Chapter 1: What is discussed at the start of this section?
Yeah, yeah. Woke up in the morning and to God be the glory. Thankful for another day to tell my story. Put my opinions in the universe and let them orbit. I'm from the dirtiest soul with a dirty mouth, might need orbit. We back.
Ooh We Bet Grits and Eggs Podcast Episode 120 I am your host, Deontay Kyle, but who's behind the camera?
The coolest co-host in the world, Big Ice Cub Cat.
Yes, sir.
Make sure you check out New Music Mondays.
Big Ice Cub. Big Ice Cub Cat, New Music Monday. Yes, every Monday, 10 a.m., we will be doing New Music Mondays where we review your music that you submit to NMM at DeontayKyle.com. That's New Music Monday, abbreviated NMM.com. at DeontayKyle.com. Every Monday, 10 a.m., every other Friday, rap session. Yeah. 6 p.m. Yeah. Right here on the Grizzly Next Podcast YouTube page.
We trying to bring that rap city feel back. Nando STL just came through, murked it. Smoked it. Smoked it. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Eventually, we're going to drop them off every Friday, but for the time being, every other Friday we'll do. For our booking inquiries... and all the other teams, Deontay at DeontayKyle.com.
Be sure to, you know, send all of your advice to advice at DeontayKyle.com. And if you'd like to call in, leave a voicemail. We got a couple of voicemails today. We also got a couple of advice segments today. 657-234-EGS. That's 657-234-3447. Yeserski. What a great week. Yeah. We did our stream last night. Uh-huh. Where we went over some of the things that we're going to go through today.
But the only way to get on that stream, the only way to call us. $8. You got to use that $8. You got to get in that Patreon. Okay? It's really going down over there in the Patreon. We do a live stream once a month where we take calls from the listeners directly. You can call in, talk to us.
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Chapter 2: What is New Music Mondays and how can listeners participate?
The cousins be in the chat turned up.
Yeah.
Big Cat's Corner.
Yeah.
He do a 10, 15 minute DJ set. And then we just really get into it, man. So it's love over there. Join the Patreon today. Also, a better reason to join that Patreon. Had you joined that Patreon about two weeks ago, you got first dibs on that first cousins tour. That first cousins tour. Yes, man. The First Cousins Tour is live right now. The tickets are live, but certain cities are going fast.
So I would suggest if you want to come see us live, direct, and in the flesh. You know what I'm saying? You go ahead and cop those tickets. We will be at Good Nights Comedy Club in Raleigh, North Carolina, March 22nd. We'll be at the Stardome in Birmingham, Alabama. April the 1st, we'll be at the Comedy Zone in Jacksonville, Florida.
April 7th, we'll be at the Comedy Zone in Charlotte, North Carolina. April 14th, and we'll be ending this first leg at a Southeastern... First Cousins edition tour. Zany's Comedy Club, another than Nashville, Tennessee. Yes, sir. April 28th. Get them tickets. Yeah. Got them tickets. Come see us. Yeah. The live show is a vibe. Yeah. The live show is amazing.
And for all information regarding me and the Grits and Eggs podcast, go to DeontayKyle.com. You can go and see the merch. Buy merch there. The merch tab is there. The tour tab is there. The Patreon tab is there. Everything you need is at DeontayKyle.com. You got anything else?
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Chapter 3: How does the podcast celebrate Black History Month?
It's in the files. It's in the files. Damn. Damn. That might be where he called the Obamas monkeys. Yeah, damn, don't he? Yeah, man. You know what I'm saying? But he's in there shitting all over himself. Man.
Chapter 4: What significant contributions to music are highlighted in this episode?
And this is our president. This is our commander in chief. Never before has the presidency just looked so goddamn ridiculous. He's 79 years old. He's putting out racist memes. He's shitting all over himself. The tan, the spray tan ain't hitting like it used to. Nah. Nah. Yeah, you know. He's got dementia. I know dementias when I see them. The ear healed. Yeah.
You know, he put some directed stem cells right to the ear that he was supposedly shot in. You know, there's a lot going on in that White House. Yeah. But we'll get to that later. Let's stick with music for a second. Okay. The fall off. Mm. J. Cole. Now, I don't rush to just listen to things. Even at the time of this recording, it's only been out for two days.
So I'm not rushing to make a final decision. I think that's a little tacky. It's kind of watering down the culture of hip hop, too, when you just listen to something one time or you listen and you haven't really digested the music. You haven't really sat with it. You're just like, oh, this is trash or this is a classic. There's two discs. I haven't even fully gotten through disc two yet.
But through disc one and through what I've heard on disc two so far, this is a good album. He got some shit on there. Good quality work. Yeah, the let out is fire. Yes. The Blunt City Blues, I think it's called Blunt City Blues or something like that with Timbs and Future. Cole got some shit on here. This is a J. Cole album. Hold on. But yeah, man, this is a good album, bro.
