Devale Ellis
speaker
540 appearances
2 recordings
2 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard Apr 2025
Devale Ellis’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Before we get out of here, I want to give some thank yous. And first and foremost, let's give a big shout out to God for getting us all here safely because y'all came from everywhere. I want to give a shout out to my sweeties and my Kip family. Now I want y'all to yell real loud for our sponsor, BET. Y'all better tune in every week to Sisters. And now Zatima is on Linear.
So y'all make sure y'all check us out on Wednesdays and Thursdays. Give it up for my girls Pretty V, B. Simone, Jazzy, Shamia. My favorite new R&B artist. Did y'all enjoy Lee Vasi? Oh, she's so good. Christian R&B. She's amazing. Da Vinci, DeVal, who just took over the show. And y'all know we cannot end this... without a prayer. So I'm gonna bring out one of my favorite men of God.
He hates when I call him this. Pastor Todd Galbraith.
Thank you.
You want to sing that? Sing, sing, sing.
Amen. Pastor Todd. Y'all give it up for Pastor Todd. Thank you. Thank you so much. Guys, I love you guys so much. I appreciate you all the way to the balcony. I see you guys, and I thank you so much. Oh, I was like, is that a fire alarm? Y'all saw my face. No, I really do. I love you guys, and I thank you, and I pray that you make it home safely. Y'all know what to do.
In the meantime, in between time. Keep it positive. DJ Mars, take us away.
I think it's important for men and women to understand that men don't only think about themselves when it comes to sex. Yeah. I get her right to where she edges, then I beat that thing up. And then when I'm beating that thing up, getting what I want, and I know that I'm about to, that's when I stop.
Then I put a back on her back and I say, baby, hold this one more time. And then I just...
Lex, Drea, thank you.
Yes.
Let's do that.
So the funny thing is, first and foremost, I love y'all.
Like, I'm excited, if you can't tell. I've been smiling since I walked in here. Period. I was introduced to y'all last year when y'all introduced Crystal.
So ever since then, I just...
Congrats to y'all.
Come on, man. I knew because I knew y'all be on the fashion. You know what I'm saying? So let me make sure I show out a little bit.
But no, football to me was a means to an end. People don't understand this. As a young black man growing up in Brooklyn, I always wanted to be in the arts. The first movie I ever saw in my life was Boys in the Hood. Okay. It was 1989. My father bootlegged it. My best group, I'm telling you business. He bootlegged it, but then he showed it in the living room.
He had a group, a men's group called the Junior Laymen. And there was a bunch of young black men watching Boys in the Hood. I was five. I walked in there. My pop's like, you want to watch? She sat me right here. And I watched all of these young men be captivated by what they saw on TV. And I said, I want to do that. But this is Brooklyn in the 90s. Mm-hmm.
How many young black men you know walk around saying they're an artist? Homophobia was rampant in Brooklyn in the 90s. So it was like, yo, what am I going to do to show people I'm tough? You know what I'm saying? So I played sports.
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