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7-7-25- | DEM KINGS OF DA AIRWAVES LAUNCH - THE ROYAL MIC HOSTED BY ZACH · DA CREW Podcast

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Speaker 1: Ladies and gentlemen, May I have your attention please. The
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Speaker 1: show starts in third line eight seven six five shot one.
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Speaker 2: Hey you guys, it's you, but mister Zachary ways on
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Speaker 2: this one and two and welcome to roy To like
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Speaker 2: welcome with our voices, give the cremation, Welcome to. We
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Speaker 2: want to be heard and we want to be served.
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Speaker 2: This is not just a broadcast. This is just a sentuary,
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Speaker 2: a solon care, a place of fully how I say,
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Speaker 2: volume in and I just want to take the time
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Speaker 2: out and tell you I am grateful to be here,
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Speaker 2: like to have another platform that I can speak on.
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Speaker 2: Is it's really, really, really truly a blessing that I
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Speaker 2: can't not get over, like it has been a great time.
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Speaker 2: And also being the first mail on this network is
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Speaker 2: really really good. So I want to take the time
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Speaker 2: out and reintroduce who I am and to everybody who
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Speaker 2: are listening, those are new, those who are coming on,
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Speaker 2: those who have met me, those who have been in
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Speaker 2: my president, those who met me through networking, through all
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Speaker 2: social media. I want to reinduce me who am I
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Speaker 2: as a person. So I am mister Zachary Williams. I
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Speaker 2: am twenty eight years old. I have a bachel degree
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Speaker 2: in accounting. I have a masters degree in parentin accounting.
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Speaker 2: I am working on my doctor's degree in accounting. I
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Speaker 2: almost finished up with my certifications and business administration and
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Speaker 2: human resource. I am from South Carolina, Well Chance, South Carolina,
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Speaker 2: where I am from the South, where Sunday means something
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Speaker 2: when the church fan smack on rhythm and the heated sun.
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Speaker 2: When my grandmother played over bills then the government that
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Speaker 2: are her words mean something. Where you have the sidewalks
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Speaker 2: that are messed up, where you have the cracks on
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Speaker 2: the porch, when you and your family get together and
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Speaker 2: gossip about each other. I am from the barbershop as
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Speaker 2: a lot of men's get together our therapy and talk
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Speaker 2: about football, sports, mental health, what's going on in our community.
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Speaker 2: I am from the kitchen table when the bills are
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Speaker 2: being prayed over. I am from the place where we
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Speaker 2: have to stretch food out to make it last. I
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Speaker 2: am a place that I have been heartbroken. I've been
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Speaker 2: to hell and back. And I am from a place
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Speaker 2: that they told boys man, I am a place that
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Speaker 2: when you cry, it makes a week. I am a
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Speaker 2: place that I went through a lot and back I
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Speaker 2: am a place that me and you can relate that
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Speaker 2: every game gets shut under the rug. And yes I
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Speaker 2: do have an accent, and that's from getcha galla. Sometimes
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Speaker 2: you might not understand my language, or I might slur,
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Speaker 2: I feel a bit of sometimes, but that is me.
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Speaker 2: I am a poet, I am a writer, I am
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Speaker 2: everything in between that you can think of. And I
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Speaker 2: want to talk to you. Like I said, I want
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Speaker 2: to introduce myself and also talking about misunderstanding me for
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Speaker 2: who I am as a person. You know, I wanted
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Speaker 2: to create a space where men's can be their self.
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Speaker 2: I don't care you are black, white, you believe in Christ,
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Speaker 2: believing Christian, you not in any type of way. You
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Speaker 2: are gay, straight, bisexual, lesbian, and transcend them anything you are.
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Speaker 2: But I want to create a space for men, and
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Speaker 2: sometimes I will have females on here. But I also
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Speaker 2: want to create a space when where I can be
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Speaker 2: myself and there's nothing attached to it. There's no labels.
