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Welcome! Welcome to Fearless with Jason Whitlock. I am Jason Whitlock, your host. Happy

Monday. Hope you had an awesome weekend. Hope you said hello to your mother on Mother's

Day. Fantastic show plan for you today. TJ Moe in studio with us around the applause.

Royce White, Steve Kim will be joining us. We have a great fire starter and show plan

for you today, and then we'll discuss some other NBA and sports related topics as well,

but we're going to start with John Marant. We've seen the John Marant movie before.

The prequels primarily featured rappers. Scott LaRoc, two-pock Shakur, notorious

B.I.G., J.M. MasterJ, Mack Dre, Nipsy Hussle, Young Dolf, take off. Those are just a few

of the rap stars who lost their lives chasing street credibility with gold chains, tattoos,

and gun-toting menacing personalities. The list is long enough to justify a wiki

pitiate page murdered hip-hop musicians. There's an even bigger list of names of want

to be rap stars who sacrifice their freedom and pursuit of street cred. In hip-hop, incarceration

is a right of passage. Criminal infamy is how you get juice. Asmique Mill, or TI, or

Little Boosey, or Young Boy Never Broke Again. John Marant, the 23-year-old NBA star, is

on a collision course with infamy. Late Saturday, Marant livestreamed himself brandishing another

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