Ladies and gentlemen, around the world, this is the meaning of T.K. Kirkland, you listen to the T.K. Kirkland podcast.

Let me tell you, I'm doing a lot of shows, and I found that this one right here,

or something that needs to be definitely talked about, because I think this happens with a lot of people.

Well, I don't think it's supposed to, well, my mother's Puerto Rican, and my father's black.

I don't really hear it a lot in like our community, you know, like the black community.

I hear it a lot in the white community.

So, I mean, to me, it's just, it's weird.

I always thought, anyway, my mom was kind of jealous of me, and it's certain.

I have a twin, but we're total opposites.

My sister, my G, we're 29, and my sister has been with one man her whole life since we were,

she met her man when we were in high school, and they lived together, you know,

they've been together since day one.

They don't have children, and me on the other hand, I'm not saying I'm out here,

but I've lived my life at that moment.

So, yeah, we're two different people, you know what I'm saying?

So, I always, so even growing up, you know, we're just different.

We're different, and I always felt like my mom always has some type of, I don't know,

some type of feeling towards me for some reason.

So, you know, it's just a lot of things with me at her.

Like, we don't get along at all.

We never got along, and she always disrespected me, and you know, say things to me,

but never said anything are those words to my sister.

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