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Speaker 2: They like, you can't talk whether this, you can't talk
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Speaker 2: with that. I am here to bring you what you
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Speaker 2: need to here. Sometimes, you know, it's hard for us
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Speaker 2: as people who look like me to understand that we
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Speaker 2: didn't have a lot of spaces like this. Well, I
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Speaker 2: would say I didn't have a lot of spaces like this.
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Speaker 2: You know, I have my own broadcast back in the
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Speaker 2: day during COVID, and I created a space for me
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Speaker 2: to be who I am. You know, as a kid,
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Speaker 2: you know, you you feel everything growing out from you know,
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Speaker 2: staying a child's place, or don't talk back, or something
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Speaker 2: happened to you. It does not exist. I was told
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Speaker 2: to shut up. I was told to, like I said,
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Speaker 2: stay in the child's fila. I was told to if
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Speaker 2: you see, if you see something, don't say nothing at
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Speaker 2: alse because it's not your business. You know, I grew
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Speaker 2: up with nobody. I grew up with not a proper
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Speaker 2: mental health as to have access to how to how
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Speaker 2: I would say it, to express how I feel. I
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Speaker 2: didn't know how to give it, what to do? You know,
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Speaker 2: I had to grow up as a man. I had
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Speaker 2: to learn grow fast. I grew up real fast. I'm
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Speaker 2: not saying that I didn't enjoy my childhood moments, but
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Speaker 2: I wish that I was able to express how I
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Speaker 2: feel growing up and not me for understanding who I am.
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Speaker 2: Even now as a girl man, I still carry that
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Speaker 2: little child in me for who wants to who wants
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Speaker 2: somebody to see him. Not a performer, not an affectionist,
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Speaker 2: just a person, who say, a person who really wants
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Speaker 2: to enjoy life. You know, I have friends, I have family,
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Speaker 2: and I have my spouse to support. Shout to Eric Harmon,
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Speaker 2: that is my boyfriend. And yes I am gay if
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Speaker 2: you did get it from here, I am gay. But
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Speaker 2: that's why I created this space, you know, especially Royal
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Speaker 2: Mic Broadcast, because we are kings. You know, we supposed
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Speaker 2: to be the man of the house. We supposed to
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Speaker 2: always know what to do, and sometimes we don't credit
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Speaker 2: ourselves or put a hand on our backs for the
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Speaker 2: good job we do. And like I said, I created
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Speaker 2: this space for everybody in between. I don't care who
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Speaker 2: you are. I created the space, but I just want
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Speaker 2: to introduce myself. You know, when people ask who really
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Speaker 2: Zach is, I tell him. You know, I'm not just
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Speaker 2: a poet. I am a producer of I survive results
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Speaker 2: of what didn't break me, the voices of resilience that
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Speaker 2: try to erase me. But I'm still here. You know,
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Speaker 2: we're talking about how people can misunderstood you. You know,
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Speaker 2: who does not understand where you grow up in are
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Speaker 2: how to relate to you. You know, I've been told
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Speaker 2: my whole life and I have been labeled this, And
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Speaker 2: I wrote this down too emotional, too passive, too serious,
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Speaker 2: too difficult, two senses, too cocky, too confidence, too honest,
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Speaker 2: too black, to gay to me, and the list I
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Speaker 2: have it goes on and on and all these labels
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Speaker 2: I get towards me and you know, I have to
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Speaker 2: be real. I'm not too much. I was just never
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Speaker 2: I was worth just never enough for certain people. You know,
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Speaker 2: people love my voice, but you know I know my resiliency.
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Speaker 2: They love what I do, but they don't see what
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Speaker 2: I carry. I have been friends for everyone who calls
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Speaker 2: for advice, but those who don't check up on me.
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Speaker 2: I have been there for people who show up for them,
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Speaker 2: but in in return, they don't show up for me.
