Ladies and gentlemen, Godfrey. What's up. What's up, everybody.

We trust.

It's your host, your man in the building, Godfrey. trust your host your man in the building godfrey and i have my partner

in crime marissa riba oh look at you you know my last name and you know she um she's a producer

writer she's just like she's a one woman army on the um fight chat fight nation channel on serious xm we are serious

xm colleagues i have you've been on it eight years i've been there my whole care eight you're a badass

word up badass she's damn not even 30 yet i don't think she's young hardcore got an old soul in her

um she's a ball of dynamite and i'm serious xm one two six that's the urban view that's the um i'm six to eight p m um monday through friday it's called the godfrey complex and i'm having a good time it's urban view just because it's urban and then when they say it's, it's all black people on it.

And it's great. It's like journalists, lawyers and everything, but you know white people, you can

listen to it. You know that. You know that. I mean, I listen to white channels of the time. Yeah, black people have had to listen to listen to. Yeah, yeah. We listen. It's like, they're the default, but whenever it's like a black, it's like, is this a black channel?

Motherfucker, it's just, we, it's just black people. Why can't it just be all black?

Like, basketball's like, is this a black channel? Motherfucker, it's just, we, it's just black people. Why can't it just be all black? Like, basketball is not, are you watching a black sport? You just watch basketball. You know what I'm saying? It's like just, it's for everybody. But everybody on there is black because it's kind of dope because you need to see that. It's same for Latinos or whatever.

We cater to African Americans, of course, because that's natural to do that. But everybody

can listen to it. Doesn't matter. Are you black? Uh, yes, I am. African. Sort of an exotic

black. You know, they need to change Crayola and have Nigerian be a new kind of black.

You know, with sort of a new kind of black.

You know, with sort of a reddish undertone.

Do you don't like being called black?

I don't care.

I don't, I mean.

Is that something like, honestly, I would like to know.

Is that offensive?

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