What's up with it? I'm King Josh. I'm Queen E. And you're rocking with. All in. All family.
On this episode of this podcast man we finna get down to some real topics on this beautiful
Tuesday evening. We gonna get into some topics of. Child care. We will get into the topic
of. Bad parenting. Good parenting. And baby mama and baby daddy's. Basically. It's about
baby mama and baby daddy's. So sit back. Grab you a glass. Hey roll up. Cause guess what.
Shit's gonna get real. Let's get it. Alright. Alright. So. I have. I have. A question. I
have a question. Baby mama baby daddy. Where the fuck did that word come from? I feel like
that's something that us. Black people. Came up with. Cause I don't think there's no such
thing as baby mama baby daddy. It's just. Urban word. Urban term for your child's parents.
I can say that. You know. Cause. I always used to think baby mama and baby daddy were
like. So shit we used to say when we were kids. You know. I'm going over my BD house.
I told my sister where the fuck you going. My BD house. She fired. At the time. I say
bitch you ain't going over to BD house. You ain't over to BD. What is BD? Bad. Bad decision.
That would it. I believe that would it stand for. BM and BD is a bad decision and a bad
misconscretion. I wouldn't say that for baby mama. I'd say. Big misunderstanding. Yeah.
A big misunderstanding. But. I can say this. Most of baby mama's and baby daddy's. Aren't
meant to be together. It was just. A sexual appetite. Just something that happened. Cause
you see most of the baby daddy baby mama relationship. Where both baby mama and baby daddy are still
together and still making things work for their kids. Then you got those that live a
separate lives. And the baby daddy's that don't want to be there with their children.
That always cause all types of hell for the mother that's doing her best. And you got
some mothers that don't want to be there with their kids. But we all look at the chances
and the opportunities. Let's be for real. I learned. You know we all. We all make mistakes
in life. The child is never the mistake though. Understand that your child is never the fucking
mistake. The mistake is talking to the other parent of that child. Cause y'all knew it
wasn't supposed to happen. Cause let's be for real. When sex getting good. You know
this person toxic as hell. You know you ain't supposed to be with this person. But the sex
is getting so good. And the only thing you hear is. None of me. Hold on. Repeat that.
Say it again. Say it. Not me. Toxic. Right there. That was a toxic. Right there you should
have known that was toxic. It was some toxic in there. Because let's be for real. You got
people in relationships that's trying to have kids. That's trying. And you have people that
don't belong together. They got fucking kids. Ain't that a shame though. And it be the ones
that really don't deserve kids. Cause a lot of motherfuckers really don't deserve kids.
Like for real. Like go back to this story of Caitlyn dumping her. Like they never found
her baby body bro. The Casey Anthony story. Yeah the Casey Anthony. Take the Casey Anthony
story. Like I ain't you know. You know this is not anything towards her. You know. She
was found not guilty. Okay cool. But people know that they don't deserve kids. Want kids.
And they the ones that get the kids. The ones that want the kids. It's hard for them to
make a kid. But you gotta also look at it like this. Some people don't have the mental
capacity to deal with kids at that moment. And you got those that don't have the mental
capacity but are willing to try. Instead of the ones that just give up. Yeah I can agree
with y'all on that one. Because your mental really has to be right for a kid. Cause some
days. I be like fuck them kids. We all had those days. I'm not playing. We all had those
days. Your child come up and mommy mommy daddy daddy mommy daddy mommy daddy. What you finna
say? You don't want to say bitch go sit your ass down. If it ain't that is mama can I
have this? Mama can I have this? Daddy can I go here? Daddy can I go there? Mama can
I can you do this for me? Daddy can you do that? Can I have this? But that's the whole
thing. If your mental not right for that you not ready for that. Because remember our parents
told us when we were younger the same thing you did to us I can't wait till it's done
to you. It's gonna be harder when it's done to you the same thing you've done to your
parents. Cause every generation is different. Very different. Like I ain't gonna lie. My
brothers most of my brothers and sisters were born in the 70's 80's 60's. I think early
60's I don't know. But yeah I want them grand brothers you know what I'm saying. Real talk
I want them grand brothers. I ain't bullshitting with you. I got grand sisters nigga. Like
I'm 20 when I say I'm 20 years younger I'm 20 years younger. Great niece. Great nephews.
