What's going on family? It's your man K to the second letter. I am here on Southside

rabbi yet again still in 2021. You know it. It is still 2021. We here. Which in it and

of itself is a miracle from God. It is. But I'm seated here across from my my good friend.

One of my favorite people in the entire world. I mean the dream Hudson. We normally have longer

intros, but I'm just going to say this. I have known I mean for 15 years. And he has been

a best friend to me the whole time. And I oddly, weirdly, and I had to swallow some of

my toxic masculinity. Thanks, this brother the other day. Thank you for being my friend.

Oh, you're dead, man. And I thank you for being my son. It's an honor to be your friend,

bro. And I'm going to say it publicly. I feel a little bit of emotion, but toxic masculinity.

Push it down, suppress, suppress. You don't need anyone. You're a lone star. John Wayne looking

boy. Oh my gosh. God bless you. I mean, so I'm here with my homie. I mean, and we have a special

one for you today. We do. But before we get to that, I'm going to need there to queue up

the night, ride the music. I need to do. I need to do. I need that. I'm going to let

it build for a little bit as a place because you guys are going to have to prepare yourselves

for the man that I'm going to be ready to introduce to you. Let them use your breath a

little bit. The man that I'm getting ready to introduce to you is the pinnacle of oration.

He's at the pinnacle of oration. The rhetorical abilities that he has would make Martin Luther King

say, when I went to the promised land, he said, I had a dream. I had a dream. But then I heard

this brother speak. I think it was when MLK was talking about the promised land. One of the folks

that he was saying was there was this man getting speechless. Keep that and keep that night,

ride him music going. If perfect dollars was alive, he would say there is no way that my

pinnorship that that that that my writing ability would be able to compete with the rhetorical

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