P to the mother- who raised you crime with states and these mother-fucking bitches y'all

comedians know you've been buying the hey no t-K shit for too long. K. T K. T. K.

T. T. T. T. T. T. T. K. T. T. T. T. T. T. T. T. T. T. G. T. G. G. G. G. G. G. K. G. K. K. K. K. K. K. K. K. K shit Clay, he just molding it. Had to beat all of them cases,

change all of their faces, who raised you motherfuck,

they ain't think I was gonna make it. Keep it G to a G. It's always me versus me.

Never me versus him, because I can't be like them

saying they don't put me on hold but this ain't glitter it's gold how you gonna say

no and you don't really know who raised you ladies and gentlemen this is the T.K. Kirk Michelle Ladies and

the ladies and gentlemen this is the t.K. Kirf Michel put on a tee to the motherfau the cake and when I travel this world I run into some of the most

phenomenal people that can change your life.

I met a brother when I was in Seattle at the Haraj Cafe,

so ladies and gentlemen, I was having Caribbean food with this gentleman. So ladies me about the history of the Caribbean, how the food was made, and all this type of things.

And before we go in depth with John, I want to talk about you, your history, your food, and what got you

interested in doing what you're doing.

So just explain to the people that,

after that, we'll move on.

I'll tell people why we'll be

bringing John in. For sure for sure. Because I thought that was interesting the

stuff that you was telling me. Well it's important for us to know our culture and our history where things come from,

especially when our history has been bastardized and we've been told, oh, this is this and this

is that and black folks and African Americans and just African culture period that has contributed to the American culture

has been erased and forgotten about by design. Yes, sir.

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