But hey it's cool. Just don't call me your uncle. Cause you down there my brother. Cause
you down there my brother you down there my age. Don't call me your uncle make me feel
old and seven years old. Now your dad is 22 I'm seven. I ain't tell him go out there and
do that. He wants to get a little wee wee and something get wet. Then poop get that
old baby. Cause I'm about to tell you something kids are a blessing. I don't give a fuck what
you say. I swear. I love mine and death. They are not income tax blessings. They are blessings.
Like Queen E like you got kids right. Yep. What's their names. What's their names. Nugget
and J. Okay. You call okay nicknames Nugget and J. Okay. So. We like as a parent how proud
are you just to see that something came out of you and you see them now and you look at
them now as the ages they are and they progressing. How do you feel. Like what type of parent
do that make you. I ain't even gonna lie. When I had my first one. When I had J. It
changed a lot in me. It changed my whole life. I want to do everything. I want basically
homeschool him before he even decided to go to school himself if there was a choice. Okay.
But yeah. My kids they learn majority of what we supposed to learn in school at their age
from me because that's how I was taught. At least I think. But that's how I taught them.
However my mama taught me how I got to know this and that. I don't know. But whatever
I know I teach that on my kids. It's not nothing bad. It's mostly good. They learn a lot. Anybody
they meet my kids they'll tell you. They are so polite. They really are. Like her kids
like I thought those little white boys and black kids bodies because when you hear them
you be like. Said it again. They talk so proper. But they but that's how you like you don't
want your child to you know. I ain't my nigga. I ain't boy or you don't want your child to
say no shit like that. And my kids don't even talk like that to each other. They hear it
all the time. Like as parents we have to draw the line when it comes down to our kids. Like
you got some baby daddies that want to be in a kid's life and you got some baby daddies
that pretend to be in a kid's life to control the mother's life. Because I ain't gonna lie.
I had my first child at 18. Shout out to Jay. I love my daughter. I love my daughter to
the heart. That's my that's my everything right now. But she she is me. You know I'm
like Jay is me. And you got Rye. Rye is my second oldest girl now. Rye is what you call
spontaneous. Just put it like that. Because you will never know who you will never know
who she really is bro. You will never know because she'll hide it so good. I can tell
you that. Rye but she's a beautiful baby. She is the reddest child I really have. And
I got Mir. Mir is a thug bro. When I say when I say y'all don't understand. Mir Mir is a
thug. Mir is me in a girl body. I can tell you that shit for real. Anytime your child
is eight years old and y'all boxing like y'all like Muhammad Ali and Frazier. But she Muhammad
Ali and she's finna be Frazier because she come out the bathroom with her pants over
her goddamn belly button y'all. Like she's 70. But took her hair and put it in a ponytail
like a bat. So I'm thinking that's a boy. So when she say come on man get my Rye. I
say what the hell. Who finna get a Rye with you. She said I'm talking to you. Daddy come
get this Rye. And she was dead. The look that she put in her eye out of all my kids. They
said look you better not say nothing. You better not move wrong. Or it's the over week.
And she ain't playing. Because Mir is something different bro. Like Mir is like Mir is different
from her mama. Like real different. My baby mama is group. I can tell you I ain't talking
about her because regardless of the point this is the mother of my child. But I know
she's scary as shit. You hear me? I heard her arguing with my other baby mama. Jada's
mama. Who I'm finna get to. But I heard her arguing with her. And she say I bet you won't
walk your ass across this street. And she waved on the other side of the apartment complex
y'all. Do you hear me? Yelling talking. I say right then and there I say if I ever get
to jump she running on me. She running. But Jada, Jada is something different. Jada is
in her own line. Fashion queen. She a trendy kid. So she gonna keep fashion like I let
my kids be who they are. So when she said dad I'm finna get a nose ring. She didn't
say dad I'm finna get a nose ring. She said dad look I got a nose ring. I just said okay
cool. Because if I said no anyway I had to think about when I told my mama at 13 I want
my ears pierced. She told me hell no. My daddy don't allow boys to have ears pierced. Man
when I walked in that house with them two big ass nuggies on my ear. Oh man shit. Man
I done uh bruh she beat the backs off the earrings off me bruh. Do you hear me? She
beat the backs. The backs. The parts that hold your earring off me bruh. And I was like
she had me touching my toe. She can't even tell your toe. Man okay. I'm gonna tell y'all
something. To knock the backs off your earring? You gotta hit somebody hard as hell. My mama
hit my mother with clove hangers. It wasn't no built. Whatever she had it was in her range.
