Episode 93. Brother Bilaal Spills Will Smith's Beans!
CONTACT US: Email: paranaughtica@gmail.com Twitter: @paranaughtica Facebook: The Paranaughtica PodcastContact Cricket: Website: www.theindividuale.com Twitter: @Individualethe Hujambo! That’s “hello!” in Swahili.Today, we are diving into the ‘I Am Legend’, William Smith, and some of the people he knows and is connected with. We’ll be talking about Brother Bilaal, one of Will’s friends for over 30 years, who has come out with a book that has spilled a lot of Will’s beans. But not only his, ...a lot of Jada Pinkett’s beans, as well.We’ll talk about Eddie Murphy and the death of a transgendered man named Shalimar and/or Atisone Seiuli, who was an american/somoan dancer....that is....until they were killed by.......well, we'll get to it. We’ll talk about Ashton Kutcher and his connection to Ron Burkle and Les Wexner who were both VERY closely connected to Jeffrey Epstein.....and Kutcher was VERY close to Sean John Combs, AKA – P. Diddy. It’s a big club, and we’re not in it.Kutcher is also connected to a mysterious death, at least one. Ellis Ellison. But we’ll get into all of this, and more....such as:-A second moon? No, that's total bullshit. -Biolab chemical plant in Conyers, Georgia went up in smoke, an extremely toxic smoke. Get OUT of there!!!!-Mayor of New York, Eric Adams indicted on multiple charges. Surprise surprise.Alex Jones’ Info-Wars to be auctioned off. Who will buy it?Hurricane Helene – The death toll rises. ***If you’d like to help out with a donation and you’re currently listening on Spotify, you can simply scroll down on my page and you’ll see a button to help me out with either a one-time donation or you can set up a monthly recurring donation. You can also go to the Facebook page where I have a link to Ko-Fi and Pay-Pal if you'd like to help out the show. I would greatly appreciate it! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
And we are here to bring you some news and, I don't know, fucking heartwarming stories, I guess.
All kinds of heartwarming stories.
I don't know, man.
A lot of...
At least in terms of, uh...
Well, cosmic events.
Oh yeah.
I heard we had a second moon.
Yes, we have a second moon.
There's an asteroid that's going to be orbiting us starting as of today and continuing for the next two weeks in an elliptical path before it pavels on.
Being as we follow the conspiracy track here, I'm just going to guess that's Nibiru.
Whatever they call it is...
For real.
Irrelevant. It really sounds and looks like that.
They literally call it asteroid 2024 PT5.
Temporary second moon.
No art in there.
Science, I tell you.
Yeah. And today is September 29th, 2024.
Sunday. Just to let everyone know when we are recording this.
The asteroid was actually discovered by the Atlas system in August and is part of the Arjuna asteroid belt, located 2.8 million miles away from Earth.
In terms of moon size, so it's as big as our moon?
Like, what's going on with that?
Why are they calling it a moon?
Oh, no, they're calling it a moon because of visibility, because of how close it gets as it...
I've seen some pictures of it and such.
Depending on your perspective, you can get a really good shot of it.
To the point where you can see it.
With the naked eye?
That's the main reason.
Yeah, supposedly.
They might be using some digital enhancement in these images, I'm saying.
You're supposed to be able to actually see it.
Is the idea.
It's going to look like a big star, essentially.
Like an oversized star.
Yeah, okay.
Which is pretty darned impressive.
It's quite the celestial event.
As soon as it happened, I saw this article that said that second moons had happened commonly, but it looked like all the pictures in it were AI generated.
Yeah, and I've seen a couple photos people post on Twitter of this supposed second moon, and they're fake as hell.
Yeah, so it's like supposedly you're supposed to be able to see it.
I sure haven't been able to see it looking up in the sky, but...
Yeah. I mean, apparently there is an asteroid orbiting us as of this point.
I wonder when it's closest point is supposed to be.
I should look that up.
Yeah. Because if it were actually to be visible, even via a telescope, I imagine you'd, like I said, it'd probably best look like a big star.
I feel like you being able to see it during the daytime might be a little unrealistic.
It's only 24 feet wide.
Oh, 24 feet wide?
Yeah. It's tiny.
That's not it.
It's freaking tiny.
Like, our moon is, what, like, almost 2,200 miles the diameter?
So, this is only 24 feet wide.
That would be more along the lines.
Well, you'd think that would be less an asteroid and more a meteoroid.
Yeah. That seems like calling it an asteroid is more hype.
Well, way to deflate my excitement.
Yeah, sorry, bud.
It's tiny, dude.
It's 24 feet.
Yeah, so in other words, you're going to be able to see a little dot at the best through like a telescope.
At the closest point.
At the closest point, yeah.
And it's supposed to last 56.6 days.
It'll orbit the Earth once in an elliptical pattern, basically, and it'll be back on its way.
Oh, that's no fun.
Yeah, that's that.
Because I wrote way overplayed it.
Disappointing. Yeah, that's alright.
Second moon.
It's not a moon, it's a freaking meteorite.
Meteor. Meteor.
I'd still call it a relatively notable celestial event, but not as cool as they were describing.
When they say, you know, when they say asteroid, that definitely does not evoke a 24-foot wide...
No, dude.
Like, what size?
But I guess that's the smallest glass of asteroid you could have without having to call it a meteoroid instead, but...
Okay, so an asteroid is anything 600 miles or less in diameter.
So, and what makes a meteor?
Yeah, what makes a meteoroid?
What level does it have to be before?
Oh, wow, meteors are pretty small.
The size of a pebble or even a speck of dust.
Yeah, see, meteoroids are usually...
At best, about a softball size.
The ones that burn out all bright and stuff in the sky that you see.
So, I mean, technically, yeah, I guess they're right.
But yeah, saying asteroid makes it sound a lot greater than it really is.
I know.
Yes, that coupled with the pictures.
I got all excited.
Yeah. So disappointing.
Like, literally, they're comparing it with basketball.
That's how small it is.
Well, technically, 24 meters...
What did you say?
24 feet across?
Yep, diameter is 24 feet.
Yeah, realistically, if that actually did make landfall, it would be absolutely devastating, so that's still concerning.
Yeah, because, I mean, after it burned off 24 feet, who knows, it might be like 16 feet, and that's still pretty damn big.
It would cause some damage.
Yeah, it would not be a minor impact.
It's like that one in Russia.
But at the same time, it's not supposed to hit us.
Yeah, it's not going to hit us.
So as long as we don't screw with it in some stupid way.
Oh, you know you have some scientists out there like, what can we do with this?
Could we like use, since it's probably made of iron, they probably want to like get a giant magnet and bring it closer into us so they can capture it.
I'm just imagining them thinking, hey, here's a perfect opportunity to test to see if we can divert these off of the path and then they divert it straight towards us.
Yeah. Yeah, well...
There's other news going on.
There's a shelter-in-place and evacuations have been ordered due to a Biolab chemical plant fire releasing massive amounts of toxic smoke.
This is in Georgia.
So currently, a shelter-in-place order and evacuations are underway as numerous hazmat crews and other emergency services respond to a significant fire at the Biolab chemical plant in Conyers, Georgia.
The plant, which is part of the swimming pool and spa water care division of KIK Consumer Products, is sending a massive plume of thick black and brown toxic smoke over the town and can be seen miles away.
Officials have blocked off I-20 and the fire reportedly started after a sprinkler head malfunctioned, reacting with a water-reactive chemical and wiring at the plant.
Investigations are underway.
So that's kind of ironic.
The water system caused the fire.
Well, you know, I guess you can burn water.
I mean, it burns in, what, Flint, Michigan?
You ever see those videos?
Yeah, if you get it contaminated with fracking, like runoff and whatnot, you can burn your water.
So what's up with this Eric Adams indictment in New York?
He's actually the one who gave Diddy the key to the city.
And now he's indicted on charges like bribery and what else?
I think it's just bribery?
Yeah, I mean, he's embezzled in an especially large amount.
At the same time, it's really hard not to see it as some kind of retaliation because he gave ever so slight pushback to what they were doing to his city.
And now all of a sudden he's actually facing...
But part of that is just my cynicism of people never really get prosecuted unless they step out of line in some way.
Exactly. It's like he's had this dangling over his head.
It's not like they didn't know he was doing these things.
So the question is always the timing.
Why now?
Why this point?
I mean, come on.
If you've got a dossier spread that heavy on somebody...
They've been doing this for some time.
It wasn't like they just reached in and stole $10 million all at once.
That would be too obvious.
You've been following them.
So why do you choose to take them down now?
That's the real question that I'd like to know.
Now, is he a Democrat?
Yeah, he was a...
I do believe he was a dem.
I know he ran on...
Initially on his city being a sanctuary city, and then he started expressing a level of buyer's remorse because he was getting overwhelmed and his resources were being consumed too greatly.
Ever since he started talking like that, now all of a sudden he's getting indicted.
And yeah, powerful people never get prosecuted unless they screwed up somehow.
That's true.
Let's just step on someone's feet that are higher up than them.
So it's bribery, wire fraud, and soliciting contributions from foreign countries.
I think it was Saudi Arabia?
Turkey, I believe, is what it was.
He was getting kicked back some turkey and their airline over there.
Dude, he was rounding up flights.
That would have cost thousands of dollars.
He was getting them for only a couple hundred dollars from this Turkey airline.
And you know, it's a shocking level of corruption, except that it's kind of not shocking as a whole, because most of the...
You almost just assume politicians are corrupt to that level to some extent at this point.
I mean, he was especially obvious, but at the same time, singling him out, you always ask why they do that, because...
It even mentioned, you know, this is the first time this ever happened.
And I can't imagine this is the first time a New York City mayor was ever scandalized and corrupt.
Definitely not the first time.
Rudy! Rudy!
I'm sure there's no corruption.
Ever. Oh, man.
It's just New York City.
New York is clean, dude.
The Marion Barry area was well known for transparency and uprightness.
Man. Yeah, so what about this Alex Jones Infowars being auctioned off?
Well, they kept thinking about that.
Pushing it off.
It seemed like it was just an inevitable fall down a hill, though, when it came to it.
I mean, they were eventually going to shut him down.
That's the trick, is this isn't exactly...
This isn't exactly the first bit of news about this because I think it was two or three months ago there was a judgment and then there was a stay and then they were going to reassess and I never really had much confidence that they were going to do anything but screw them over and take it all away.
So, yeah, sadly it was a very long time.
Anticipated, even though it sucks to see it now.
Yeah, it was definitely anticipated.
And now people are flipping out because so many people get their news from there.
And it's, yeah, Twitter.
I don't know, because people are talking about who's going to buy it.
Someone's going to buy it and just pretty much give it to Jones to continue doing it.
I mean, you've got to expand your information dragnet.
I've collected info off of InfoWars, but I've never relied on it as a singular source because you can't rely on anybody to get all your information from.