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Speaker 2: I have to navigate do a lot of abandonment issues,
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Speaker 2: daddy issues, you know, mommy issues, loving myself. I have
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Speaker 2: to have to relearn how to be okay for who
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Speaker 2: I am. I have to relearn how to not pop
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Speaker 2: off on somebody or what they say to me. I
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Speaker 2: have to I have to relearn what it means. To
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Speaker 2: be the biggest person, but also and respect. I have
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Speaker 2: to relearn how to be a man, how to be
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Speaker 2: a young man that attrapped and at child body. And
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Speaker 2: what do I mean by that is that I have
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Speaker 2: so much issues and I didn't know how to deal
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Speaker 2: with it. And it comes from when you are growing
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Speaker 2: up in a when you are growing up in.
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Speaker 3: A household that everybody speaks everything under the rug, and
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Speaker 3: then when you are growing enough to speak about it,
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Speaker 3: they don't want to talk about it.
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Speaker 2: They don't want to call out him or her on it.
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Speaker 2: And then when you do it, you're being disrespectful. Are
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Speaker 2: you being your lie? You can't see the word lie?
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Speaker 2: And are they fibbing? We are grown people. I'm not
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Speaker 2: a love child more. I am twenty eight years old.
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Speaker 2: And yes I am stepping on some people tools. Yes
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Speaker 2: I might get I let us talk to on the
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Speaker 2: side after this, but I do not care. One thing
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Speaker 2: about me is I'm going to speak my truth because
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Speaker 2: nobody knows my truth besides me, And and that's okay.
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Speaker 2: I have learned that it's okay to be okay, it's
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Speaker 2: okay not to be okay. I have learned how to
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Speaker 2: be by myself and be happy. You know, you don't
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Speaker 2: need friends, you don't need anybody, But those are warrants,
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Speaker 2: you know, we want that we don't need it. You know,
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Speaker 2: we sit in certain predicament that that we choose. And
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Speaker 2: when I'm thinking about this, because I'm trying to choose
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Speaker 2: my words wisely, but it is what it is. We
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Speaker 2: we sit in. Problems are predicament that we put ourselves into,
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Speaker 2: not the things that we cannot control. Things that we
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Speaker 2: can't control that we put ourselves through. That is a problem.
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Speaker 2: And I have learned that because yeah, my early twenties,
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Speaker 2: teenager years, I put myself in plenty of predicament that
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Speaker 2: I wish I made better decisions. You know, I wish that.
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Speaker 2: I'm not saying I'm gonna go back in time and
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Speaker 2: be like it already happened. I did it. It made
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Speaker 2: me yesterday. You know, I can't change for who I
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Speaker 2: am as a person, because you know, you we can't
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Speaker 2: go back and we wish we did this. We just
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Speaker 2: we hate that, but we also have to realize that
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Speaker 2: it made it us stronger as the better person as today.
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Speaker 2: And a lot of people do not know that, and
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Speaker 2: that's why I keep saying I'm a misunderstood No, I'm
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Speaker 2: not having an attitude. No I'm not being combatist. I'm
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Speaker 2: not getting out of character because you misunderstood me, you know.
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Speaker 2: And I can't sit here and allow other people who
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Speaker 2: do not know me judge me. Are they know me
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Speaker 2: and they judge me anyway? Because people the people don't
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Speaker 2: judge you, judge you anyway? But I'm authentically me and
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Speaker 2: I can't change that because I want to be this way. Yes,
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Speaker 2: I may change my mind down the lie as I
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Speaker 2: get older, but now I hear at twenty eight, but
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Speaker 2: to reach my thirties is how can me? How can
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Speaker 2: I be the vetter present of myself than I was
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Speaker 2: at my sixteen years old eighteen years old? Twenty one
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Speaker 2: turn up year that was my college turn up year
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Speaker 2: twenty three, twenty five, twenty five. It gives you that
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Speaker 2: you are at the peak of what are you accomplished?
