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SEASON 2 EPISODE _105 _ DA CREW PODCAST _HOST PATRICE GRIMBALL · DA CREW Podcast

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  the title list, I'm telling you this book it's gonna get you in trouble.
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  Okay. So I have my repeating guests, author Nicole S. Brown.
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  She's here with us tonight. Now. Last week we talked about her
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  being an author, but tonight, we're gonna talk about her book, her
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  poetry book, Wet Dreams. Come on out, girl, because we got
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  a lot to talk about tonight. How are you. I'm doing good.
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  How are you? I'm good? I'm good. How was you for?
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  It was good? We had fun. You have fun? All right?
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  So we have barbecue and gumbo. Yes, barbecue and gumbook, and I
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  see that's what we talked about. So before we died into this book,
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  tell everyone a little bit about yourself. Hi everyone, I'm author Nicolas Brown.
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  I'm owner operator Poetry at Best, where we literally serve you the best.
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  I'm an author of over Well. I'm working on sixteen, seventeen or
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  eighteens right now. I have fifteen books that are available and many online retailers,
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  including Amazon. My book with Dreams is the book that we're going to
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  be talking about tonight, and it actuality is my most popular book. I'm
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  from Monroe, Louisiana, but I'm streaming out of Baton Rouge today. All
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  right. Woo, So, Wet Dreams, Wet Dreams, Wet Dreams.
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  What year did you write this book? I wrote this in twenty twenty two,
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  so this is like a pandemic baby type book. Yes, yeah,
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  I can tell you you had. You had a lot of times on your
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  heads. So give us a round about what Wet Dreams is about. If
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  if this is the first time ever hearing about your book in ten words or
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  less, give us a roundabout feel of this book. Wet Dreams has three
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  sections, spicy, mouth and medium, and it's not for everybody, is
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  for the real twenty one and the real twenty one and not the fate twenty
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  one. You said spicy mile and medium. Mm hm. Did you see
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  some of these titles you got? You thought a spicy mile and medium one
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  of these things should be a tonic. I mean, come on, I
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  mean her audience gonna tell you there are gonna there's gonna be some language.
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  We are going to me and her talk so you we won't be saying the
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  entire word. We will be saying certain like d or P, but we
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  will not say the entire word. I am going to respect the audience,
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  but I'm gonna tell you now, this is my type of book to read.
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  I love erotica books. I love erotica poetry. It's one of the
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  most beautiful things. If it's done properly. Okay, some people be running
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  out now. I ain't gonna lie. Some of your poems they make me
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  blush, like, oh Lord Jesus Christ, what is she about? The
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  right next? But hum, what would you say is your mildest point in
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  this book? Or let me reprace that, let me rephrase that. It's
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  the title your table of contents. Does the neither a sauce go up or
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  it's just randomly put together? It goes up? They they go up so
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  like there's a section called the Flood of Freakiness. That's my mile section.
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  And then they go up as I put them, as I loaded the poetry
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  in, they go up as you know, the spicy spiciness goes up so
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  and then the next the next section is the Pond of Perversion, and that's
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  that's the medium, and it also goes up, goes you know, as
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  it gets spicier. And then the last one is called the River of Launchiness.
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  And the last poem in the book is called arowdal a clause. Yes,
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  y'all, I'm gonna be making faces tonight. Let you know it's gonna
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  be a roller coaster ride. So what brought about? What dreams? I
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  mean, how do you sit and I like that. I would like to
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  ask a lot of authors who write this genre, because this is one of
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  those genres that doesn't get that much attention, as it can say, but
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  what makes you sit down there and write and not worry about what others may
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  think of your work? Well, it's a way to me to express myself.
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  And I feel like, you know every part of me. Everybody has
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  a part of them. Everybody has that side of them. They It may
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  not be as seductive as other people, but everybody has that side of them,
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  even people that don't even say that they do. They're tell them a
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  falsehood. Okay, that is true. A lot of people have that side
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  in themselves. And it's like how they say to women, be a woman
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  in public in freaking to bed. But you bought the freaking out like you
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  brought her up. You just displayed the freak I mean, she's like,
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  hey, like when I first picked up your book, and this is when
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  you were on another podcastist of mine before you win on her show, I
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  have already read your book, So me reading it again, I'm like,
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  I didn't catch that the first time, Like I didn't catch that, And
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  that's why I don't read books only once. I don't have a problem reading
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  books twice because there are things that you may of God, But I find
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  myself like blushing, blushing now because it's like, yo, I actually know
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  what some like I've been in the mind of the authors, so I can.
