Lisa Ray Speaks out and More
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Tha Dee Da Jay Show Where Its All About Preaching And Speaking The Truth
3 min
1 speaker
6 chapters
transcribed 1 month ago
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What is the opening premise of the D.J. Show and why is it described as ‘never heard of’ content?
Welcome to the D.J. Show, where we speak of shit never heard of, not talked about on any other podcast or show.
Welcome to the D.J. Show, folks. Lisa Rae has something to say concerning the woman who was on stage with Usher. Uncomfortable. Check this out. go to a Chris Brown and Usher concert we have seen it enough to know that when it comes to that part that you know what the women has done and what is expected so if you go up there and do something different and other than what's expected people are going to look at you like you're the dumb one because they like what the hell you been under a rock because this is what it is and So I get that she had a man and that maybe she's not that kind of girl. But if you're not that kind of girl, then you should have kept your ass sitting down in your seat. Pretty as fuck or not.
You know what I'm saying?
Why does Lisa Rae criticize the woman who performed on stage with Usher?
And that's just what it is. Because you can get up there and say, ain't nobody going to do nothing to me that I don't want to be done to me. Right. That's true. But again, when you're up there, that's a part of the show. That's a part of the show. Period. That's what they do for that part of the show. You can't act like you didn't know that. It better not be not damn fried condom in my chicken. I believe it was inside job to get publicity America. Now Popeye's chicken is Popeye's chicken and condoms.
Ladies and gentlemen, Pastor Sparks controversy after showing off his wife, saying don't marry an ugly person. Now, wait a minute. I know he ain't talking about marrying nobody ugly standing there next to Gremins. Pastor! Practice what you preach. Come on now, pastor.
What controversial statement does Pastor Sparks make about marrying ‘ugly’ people?
You standing there next to Grimace. Meanwhile, you want to talk about people wearing ugly motherfuckers? Come on, man. I know beauty is only skin deep, but that ugly is deep right there, y'all. Lord forgive me, but come on, man. Come on, Pastor. Come on. Don't marry an ugly person. And he started there. Next to motherfucking grievance from McDonald's. Don't y'all see the picture right there? Don't marry an ugly person.
Look.
Look at you. Look at you.
How does the episode expose alleged corruption in Louisiana record labels?
Come on now, bastard. Sure, no problem, mate. Louisiana record labels were convicted of taking out, what, 4.25, I don't know, millions of dollars or some shit, and then later on, two months later, an artist was killing it. Damn, that shit is crazy, man. To all you artists out there, don't trust these motherfucking labels. Shit, once you hot, you hot. Shit, before you know it, the motherfuckers might off you and take your damn insurance money. Shit, they can rob you, they'll rob your ass blind. You can't trust no fucking record labels today. Why the fuck do you think I'm our own record label? Fuck all that signing shit. Kissing ass, selling your soul, all that shit. Oh, no, no, no, no, no.
Why are artists warned not to trust record labels and what risks are highlighted?
No, I ain't with none of that mess. Shoot, you can, what else should a man have? When he gain the world, lose his soul. Nothing, in the end, nothing. Shoot, pretty soon, these record labels, these motherfuckers, just will use you up, chew you up, spit you out, and off you. Then it's a wrap. Man, don't trust these labels. They greeted the motherfucker, and they always stealing artists' money.
How does the host wrap up the episode and what final advice is given to listeners?
That's some real shit, y'all.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the opening premise of the D.J. Show and why is it described as ‘never heard of’ content?
0:00–1:08
2
Why does Lisa Rae criticize the woman who performed on stage with Usher?
1:08–1:54
3
What controversial statement does Pastor Sparks make about marrying ‘ugly’ people?
1:54–2:28
4
How does the episode expose alleged corruption in Louisiana record labels?
2:28–3:09
5
Why are artists warned not to trust record labels and what risks are highlighted?
3:09–3:29
6
How does the host wrap up the episode and what final advice is given to listeners?
3:29–3:31