I mean, so far, so good. I can't really judge it. I'm not going to rank it. Y'all already ranking it with his other albums. It's been out two days. Even at the time this come out, it wouldn't even have been out a week yet. We're diminishing the quality of hip hop by it coming out on a Friday night or late Thursday night, Friday morning. And then we judge it by Friday afternoon.
Like, this is trash. This is it. Like, here's my thing. A lot of y'all have already made up your minds that you wasn't going to like the album. You know what I'm saying? So he has a song on disc two where he raps his life in reverse. But he also has a song on disc two where he basically has a song called What If, where he basically creates a truce between Big and Pop. Yeah.
You know, and, you know, Maybe he just, you know, what would have happened? What if they would have stayed alive? Where would hip-hop be? That's hip-hop. That's real hip-hop shit. I mean, he's riding around in a Honda Civic selling CDs out the trunk. He's doing J. Cole shit. No features.
Of course, I mean, he does have a feature from Timbs and Future, but, you know, when Timbs and Future get on your track, we just talking about a hit. We just talking about, you know, we billboards at this point. We talking billboards. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But so far, especially through this one, it's a great album. Everybody had their critiques about Kyle because of the beef.
But like I said before, if this is his last album, you can at least get a man a shot. His die hard is gonna always be down for him. But I feel like a lot of y'all in hip hop just writing this nigga off just to write him off. And I already told y'all this. Every J. Cole album is gonna have some of the best bars you ever heard and some of the corniest bars you ever heard.
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Chapter 5: What does the speaker suggest about the impact of public actions on political awareness?
Now still vote. But I don't think waiting on the vote is getting their attention. But I think a nigga had separating from his body in the public. Yeah. I think seeing niggas in public with politician blood on their body, niggas might start getting the point. Niggas might start putting two and two together.
Because there's a lot of weaponizing competence that happens on the left where they just act like they can't do it. I'm sorry, guys. We're trying our best. We can't do it.
Chapter 6: How do politicians respond to the public's demands according to the speaker?
Zoran been in office for all the fucking 90 days already getting shit done. You can do it. Shout out to the motherfucking mayor of Chicago. Shout out to the mayor of Baltimore. Shout out to the mayor of Birmingham.
Chapter 7: What is the significance of the guillotine in the context of political accountability?
Niggas that are getting shit done through social programs because they understand that social programs work for the society. And a lot of these big government niggas, they don't need an election. They don't need a campaign. What do they need, big cat? The guillotine. They need the guillotine. And stop playing with these niggas.
Get your black ass down to the gun range and learn how to maneuver with a weapon. Grip a motherfucking Glock. Lick a motherfucking shot.
Chapter 8: How does the speaker propose to change the narrative around politicians?
United States of America, listen to me right now. If you're not happy with your local politician, They're making promises. They're voting to increase the funds on ICE, who's killing US citizens. Politicians covering up, redacting names from after Epstein files, protecting child sex traffickers, child predators, human sex traffickers, cannibals, and accessories to murder.
Their answer does not lie in your vote. The answer lies in your ability to let go of the rope. On the guillotine, nigga! Hands gotta roll, nigga! I'm sorry, man. I know that niggas might think this is a little extreme, but why murder good for them, bad for us? Why? Can anybody answer why? The time to be the bigger person has passed. Ain't no bigger people. Ain't no bigger people.
It don't get no bigger than this. You understand what I'm saying, big cat?
Yeah.
So yes, your vote does matter. Yes, the midterms are going to be crucial. But before those midterms, we need to set a new standard for politicians here in America. And it's not a better campaign. It's not showing up to the church on your campaign. It's not fundraising dollars. It's not promises. What is it, big cat?
The goddamn guillotine.
The guillotine. Bring it back. We can stream in 12K now. Nigga, I want to see the nigga's DNA separate from his goddamn body. I'm sick of the excuses. I'm sick of the games. Public executions, nigga. Public executions. The vote ain't enough. I got to vote for you. Vote guillotine. Vote firing squad. Heads will roll, nigga. That's my campaign promise. I'm running for office. The guillotine.
I ain't even using my government name, nigga. I'm using an alias. Guillotine. Huh? Sharp blades. Put these niggas back together by tearing them apart. Restore Just politics in America. Because obviously, niggas ain't getting it. What they need, big cat? The guillotine. That's what they need. I don't think a campaign promise is going to get it no more.
I don't think a picket sign in the front yard is going to get it no more. Huh? How about we put a guillotine in the front yard? It's a lot of bullshit going on out here. Niggas want to ride around with the campaign stickers on the side of the motherfucking trucks and shit. Billboards. Nah, nigga. How about a nigga hold your motherfucking head in public like this?
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