Content warning for discussions of violence from police, specifically with black and Latino people. someplace underneath. I'm going to go. Hey, at the start of this episode, I mentioned the child whose family promoted as Lil Tay.

And there's now well-tread information information about the post that happened up on her

Instagram account while it was first reported that she had died. It looks like thankfully she's

alive. But the things that I'm saying, in my opinion, remain the same, that there are really questionable aspects to even

the statement her family is given out and all of that. But this has all happened, including from

her own words, the deep traumatization that occurred when hundreds of thousands of people

mourned her death because her family used... Wait, sorry, let me...

There are questionable aspects to even the statement her family has given to TMZ,

but all of this has happened, including in this aftermath from her own words,

the deep traumatization that occurred when hundreds of thousands of people mourned her death because her family put her in this place and used her and made money from her child-sized brain and body.

So even though we're really glad she's alive, my sentiment remains the same to please not do this to children.

And just the other clarification,

the child wants to make it clear that her legal name is not Claire Hope. She goes by Tay and then her

last name, which is different. Bye. How are you doing though, Natalie? You said you a little sleepy?

I just, I didn't need a break, man. Yeah. I don't need to be complaining or nothing. Doing good.

Well, you've been working hard, so I can't wait for you to go to Madonna Inn and just relax and that giant martini hot tub.

I'm not doing that, but it sounds great.

Yeah.

I'll imagine I'm doing it.

Welcome to some place to meet them, Natalie Jean.

I'm Amber Nelson.

Oh, oh, this topic, isn't it?

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