None of us are going to have everything.
That's the whole idea.
It's got to be a collaborative effort.
Otherwise, you miss things.
Everyone works together using multiple sources.
As long as you're stuck listening to one, you're always going to be siloed away from all that other info to a certain extent.
It's just a matter of fact that Yeah, that's the unfair thing.
And that's what people keep pointing out, is that for inaccuracy in reporting, there sure is a lot of emphasis being placed on hurt feelings and everything, even though, you know...
Plenty of other people have been completely financially ruined by the news and harassed out of their homes.
Except for all those times when we did it, this has never happened before.
But your fans can't do that.
They're holding him responsible primarily for what his fans did.
It's like, this wasn't, and honestly, you kind of question how big of fans they are if they're going to do something that's going to discredit you to that point.
That sounds more like agents provocateurs.
Sounds exactly like that.
You know, you send threatening and harassing messages.
That's not going to win over anybody, so...
I mean, what happened to the Reichstag during World War, or before World War II?
Yeah. You know, Hitler and his cronies burned it down and then blamed it on the Jews to have an excuse to go after the Jews.
Yeah, he's got to have some kind of...
Some kind of justification to get your casus belly to let your morals fall to the side and do something just a little evil.
Because it's okay to do to this one person because they're a very bad man.
Yeah, because he's exposing the government.
Ooh, boogeyman.
You know, that's just the absolute worst thing ever.
And see, the difference is when you're talking mainstream news and their rumination of people, you're talking them actually going to people's houses with cameras.
Yeah. And effectively trying to talk to them at their front doors or right out in front of their houses and stuff.
Asking them really probing and obnoxious questions.
It really is beyond hypocritical.
Camping. They literally camp outside people's houses.
And go through the garbage.
Yeah, how many ambush interviews did Jones give of family members exactly?
Did that ever happen?
I don't remember that happening.
I remember him talking about it.
But the people that were harassing him were a completely different online cohort that were sending emails to these families.
They weren't.
And so it's like they were holding him responsible for that.
Essentially, if you talked about something and someone sent harassing messages, it's automatically your fault.
Because if you think about it, every time somebody does a celebrity story, those celebrities get weird people that latch onto that and send death threats and stuff.
Are we going to hold all those people responsible that talk about those celebrity scandals because some psychopath?
Yeah, it wasn't Alex Jones going and peeing on grave sites.
It's ridiculous.
Yeah, and that's the thing, is in all the upsetness, they really seem like they're way more upset about that than any perpetrator.
Right. Outstanding.
I don't know.
What about Diddy?
Did you see this video of...
It's a video, allegedly, of Diddy talking from a jail, from the jail he's in, the eastern metropolitan of Brooklyn.
It's not a jail, and it's definitely not the eastern district jail there, so people need to stop spreading that.
Yeah, it didn't seem very jail-like.
No, it's not the jail.
Look at the mirror behind him.
It's all ornate.
What the fuck?
What do you mean?
Nobody would, you know, break that mirror and use it as a weapon in jail or anything.
That's what I always think is silly.
It's like, you leave really obvious tells like that.
It's like, come on.
It's ridiculous.
It's just fucking ridiculous.
I feel like it's testing people's gullibility almost.
Absolutely. And it's working because people are falling for it.
Oh, look, Diddy's in jail.
He's talking from jail.
Which is pretty interesting because, I mean, Shook Knight has a podcast from jail.
And I think he just does that over a phone.
Makes a phone call and then someone on the outs has the podcast for him, right?
That would make sense.
I mean, you're taking advantage of the hypnosis slash mass psychosis effect where...
A good 3 out of 10 people will just automatically believe that you have to say before you present evidence, just simply because you told the story first.
Unless you're talking about something that counters their story, then they might need something more.
But if it's new information, they believe it now.
Now, if you're trying to break through some programming that's been embedded in their head, ho-ho, well, then you're going to need every source, and they're all wrong.
Well, is that it for the news?
Should we hop into the episode?
No, well, we do have the hurricane.
I'd mention that.
That's one more.
Yeah, bring that up.
Yeah, Hurricane Helene has been absolutely devastating and functioned very oddly.
Where it did not...
From what I'm hearing from people discussing it, it didn't follow the standard hurricane track.
And that's what threw everyone off so much, is that it effectively broke away and then headed down through North Carolina and everything, and followed this corridor that it wouldn't normally take through the mountains and such.
Oh, interesting.
Like, it went inland really far?
Yeah, it went...
It went outside of its little cone of effect that normally it would make landfall and travel through and just beelined.
Weird. It's part of why everybody's so conspiratorial about it is because it was a very unusual in function hurricane.
Well, what could cause that?
Oh, you know, Flash Gordon's weather machine.
Known in real life as...
H-A-A-R-P.
Yeah, it's apparently, what, like 60 people died?
Yeah, it's been an absolute disaster.
From what I hear, a lot of the harder-to-get-to areas haven't finished reporting yet because of the lack of access right now.
Oh my god.
Wow, $26 billion?
There's conflicting reports saying that they've...
That they're committing funds and personnel and then people in the area saying no one's coming to help or doing anything.
That's like standard procedure.
And then other people posting and saying, yeah, and then other people saying, what are you talking about?
They said they're committing money and personnel.
And I always think, again, that's the mass psychosis percentage that's always going to say, what do you mean?
I got an official statement that says that you're getting help.
You just kind of imagine somebody sitting in their house.
Oh, help is coming?
Well, good.
I don't need to leave then.
I'll just sit here and wait for the water to go over my head.
That's like the Haiti situation when the Kling Foundation raised like a trillion dollars for, you know, relief and all that during the hurricane, I mean, the earthquake down there.
And Haiti only received like maybe 10,000 of it.
Well, you know, charity begins at home.
So you got to pay yourself first.
Oh, shit, man.
$26 billion in damages.
Hurricane Katrina was the largest in damages, right?
Yeah, Katrina was the original gold standard for absolutely devastating hurricane.
Before that, I do believe it was Andrew that everyone referenced.
Wow, Katrina caused almost 1,400 fatalities and damages around $186 billion.
Yeah, that's why I'm afraid that the reports are going to be significantly worse as time goes on.
If they're not, the main reason is just because a lot of the area that it washed through wasn't as well developed.
You've got to think Hurricane Katrina hit a major city, metropolitan area.
So you're going to have a pretty high level of fatalities just from people who can't go anywhere.
It's unfortunate, man.
It's crazy.
I know there was a huge hurricane.
Back in, like, the 20s or something.
And it was, like, a really weird, unnatural hurricane.
And it started way up north, like, way above, uh, where would that be?
Like, Nova Scotia.
And it, like, traveled all the way down the coastline and, like, into Florida and shit.
It caused extensive damages.
It was like they never saw anything like it ever since.
Like, that was a really unique hurricane, which is crazy.
Because how long have we had HAARP-type technology then?
Because we always say technology now, we're about 40 years behind what the government has or whatever that statistic is.
It's like, what technology did we have back in the 20s or whatever?
I mean, we're probably about 1,000, 2,000 years behind the height of prior.
Yeah. Civilizations tick.
And that's being generous, presuming we had the same level of exponential advancement over that thousand years.
Well, is that it for the news?
At least that's the most interesting stuff that I could find.
Yeah, those are the more major headlines going on right now.
Most of the rest of it centers around celebrities, so...
Yep. And celebrities we are going to talk about today.
So, we all love music.
Right? Pretty universal.
I mean, I certainly love music.
Maybe not all kinds of music, but I'm actually pretty accepting of most genres.
It's just certain songs, specifically, I don't tend to like.
Well, what's your least favorite type of music?
For me, it's country.
I'd say probably opera music.
Oh, well, yeah.
Shit, you're right.
But I've heard a few versions of opera that I actually came to love.
Repo, the genetic opera, was amazing.
It made me realize that opera didn't have to be lame.
Well, here's the thing about country.
The actual music itself, the instruments, that's awesome.
I love folk-type music and country, you know?
The music is great.
It's when the lyrics hit.
That's when it's like, oh, God, turn it off.
Please, my brain.
Yeah, as the old joke goes, play it in reverse and you get all your stuff back.
Oh, shit.
Because generally it's just one big long complaint.
It's the blue-collar worker version of the Taylor Swift breakup song where you lose all the stuff you worked for and backslide massively and fall into addiction and bad stuff and you get betrayed.
Yeah. I mean, not all the music is like that, but at the same time, those are the songs I'm not fond of.
Yeah, I mean, that's a typical thought of what country is, is the whole, like, my dog left me, my wife hates me.
They got some great party songs, though, I'll tell you what.
Maybe, I don't know.
If they're singing about happy stuff, they can do it really well.
Yeah, some country's pretty good.
Like, I'm well-rounded in music.
I like all of it, a little bit of at least everything.
But I also dislike a little bit of everything as well.
I mean, there's even hardcore techno music I don't like.
So I can't really say I absolutely 100% love all of any genre.
Exactly. Exactly.
But music is as old as time.
And the history of music, where it came from, how it all started, is pretty wild, dude.
Do you know the history of music, Cricket?
Do you know where it all came from?
I mean, I got a vague...
Recollection based on an old Disney cartoon.
Well, Mel Brooks gave a perfect portrayal in his film History of the World Part 2. It's a great film.
Where it's the beginning of time, basically.
A bunch of cavemen in a cave just straight killing it by, you know, chilling out, relaxing, doing the best they can do.
And one of them is off doing his own little thing, playing with some heavy stones, and he accidentally drops one on another dude's foot.
And that guy started like crying out in this really beautiful octave.
And the guy that chopped it was like, huh, pretty interesting.
And so he picks up another stone and like throws it at the guy's foot again.
And the guy's like, ah!
And he cries out in the most beautiful tones.
And so the guy's like, dude, I've got something here.
And he goes back to the group in the cave and he has them stand in like a double row, like an orchestra or whatever, maybe just a single line.
And then he just starts going like hitting their feet with rocks.
Just hitting their feet.
And all of them just start singing gorgeous notes.
And that is the history of how music all began.
Mel Brooks showed us.
That's a good theory.
See, if you look in a lot of the old sacred sites and such, so many of them actually have different acoustic chambers and such.
That are designed to enhance people's voices when they're singing.
So it goes way back.
I mean, before recorded history, way back.
Oh, for real.
And like most big cathedrals are built with that same like echo type chamber thing.
Yeah, so people have kind of recognized that singing in particular, or expressing language through musical tones has had an especially magical effect even since those days.
I mean, you listen to some of those things, they got almost a mystical tone to them when you get so many people singing about the same thing.
Right. Hitting the right octaves.
All in harmony.
It's a way of physically expressing the harmoniousness you try to have on the spiritual level.
It could be powerful.
There's the science of healing through sound, and that is part of it.
And of course, if you go into biblical lore, the whole sin of Satan in the Bible was that he was the master of music.
