I'm Ebony K Williams, attorney and host. Welcome to Holding Core where we analyze the latest

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feed. And every week we keep it 100, right Dustin?

That's righty. Let's hold court. Dustin Ross, my love. How is your weekend? My weekend

was good. You know, the weather is breaking.

Southside. Somebody said it's Ho Chi Daddy short time. It is Ho Chi Daddy. It's Ho Chi

season period. Period. Not just the shorts. I want the socks to. I want to hold up socks.

And what the Nike socks did. I call them the, you know, the other in worried. Right,

right, right. Oh, yes. Okay. Yeah, it's that season. I saw exactly what you were putting

down. Yeah. It is this season. I'm so excited. I love spring. It's like it's something

to look for. I believe that all grown folks need something to look for. Yeah. It makes

us just a little bit more like the sounds of blackness said optimistic. Okay. It makes

us that way. It's just sounds of blackness, you know, and I do mean shout because she

was sing over whoever's on that stage. When I was at the Soul Train Awards and the sounds

of blackness was a part of the, I think it was the Jimmy Jamontary Lewis Tribute. I remember

that. That's the only one. You know, the sounds are, it's a lot of voices in the sounds

of black. So it was a lot of heavens, right? Well, that's Kirk Franklin. That's Kirk Franklin.

I have a Kirk Franklin story too, but I should have to feed you another time. So funny.

From the same event. But anyway, and everybody on the stage, you could just hear her.

Some of the way you just said it was giving me Eddie Murphy vibes. That's a natural. Which

is great. That's a Titan. I bring it on. Bring on the Eddie Murphy vibes. All the Eddie

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