Deontay Kyle

in my life, you understand what I'm saying?

Not only every Sunday, not every time we do a show, before this was a podcast.

Episodes and interviews that I go to where he not even on camera or saying anything, he still show up.

I think that the power of showing up for people is an extension of that golden rule.

And I think it's important, because we see this now with LaRussell, right?

He'll be he's doing he's probably actively right now performing with his band in the Bay Area.

And he announced on The Breakfast Club that he signed to Roc Nation.

And automatically, what does everybody do?

Oh, you should have stayed independent.

Oh, they got him.

It's like we only do this with our black ex.

We only do this with our black entertainers.

If this man has hustled his way to the Super Bowl from his garage independently, he created a pay what you will feature and is getting people to send him $11,000, $15,000 for an album.

You don't think this nigga know how to negotiate the terms of a contract that's working to his favor?

Like, what are we talking about?

What are we talking about?

You do realize, like, every contract is not a bad deal.

Yeah.

There's a lot of good deals out there.

A lot of good contracts.