When you have so many African-American athletes that dominate these sports, hip hop is coming

with it and not that hip hop is only patronized by black folks, but where are the ones that

created the culture and where are the ones that further it through sports.

How you doing party people? This is Taleb Kuali. This is another edition of the People's

Party. How y'all feeling today? I am in the house once again with the always awesome

Jasmine Lee. Let's give it up for Jasmine Lee and House. No doubt. No doubt. Today should

be very interesting. Another one of my favorite people is going to come and talk to us about

hip hop, about music in general, about culture in general, about politics, about sports. This

guest is very important. Tonight, today, I don't know when you're watching this, but right

now we got, I don't know when they're watching it. Right now, we got the talented, the lovely

award-winning journalist, activist. You know where as a sports writer, but she is more than

that. She is a voice for the voiceless. She is hope for the hopeless. We got Jamel Hill

today. Jamel Hill. What the fuck are you doing? I'm my brain sister.

Bragging. Yeah. I'm trying to represent. Bragging. Bragging. How you doing Jamel? I'm

good. I'm good. Just a pleasure to be here. It's sitting across from you. I fell

old thinker like myself. Okay. You and me met in Orlando because you came to my show

at a nightclub. I was me and Jean Grey performing. I will say that generally speaking, I have

what I call wax celebrity. And it says that it never works for anything that I really

want to do. But in that case, I will not lie. I use my ESPN is to get backstage. So I

could meet you because you're definitely one of my favorite rappers of all time. Hence

the shirts. Right. Yeah. I like that shirt. I was going to speak when I was a wonderful

shirt. I won't lie. It's probably bootleg. It is. I can pay for it. I have a respiration

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