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  I got a good set up of what's going on. So have you
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  ever has your work ever gotten you denied from something? Well, not denied,
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  but I've gotten backlass from it. You know a lot of backlass from
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  me. You know, stuff unwanted videos, I wanted photos, mad mad,
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  mad wives talking about my husband wanted to try this and if you want
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  to if we want to have had that book, you know that kind of
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  stuff, uh, mad girlfriends, just it, you name it. I
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  probably didn't had it. As far as backlash from this book, guys that
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  have read the book say, and is this really you? Cause like I
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  was a quiet girl in school from K through twelve, and you know,
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  people found out that I wrote this book and they're like, Okay, this
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  girl, she was quiet. We didn't mess with her, you know,
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  we didn't get out of the pocket with her and that matter, and her
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  dad, you know, held her on the tightly sh and you know her
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  brother was really tight, you know, we didn't mess with her like that.
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  And she write like this, I wonder if it's really hug in the
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  book that she's talking about, cause it's many guys, so many guys that
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  I went to school with are asking me, is that book really about you
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  that you wrote? If so, here's my phone number. Okay, wow,
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  that's okay. So what poem in this book? If you had to
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  choose one to give to someone that best describes this overall book, what poet
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  would it be? Oh gosh, that's hard because I it's so many in
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  there that that stand out. But one of my favorites in this book is
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  beautiful chocolate man. Okay, okay. So it started. It started out
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  as a joke because two of my friends one day we were in the car
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  and I was playing on writing a book. And one day today we're in
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  the car going from the grocery store and they were talking about how they like
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  light scan men and I was like, I don't really, that's I mean,
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  that's not my cup of teeth. I said, I like mine dark,
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  like dark like a tire, you know. And she was like and
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  they were like why and I was like, well, it's like, well,
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  when you're in the dark, it's like you being fucked bygo. She
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  can't tell. All you can see is eyeballs and teeth. And they fell
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  out left, they fell out that. They was like, don't you ever
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  don't you ever write there? Don't you ever write there? And I did?
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  She said, eyebows and teeth. Okay, So, okay, what
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  is the mildest point that you have in this book? I see some of
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  them. The titles are very deceiving. You would think it's just something so
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  innocent, but when you read the book, you're like, oh, snap,
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  okay, So which is the mouthest I would think I would think your
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  spirit would be the mildest one. And what made you write that one?
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  Is that because of the love that you have for someone or how to you
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  feel while you were in the act. It's the love? Yeah, the
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  love and in the act? Yeah, okay, okay, okay, So
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  you guys, we're gonna take a break real quick, and we're gonna come
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  back and we're gonna get to the sauce. And and like I said,
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  uh, turn off the light a candle snight on them agin think of Shawa
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  shower together. I was somebodic you was so wealthy? Got sixty seconds Take
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  take sixty seconds to share this mental health minute to help someone else. Hey,
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  you guys who are back in. I think that Teddy Pendergrass was a
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  perfect song. Woo we ended that. So I understand that you have some
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  poetry that you have a piece that you want to share tonight. Okay,
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  so I'm just accident. Please remember when we talk about he got it on,
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  so we can have some type of respect for the audience. But once
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  you go ahead and you know, do that piece for us tonight. Okay,
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  it's the one that I just told you about that came from the joke.
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  It's called beautiful chocolate man. A beautiful chocolate man is what I love
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  the most because behind closed doors and in the dark, the very doubt of
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  a dark skinned man causes my flames a freaking It's a spark after a romantic
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  dinner at home or a picnic in a park, sexy atmosphere for doing it
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  in the dark, I promise you. A chocolate man is what I love
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  the most because when we play in the sheets, it's like I'd be an
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  f by ghost. All I can see is our boss and teeth and feel
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  their strength beneath a beautiful chocolate man. Ha ha ha ha. I'm not
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  a white chick, but I most definitely love a big back d What a
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  beautiful chocolate man, ha ha ha ha. I swear it's like I'm being
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  f by a ghost. A beautiful chocolate man is what I love the most.
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  That's that piece, all right, chocolate man. So if we got
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  if we have anybody in the celebrity music industry, I'm not even gonna give
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  it a genre. I'm just gonna say music. Who would be that man
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  that was standing in the place of this brother you're talking about, the beautiful
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  chocolate man. Yes, if you can choose musical celebrity celebrity, it gotta
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  be musical. It can't be like an actor. Well, we can go
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  to actors, we can Okay, who would it be if it's an actor
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  eldress. I can't say this last name. You know who I'm talking about.