So that was a primary perversion for him.
That's true.
As the Lightbringer, he was the master of the orchestra.
So, you know, the angelic chorus being perverted, that then translates down from the 4D into the 3D, which would be us.
So our music gets the same effect, where our music gets a bit tainted.
Yeah, man.
You have that right resonance.
Yeah, and you can almost hear whether the focus of a song when you listen to it is resonance or discordance, what the overall thrust of it is.
You get an emotional feel for it as you hear it.
Even without necessarily listening to the lyrics, it's almost impossible to couch it, even to the point where satirical songs still come off as kind of harsh when they're singing happily about mean stuff.
Right. Yeah, that's a crazy little trick, man.
Like, making a sad song sound happy or a happy song make you feel sad.
Yeah. Because it still expresses as the intended emotion, even despite the masking.
Yeah, dude.
Speaking of masks, Cricket, you're a big Will Smith fan, right?
I mean, the slap was certainly entertaining.
And I loved all the Men in Black movies.
Those were funny as hell.
Okay, because I was going to ask you what your favorite Will Smith film is.
The Men in Black series?
And of course, you know, the one the family always used to watch every year, July 4th, Independence Day.
He was great in that.
Independence Day, Bad Boys, Enemy of the State, Wild Wild West, dude.
He's been in a lot of stuff.
I Am Legend.
Oh yeah, his filmography is extensive.
Yeah, I was...
So, you know, I connect more to the ones that I would have seen as a kid, you know?
Exactly. And if you go on, like, Wikipedia and just look up his discography, his movies, his filmography, I guess.
So he did a film in 92, and then he did two in 93, and then from 95 all the way to 2025.
This motherfucker did at least one movie a year.
Since 1995, dude.
And in some years, he does three movies, four movies, and even five movies.
Like in 2008, five movies.
In 2019, six, nope, five movies.
And it's just nuts, dude.
How does he have the time?
And yet, who gets the reputation appearing and everything?
Ben Affleck.
Of course.
Even though, from what I'm hearing, yeah, Will Smith was pretty much just as ubiquitous through the years.
He was always in a movie, just like Ben Affleck, every year, consistently.
It's nuts.
It's nuts.
I think my favorite Will Smith film is probably Pursuit of Happiness.
Yeah, that was a good one.
Had a good message to it and everything.
That's why.
About overall focus in life.
Yeah, it was a good one.
The rest of them, I don't know.
I mean, they're decent.
I'm just not a big...
iRobot was great.
I'm just not a big celebrity fan or a big Hollywood fan at all.
Yeah, see, I used to be a way bigger fan of movies.
I blame movies for getting lame, though.
I say they need to win me back.
They don't automatically get my attention.
I've seen a few movies these last few years that were alright.
I mean, a Super Mario Bros.
movie was decent.
I didn't see that.
I'm not necessarily against watching stuff that's entertaining, but just a lot of stuff isn't entertaining, and then they get mad that nobody watches it.
And it's like, it's your fault.
You made it suck.
You made it fucking suck.
Your movies suck, Hollywood.
Step up the fucking game.
God damn.
Come up with some original ideas instead of making remakes of everything.
We don't give a fuck about these remakes, dude.
I know.
Well, I mean, the problem is that they're too scared to do any kind of new ideas for the most part, so you've got to look for mostly the indie scene to get that sort of thing.
Whereas Hollywood is essentially what IP can we mine these days?
They're very much about what is an existing thing that exists in some other form of media that we can then turn into a movie.
Like, what's a book that was already popular?
Right. Game that was good, what everybody loves.
Stuff like that.
They just don't have the courage to actually take original ideas on their own anymore.
It has to piggyback off something.
It sucks.
That's why I love indie films.
I'm all about independent films.
Yeah, and it's not like things that are original don't succeed.
Like, Everything Everywhere All at Once, it did pretty well, and that was a totally original idea for a movie.
I never even watched it, but looking at its success and everything, you can't say that it didn't do okay.
Yeah, I haven't seen it either.
Well, I think my girlfriend put it on, but I definitely was not paying attention.
A lot of people say it's this amazing film.
I tried to watch it.
I didn't get into it, but at the same time, I had to recognize from the level of attention it got, it was definitely at least decently made.
Yeah, what's the original concept that, yeah, I can stand behind that?
And so it's like when people come up with original ideas, fans are so hungry for it that honestly they'll accept even half-decent ideas.
It's just a matter of if they aren't pitching them.
And if they are pitching them, they aren't being accepted by anybody willing to put anything behind them.
So then you end up with most of the movies being people doing stuff like the Saw people did where they had to make a whole movie in a room.
Well, in light of all of this Sean, John, P, Diddy, Puffy, Combs, aka Puff Daddy, Sean, John, Swag, Love, Brother, Love, and as we all know, simply Diddy, or The Diddler, as some are now referring to him, we are seeing A-list celebrities jumping ship,
deleting their social media accounts.
And by the way, did you see what Elon Musk said about all these celebrities deleting their posts and shit?
No, I didn't see his comment, but I know from prior investigations and stuff that any comment that's deleted remains present on the database.
So he said something along the lines of, well, not only is X a platform of free speech, but it's also become a crime scene.
Well, yeah, and there's been times where people wipe their Twitter and they were still able to go through it for investigations and stuff.
At least that's what they claimed.
Unless they couldn't actually do that.
And you know damn well that Elon Musk has collected all of that shit.
I know.
You know he has.
And of course, the only trouble with that is that anybody who's got that level of power can use it to bend things strictly to their direction.
So then you just kind of have to hope that your interests align.
Because that's the best you can get.
Yeah, and so while Diddy sits in jail awaiting trial at Brooklyn's Metropolitan Detention Center in the special housing unit awaiting trial after being denied parole twice, even after offering $50 million, one of his mansions that he didn't sell in preparation for his defense,
and even the house that he bought for his mother.
He tried to sell his mom's house.
Yeah, yeah.
I mean, was she still around?
Because I would be really hurt by that if I was his mom.
Well, I mean...
Like, hey, remember that house I got you?
Well, I'm gonna need you to put it up.
Yeah, yeah.
Or he'd probably just, you know, fuck you, mom.
Yeah, I'm hoping that she just, like, moves somewhere else.
That sounds really cold, the way that was described.
And you know she has, dude.
Because this guy's worth so much money, and he's bought so many different mansions for people, and you know that he's got other properties.
That's just a fact.
Oh, yeah.
And you saw how close he is to his mom in that video of them taking the IV drips after one of his 72-hour parties.
They're close.
Real close.
And I mean, it's not like they froze his assets or nothing.
I mean, they could have froze his assets a month ago when the scandal first came out and stopped him from hosting how many freak-offs?
Instead, he just kind of left his property and went somewhere else for a while and then came back.
And then we were supposed to just accept that he was going to have no consequences from that and just get started hosting the parties again.
It's like, I mean, why do they even bother him and him up?
It's almost, I don't know, it's almost comical.
I'm like, it's not like, how much are you being punished, really?
Yeah, I mean...
Or are you just being set out there because there needs to be somebody that's, you know...
In the place of being held responsible, because too many people are angry about it, and it's too big a news.
Yeah, I think too much came out after the Cassie incident, where he beat her up in that hotel.
There's surveillance footage everywhere, and then she filed lawsuits.
That's what really started all of this.
And I think it came down the line, and these people were like, fuck, we gotta settle this down, so we gotta put you away.
Someone's gotta take the fall.
I'll bet a lot of it was once they did that lawsuit.
So much stuff came out from Discovery that...
And that's the trick, is once the lawsuit happened, of course, that makes people pay attention because, you know, what's the most riveting news?
Oh, celebrity lawsuits.
Those are always fun to read.
Everyone loves those.
I mean, ever since that...
Yeah, see, ever since the Amber Heard, Johnny Depp, like, that huge kerfuffle...
Any kind of celebrity lawsuit seems to get more attention than it used to.
Yeah, and there's apparently some talk.
Because that one exploded into such an amazing story.
They were going to make a movie about it.
So, there's talk that a deal has been made between Diddy and the prosecutors that he had only served one year in exchange to drop some major names involved with his criminal enterprise.
I've only heard that from one source, and if that's true, do you think that's fair, Cricket?
I mean, that's obviously unfair.
There's no way in hell anybody not well-connected would get a year for the stuff they're saying did he did, let alone the things people are alleging that he did that haven't come out.
Yeah, so I think the source, it's one of those, like, gossip, entertainment gossip sources, so you have to take it with a grain of salt.
Oh, yeah.
At any rate, on his podcast from prison that I mentioned shook Knight, he had some words of advice for Sean Combs.
He said the following.
I'll tell you what, Puffy.
Your life is in danger because you know the secrets of who's involved in that little secret room you guys are participating in.
You know they're gonna get you if they can.
I turn myself in.
Sometimes you gotta race, or sometimes you gotta face the music.
And that's most the time.
Puffy, I'm gonna give you some real advice.
Two quick things.
You gotta make a decision.
When you go to prison, either you're gonna be standing up, pissing, That's what he said.
That's what he said.
That's his code name?
I guess.
Brother Love.
Yeah, I would not think being nicknamed Brother Love would be a good thing in prison at all.
Might as well call you Patty Passaround.
Patty Passaround.
I would not want to get that nickname at all.
That's definitely a reputation you're not going to want to cultivate.
It's not a good one.
Not a good one.
Might as well call yourself Little Bitch.
But like I said, as we know, celebrities are going batshit crazy now because of all this ditty shit going on.
And there's also this guy who goes by the name Brother Bilal, who apparently has been friends with Will Smith for over 30 years.
For whatever reasons, he and Will Smith aren't really that great of friends anymore.
And he said that Will Smith did him wrong in some way, and now Brother Bilal has come out with a book called Will and Jada Smith Demonic Circle.
And he's been going on this book tour for a while now and doing interviews on podcasts and all that.
And as you can imagine, with a title like that, Will and Jada Smith, Demonic Circle.
And knowing what we know about Hollywood and all that whole cabal thing that they do there, this book probably holds some dark secrets that Will and Jada Smith would rather not have exposed to the public.
Oh, I would imagine.
I mean, if you think about it, the real notable thing about this compared to the Epstein case, because of course that's what everybody's going to compare this to, is it in the Epstein case?
I don't really recall this celebrity freakout.
That to me says that he's been cleared to actually talk and probably isn't in as much...
I feel like they're going to let him roll on some people because I don't remember a real freak out during the Epstein thing.
Some of them quietly got lawyers, but there wasn't this public bailing on everything that is happening this time.
Right. And that was more political.
That was in the political realm.
Epstein shit.
This is more in the entertainment industry.
And so in the Epstein thing, a lot of people just quietly retain lawyers and such just in case.
But in this case, they're doing, well, a lot of public scrubbing and hiding things.
