Episode 2 of the high yella podcast

I'm just saying, I make this and you make it It is evident, I do better when I feel like the world against me and think I should never win Cannot stop it, pocket drop it every time I push a pin But I do not push a pin Fuck the pen and the pen, that imprison all my kin And my partners and my friends, fuck the politicians That smother the prisoners at the end I got partners comin' home from rockin' 20 in the pen Tryin' to make amends, but baby mama didn't know they can And they cannot sell no marijuana if I won't let them in Man who crackers let a nigga out but will not let him in It is evident, I do better when I feel like the world against me and think I should never win Cannot stop it, pocket drop it every time I push a pin But I do not push a pin Fuck the pen and the pen, that imprison all my kin And my partners and my friends, fuck the politicians That smother the prisoners at the end That includes the past, the former, current, and this president Been quoted like I wrote his signature by Michael Wynne Swear to God that I go hard and that's as hard as Empty Man I don't need a reverend, I will not show reverence Hunty say I'm arrogant, I say I'm intelligent If God truly know my heart, then why would I bow to men Now I only got one The week has gone good for me so far Everything on this end is going full steam ahead Like we've gotten stuff done for the pod We've gotten stuff done for other platforms that we're on And other endeavors that we're in We are just going full steam ahead And I just cannot thank you guys enough For listening to the first episode We got so many comments and feedback from the first episode And that was just a little rough draft That was just a little taste That was a little sliver of what is to come I mean, I really want to do this at a professional level I really want to take this somewhere And I believe there is a space for me in the podcast world And with y'all help, with y'all help, I can get there, okay? So, that being said, if y'all was wanting to help me on my journey In this podcast journey And you would like to see even better content Even bigger content That's even more descriptive and more eloquent And more extravagant than you have ever seen before Then I would implore you to donate to my cash shop Money Sign Milo the Goat 12 Yeah, that's where you're going to find the ability to send me money directly Because that's what I need That's what I'm lacking in this podcast space I do have two full-time jobs, unfortunately But, you know, money's tight in this day and age This economy is tight And, yeah, they don't want us to win So, y'all who got it, please send it my way And it would be greatly appreciated You can also order custom content Whatever you want to see, if you send the money for it, I'll make it I'm just, like, contractually obligated to make it This is a vocal contract I'm making with you right now Like, if you send it, I will make it, okay? All right, that being said The introductions and the pleasantries are out of the way We're just going to recap on what we talked about last week And that is, you know, the wage gap between our generation's parents and us Us being, you know, the millennials and how we're struggling to actually get by And the struggle was real And the tensions ran high at the subway In my example Well, you remember the video You remember what was said I can't, I really can't put it into words My spirit animal spoke And the point was crossed And I hope the point got across Because she got to go in that subway again I don't know what's going to happen But that being said That was what we talked about last week That's what we talked about last week, okay? So this week, we got a great episode for y'all It's very much tailored It's very much more put together It's very... It's a lot more than what we did last week, you know? I'm trying to tailor it more I'm trying to put it together I'm trying to give you your bang for your buck That being said We're going to start on a lighter note And we're going to do Song of the Week We're going to do Song of the Week Because I got a good one for y'all this week A short segment but mighty Tiny but mighty Because, you know, we love music around here At the High Yellow Podcast And we got to spread it as much as we can And whenever we can So, in the R&B category You know, my favorite category My boy Dre Scott Dre Scott, Feelings His single is on Apple Music All the platforms, whatever, whatever He's got a couple of live performances on YouTube as well Dre Scott, Feelings is my Song of the Week right now His song is just so good In the sense that it just gives you all the R&B feels It gives you what you need A soft, sultry voice And, you know, he's just everything I would aspire to be In an even lighter skin shade of person With long hair Like, he's a good looking guy, alright? I wish I could get my hair to grow that long I've been growing this shit out for three years And it's still about the size of a broccoli floret And I just can't I don't know what's going on with it It won't grow Alright, it's giving fuck you So, yeah, I'm thinking about cutting it off But that's a story for another day, alright? But yeah, that's been Song of the Week Song of the Week is a short segment, but it's mighty Go listen to Dre Scott, Feelings Alright? Alright So the next segment on the pod Is going to be our new segment Called Top Stories Top Stories will be the meat and potatoes of the pod The bones, the whole pod together For right now Because, you know, things can change in a heartbeat You know, life is full of changes Change is the only thing that is consistent in life So just stand your toes and listen to The High Yellow Podcast, okay? That's all I got to tell you Alright, the new segment Top Story The first one I'm going to start off with Because, you know, it's just been a lot in the news today And this one jumped out at me So I wanted to start off with this one specifically Because I hate it so much I saw this in the news the other day And it shocked me because It's coming out of Massachusetts Massachusetts is the last place I would think Some racist ass shit to happen But you know what? Racism pokes its ugly head out Anywhere and everywhere it goddamn please So why would I not think so? Alright What's going on in Massachusetts today is A teen accused of trying to drown a black child In a racially motivated attack is released from jail So, a white teen John Sheeran, 14, was indicted by a grand jury on charges of attempted murder And assault with a deadly weapon For an incident on July 19th The alleged victim told police that He told