If it was a brick it was gonna get thrown. Oh my God. See let's be for real. See everybody
wanna talk about baby mamas. But I ain't gonna lie. Them baby mamas from the motherfucking
50s to 60s, 70s. I don't know about the 80s cause it was a crack era. I don't know. I
don't know how people mama was in the 80s. I don't. Shit. Everybody smoked crack. Everybody
tried it in the 80s. I don't give a fuck what you say. I'm like Kevin Hart. Everybody tried
it. I think that's when that song came out. Your mama's own crack crack. Oh God. That
was the song. Your mama's own crack rocks. But let's be for real. I would never judge
for what your mama own. For what your mama does because there's a lot of people that
you know kids grew up without their mama was there but she was in the streets. And that
ain't my business. And that ain't my business. You keep that to yourself. But at the same
time if she was in the streets but she was still making sure you was taken care of and
you had jewelry and you had shoes she was still back there behind the scenes playing
the motherfucking role even though she was a you know a druggie. Leave that woman alone
bro. It's a lot of niggas in the 80s that's what baby daddies single baby daddies working
jobs from the 1950s 60s 70s 80s 90s. We stop at the 2000s. And the big mama era. OK. Everybody
know about big mama era. Big mama era. It wasn't no baby mamas. It wasn't no fucking
baby daddy's. You you fuck up. You go see your dumb ass on the couch. They didn't believe
in break up. Oh let's be for real. Baby daddies and baby mamas. A lot of y'all broke up for
stupid shit. Hold on. I just thought about this. Back then at those days you just read
out there was no such thing as a baby mama baby daddy. I mean because everybody was.
It started in the 50s. It started in the 50s now. You know in the 50s. In the 50s you had
some people that wasn't you know like a man or walk out after a certain amount of kids.
You know what I'm saying. So it was kind of every era was different because big mama era
was from the 1920s 30s to 40s the 1900s to the 1950s. That means your ass was married.
It wasn't no divorce. It wasn't no daddy's gonna walk out. If daddy walk out guess what.
Daddy coming back home. You see what I'm saying. Now if a motherfucker walk out. They ain't
coming back. They ain't coming back. They gonna come back. Yeah. You gonna keep letting
them come back. That's the thing about I hate to say about like the 2000 generation. Because
y'all cool as fuck. Y'all like bro. Y'all are trend settles and y'all on land in the
2000. But at the same time I have to say like do you care that you're trying to settle.
Do you care that you really have to know. It ain't just about money. See 2000s. It's
to apply to it really started in 97 96 at the 96. I will really say it was kind of rough
bro. Because 96 everything's really just opened up change. You know what I'm saying. The rap
game was talking about more murder than anything. Shit. Baby mom uncle Luke come out. Don't
stop. Pump that cool shit. Let me see your doo doo. You lost your baby mama in the club.
She pop her doo doo brown. Freak niggas start jumping out. Black Spring break start getting
wilder. Shit. Think about it. Bro the fucked up situation is in this world is that we living
with a lot of motherfucking kids. Who they daddy really is. That baby daddy probably
ain't that nigga daddy. Because you have those type of females. Turkey based the motherfuckers.
I call it turkey based. Because anytime a woman can pull a turkey based out. And put
it in a condom and like that with the turkey based stuff. And put it inside her. Oh you
got oh oh oh oh no. You have them type of manipulative people. You have niggas. I know
somebody like that. I do too. I know a couple motherfuckers like that. I know somebody who
did that. I know. I'm trying to tell you. This city is small. And the crazy thing is
I know a couple niggas that actually poked holes. In the condom. Take the condom off.
And don't want nothing to do with it. No it ain't that. Take the condom off. Just so they
can trap a motherfucker. To put a motherfucker in control. So he can be in control. Niggas
used to do that shit. She got a good job. She got her own shit. She got her own place.
She doing good for herself. Boom boom bang. Oh this bitch ain't got no kids. No sir.
You getting up in that motherfucker three weeks later you don't know nothing about that girl.