Well, a lot of more blatant disposal of what's probably evidence.
Yeah. Yeah, it's pretty nuts.
And when someone asked Jada what her response is to the accusations laid out in the book.
By Brother Bilal, as well as doing some of these podcast interviews.
She said the polyanimous couple are suing before jumping into a black SUV.
And in response to Jada's response, Brother Bilal said, Well, fucking do it then.
Take me to court.
I'm not scared.
And he just continued doing his book tour and interviews.
Just moving right along, right?
Yeah. Yeah, so about ten months ago, Brother Bilal went on the Tasha Kay podcast and dropped the ball on both Will and Jada.
Great, great interview.
It's pretty freaking nuts.
And real quick, sure, anyone can say that they were friends with some celebrity 30 years ago or whatever, but Brother Bilal has all of the receipts of being both Will Smith's close friend and personal assistant through Will's swift rise to stardom,
starting with their humble beginnings in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania together, all the way to the present in the midst of their falling out.
And we've heard the gossip that Will Smith is gay, and to anyone who grew up in the 90s and opened the tabloids knows damn well they've heard that.
I mean, it's a pretty common scandal and everything in that.
And of course it's going to be.
It was perfect for scandals, especially back then.
The funny thing is that being gay was a scandal back then.
Because some people didn't want to be seen that way, whereas now it's morphed into being effectively a status buff as a person where kids are identifying as it without even liking dudes because it gives you special privileges.
Yeah. What a flip there.
I mean, back then, they wanted to dodge those rumors at all costs and disavow, but nowadays they would probably just embrace it and say yeah.
I love dudes.
It's unfortunate.
So before we get to this clip I'm about to play, I just wanted to preface this by saying that everything we're talking about here comes from other people's mouths, who are the ones making the accusations, and we are just covering the story and offering our wholehearted opinions on the matters.
So, check that box.
Yes, these are just interesting things that other people are saying, so sue them.
Yeah, so after doing a few seasons of Fresh Prince, Will finally got a big break.
And he was actually given a choice of taking a $10 million movie or a $300,000 movie.
And he chose the latter, which turned out to be the film Six Degrees of Separation.
I have not seen it, but I believe the filming started in 1993, and Will's role was that of a gay con artist who would have to do a full-on gay sex scene, which he refused to do.
So they resorted to a mandatory gay kissing scene, which Will agreed to.
But in order to prepare for all of that gayness, Will started watching gay film after gay film after gay film starring greasy hairball Ryan Jeremy and porn star hero turned four-time murderer John Holmes, star of Deep Throat, upon other heavy hitters.
Or among other heavy hitters.
He also purposely took out international trips to other countries with better decency laws, right?
Where they could watch banned sex films that could never be played in the United States.
Makes you wonder what those were, right?
I mean, the list of things that were banned in the United States being 18 plus and everything.
It's pretty small.
We don't have terribly restrictive decency laws, but we do have certain things in particular, like certain age limitations are the primary ones.
And with that said, let's listen to this clip from that Tasha Kay show that has taken the world by storm.
And the film, I'm not sure if he mentions it in this clip I took, but the film they're on set of that he mentions.
In this clip is Men in Black, one of your favorite films.
So they're on the set of Men in Black when this happens.
You know, we can just basically snap our fingers and it's there.
And so, you know, so then this is all the thing about being a great high-level assistant.
You got to know how to cater to egos.
So when everybody pulls up, they can park their car.
They come in, there's already food on the table.
You got tube sales.
So you...
I keep myself relevant.
Like, you know, the average person is not thinking like this, but working on with Will, your level of intellect and your level of discernment is much higher than the average person because you're functioning in a high-functioning environment.
So when I come to do something, I'm doing it like I'm going to do it with Will.
You know?
So if that was Will coming, all these things would be done in this restaurant.
That's what he asked you to do.
Right. So they come to the club.
They're out with all types of women.
Yeah. Tisha's at home with the kids?
Of course.
Okay. Of course.
Being a good wife.
All right.
And so, you know, you see things, you know?
And I didn't see them, too, having sex.
But, of course, you know...
You're talking about Lisa Ray's husband and Dwayne?
And Dwayne, yes.
Okay, you didn't see them having sex.
No, I didn't see them.
But Lisa did get on the internet and say he took her husband.
Well, I knew one of the girls, what she said, you know, that there was an orgy.
And I'm not going to get into that because I don't want to get into speculation.
Right. So how did you get to Will Smith and Dwayne?
So let me tell you.
Will did an episode of the show called All of Us, where he ironically plays Lisa Ray's love interest.
Okay. And he starred on the show a few times.
So, of course, he's there, and I have to take care of him.
So, meaning that production knows when Will comes, everything should go through me.
And he's wearing two hats.
He's acting on his show, and he's executive producer.
So, we have a lunch break, and normally...
Lunch break is never interrupted, but by Will wearing a producer hat, they say, hey, B, we need to get Will to break lunch for 15 minutes to come look at the next shot.
He's a producer in the shot, not the actor.
So I'm like, okay, we already know, and if you don't know, Hollywood is the hurry up and wait game.
So three minutes later after them telling me, hey, you got eyes on Will.
We need him to come watch this.
So I'm running all over the studio.
He's not in his dressing room.
I go to the cafeteria.
I'm like, but I see his car there.
I'm like, where is this guy at?
So now I'm holding Dwayne down, too, so I have the keys to his dressing room.
So I'm like, yo, and they're calling my...
I'm on walkie-talkie, and they're calling my cell phone.
Yo, we need to get Will here.
I'm like, yo, kind of fucked down.
Like, I'm trying to find this.
Like, this is unlike him, right?
So I open the door to Dwayne's dressing room, and that's when I see Dwayne having anal sex with Will.
Boy. Let me process that for a second.
Who was on top?
It wasn't a top.
There was a couch and Will was bent over on the couch and Dwayne was standing up, killing him.
Murder. Like, murder.
It was murder in there.
Just killing him.
Just murdering him.
That guy has a way with words.
He really evoked that scene for me.
Thank you.
I am never going to burn that out of my head.
That's pretty nuts, dude.
So during an interview with Kevin Kline about the film Wild Wild West, Kline said the following, Oh, okay.
So, I mean, that really proves that he's secure with his manhood, you know.
Making out with another dude always demonstrates that.
It proves it.
I'm comfortable with my manhood.
Look, I'm making out with men.
So it's crazy though, because in fact, Jada, old Jada Pinkett Smith, she actually blamed Dwayne Martin of getting in between her and Will.
And not only that, multiple media publications were also printing the same.
So, yeah, like I said, Will and Jada said that they would be suing Bilal.
But as of today, the 29th...
No suit has been filed against him, and it's been nearly a year.
So, yeah.
So who's Dwayne Martin?
He's another actor who has been in a lot of movies, most notably in White Men Can't Jump, as Willie Lewis.
I just didn't know any of that.
This guy's been in a lot of stuff.
Dwayne Martin.
A lot of stuff.
And at the time, he was also married to Tisha Campbell, another actress, early on, up until 2018, when they finally divorced.
She and Dwayne both deny that Dwayne was straight killing Will while on break from filming.
As for Will himself, he's responded by saying that Bilal's accusations are unequivocally false.
Sure. No, that's not true.
That's not true.
So, old Willie, he truly got his break on Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, which started airing on September 10th, 1990, and two years later...
Dwayne would appear on that same show, and the two either became best friends at first sight, or were already pretty close friends beforehand, seeing that the two were young actors in Hollywood doing the same things, selling themselves to whichever studio would take them.
But they were such good friends that the two would actually go on vacations together, just the two of them, while their wives, Jada and Tisha, weren't there, without their wedding rings either, as reported by The Sun.
And in 2011, they went to Trinidad together, went on a yacht, just the two of them, ate some dinner, looked into each other's eyes in silence.
And then two days later, they got on a flight to Miami where they met up with the queen of the streets of Philly, Jada Pinkett Smith, who stayed for a while but noticed that the two boys were paying more attention to each other than to her, so she bounced out of there.
Wow. That sounds like a date.
Every last part of that.
Sounds like they're pretty damn close.
And we all know how insanely toxic the Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith relationship has been throughout all the years.
I mean, anyone with a subscription to National Enquirer would agree.
They both came out on some TV shows back in the day and said that they were happy together in a polyamorous relationship, meaning that they respect the other's desire to sleep with other people on the side, getting some side action.
But open relationships can be quite challenging, especially when you're an A-list celebrity grinding pelvises with other A-list celebrities who are also married and in polyamorous relationships.
Or maybe they're not.
Maybe they're just regular people working at the junior market on Knollwood Drive.
Polyamorous are open relationships.
They always have, from my experience, some level of power dynamic and balance on one end or the other where...
One person is doing it to keep the relationship together or please the other one, and the other one is taking full advantage of it to the point where if you actually were to insert yourself into the polyamorous relationship and try to date or hook up with the one that isn't really enjoying it,
the one that is exploiting it will actually grow jealous all of a sudden because...
Now, out of nowhere, they're actually benefiting from it, and this is only supposed to really benefit me.
I have some minor personal experience in this regard from years ago.
I dated somebody who said they were in an open relationship, and the jealousy was pretty palpable.
Where it was effectively the girl was very bookish and liked more nerdy, you know, like reserve kind of guys.
So he didn't really expect her to be able to go out and pick up dudes at the bar.
So then once she was actually successful at that, now he kind of wants to go steady and was taking her away from meetups and such.
I find that there's always an imbalance there to some extent where somebody's not really into it.
For real, dude.
I mean, we're all human, dude.
So, like, the jealousy factor, it's going to be there no matter what.
And by all accounts...
The jealousy is just inevitable.
It is.
And by all accounts, everyone close to Jada and Will say that it was Jada who wore the pants in that relationship.
And listen to this.
By all accounts, and I say that very conservatively.
Jada Pinkett is kind of an A-list asshole with a capital A in a loose hole, and by all accounts, that statement is accurate.
Jada hails from Baltimore and came from a rather tough upbringing.
Her parents were heroin addicts, her father was not really around due to run-ins with the law, and she, Jada, was a drug dealer who specifically dealt with heroin.
She called herself the queen of the streets of Baltimore in reference to her heroin kingpin status.
Nobody fucked with her, and she demanded that.
But check this out.
She was the hottest shit on those streets.
Everybody wanted to be with her.
Everybody wanted to be her.
She was just super beautiful.
And as she self-reported, she was highly sexualized at a young age.
She was ferociously masturbating at the age of eight.
Hyper-sexualized.
And so she more or less sold her services to Johns on the streets to make ends meet and save enough money.
Eventually, she fled Philly.
Or fled Baltimore, I mean, and ended up in L.A., the cesspool that keeps on cessing.
And it's here that she took up her usual ways to earn a life for herself, but did it meticulously, methodically, and vehemently, but with love in her wallet, right?