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  You know you're talking about. I can't say Daddy's Little Girls, Telepard
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  Yeah, yeah, yeah, get that, get that. I don't know
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  what would be for me. I mean old school with a butt, with
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  a dark skinned man with an old school with a single Who are you going
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  to? L Green? Yeah? She went to the Loving Happiness, not
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  the al Green Green. I think he was nice looking, to be honest,
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  and he got the grit storing on it. Yeah, And I know
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  why I'm skiing. No, don't set yourself up. Don't you do it?
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  Don't you mind? And I was gonna ask why, but I feel
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  like I'm about to set myself up. So okay, I agree. I
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  like all of his music. Love and Happiness Beautiful, that's my favorite by
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  him. Look all right, all right for me? If I have to
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  go old school. If I really have to go old school, I really
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  adore Greg grey Hines. I really do adore Greg gret Hines. Now if
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  I have to come new school, I really don't know. None of these
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  people I really don't like don't listen to the radio. But if I had
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  to choose somebody and they're really not in new school, I would really choose
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  Anthony Hamilton. He's just looking as well a little sweetheart ever, so I
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  love him his music. Charleneh there you go. If you had one point
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  in this book that you would tell somebody, do not read this in front
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  of anything, like you have to just buy yourself. Which point would it
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  be in clean version? Why? Uh? Supers super Soker and and clean
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  version? Why why? Because it's like a sarm is like imitating a sermon
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  ad church, but it's really not they have. It's talking about a man
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  and a woman having their own version of church. And another way that Superslker.
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  Now you're about to make me go find it. You're about to make
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  me go find it, it said page I'm about to find Yes, I
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  had the actual book open and that's what I was looking at on the side,
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  all right, let me see. Oh okay, So now I'm about
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  to hit something. And you can ask this if you want to, and
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  if you don't want to. And I'm about to hit a nerve. And
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  you, guys, the only reason why I'm about to hit this nerve because
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  I hate the fact that we act like that group of people do not do
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  this. But how would you feel as someone who read that you're this,
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  this point right here was heavy into the church? How would how would you
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  justify this point to them? Well, I'm I was heaving in a church.
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  That's why I did. That's why I did it because of the simple
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  fact that you know, we know we we because people don't talk about that
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  at church, and and and they should. You know, God made that
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  just like God made other things too, and it was meant to be used
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  for one thing. But that's just like the the taboo not to mention that.
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  But then you get mad when sister so and so get pregnant at you
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  know, in the you know, and then you put her out of the
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  cross there, but you ain't talking about it to nobody, so why put
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  them out? I didn't. I wasn't gonna go there. But yeah,
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  and while you're talking and reading the poet and then I remember because I remember
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  that one line and I said, oh my god, you have that one
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  line and the poem that says can I get a witness? And I remember
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  now reading the poem, I was like, if you now did all that,
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  you're gonna ask for a witness? Like who? I remember that now?
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  And I'm like, I remember reading it. I'm like, oh God,
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  will life be so be able to get in the door after reading this?
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  And then in the very end it says can I get a witness?
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  And then you had to nerve the end of a man that's lordie. I
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  can't. I can't. I can't. So if you can have any female
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  artists two to perform and perform as an speak one of your points, who
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  would it be? What point? And why? Mm hmm? What's the
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  girl name? The girl that played cooking Taj P. Hanson handsen tarage your
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  pen hand saying, and I would want her to say, let me see
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  it, yeah, the one you had last Yeah, ooh jesus, Okay,
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  okay, okay. I can say Jill Scott and I would say your
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  touch. I can really see her performing your touch subtitle I really miss you
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  that's I think that might be your fourth or your fifth point. That one
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  is very sentimental, very very sentimental, and I think that might have been
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  the most sentimental one you had in it. Can I ask, how are
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  you feeling when you wrote that? Because that one it touched the heart.
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  I'm like, yo, she she really loved whoever that was, though,
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  when she was really feeling whoever that was when she wrote that poem. So
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  what was your mindset when you wrote your really miss it? I really was
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  really missing that person, and uh was recollecting some of the good times we
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  had together, and and uh just remembering every part of it, you know,
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  the good and the bad. Okay, okay, So you have another
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  one private concert? Who was singing? I was singing? You know,
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  I met that the person that inspired that poem. I met that person singing.