Two months later she find out she's two months pregnant. You have those type of people. But
it's the baby daddy and the baby mama. Nah hell no. No. Uh oh. You know what time it
is. It's a message. It's whatever comes out this box is something for you to scribe and
change your life with. Today's tip says stay positive. Stay focused on the goal that you
have and set for yourself. You know and not to you know just to elaborate on this. My
goal was always to start a podcast. I was nervous. I was scared. I started one but I
didn't want one to be a part of it because everybody that was a part of the first one
hearts one set on the right thing. So I end up leaving. They still kick it with the podcast
but they got their own channel. Shout out to the last kings. But this is my goal to
spread positivity to give y'all laughs to talk about real shit that people don't want
to talk about. Anything that I would tell y'all everything I will put stories out every
segment. I mean every episode at the end I'm going to tell y'all a funny story. And
queen E know I got some stupid ass stories. But it's about fun. It's about laughter on
this podcast. Oh yeah and shout out to queen E because she got her bakery business coming
to. And then I'm going to start making other things. So stay tuned because we're going
to be giving out prizes. We're soon going to be you know. You type and you hit us up.
We get your name. We put your name in a box up in my church house. But we're going to
pull a name every Wednesday or every Friday. You might win a basket full of goodies we
will send to you. We might cash shop you. And you know I don't expect nothing big. Now
I'm just fucking with you. You never know. You never know. The bigger we get the bigger
the prizes. You know we want y'all to sit back and enjoy but this is real talk. Baby
mommas and baby daddies. I can tell you one goddamn thing though. The crazy thing about
baby mommas and baby daddies. Why when the next person start upgrading their life the
baby mama or baby daddy they like hate it. Like they hate to see other people take you
to different elevations. Can you elaborate on it? Because this I think this one going
to be good. This part of the segment going to be good. Why they do that? You got some
baby daddies that still have love for their baby mama. You got some that just hate their
baby mama and they don't want to see them with nobody. Why? Because that's how long.
And why I put that word on there is you said some baby daddy still have love for some baby
mommas. Wrong. Some baby daddies always been about the control. Why you think it's a control
issue? Because in every relationship everybody fighting. Everybody I don't care what you
say. This is true. You fighting for power. Some women they call the submissive woman.
The submissive woman is the one that's really they say is wrong and people look at them
like hell I wouldn't do that. Why not? Because in the Bible it says it. It say be submissive
to your husband. Not submissive as a freaky you could be freaky too man. That's later
on at night. But submissive is you know if he work bring home the bacon he get that he
get that money like hey I'm going to still do my duties. I'm going to still hey baby
come here right quick. Oh I'm so sick of this nigga calling my motherfucking name. But you
still go up now. What's up babe? I shout out to them women. I really do shout out to them
women. Because them women if they take care of a man like that. The child father like
that. What you think that she going to nurture that child a woman is nurturing. That is a
natural born kill. I'm talking about white, black, Puerto Rican, Brazilian, Jamaican,
African, Barbican, Trinidad, everybody. Chinese, Vietnamese, every woman of every color is
fucking nurturing. But some women lose their nurturing because guess what they want to do.
They want to sit here and be they been hurt so bad they want to turn into the person to
the baby daddy that hurt them. You cannot do that. I done been in a couple you hear
me a couple relationships like that. Bruh. No. No. Y'all think I'm bullshitting. I spent
52 weeks. 2019, I mean 2020. 52 weeks. 52 different girls. And then end up with none
one of them. Every week. Because with a man he can get bored fast. You see what I'm saying?
With a woman she can get bored fast. She can get bored faster than a man can. Yeah. Because
if he ain't showing no type of or giving her any type of attention or showing her any type
of affection she'll get bored. So think about a woman that had a baby and she going through
the postpartum depression. You not asking yourself. You not asking yourself. Damn man
I know she going through it right now. But damn I'm trying to see what all I can do.
Now if you got a person that really does that keep them. But you got to make sure your mental
is stable because the postpartum depression is the test ladies. That is the test to see
can you handle a child. Why you think so many infants end up in the dumpster end up sitting
on somebody's porch. Because they either happened early and that person wasn't ready or they
just was scared and didn't know what to do. It wasn't a planned thing. You right but we
all scared. You can't run from you can't run. This is the point you got to learn to understand.
If your mama ran out on you and you never forgave her you won't let her live it down.
But let me ask you a question. Have you ever asked that woman. Mom. It was rough then wasn't
it. You ain't just you know just come out with it out the blue. It was rough then wasn't
it. And she just going to tell you yes it was. But it's hard bro for I seen this shit
because I got sisters I got sisters with seven kids I got sister that adopt kids I got sister
with six kids I got a bunch of sisters. And I see strong black women every fucking day
and they and strong white women too because I have a sister that's white. I love to death.
She is a to me she got my blood. I love my little blue eyed little little heathen that's
what I call her. My grandma yeah granny don't like this shit when I call her blue eyed heathen.