Just love all around.
In the end, what she wanted, though, was fame.
She wanted nothing but fame.
And through her actions and business dealings and all the shady business that she did, fame is what she got.
And crazy story, really quick here.
Jada's mother became pregnant in high school.
Her grandmother, on that same side, became pregnant at age 13 and she was forced to give birth alone to Jada's mother in a bathroom like a bad bitch.
Just raw.
Yeah, truly the cesspool that is incessant.
Holy crap.
Yeah, that's a long history of being forced into lifestyles at way too young of an age that you shouldn't be forced to just to survive.
Yeah, it's rough.
It's rough.
I mean, Jada made the most of it, dude.
But, I mean, she's definitely stepped on some toes over the years.
From what I'm hearing, it's cyclic.
Her mom never really had a shot.
Her grandma never really had a shot.
They all had to grow up instantly, way too young.
It's really a sad backstory, honestly.
Yeah. And that's a real effect on the children, so it's crazy.
And Jada actually has her own podcast where she regularly talks shit about everybody, especially Will.
You know what?
It seems like Will is a decent dude trying to do what he believes is right, which is to worry about himself first, then his financial situation, then his kids, and then his marriage.
And that's actually what he said openly.
So Jada, she says some things.
It's great.
He cares about himself first and foremost.
And when Jada was asked that same question, because they did this therapy together, she was like, well, the kids.
The kids come first, and then me, and then everything else.
But Will's like, no, I come first.
Then my money, and then my kids, and then this marriage.
It's fucking crazy.
But Jada says some things that hit below the belt, if you know what I mean.
She said that Will, old Willie, has a Willie the size of a pinky toe.
Yeah, she said that.
On air.
Poor guy.
Poor guy.
Sorry, Will.
She called him out for having a little noisy cricket down there.
The size of a pinky toe.
Oh, man, that's harsh.
I mean, honestly, props to her for her dysfunctional upbringing and still prioritizing her kids overall.
I give her credit for that.
As messed up as this whole backstory is, I'm really impressed about the fact that she didn't give the same answer of, well, I care about me and getting my financial situation and then my kids and then my husband, I guess.
Yeah. And here's Bilal's response to Jada talking shit on Will.
And let's be clear here, Bilal and Jada don't get along.
Bilal talks a lot about how Jada's a straight-up bitch who controls nearly every aspect of Will's life, who he hangs out with, where he goes, what he does, all that shit.
There are even stories by other people who know them intimately, and they even say that Jada is the abusive one.
Probably physically, and most definitely verbally and mentally by calling him Pinky Toe Dick, you know what I mean?
And so Bilal's response was, So when I hear her talk to him like that, I can understand because sometimes you can beat a person so much that they fall into submission.
And that is where Will is at, you know?
And, you know, she would say things like, yeah, I'm going to put that strap on.
I'm going to put my 10 boots, my baseball cap and strap on and teach you a lesson.
And I'm just like, yo, I'm serious.
And I'm just like, yo, this is the number one actor in Hollywood.
Why is he taking?
I can't even understand it.
But now I have a greater understanding because she took his pride away.
He didn't think he was worthy.
I know he said he had a sex therapist because he was determined to please Jada sexually.
When he talked about that, I said, what do you mean he was determined with everything in you to please Jada sexually?
Let me say that to you, Sister Tasha.
If a woman is used to something the size of a baby leg and you come in with a pinky toe, she's not going to be satisfied.
So you're saying Will do got a small...
I don't know what I'm just saying.
You know, I am saying to you, if a woman is used to something the size of a baby leg and you come in with a pinky toe...
There's nothing you can do to please her.
You can buy her 80 cars.
You can get her 80 private jets.
If she's itching for that baby toe, I mean, if she's itching for that baby leg, she want that baby leg.
And if she used to getting the baby leg and you ain't bringing the baby leg, whether you're the number one star in Hollywood, whether you buy her a big mansion, you give her access to money, she gonna go get that baby leg.
Period. So who do you know from your, according to you now?
That Jada slept with.
Well, it's some celebrity people, and I wouldn't throw them under the bus because they haven't done anything to me.
Bilal has enormous Bilals.
My God.
Yeah, he does.
He does.
So, yeah, effectively, Jada's used to a much bigger dude and is...
Using it as an avenue, from what I'm hearing, to degrade him.
Or he doesn't have that problem and she's just flat out being mean.
Right. Well, here's my take on it, man.
Because usually, I mean, just think about this.
If you're in a gay relationship and you have a much smaller penis than the partner does, you are most likely going to be the bottom.
Right? Functionality-wise, it would be most efficient, I suppose.
You'd think so?
I don't know.
I don't know, man.
I don't know.
I thought it was just ridiculous, man.
Will says that she would put on her Timberlands, Jada would put on her Timberlands, put her baseball cap on and the strap on and just go to town on Will.
Teach him a lesson.
That's fucking funny as fuck.
I mean, it sucks.
I don't agree with that shit.
Well, I mean, if the dude was down with it...
I'm not going to judge him for it.
Right, right, right.
I'm not entirely sure if he was down with it.
Yeah, I'm not sure, dude.
Not sure.
So, you know how these two met, Jada and Will?
So, he actually told Jada that she should try out for Fresh Prince, and so she went, but she lost out to Nia Long, and then was told that she was too short, standing at five feet tall, which is great in my opinion.
Short women are awesome.
Oh, yeah.
Well, a lot of that was...
It just comes down to...
They are really picky about those things because they have a certain...
Well, they're trying to fit people into a frame.
So if you're not that exact height, they have to adjust the camera.
Well, look at Tom Cruise.
He's like...
Tom Cruise is like 4'2".
To put him on like stilts to be in scenes.
Oh, and they had to use so much movie magic to make him look the exact same height as Goose all the time.
Always put him up front.
Always put him to one side.
And two seasons into Fresh Prince, and despite wanting to be with Jada, Will would marry Cherie Zampino in 92 until 95. Three months after that marriage, they would have their first son.
Will would have his first son.
And he would be named Trey.
Nobody really knows about Trey.
Nobody really knows.
Yeah, how much do you hear that name?
Apparently, I think I get into it, but Trey, he just plays video games and live streams on one of those game streaming things.
But he just wants to kick back and just play video games.
That's like his life.
Well, you know, feed off the celebrity ecosystem.
Yeah. Because you get automatic viewership because of the name.
Yep. Factor.
Yep. Name and connection.
He's probably got millions of people who just sit there and watch him play video games.
Oh, wow, that was awesome!
And he probably played...
I don't know what he plays.
Who knows what he plays.
Hopefully some good games.
Just a Tetris.
Oh, yeah.
I was about to say, it probably doesn't really matter necessarily what he plays because of that automatic audience thing.
Which is funny because a lot of times that people who actually do game streams will get slotted into effectively canals of...
Of entertainment, where if they try to break out and start streaming on another game, they'll automatically lose a bunch of viewers, which you don't have to deal with nearly as much if they're there for your celebrity and not for your gaming.
That makes sense.
So these video game companies probably promote and sponsor these players, right?
Play these games, and we'll pay you money.
Yeah, and then over time, they become associated with those games.
And inevitably, after a while, if they try to break out and play anything else, they'll have way less viewership on the new game, just simply because...
Well, I mean, automatically because of the lack of corporate boosting, but inevitably also because a good third to half of their audience is there specifically to watch them play that game.
I never understood that, watching people play games.
I don't know.
To each his own.
Do you know who Benny Medina is?
Do you know who Benny Medina is?
Not terribly well, no.
I haven't heard the name, really.
So he's like a huge Hollywood guy.
He literally came from a foster care system and eventually met a wealthy white family that took him in and he somehow catapulted himself to become a Hollywood hotshot as a record executive, a talent manager, and a television producer who worked with Motown, Warner Bros.
Jennifer Lopez, Mariah Carey, as well as P. Diddy, old Sean John Combs, and Usher, and Brandy, and so many more.
The dude is huge in the industry.
He's also known as being 100% gay.
Like, 100%.
So, in fact, the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air is actually based on the life of Benny Medina, not Will Smith.
A lot of people think they wrote that for him.
That's an interesting factoid.
Yeah. I sure didn't know that.
Yep, neither did I. So it's actually based off of Benny Medina's life.
And because he literally came from nothing.
And how his life gets twisted, turned upside down.
Right? Because he literally came from nothing on the streets, in foster care or whatever, into Hollywood and became this huge thing.
Just like in that show, Will Smith comes from nothing, moves in with his uncle in Bel Air.
You know?
Rich neighborhood.
It's based on Benny Medina's life.
Pretty crazy.
And according to actress Alexis Arquette, the transgender brother of David and Patricia and Richmond and Rosanna Arquette, said that Will Smith had to pay off his first wife, Cherie, after she walked in on Benny Medina just murdering Will.
Just killing that ass.
And even after divorcing him, Cherie denies the accusations.
So who knows?
But Alexis Arquette, on the other hand, she died of a heart attack on September 11th, 2016.
And, you know, in his early life, Will Smith's father was pretty abusive towards him, and there was a time, this is a fun fact, there was a time where Will Smith contemplated killing his dad.
Yikes. And so, before Will Smith went into the movies, he was a rapper.
We all know that.
You remember those days, Cricket?
All those Will Smith videos all over MTV.
What was your favorite Will Smith song?
Well, honestly, I only remember getting jiggy with it at this point.
I'm sure he made lots of other songs.
Honestly, probably my favorite one was his Fresh Prince of Bel-Air song.
That's the one I remember the best.
Oh, yeah.
How did that go?
I was listening off the lyrics earlier.
This is the story all about how my life got twisted, turned upside down.
Sing it!
So, have a seat and I'll tell you something something been right there about how I became the French.
About how I came to be with my family in Bel Air.
And it talks about how he gets, well, jumped by people.
And then his mom sends him to Bel Air to live with his family.
And then there's Parents Don't Understand.
I actually do remember a couple of Will Smith songs from the prior to Getting Jiggy With It era.
I picked both of those, actually.
I was more of a fan of his music back then.
Yeah, in the 90s, he came out with some decent beats.
I never got into them.
I wasn't into rap and all that back in the day.
I had to jog my memory just to remember the names of them.
He has some pretty...
50 popular songs back then.
But let's listen to Bilal talk about one of Will's first run-ins with the law.
So they're at this radio station, and some gangsters come to collect from Will, and Will Smith ain't playing.
You know, someone's gonna get hurt.
Someone's gonna get arrested.
So let's listen in.
What are you talking about?
What? But, you know, Philly's a very dangerous place.
Always been a very dangerous place.
So that day, it was six people in the studio.
It was Mimi and I who actually hosted the show.
It was the gangster and his friend.
And it was Will and Charlie who ended up coming to the studio.
And a guy that I call Charlie the Rat Mac now, but I'll get into that later.
So they came in.