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  You met that person, saying okay, so you have a question,
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  they said, So what type of book is this? Again? This is
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  a book of erotic poetry. It has three sections. That's my one is
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  mild, one is medium, one is I see, it's not for everybody,
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  it's for the real twenty one it up and private concert is a private
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  concert. It's like you know, were singing and then we singing if you
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  get what I mean, No, Jesus, that was a celebrate the So
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  another question that has was what was your inspiration for this book? My inspiration
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  was I wanted to share with the world another side of me, and that
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  it was inspired by some relationship that I was involved in, but not all
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  of it was. But some of it was fantasy and some of it was
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  reality as well. You're just gonna have to figure out which one was reality
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  other than which one is fad to say, I'm scared to figure out which
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  one was which because it was hard to figure out. I mean, is
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  there clues to which one? Because I mean, yo, you went from
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  the morning Ain't the Morning after to Gangster Be, so I'm thinking being yeah,
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  and then somebody showed up and kind of messed up the flow. So
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  that's the vibe I got from that, So that the case, well,
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  Gangster Being was like, yeah, stuff was cool, and then a certain
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  a certain individual got in the mix and then it kind of got messed up.
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  But it's still that's where really the kink and is started getting into it,
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  you know. The so, Okay, somebody wants to know will there
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  be a part two. It might because I have quite a few erotic pieces
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  that I've written and some that I that are on my list that I haven't
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  written yet, and they might be a little bit more out there than the
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  other ones, than the wet dreams to hold up. So you're telling me
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  there is a poem that you have sitting back that's called that that's more elaborate
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  than more than twenty five showers in less than forty five seconds? Mhm?
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  Is that even in a book yet? I mean, it's that even Wow,
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  It's yeah, I compared Karma to a sexy woman who Okay, so
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  I just I just I'm just wow. So what is next for often Nicol
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  S. Brown? What what are we looking at? You know it?
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  You know, it might be another rotic book because I have enough and a
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  lot of people want to see that one about Karmo the Sexiest Chick Alive and
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  on paper, you know, printed out, you know, because every time
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  I say that poem Karma the Sexiest Shick Alive, guys are like, Karma,
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  can I have your phone number? And I'm like, that's not even
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  what it's all about? You know, So you you you you I'm stunning
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  you can y'all hear me. I'm studying you have poetry that have men contact
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  you too? They say, they say yeah, they say Carbo. You
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  know when I'm talking about Carmo, you know, Karma being sexy and what
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  she doing all of that, They be like, Calma, here's my phone
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  number, call my eyes, the pathy and all kind of stuff. They
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  Okay, I might be gladen in for a punishment, but I'm gonna ask
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  this question, what is the craziest reaction that you have gotten from? What
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  treats? Well? You really want to know? A cord notice? A
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  cord notice? What why? If you can tell me? Well, I
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  can tell you a little bit. I'm not a I'm not a woman scorned.
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  No. Uh, it was a woman that was scorned that did the
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  court notice because you know, it's stuff in there that in the book that
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  could have that should have she should have gotten, she should have gone.
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  She should have been criminated for you know what I'm saying, adjudicated for you
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  know, because I don't know if you read some one of the poems in
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  there, and I don't know what, I don't want to say the name
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  of it. You know that's what she was, Yeah, do you want
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  to answer that question. I were, Yeah, I was, and one
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  that went wrong. It was really with five. It was really supposed to
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  be just one person. And that's what the person got sent the court notice
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  for because she didn't want people to know that, you know, she set
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  that up. Did you say did you say five? Okay? Yeah,
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  I said five. It was supposed to be just one and it was for
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  the guys in there, and I had to save my life, you know,
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  I had to do what I had to do to save my life.
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  Wow. So that's the reason why the courtdodas got said because it was a
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  chick that set that up because she didn't want me ended up with her boyfriend
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  which became or a first husband. So all my life been attacked for I
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  don't know how long behind stuff. And so I'm so and so you want
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  to write a book to Yeah, I do all of that. I mean
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  I have enough like, oh, that's not gonna that one person is not
• 35:25
  gonna stop me from achieving my goals or doing whatever I need to do for
• 35:31
  me and my me and my me and my uh my kids, because this
• 35:38
  is something that I like to do, and this is something that you know,
• 35:43
  God gifted me with Yeah, I did have a lot of hard times
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  in my life, and I'm not afraid to share it on paper. I
• 35:52
  don't have to put names, and I didn't put names. Okay, all
• 35:57
  right, she said this is what she likes to do. So if you
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  write, if you love to write, that book, like your book.
