I'm Ebony K Williams, attorney and host. Welcome to Holding Core, where we analyze the

latest legal headlines that everybody's already talking about. But we dig deep into how

the courts impact the culture. We break it all down, going straight from gavel to your

newsfeed. And every week we keep it a hundred, right Dustin?

That's righty. Let's hold court. Dustin, how are you my love?

I'm doing so good. I'm doing so good. I'm in my favorite chair. Of course, I'm doing

so good. So good. It's giving Destiny's child. Yeah, so, so, so, so good. Once again, who

owns the words to that song, Candy Barrett's ownership. Once again, this week. That's it.

I'm reverberating. That's it. Ownership. Hashtag brought to you by ownership. That's

right. Okay. So listen, we can go straight to it this week because we've got a nice little

docket here that's going to give us a little bit of celebrity justice. And then we're

also going to go deep into the culture with social justice issues. And it's been a minute

since we really gone to the heart of a social justice issue here at Holding Core. And it's

about damn time. That's right. That's right. Shout out to Lizzo. Shout out to Lizzo. All

right. So YSL and, you know, it's so funny because you know, I didn't know who to fuck

that was before we started. We're only the one YSL. I was just going to say, so every

time I say YSL in the nature and the context of these damn criminal cases,

down in Georgia, I really do my mind goes to a particular pair of YSL. I see the logo.

That's it. That's all I see is the logo. Yeah. I see the light. Okay.

So with that, it is shout out to y'all. Okay. YSL case updates. And there's a few. So we're

going to bundle them. All right. Much like I was going to say time, water,

and spectrum. Yeah. We love a bundle. We love a bundle. Okay. Make it easy. Make it nice.

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