It was about 20 people in the studio.
The guy told everybody to leave.
The guy he was with was brandishing a weapon.
So everybody ran out the studio.
It was about 20 people in there.
At the time, Mimi said, you know, Bilal's going to stay in the studio with me.
So they didn't say anything.
And I knew this individual.
He was Muslim, and he knew me to be Muslim.
He didn't say anything.
So I stayed there.
So when Will and Charlie the Rat Mac came, That's when things took a terrible, terrible turn.
So while Will was, you know, on the microphone being interviewed, the guy was like, yeah, you better tell everybody how, you know, this guy helped you out, put money up for you.
Now you're acting like you don't know anybody.
So at the time, Charlie the Rat Mac was kind of his bodyguard, you know?
And, you know, Will gave him a nod, and Charlie hit this guy so hard, like blood gushed out his eye.
So it was like a blood scene.
So the guy went down.
He tried to get up.
Charlie hit him again.
Blood splatters again.
And it's like a blood scene in there.
Will Smith?
Yeah, well, no.
Charlie Mack did it.
Will told him.
That's what I'm saying.
A gangster?
Yeah. Well, it was the gangster's, I guess, enforcer.
So they didn't do nothing.
They knew not to do nothing to this particular guy.
They knew that.
But the enforcer guy got it.
So he had the protection of the streets?
Yeah, pretty much so.
I just, I don't know.
Will Smith, like, because he's like a cartoon rapper.
He's not like, was he doing more hardcore rap back in the day or something?
No, he didn't do hardcore rap.
That's what made him special.
See, you can't do what everybody else does.
Like, he stayed in his lane and became authentic to what, you know, he had.
But Will knew a lot of goons and a lot of gangsters, you know?
Okay. Yeah, Will just gave somebody the eye.
Yeah, yeah.
And the person almost lost their eye.
Oh, yeah.
So let me...
Oh, this story is going to be incredible.
Yeah, please.
I'm sorry.
I just had to...
Yeah, yeah.
It's a lot to digest.
We got time.
I love that.
I love that.
Go ahead.
So the guy's bleeding.
There's blood everywhere.
So I get up and I'm like, yo, y'all got to get the fuck out.
Oh, can...
Yes. Oh, okay.
So I just want to be...
Okay, I just want to be authentic to the conversation.
We don't give a fuck.
Go ahead.
So I was like, y'all got to get the fuck out of here.
So I'm telling Charlie, trying to get back at the guy.
I'm in the middle.
I'm grabbing Will out the chair like, y'all got to go.
So as they're leaving, there's all these...
Police, almost like SWAT units coming to the radio station because the people that they told to leave and he was brandishing a gun must have called the police.
So they locked down a whole radio station and, you know, I told Mimi Brown, I said, listen, you know that guy tried to hit Charlie first, right?
And she's like, I said, yeah.
I said, they're going to come here and ask us a bunch of questions.
And what I saw was this guy tried to hit Charlie, but Charlie connected first.
And she said, cool.
So essentially, I lied for Will that day and Charlie the Rat Mac so they wouldn't go to jail.
And that cemented me and Will's relationship as brothers because we were already friends.
But that is what brought us into brotherhood.
Okay. I'm still like...
And you can Google this too.
You can go on and look at Will.
And there was an APB out on Will.
Not Charlie, but Will.
So the police, the whole police force was looking for Will.
And there's his mug shots and everything that's available.
How old was he at the time?
I think Will was like 19, 20. We were young.
We were young.
He probably was 19. Damn.
Yeah. Isn't that crazy?
Wow, that's a messed up story.
Also, I feel like you broke the Brotherhood code there by revealing that story.
Oh, yeah, for real.
Remember you said, I got into the Brotherhood, and I'm like, well, I guess you're leaving the Brotherhood then, because you're sharing the story that got you in.
Yeah, that's pretty crazy.
Must have been quite the falling out to, like, reveal that story.
Oh, yeah, there's a huge falling out.
It's just so weird, man.
And, like, I looked into the whole Will Smith.
Yeah, he was arrested, whatever.
There are photos.
Like, that is legit.
Everything this guy's saying is true.
It's fucking legit.
And all throughout Will's career, Will never seemed to find himself in any legal troubles outside of the marriage issues.
But with everything under the bridge, the party must go on.
Gene Deal, the bodyguard of Diddy, would come forward to say that Diddy and Will were very close and knew each other for over 20 years.
Which would make sense.
And as I said, the parties must rage on as they are the most important aspect of how to keep a criminal enterprise flowing through the use of a variety of mind-altering and mood-numbing substances, along with all the different alcohols to ply yourself with, topped off with any of the thousands of different types of pills you're up to your downers and your all-arounders.
And this is exactly what Will Smith, Dwayne Martin, and Diddy threw, not to mention George Clooney, on an almost daily basis.
Sometimes a week at a time, if not longer.
And we all know about the freak-off parties and who the A-listers, or at least some of them, who attended those parties.
We had like Leonardo DiCaprio, the Kardashians, Jay-Z, Jennifer Lopez, Beyonce, Marina Abramovich, Lady Gaga, Oprah, etc., etc.
Yeah, that's another real contrast with the Epstein cases.
In this case, there isn't this shadowy client list of who went there, you know, who could have done it.
It's along the lines of, we have these people that are already on record.
We got videos of them, clips, pictures.
Hell, they tweeted out themselves.
They did.
They did, because everyone's so stoked.
I went to a ditty party!
Now they scrub it, but they tweeted it then.
Yeah, they're scrubbing it now, wiping it out now, but back then they tweeted it with pride.
I mean, the fact that the guy was getting hemmed up and then just kind of left his house for a few weeks, and then they just kind of went right back to the parties, says that there isn't really a shame in being associated with it.
It's more so a fear of prosecution.
Yeah. Jaguar Wright, an American singer-songwriter, came out to say that Dwayne Martin and Will Smith would throw these crazy parties with young men who were vulnerable, right?
They're trying to get into rapping in the acting scenes.
They really want to get famous, and so they go to these parties.
Jaguar stated that there were times when these young men would literally run away from the house that these parties would take place at.
And who knows?
Who knows if some made it home?
Or if others were dragged back inside by their ankles.
And in 2018, Jaguar Wright's son, Giovanni, was murdered in a back parking lot of an Arlington Inn hotel.
And whether there are any connections to Diddy are unclear with that.
So, we don't really know for sure, but what we do know is that there was some sexual tension between Diddy and J-Lo when they were dating, and Will and Jada.
And this would happen back in like 1990, 1991 maybe.
It said that either Diddy or J-Lo wanted to have a foursome with Will and Jada.
Or that Will and Jada wanted to have a threesome with J-Lo and not Diddy.
And they were all at this party and Will and Jada were trying to sneak J-Lo out of the party and into a car without Diddy.
But Diddy was not having it.
He got pissed.
Diddy got pissed about that shit.
So pissed in fact.
That Gene Deal, Diddy's bodyguard, would come out in an interview and say that there was a moment that Diddy took serious considerations about snuffing Will over the ordeal.
But of course, that never came to be.
Still, there are dozens upon dozens of people digging into these matters and who will soon bring these things to light as celebrity after celebrity folds and starts talking.
Yep, I mean...
I kind of wonder now, are they going to keep Diddy around?
Is he going to sing like a canary?
Just simply hemming him up and arresting him like before wasn't going to be entertaining enough this time.
They needed a really compelling narrative.
And in order to do that, well, some people are going to need to be sacrificed to the system.
They need the sacrifices.
We all know that J-Lo was with Diddy at the nightclub back in 95, where the rapper Shine was thrown under the bus by Diddy and took the fall for shooting some people.
Shine served 10 years and was deported back to Belize, where he's from, and always denied the shooting.
Natalia Rubin, one of the three victims, told authorities that it was Diddy who shot her, and we talked about this in the last episode, I believe, right between the eyes with the 9mm.
She saw it happen.
But the authorities didn't believe her, the victim.
And the crazy thing is that there are multiple accounts that say that J-Lo is the person who handed Diddy the gun.
Well, as you know, when you're trying to look through hundreds of dollars in bribes and or the potential to get murdered, it's really hard to see basic things like that an eyewitness account.
I would probably know best who shot at someone.
You'd think so.
You'd think so.
Like, I don't know.
I can't see that over the very real danger of I'll get suicided if I pursue this.
It's nasty.
Cops are like, oh, the victim is saying you did it.
We can't believe her.
You're a celebrity.
We're going to believe you.
It's like the old domestic abuser trope where the cops go ask the abuser, hey, you didn't hit her, did you?
Well, of course I didn't.
Jeez, don't be ridiculous.
God. God.
And there's this thing about Eddie Murphy.
So Bilal mentioned that there's a death of a transgendered man involving the comedian actor Eddie Murphy.
Did you know that?
That is an entirely new one on me.
Yeah. So I looked into it.
The transgender person's name was Shalimar or Adesone Sueli, who was an American Samoan transgender dancer and public figure who gained infamy when she was seen getting into the car of the actor Eddie Murphy.
On May 2, 1997, Sueli, a sex worker, was being watched by police before getting into Murphy's SUV.
Sueli was unaware of who the driver was, apparently.
Murphy was pulled over by police, questioned for 30 minutes, then released while Swaley was arrested for an outstanding warrant on prostitution charges.
Can you believe that shit?
Murphy claimed he was just being a good Samaritan by giving Swaley a ride home.
How sweet.
Yeah. Yeah.
The National Enquirer, they actually paid Swaley's bond of $15,000 in exchange for exclusive details on that ride with Eddie Murphy.
Eddie denied any premeditated intention to solicit a sex worker and denied knowing Sway Lee was a male prostitute.
On April 22nd, 1998, alright, this gets pretty crazy here, a neighbor in Sway Lee's apartment building found her dead on the sidewalk outside the building.
They were discovered wearing only a bra, pants, and a towel, and police suspected that Sway Lee was locked out of the apartment.
And tried to use a towel and some sheets tied together as a rope to slide down or swing down from the roof to an open window below.
Yeah, who does that?
Instead, Swaley fell five floors and suffered severe head trauma resulting in a death, which was classified as accidental.
The coroner's report stated that someone heard a scream at 5 o'clock in the morning, which is believed to indicate the time of Swaley's death.
So he said, listen, I made a call.
Some papers are going to come here today.
I need you to sign them.
And I said, why am I signing papers?
And he said, listen, I'm trying to protect you.
So he says three things that made me scared because I fear no man but Allah.
But I don't fear nothing but Allah.
And he said that you remember the.
The transsexual, I hope I'm saying it right, who got caught with Eddie Murphy.
He said, you know what happened to him, right?
I had no idea what happened to the transsexual that got caught in the car with Eddie Murphy.
Me either.
What happened?
So I go home and Google it.
They murdered him.
Are the transsexual?
I don't know to say him or her.