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Speaker 2: And the next is telling you what are you going
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Speaker 2: to do to better your life? And you know, we
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Speaker 2: don't have to grow up as fast as we posed to,
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Speaker 2: but we need to have a understanding of who we
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Speaker 2: want to be as a person and how do we
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Speaker 2: put ourselves and what I mean by that is, how
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Speaker 2: do you want people to see you if you was
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Speaker 2: in issues? You know, being misunderstanding feel like a stream
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Speaker 2: without no sound. It's like being celebrated for what you're
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Speaker 2: giving and being the puntral. When you finally say that
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Speaker 2: I need help too, they say I'm too soft, but
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Speaker 2: they don't know how to reach myself emotionally. This how
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Speaker 2: I overthink. But I have to calculate every move just
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Speaker 2: to stay safe in this world. And I don't want
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Speaker 2: to be misunderstanding. Sometimes I don't. Sometimes it it happens,
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Speaker 2: and I can't go back and apologize what I can't.
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Speaker 2: I can't go back for what I did I done,
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Speaker 2: or I can move forward. But let me tell you
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Speaker 2: what I have learned. I think I said it plenty
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Speaker 2: of time. You know, people will misunderstand you for the
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Speaker 2: moment and not stop. You don't need to start for
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Speaker 2: their approval. And that is okay, and and and and
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Speaker 2: that's okay. You don't need everybody approval you don't.
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Speaker 3: Like.
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Speaker 2: I could give you so many examples. I could give
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Speaker 2: you example. Now you know, growing up I always wanted
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Speaker 2: approval for my dad, and from earlier I have daddy
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Speaker 2: issues and now I have not I have learned how
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Speaker 2: to deal with those daddy issues. Why do I feel
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Speaker 2: like this? Why do I need Because I have always
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Speaker 2: wanted to be not a mama's boy, a daddy's boy.
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Speaker 2: I always wanted my daddy approval, and every time I
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Speaker 2: I accomplished something, I want to always want him approved,
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Speaker 2: but he was never there to approve it. And in
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Speaker 2: my head, I always want to move the ghost poll
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Speaker 2: just because for him. But if he's not there, who
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Speaker 2: are you doing it for? Who are you are doing
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Speaker 2: it for? We always want the ghost port for ourselves
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Speaker 2: that who are we doing it for? Because at the
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Speaker 2: end of it is not for us. It definitely wasn't
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Speaker 2: for me when I did that, and I had to
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Speaker 2: literally went to therapy about it. I fussed with my
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Speaker 2: daddy a lot of time, and it was arranging emotion
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Speaker 2: because he wasn't there. I give him some credit some
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Speaker 2: part of my life he was there and I appreciate that,
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Speaker 2: But other than that, it's just do that make me
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Speaker 2: ask the less of a man? Not having my father?
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Speaker 2: Didn't know? Did I have other father figures to teach
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Speaker 2: me how to be a man? Yes? Did I have
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Speaker 2: to learn the hard way that people don't know my
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Speaker 2: story in the past, what I have to do. Yes,
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Speaker 2: but I do not need nobody approval to who I
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Speaker 2: am as a person. I don't And it goes to
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Speaker 2: why I created this broadcast, the Royal Mic Broadcast, like
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Speaker 2: I said at the beginning, because we are black women,
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Speaker 2: black people, creator, heater and survivors. We need space, a
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Speaker 2: space that we can breathe without was sampling from other people.
21:21
Speaker 2: I tire of watching people like me only to be
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Speaker 2: her when they're angry, when they're clap back moments, who's yelling?
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Speaker 2: And also sometimes I am tired of just writing it down.