But that's my baby. That's she know like hey my brother is ignorant but he welcome me with
open arms because he going to say whatever he going to say out his mouth. But he love
everybody because everybody is the same. But in a man's world. It's too much pressure for
one. So postpartum depression he do he love me why he had his baby with me. What I'm going
to do after I had his baby how my life going to go. Everything started hitting her head
once she getting shot with a switch. I'm talking about you got a switch on the back of. And
I'm going to say this for experience myself I went through postpartum depression with
my first child. Yeah it's blank like it's certain things I would say but no I won't
shoot up to like in your own way. To the people in the world to the ones that don't have kids
to the ones that really need to think about it and get a career started first. OK. You
know please with me. When I went through postpartum depression it was hard. Very hard. I even
started reaching out for help. I was seeing a therapist but it was just times where I
didn't want to be around him. I didn't want to be near him. Because every time I tried
to like take a nap or something like that. I get a picture in my head of something going
wrong. And I don't want to be near him at that moment. That's my first child. But once
I overcame it I've seen my therapist and I worked through my issues I had to accept the
fact that I have a child because it was still unbelievable to me. So once I got I mean I
still loved him. Even though I was going through my postpartum depression don't get me wrong.
I promise you I still love him. I won't let nobody touch him at that time. But I just
didn't want to be around him the way I was supposed to. But that still didn't mean that
the child didn't love me no less. That's just like that's experience. You know this is real
conversation on a real podcast. Like your mental have to be physically ready. You know?
Because you feel like because you know those nights where it's supposed to be a 50 50 thing
where when the baby wakes up at night I'm gonna get him first put him back to sleep.
I change him feed him. And then if you wake up again throughout the night and it'll be
your turn. No. That's where the depression kicked in hard. I was up every night every
morning feeding changing burping trying to put him back to sleep. There were times where
it was just I realized just sat there and let him cry. Because I was over it. Then it's
just something just say you can't do that. You can't do that. Because at this time is
you already thinking it's just you and the child anyway. Even though the child might
got other relatives around at that time. You still in your mind is just me and this child.
So I got to do something I got to become better for this child. That goes to saying with the
baby data trying to supposed to be there to help out with that child. No. Certain things
for a baby data to me is certain things. Yeah. It's certain things that you need to let
go when you have a child. Now I did that right there. Because I want y'all to understand
what she just said. Shots fired. It's shots fired but it's real. It's not fired. It's
something you need to know. It's something that you really need to hear. Because you
can't hold on to something. And let's go for the man that's taking up the mama role too.
Because it's me taking on the mama role. You know what I'm saying? You got men out here
with daughters. Single men out here with daughters. You know I got a homeboy. For a whole year
this man he loved when I tell this story. He fucked this girl head up every day for
school. Do you hear me? Hey but at least he tried. That's the point he tried. He just
didn't care. He didn't put the effort. No. No. He actually put the work in. He put the
work in but let me tell you what he had to do. He had to go back to the source. He had
to go back to his mama and learn nurturing. You can't show your fucking child hard all
the time. And as males we try to be so fucking hard all the time but we gentle with our girls.
I'm going to say this for the boy moms out there. It's hard when you're by yourself and
you're raising a boy. I can't. You know what? Because I agree with you on that. Because
my mama I know I gave her hell. Oh yeah. I was the baby boy. And that's the one that
feels like they ruled the house. See I didn't rule the house. Standing there with a bunch
of fucking females. See that is different. That was two. No I'm going to tell you something.
Like standing there with a bunch of females. Like standing in the house with a number of
females is different. And you the baby boy. You absolutely right. Because everybody because
she got kids my age. My mama loved the shit out of all her grandkids. And it's some days
where I sit here and say damn. My mama love me enough. Because she love these mothers
more than me. But then I had to go back to it. And my sister come back the next day and
she'll be so nice. She'll treat me like I wanted her kids. And her kids look at me like
the fuck nigga. I haven't talked to my sisters since my mama died. But I have one sister
that I know. Sharon. I love her to death. Don't get me wrong. I love my sister to death.
You hear me? Because this woman don't put her name on cars for me. That's probably the
only sister that I would ever sit up at the hospital with. Just like I did my mama. And
she's like. Man Trisha we have our ways. Because she the oldest girl out of everybody. So she
have her ways. She feel like the oldest don't supposed to have. The oldest supposed to have
everything. That's how she always feel. She tried to box me up y'all. And send me to another
country. She put me in a box. And I'm thinking we playing y'all. But she put me outside in
the mailbox. I mean by the mailbox. So when the mailman come out here I'm like god damn
this is a god damn box heaven. I jump out. Man let me out of here. He looking at me.