I don't know what's politically correct, so I hope I'm not offending anyone.
It's transgender.
Okay, transgender.
Okay, so they said, and now you can Google this yourself.
This is one of the things he said.
They said that the transgender that was caught...
In the car with Eddie Murphy, where Avenue Murphy paid this guy to have oral sex, or the transgender to have oral sex, was about to start doing interviews.
And back then, the internet wasn't big.
They paid you gobs of money to do interviews.
And they said that the transgender person locked herself out the house, tied some sheets together from a roof, and tried to swing into the apartment from the roof.
This is documented.
Do you know anybody that get locked out the house that's going to tie some sheets together and swing into their apartment from the roof?
Mm-mm.
Okay. All right.
You just break a window.
Okay. Yeah.
Okay. So now I want people to Google that.
So this is what he told me.
I go home and I'm on AOL.
Plug-in.
Not high-speed internet at this time.
And I was like, oh, shit.
They murdered this person.
Right? Then he told me that he made a song called You Saw My Blinker.
But Will's claim to fame in rap is he never cursed on records.
Right? We agree, right?
In that song, he calls the woman a bitch several times.
So I believe it was like You Saw My Blinker Bitch.
And now I tell people to go Google that, too.
And he's talking about slapping the lady.
I mean, he's talking crazy.
So he said the powers that be got me to do that song.
And he said they said it will never make a light of day and will always protect me, even though I say I don't cuss in records.
So I go home.
I Google that.
I do the search engine on that.
It comes back.
We'll cuss in on records.
I said, this is crazy.
Why haven't nobody ever called him out saying he never cussed on records?
And he's obviously calling women bitches and talking about he's going to slap somebody on his record.
Then he said he referenced the first Prince of Bel-Air, the first Aunt Viv, of how he got rid of her on the show, right?
And she'll never work again.
And he said, I don't want this for you.
And I said, yo, I never went back.
Never went back.
You didn't sign the papers?
I didn't sign the papers.
I didn't talk to Will.
I went to go stay with one of my friends and I just disappeared for a minute.
But this is the craziest thing ever.
Guess who brought us back together?
Who? Jada.
Wow, so that almost sounds like the plot line of like a fairy tale or something.
How many times outside of fairy tales do you see people use improvised ropes to get down to things?
Yeah, man.
It is pretty ridiculous to believe that this person tied some towels and sheets together and swung from...
How high up were they?
Is it five stories?
Yeah, five stories.
We're talking...
You know, potentially up to, what, 100 feet?
At least, yeah, because each floor is about...
50 feet at most, at least.
Exactly, yeah.
Depends on how tall the story it...
Yeah, you know, 10 to 20 feet based on how high the floors are.
So, you know, five stories is...
Well, I mean, that's above the...
It's above the death zone if you're out rock climbing and stuff.
You fall 50 feet like that, you're probably not going to survive.
Yeah, dude, most likely.
I mean, no one would do that.
Obviously, Swaley was murdered.
Yeah, why would you not just...
I mean, from what I'm hearing, you're not exactly completely broke to the point where you could probably pay someone to unlock your door instead of risking dying by doing some kind of ridiculous,
death-defying feat.
I mean, how did they even come up with this story?
I'm not reading that they found a rope hanging or something.
So did they just decide that's what happened without any evidence?
Or is there at least a towel rope somewhere?
I mean, they probably tied one together really quick and laid it there.
I mean, who knows?
Yeah. It's just weird that it doesn't even describe them as, quote, finding the rope towel anywhere.
They just decided that's what happened.
Yeah, there wasn't even any rope.
There wasn't even any sheet.
Yeah, there doesn't seem to be any mention that they actually recovered it, which I feel like in a crime story would actually be mentioned.
Because it's a pretty regular thing for you to mention in a crime story, something being used and then it not being recovered.
Yeah, it's suspicious, man.
It's suspicious.
So, yeah, they came up with this story possibly out of nowhere, even.
Yeah, right.
And then there's Eddie Griffith, who has a lot to say about Diddy.
And Eddie, who has his own podcast, has recently spoken about Diddy and his arrest, and at one point it says that the illegal firearms that were found at one of Diddy's homes need to be checked, specifically the ammo, and compare it to the bullets that killed both Tupac and Biggie Smalls, which is a good idea.
I mean, Eddie says a lot in his podcast, and let's listen to this clip from his show.
This is pretty interesting.
Okay. Lubricant and baby oil that combs the staff allegedly used to stock hotel rooms for the freak offs.
More than 1,000 bottles altogether.
God damn, this mother had more lube than they got at Costco.
I mean, what the hell?
A thousand bottles of baby oil.
He like his ass is well-greased.
Glisten in the moonlight.
This is ashy.
I don't want...
There's no ashy booties in the puppy party.
Grease this down.
Oil him down.
And rinse it off.
He's got little chocolate chips and cuckaburrs.
Yeah. Clean that up and grease him.
I got a thousand bottles.
Grease him.
Matter of fact, fill the whole bathtub up with baby oil and dip him.
And no ashy cheats in that crib.
They was dipped.
In hot baby oil!
Well... I wonder...
Where's Jiggy?
Anybody seen Jiggy?
Anybody seen?
He didn't move quick enough.
Now Russell...
Russell got the hell out.
That nigga is on an island somewhere.
He's doing something.
The Diggler, he ain't gonna make it, y'all.
Here is my prediction.
I predicted that he was going to jail before they took him.
But anyway, he ain't gonna live.
I'd be surprised if he lived past the end of September.
Because he is a dead man walking.
Every record label motherfucking executive and the motherfuckers in Black Rock or whatever the fucking corporation that is, they got money.
Offering! First motherfucker to kill that son of a hundred million dollars to your favorite family member's bank account.
Offshore. Overseas.
Untraceable. Six banks.
That way.
This nigga ain't gonna make it.
And it's gonna be the end of the story because we are waiting on the other names involved.
You ain't gonna hear'em.
Guarantee you.
You ain't gonna hear'em.
Yeah, them feds, they gonna take that money and run.
There's case closed, Diddy's dead.
And now they gonna auction off all his mansions cause the feds now own all of his record label and all that sh**.
Cause, you know, a RICO Act, they took all this sh**.
Houses, cars, jet, all that sh**.
72 hour freak offs.
That's, that's what they reporting.
They got them on tape.
72. Who the f**k?
What kind of drugs you give me?
Where they just sleep, and you just bring in one sex worker after another, and just keep b****in' her down for 72 hours straight?
I mean, goddamn, no wonder you needed all that baby old p**** gonna dry up after an hour.
Damn, boy.
You got problems.
You a sadistic motherfucker.
That's what it is.
You're sadistic.
But don't worry about it, because you're amongst your kind right now.
There's a whole crew of yous up in there.
And they way worse than you, boy.
They gonna make love to your booty hole for a week.
Dry. No Vaseline.
Ain't no baby oil in there.
Damn sure enough ain't no lube.
Boy, they gonna soak you.
They gonna be splashing through the bubbles.
Then when your a** start bleeding, that'll be the lubricant.
Uh, FBI, FYI, FBI, FYI.
What's up with F-Stan?
I mean, you know, y'all got Diddy on the news.
What's up with the Epstein case?
He dead!
You know what I mean?
Because they killed him.
All right, we got that part.
But what about the names on the list that were at the island where the children were taken to?
So, you know, is that still an ongoing investigation, FBI?
Because you on going on the n***a Epstein.
What about the white Epstein?
Huh? Think we forgot?
Not here at n***a News?
We ain't forgot s***.
What about Epstein, goddammit?
Alright, ladies and gentlemen, we just had some major technical difficulties.
My connection completely dropped.
My computer wasn't even giving me an option for any Wi-Fi or any internet access.
Things were popping up.
Apps I don't use were popping up.
Dude, it was just weird.
Yeah, I don't know what's happening.
If it was an update for my internet service, then it was a very, very strange update.
Whatever they did, I've never seen something like that happen to my computer during an update.
And they never updated at this time of day.
It's 6pm right now.
Well, they don't tend to update mid-work cycle either.
It's usually when you're turning your computer off or it turns on in the middle of the night.
Unreal. My computer froze, then my mouse wouldn't work, then it started working, my mouse started, it froze.
I had to restart my computer manually, like through, you know, Control-Alt-Delete and all that shit.
And then I had to restart my router.
Oh, man.
And then I restarted everything, and then it did the same thing again.
More shit, dude.
Mess. Yeah, it's like it nuked your drivers.
Absolute mess.
And see, normally the ISP being down could explain the internet lurking, but that doesn't freeze your mouse or crash your software.
I don't know what was happening there.
So anyway, we're back in...
You said the dirty word, Ashton Kutcher.
Right. Yeah, we mentioned Ashton Kutcher.
We talked about Will Smith for an hour and a half.
That's okay.
Ashton Kutcher, though.
No, no, no.
No, no, no.
You don't want to go there.
You don't want to go with the whole Thorn and Mila Kunis.
So anyway, Kutcher was going to go on this date with Ellis Ellerin, went to her house to pick her up at 10pm, whatever.
There was no answer on the door.
He looked through the window, saw red liquid.
He thought it was wine all over the floor.
And let me just say, red wine and blood look completely different.
Completely different.
But who knows?
It's Ash and Kutcher.
Yeah, it's slightly plausible.
So... Now, a lot of people think that it was Ashton who called 911, but it wasn't.
He simply just left the scene and he says this woman just stood him up for some other guy, which is nonsense.
I mean, Ashton's a goddamn celebrity, right?
Why would this woman stand him up?
And a young, good-looking, fresh celebrity, you know, only a few seasons into the show.
So, it was Ellis' roommate who actually called 911 when she found the body the next morning.
And this is weird, because upon finding out that the cops were called, Ashton quickly called the police to say, hey, my fingerprints are going to be all over the door because I went there to pick her up and she didn't answer.
Yada yada.
So it's a bit suspicious.
And what's more suspicious is that the police never investigated Ashton or any angle of that to any degree.
They just shoved it aside.
We don't care.
So the case went cold for seven years.
And then that's when a guy named Michael Gergluglo...
Gurglio, I think, or Gurglio?
I don't know.
Gurglio? I don't know.
That's a hard one.
It is.
And he comes into the picture because he's actually the apartment landlord where Ellis Ellerin lived.
So, it wasn't until seven years after that incident happened that he was arrested.
This guy, Michael Gurglio, was arrested for attempted murder after breaking into a woman's house and stabbing her with a knife as she slept.
Luckily, the woman lived.
She fought the guy off despite being stabbed and in the struggle she got the knife with her hands and she got cut to shit and in the struggle the guy actually cut his own wrist and left a nice little trail of blood that went all over the place left the scene of the house and as he was running away he yelled back and was like I'm sorry!
I'm sorry!
Well it's very...
It's very rude to try to stab someone to death.