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Speaker 2: I am tired of putting it in my poetry. They
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Speaker 2: get on mic and just say it. I am tired
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Speaker 2: of that. Sometimes. Yes, I am a great entertainer, I
21:52
Speaker 2: am a great interviewer. I am a great host. But
21:56
Speaker 2: sometimes you need our place just to be yourself. When
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Speaker 2: we can grief inquietly with other people, when we can
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Speaker 2: learn how to love ourselves again, when me you can
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Speaker 2: laugh on here, when we can learn from each other. Yes,
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Speaker 2: this is the right mic to hear. This might is
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Speaker 2: a mirror, a mirror of whoever comes on here. We
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Speaker 2: are going to talk about the truth. Sometimes sho's going
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Speaker 2: to hurt. Sometimes I might be I might be wrong
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Speaker 2: and be like, yeah, you're right, you're right, Sis, you
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Speaker 2: might bro you right. You know, we are going to
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Speaker 2: talk about grief, therapy, sexual spiritual trauma, survival thoughts, suicidal thoughts, loneliness, perfectly,
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Speaker 2: what is your purpose? Power? Please in peace? They ain't
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Speaker 2: no way that we are. We are going to cover
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Speaker 2: everything about it. And those who the people who's not
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Speaker 2: gonna likewise say it's okay, you're gonna like it, you're
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Speaker 2: gonna love it, It's okay. I have no problem with that.
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Speaker 2: I have no problem with that. And if you want
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Speaker 2: to come on here and talk to me and you know,
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Speaker 2: be against where you're talking about, comment that is this
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Speaker 2: is the place for you to do that. There is
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Speaker 2: no judgment, Jones. I am to learn here and listen out. Yes,
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Speaker 2: I'm gonna get my commentary. Yes I'm gonna get my input.
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Speaker 2: Yes I might disagree. Yes I might agree with what
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Speaker 2: you were saying. Yes I might be paid. I might
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Speaker 2: do random things. You'd be like, what if she's doing
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Speaker 2: I'm only here to make things better, to give people
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Speaker 2: a platform, friends, family, associates, colleague, a tree, a plant,
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Speaker 2: whatever you want to be, gay, lesbian, scrape by, black, blue, green, purple,
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Speaker 2: anything in the rainbow you want to be. You are
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Speaker 2: welcome here. Your voice will not be silenced here. And yes,
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Speaker 2: I might put you in an uncomfortable position, but this
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Speaker 2: is what we are here to talk about, to break
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Speaker 2: down barriers and to rebuild structures, to build a bond
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Speaker 2: to my listeners, followers, and everybody else between. And I'm
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Speaker 2: not going on, never going nowhere. I'm here and shout
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Speaker 2: out to the people who support me for the long run.
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Speaker 2: It took me a long time just to get to
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Speaker 2: hear who I am as today. And I still have
25:19
Speaker 2: a lot, a lot to grow. And I understand that.
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Speaker 2: And I appreciate the people who show me tough love,
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Speaker 2: who closed the doors on me, who said no to me,
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Speaker 2: who said I wouldn't gonna be nothing, who said I
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Speaker 2: wouldn't gonna do nothing, who said I'm gonna to be
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Speaker 2: in six feet under. I have been told that, but
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Speaker 2: that doesn't stop for who I am as a person.
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Speaker 2: That don't stop my It actually tells me that I
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Speaker 2: am not for you and you are not for me. Yes,
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Speaker 2: the door has closed, Yes, I will be okay. Yes
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Speaker 2: it's going to hurt sometimes, but we will be okay.
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Speaker 2: Tell you everything is not perfect and cream over here
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Speaker 2: and yes I might be all over, but the it
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Speaker 2: tells you who am I? You get off the energy.
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Speaker 2: I'm very passive, very confident who I am. But I
26:41
Speaker 2: had to come on and reinduce myself. And yes, shout
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Speaker 2: out to my frat brothers for I have been a
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Speaker 2: Signatorney and Cobra It. Yes, the best amazing chapter. That's
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Speaker 2: Veaneta Fraternity. I've been like I joined. They open doors
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Speaker 2: for me. They are a lot of me who I
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Speaker 2: am at the person. Shout out to all the networks
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Speaker 2: I have been on, and this is the brand new network.