He said how old you is young man? I said five. That's the first person I ever talked to.
The mailman. Had a whole conversation with. And you just went mute for the next two years
until. I went mute. Like I went back mute. Like I was a different child. I stopped eating
chicken in the fifth grade. I ate number of vegetables from third grade to the fifth grade.
I'm talking about vegetables. It had to be green on my plate every time my mama cook.
Give me one piece of meat. I trained myself to eat in the morning. I mean eat in the noon.
And then like I read from the age of two my mama said. She was looking at me like why
the hell you got my book? And she was up in here talking about something. Why the hell
you signing out words? And when she called me I stopped. Put the book down and she said
I walked out the room like it wasn't shit. I think it was a jet evening. I was reading
the black jet evening of the week. Yeah I was a little horned two year old. But everybody
was different. But one thing about it baby mamas and baby daddies you are the same because
you aren't one because you have a child. And for the people that don't like you if you
in a relationship you have to respect that person baby mama and baby daddy. OK. I don't
care if you don't like this person. Be the bigger person bro. Like show them like bro
you might. You know like hey I had them already. Girl you can have the problems. Big and better
thing. And for the niggas it's the same thing. Like nigga that's your problem. Your headache.
You know you got some people. Don't be spiteful when you say it. Just be like. And please.
Oh this your new dude. Yeah. How you doing. Don't be disrespectful. You know. OK. But
we all got that dog in us. They gonna sit here and jump when motherfuckers feel like
they testing us. Every fucking action. And our cause for reaction. That's it. But you
got some I. It don't matter. It's showing your child that your child will be like hey
man my mama could have whooped your ass. Anytime she wanted to. But she was showing me. That
hey. And that's another thing. Can't compare to a queen to a. Can't compare to a queen
money. Can't compare to a king money. When he say my daddy boy. I'll tell you something.
You got one time. Touch me. Talk crazy. In front of my. Talk crazy. My mama in front
of me. My daddy gonna whoop your ass. He been waiting eight years. You know that's just
real talk. Love. Each other broke. It's a child all involved in the middle. And you
all have to raise their child. That's what you gonna call a village money. And somebody
baby that is the baby mama's don't understand it just the traumatizing a child with a toxic
drama. You got some baby mama's they'll pull up with kids in the car to wherever baby daddy
and he would another little chick or whatever. It gonna be some drama. You don't want your
child involved in it. Because you don't know what the chick got on stairs. This ain't the
nineties. This ain't the early two thousands. This ain't the eighties. Seventies. You ain't
about hands no more. These females will literally shoot you cut you. And they a whole nigga
they self these days. White black. Man bro. I'm finna tell y'all something that funny
and we gonna I'm gonna let her get y'all a good clothes out. You think I'm playing. I
went to jail one time for domestic violence. And the most funny shit he ever I ever witnessed
in my life was a white woman in the backseat with me that just had domestic violence. Nah.
I kid you not. She telling me in the police office the store. And it was so funny. Because
she said I wish I was like a black folk. I said why all that baby? You don't wanna be
like this? We fucked up. We can't even join. We can't even goddamn stick together. She
said no I wanna be like the black woman. She said why? I said why? She said the black woman
don't take no shit. And we don't. You tell her you gonna beat her ass. You literally
gonna have to beat her ass. But you better hope in the process that you don't have to
get cut or stale. And I said I wish I was a white man. And the police officer turned
back and said why? Because I said every time I do a crime I be fucking free. And he talked
around and said boy you know what? I ain't never heard no shit like that in my life.
And he was a white man and he bust out laughing. And that's how you know that all races can
stick together. Now give us an outro closing Erika. And before we go.
Alright well. Royal Blue right quick. A powerful. Royal Blue is powerful now. This ain't about
our gang members color. This is about I told you we doing colors too. Royal Blue means
powerful. So tomorrow put you on some Royal Blue. Show your imperial side. That you're
a god, a goddess, a king, a queen. Erika take us out baby.
For those of you who have been listening about the podcast Baby Mom and Baby Daddy drama.
Just understand at some point y'all gonna need to have a one on one talk. Maybe it might
work out for some. It might not. Just know that you tried your hardest and let it go
from there. This is King Josh. I'm Queen E. And you have
to sit here and listen to another episode of All In Our Family. And we out this.
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