I mean, where is your etiquette?
Exactly. He won it all back by saying sorry.
So the police, they found surgical booties and gloves, the little, like, you know, plastic coverings for your feet that people use on crime scenes and stuff.
So the police found those and gloves at the scene and also in the attic of his house.
And all of this wouldn't be brought to light until the 2019 trial for the death of Ellis Ellison.
Ellis Ellison or Elleryn?
I think it's Elleryn.
And so Ashton took the stand at that trial.
And we know that another 70s show actor was recently sentenced to 30 years to life in prison for raping two women in 2003.
Danny Masterson.
Everyone loved Danny Masterson.
He was like the...
Funny, major stoner, curly-haired glasses in the show, that 70s show.
Everyone loves it.
Which character did he play?
I forget.
I never got into the show.
I watch it every once in a while, but I couldn't tell you the actors' names or the characters.
He wasn't Fez, was he?
I'd be so sad if it was Fez.
I think Fez was the gay one in the show.
Okay, I was about...
Yeah, well, Fez was...
Let's see.
I'm going to find out real quick.
I'm curious which of them, which role was played yet.
Yeah, I think Fez was the, like, the Latino one.
Let's see.
Yeah, that was not, no, he was not, that was definitely not Fez.
Be played.
Be played.
Stephen Hyde.
Stephen Hyde.
He played Steve.
Yeah. Yeah, so...
Right, so...
Standing Masterson, he was arrested, and after he was arrested, Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis, you know, also actors of that 70s show, wrote letters defending Danny for his actions, which a lot of people thought was disgusting, and showed what Ashton and Mila stood for.
And, I mean, friends are gonna back friends up for the most part.
You know, you can't really wham them, but a lot of stuff that they said was just like...
It was kind of weird what they said in the letters.
I can't remember off the top of my head.
I just remember they downplayed the rapes like hella in these letters.
Well, yeah.
Part of trying to downplay something is trying to minimize the action through your own verbiage and such and make it seem like a lesser thing by describing it more gently.
And what's really interesting is that another victim of Danny came forward and publicly stated that she was, quote, there that night, end quote, when Ashton was supposed to meet up with Ellis Elleryn.
She also said that she had a lot of information that could end Ashton's career, including that she heard a certain phone call that Ashton had made to Danny that night after finding the body.
She said that Ashton didn't realize that he was on speakerphone when she...
This victim heard him say to Danny that he found Ellis' body.
So who's telling the truth here?
I mean, inevitably, somebody has to be lying if you're getting conflicting information.
But I am glad to hear that, well, Kelso is now mired in scandal.
Steve is mired in scandal.
But Fez, to my knowledge, remains untainted.
Untainted. For sure.
For now.
We'll see.
For now.
I don't know, man.
We also know that Ashley got – Somebody's got to be lying.
Nobody has the motivation to tell the truth unless they actually are innocent.
So I'm guessing somebody's guilty.
We also know that Ashton got a start when Lex Wesner of the famed Victoria's Secret Enterprise made him a model for Abercrombie.
And Lex is also intimately connected to Epstein, Jeffrey Epstein, Bill Clinton, And another man named Ron Burkle.
Ron Burkle has a plethora of political connections and was a member of the Young Global Leaders with the WEF, the World Economic Forum, and was also intimately connected with Jeffrey Epstein and Bill Clinton.
He's also the one who bought Michael Jackson's Neverland Ranch after Michael was found dead.
He too, Ron Burkle, is connected to Ashton Kutcher.
Everyone's connected.
Everybody's connected.
Oh yeah.
I mean...
People always ask, you know, how do they keep all of this under wraps?
Well, everybody's dirty, and pretty much nobody who isn't dirty is let in, so that's how you keep everybody under your thumb, is mutual asturge celebrity destruction.
It's kind of interesting that Lex bought the Neverland Ranch after Michael was found dead.
No, Ron Burkle bought it.
Oh, sorry, Ron Burkle bought it?
The interesting thing about that thing is that you've really got to look back at the whole Michael Jackson scandal when you look at all these other celebrities coming out being disgusting and everything.
Boy, that almost seems like it was a red herring dangled out there.
you kind of wonder if that dude was actually innocent of a lot of the really horrible stuff they accused him of and was just screwed up mentally from his life
Yeah, a lot of people are covering that angle now.
He was hung out to dry.
He was hung out to dry long before any of these other people had a whisper of scandal.
For real.
I've heard a lot of crazy shit.
I've been listening to a lot of podcasts about that.
So many people are saying Michael was innocent and just completely set up.
There's so much conflicting evidence and so much...
well, a lot of it is circumstantial evidence where it's just people claiming things and or things just happening to work out in a certain way where, yeah, it's suspicious but there's
always that plausible deniability if maybe it just happened to turn out
I mean, we can probably all agree that it's probably pretty strange to be a grown man sleeping with young boys.
In the same bed who aren't your kids.
They're random other people's kids who you're sleeping in bed with.
We can all agree that's kind of weird.
Oh, yeah.
I mean, there were always questions about that part.
And see, I guess it's mostly just me being cynical because when you look at what the rest of Hollywood was doing, you just ask, why would they even object to that?
Right, right, right, right, right.
So them stringing him along and putting him out there is pretty much no matter what, it's going to be specifically a targeting of him to distract from themselves because that's what in effect happened.
I mean, up until Epstein actually got hemmed up and caught.
Michael Jackson was pretty much the only underage kid scandal that Hollywood was really having broken out into the mainstream that was outside of the conspiracy channels.
Exactly. Obviously, the conspiracy channels have been hammering away at this news and this info for years, but they always had that veneer of plausible deniability that they couldn't break through until recently.
And it's all about blackmail.
It's all about blackmail.
Everything is about blackmail.
If you have dirt on people, they're going to do what you tell them.
And everyone's doing this to everybody.
Specifically, CIA and FBI are doing it to a lot of people.
Even like P. Diddy.
A lot of people think that he is a government agent.
And he was set up.
And he's serving his purposes.
And he's serving his purpose.
If they wanted to take him out, he'd have been taken out before he ever got arrested.
That's the thing that people are worried about him getting taken out now.
You think to yourself, what, they couldn't have gotten him before?
Somehow he's only magically vulnerable now that he's in jail?
That doesn't make any sense.
If this guy actually wasn't meant to talk, he would never be permitted to talk.
Exactly, dude.
Another thing on...
I wanted to get to Michael Jackson.
I want to mention this.
Michael Jackson's bodyguard.
I forget his name.
God damn it, I forget his name now.
He... He was fresh out of college for business.
He had a business degree.
Fresh out of college, becomes Michael Jackson's bodyguard slash mentor slash whatever.
So that's kind of weird how you just get that position real quick.
It's almost like somebody high up was like, you are going to work in this position.
And then after Michael Jackson died, this bodyguard goes straight to become Diddy's bodyguard.
Well, I mean...
If you need a handler, who's going to be around someone even more than your spouse or significant other?
Your bodyguard's going to be spending more time with you a lot of days than people you're literally sleeping with.
Yeah, he's going to be there all the time.
He's your fucking bodyguard.
And even when you're sleeping, they're just right outside the door.
So, they're always at hand, constantly there, constantly watching, and it's literally their job to pay attention.
Yeah, man.
And so, why hasn't Diddy spoken about anything?
Why hasn't he sung like a canary yet, and all this and that?
Why hasn't he died, suicided himself yet?
There's a lot of talk going on that.
Diddy actually has a lot of dirt on the people who are getting dirt on him.
We all know that his house, his mansions were just flooded with video cameras.
In every room, there were cameras at Diddy's place.
Every single room.
It's the same with Epstein, because it's all about blackmail.
These are like honeypot blackmails.
You go to these parties, they bring young kids out, drugs, whatever, and you do fucked up shit, and it's on camera.
They come and say, hey, look, we own you at this point.
And so, Diddy supposedly has dirt on the people who have dirt on Diddy.
It's that Mutual Assured Destruction.
Everybody gets a little dirt on everybody.
So, again, you can't have anyone come out without toppling the whole house of cards.
Which, again, makes me suspicious of the fact that he's being allowed to languish in jail right now because, as I was saying, they didn't need to wait for him to get locked up to take him out.
I mean, come on.
So, if he's there, he's there because he's serving his role in this stage play.
He's still doing the job.
He's just doing the job from the inside now instead of the outside.
And he's being protected in there.
He's not in general population.
He's saying he's worried his food's going to be poisoned.
A lot of people are saying that's just bullshit gossip.
I mean...
I don't know.
I mean, yeah, if they wanted to get him poisoned, if they wanted to get him taken out in any kind of way, it wouldn't exactly be difficult to do.
And the fact that the Epstein story still has people that believe he killed himself demonstrates how effective your propaganda can be on that 30% of mass psychosis people that are just going to believe everything.
And that's all you really need to propel a narrative, is that 30% constantly parodying it.
Yeah, well, that's that, man.
I think we'll call it a show here.
He's an actor on the stage, and he is fulfilling his role effectively.
Otherwise, he would be...
Well, he'd be facing that cane, pulling him off the stage right now.
Coming from the side.
Oh, yeah.
I was going to mention, Ashton Kutcher also.
He also went to a bunch of these ditty parties.
He's actually kind of a big part of that.
Didn't he actually participate in them the same year that he started up Thorne, which really seems to be a little too much insider knowledge-seeking there, especially when you don't blow the whistle on them?
Exactly, dude.
Yeah, same year that he set up the anti-sex trafficking organization Thorne.
He was partying hard with Diddy, yeah.
Yeah, and I feel like if you had any level of genuine intent to actually solve this stuff...
You had to come back with something.
You wouldn't just be talking about it now saying, yeah, I knew about those things, but I didn't do anything wrong.
Yep. Whole thing's suspicious.
Will Smith connected with Diddy.
Ashton Kutcher connected with Diddy.
Pretty much every major celebrity is connected with Diddy.
I'm sure Diddy's got his little black book just like Jeffrey Epstein.
You know what I mean?
And he's named names.
P. Diddy's named names of the people who's gone to his parties.
He's named the people his favorite partiers and all that shit.
People who went to his birthday parties.
And we posted that clip of the audio of all of those celebrities saying, we're going to Diddy's birthday party.
Everybody. Everybody.
They're all connected.
George Clooney, man.
And you have to keep in mind.
Oh yeah, you gotta keep in mind, you know.
Epstein served his role for a really long time before they finally decided to take him out.
I mean, everybody always points to the time that he, quote, didn't kill himself.
But at the same time, that was actually the second time he was arrested.
And most people completely just memory hole the first time that he was arrested.
He was sitting in court and a guy just walks in and announces.
This guy's a member of Mossad.
He can't hold trial.
And it just ends.
And the story just dies.
And so he fulfilled his role for how many years after that?
Before they finally decided, you're retiring.
For real.
For real, man.
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