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Speaker 2: I'm on the first male and it's not going to
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Speaker 2: stop here. I'm telling this platform, this network is going
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Speaker 2: to grow, and it's going to grow. I'm telling you
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Speaker 2: Mark my words is going to grow. And and to
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Speaker 2: the people who who need spaces like this, it's time
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Speaker 2: to step up to the front. We no longer going
27:56
Speaker 2: to be in the back. Were not bad people, no more,
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Speaker 2: we o front. We were no longer in the back.
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Speaker 2: Back of the people is called ignorant. We we're not
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Speaker 2: no longer ignorance. We are leaders. So get it that
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Speaker 2: driving see buckle up and take control. Take control, because yes,
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Speaker 2: it's going to be a bobby ride. I'm telling you,
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Speaker 2: it's going to be a boppy ride. But I got you.
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Speaker 2: We ain't going nowhere telling you I got you. I
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Speaker 2: could be on the drive side, I could be the
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Speaker 2: pastor side while you're driving, but but we ain't going
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Speaker 2: no where. And I also want to shout up with
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Speaker 2: the treatment Trevida Man definitely definitely amazing woman. Definitely amazing woman.
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Speaker 2: And check her out too, and check out everybody who's
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Speaker 2: on this network. I do have another network that I'm
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Speaker 2: also gonna be on tomorrow. It's called Beverly Nation Online
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Speaker 2: Radio Hosts and it's called Black Canvas, and I do
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Speaker 2: the same thing over there, another platform. Give me to
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Speaker 2: speak my truth. And you want to check me out
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Speaker 2: tomorrow night at nine point thirty calling as a guest,
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Speaker 2: and all our information is gonna be on my social
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Speaker 2: media plage saying there that you see Zachary Matthew Williams though.
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Speaker 2: But yeah, I have to come on here to induce
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Speaker 2: myself for those two people who did not know me
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Speaker 2: like I said, I am a poet, a broadcaster, a storyteller,
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Speaker 2: a brother, a son, an uncle, spoken word, whatever you
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Speaker 2: want to call it, hosts, a friend, a family, I
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Speaker 2: am a leader and everything between. I am everything between.
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Speaker 2: Like I said, we are definitely definitely gonna rather out.
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Speaker 2: We are definitely going to rob this way about because
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Speaker 2: like I said, I'm not going anywhere not. I love
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Speaker 2: it being here. I love when I hear people talk
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Speaker 2: about their their trauma, where they went through, what they're
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Speaker 2: working on. Make that connections because those are people who
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Speaker 2: was saying in the back way too long, who have
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Speaker 2: been misunderstood, who has been yelling but never got an attention,
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Speaker 2: who have did great things, great things telling you, I
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Speaker 2: met a lot of people who've done great things by
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Speaker 2: a lot of people for shadow down and that's no more.
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Speaker 2: We are in a time that we don't have time
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Speaker 2: to take back seats, we don't have time to have
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Speaker 2: somebody else drive. We we have to take control our
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Speaker 2: own life. And those who ain't gonna like it. Bombo bamboo,
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Speaker 2: Who gears?
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Speaker 1: Who?
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Speaker 2: Who? Who? Kids? Who? No? No? Because at the end
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Speaker 2: of the day, we're here because the only person who
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Speaker 2: can call them might God upstairs if you believe in him,
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Speaker 2: that's who can carry me home. Yes, I have a
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Speaker 2: been eager. Like I said, I am not going nowhere.
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Speaker 2: I am going to be here no matter what. Check
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Speaker 2: me out every first or third Monday of each I
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Speaker 2: have already signed up a million our guests, So stay tuned.
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Speaker 2: I love you and we are going to be here.
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Speaker 2: And this is the Royal Mic Broadcast mutually mister Zachary Williams,
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Speaker 2: and I love it. I love y'all and I hope
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Speaker 2: y'all have a nice day if I can get my girl,
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