• 36:04
  So do you still interact with any of them or No? I never really
• 36:10
  had a conversation with that individual that sent the court notice, so I don't
• 36:15
  even know why she would even send it. And anybody else that was that
• 36:22
  I was really involved with that inspired the book. No, I'm not involved
• 36:28
  with them either. I'm just chilling out. Chilling out is making it do
• 36:32
  what it do. Yep. So since you I told us about all this,
• 36:38
  tell us how we can get wet dreams that include poetry such as orgy
• 36:47
  I put out, fly fires, Amazing, facial throbbing, pe want,
• 36:57
  broking, ge spot. Tell them how they can get this book and y'all
• 37:04
  those are the actual titles of the poetry. If I can share my stream,
• 37:10
  y'all will be like, what the dample? But tell them how they
• 37:14
  can get a copy of your book. Yeah, they can get it on
• 37:16
  Amazon Barnes and Noble Books, a million, a books, some aere everywhere
• 37:24
  that sales books all over the world, even books stores online, bookstores in
• 37:31
  Tokyo. All right, well, you guys in here you will see the
• 37:37
  link to her social media network. We're going to have her on a blog
• 37:45
  page where if you click on the link, it will send you straight to
• 37:50
  order her book. I will have my review will be posted Wednesday by noon
• 37:55
  of Wet Dreams. Go get it. That's all I'm gonna say. These
• 38:02
  these titles the carrot, Yeah, the carrot. Did that really happen?
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  Or did you make that up? The carrot? Yeah, the carrots are
• 38:19
  the bunny ears? No, no, not bunny is, because you got
• 38:22
  one call bunny is the carrot. The woe is on page let me see
• 38:30
  viking get uh oh yeah, I can't read that out one. It's I
• 38:45
  don't chew on it like a rabbit, that's all I say. So,
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  oh yeah that was true. Oh yeah, Oh my god. Oh I'm
• 39:01
  sorry. I didn't mean to be so low. I apologize, y'all.
• 39:05
  I am so sorry. Oh my god. You actually you know what the
• 39:15
  book. That's all I'm gonna tell y'all. If you want to know what
• 39:17
  the table I'm talking about. Get the book. It's also on Kindle Unlimited,
• 39:22
  so if you're a person like me and you have Kindle Unlimited, you
• 39:27
  can read it for free. Tell you just the first two lines, like
• 39:35
  I said, I could only read that one top line because after that it's
• 39:37
  just downhill from there. So wow, is there anything you want to say
• 39:45
  before we you know, let everybody go on this beautiful Saturday night so they
• 39:51
  can go read what we read and like me, is there anything you want
• 39:59
  to say? I would like to thank you, thank you for having me
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  on and to allow allowing me to be myself and talk about with dreams because
• 40:07
  a lot of people shot away from that book and a lot of people don't
• 40:16
  want to talk about that, you know, so it is it's always been
• 40:23
  a taboo subject. But you know, there are people like me who will
• 40:29
  read this and be like blushing and then be like you go and then get
• 40:32
  finished reading it. So I would like to thank you for being with us
• 40:37
  this past two weeks. Think you think you thank you? And like I
• 40:40
  said, your review will be up Wednesday and we all, like I say,
• 40:46
  is y'all get the book? I mean, I can't describe it no
• 40:52
  more than that, because how they say down here when and my grandma name,
• 41:00
  you say this, not my grandma, my grandfather name. You say
• 41:04
  this thing called Jenna Mickeison. It's gonna make you. Yeah, just be
• 41:13
  safe about it. That's what I'm gonna say. But thank you, miss
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  Brown, for being with us tonight, and we thank you for bringing us
• 41:21
  wet dreams and you guys, I'm gonna be back next Saturday night where we're
• 41:27
  gonna bring back off the Elijah Lewis. We had them all the last time.
• 41:30
  We had some technical difficulties, but the nuggets that he has to share,
• 41:37
  I know you guys gonna need them. So make sure next Saturday night
• 41:40
  a PM. You join me here and I'm gonna have author Elijah Lewis.
• 41:46
  Okay, Miss Brown, thank you for being with us another Saturday night in
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  the books. You guys, I'll see you later. Love you bye,