Sheeran that he could not swim Witnesses saw Sheeran and another youth Accused of laughing and calling the black child George Floyd And putting the boy into the water As Sheeran repeatedly dunked him under Sheeran and the other child are both white Authorities have said Two witnesses have told investigators They saw Sheeran on top of the victim in the water And heard someone say George Floyd Sheeran was indicted by Barnstable County Grand Jury Last month in order to be held without bail After a hearing And was placed in the custody of the Department of Youth Services A judge agreed to the release of Sheeran Until his trial Ordering conditions including GPS monitoring And staying with his father Reporting to probation regularly And staying away from potential witnesses in the case I don't understand why they let the boy Get back with the father Because obviously the father was the fucking problem in the first place So you wasn't watching over your son You 14 years old And your son out there playing the Ku Klux Klan Like what the hell is that? Like where are we living in? What point of day are we living in? It don't take that much to watch a 14 year old boy Them motherfuckers entertain themselves All you got to know is where they're at And what they're doing Now I don't understand what the fuck Everybody else is doing with their children But mine I don't know exactly what the fuck they're doing And they ain't going to be driving no god damn black children In the neighborhood Okay? I don't understand what's going on So the teen's attorney This is what set me off The teen's attorney told the Boston Globe That his client's charges are over the top For what amounted to horseplay That got out of control And he plans to reappeal the superior court And have Sheeran released indefinitely What amounted to an incident of horseplay This was essentially an attempted lynching in the water And it was amounted to as horseplay According to the law I know you're supposed to defend your client I know you're supposed to be there And you know get the benefit of the doubt for your client But what a bunch of bullshit That came out of your mouth I just think that you just thought about The stupidest thing that you could have ever said Regarding the case And that you just said it Because what? There's more than multiple witnesses Seeming like in the story That say they saw the boy Being drowned Like in the neighborhood I guess So and then On top of that Like they in the neighborhood But yet The people say they could hear them saying George Floyd Like I'm thinking like you sitting down on your back porch And you hear this A couple kilometers away Like we're not in the backyard But we're close enough to hear them say So they must have been either yelling it Or pretty loud to the point where Neighbors could hear them say clearly George Floyd Like I don't understand It seems very intentional That's all I'm trying to say I'm trying to say it seems intentional And due to the evidence being brought to the table It should not be Regarded as anything else as such Then like intentional I just I just cannot We have to address this Vein of racism that is continuing to grow in this country And it's not getting better It's getting worse Because these children These are children okay 14 years old is a child Like Last time I checked Racism was at its height in 1960 And we're in 2023 So children Still being groomed and And trained almost to hate black people And hate other races besides their own And it's just concerning to say the least You can say what you want about what's happening I'm just saying what I see with my own goddamn eyes It's not looking good at all So That being said The next story Comes from Chicago So Get ready for this A cop A cop was caught on body cam laughing about A car accident victim dying Let me just let you in on this story right here Because this is This is the police that are supposed to protect and serve You know Accountability is investigating a body camera video Captured in January of this year The day a 23 year old woman was hit and killed by a Seattle police officer The officer who has not been charged with a crime Was responding to an emergency call And was in a 25 mile per hour zone When he hit and killed Jannati Kandula Kandula had the right of way in the crosswalk When she was hit by the cruiser going approximately 63 miles per hour Well tonight Seattle police released a video from another officer Reacting to that crash the same night And we want to warn you Some of the description is graphic I think she went up on the hood, hit the windshield Then when he hit the brakes, flew off the car But she is dead No, it's a regular person Yeah Yeah, just write a check Just It was $11,000 She was $26,000 anyway She had limited value $26,000 And she said They said that she had limited motherfucking value This is what these people think about us civilians They don't give a fuck Like they don't They don't care about us They just got the job to hold power over us Because their complex and their goddamn tiny little heads Require that And I just I hate it I hate it to the core The fact that You know we have to abide by these people's rules And there's this system in place that have these people That allow these kind of people to be in power Or in charge of anything For that matter Like regardless of what it is So that's where I'm at with that And I just I cannot I cannot I cannot Express to you Like how much hatred I have For anybody who even considers to be Even remotely close to that type of person and character Because they're not better than us They're just a person with a job That's paid like the next motherfucker Like We were all put on this earth the same goddamn way And we all got the same goddamn blood running through us Nobody is better than the next motherfucker Everybody is the same As human is concerned Human being Like that we all are It's ridiculous And the fact that you can't have compassion for somebody Is ridiculous But I digress, you know It's just sad that we have to Have these kind of people around I hope I never run into a police officer of that caliber Or any police officer for that matter Because what are they here for? 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Nothing as far as I'm concerned In my experience, in my life I lived a day A man wanted shit for me But made me concerned about being alive And scared to be outside And amongst them So That being said, we're going to move on to our next story Now this one is one that kind of gives me It kind of screamed out at me Like kind of reached out at me Because I don't know if anybody has seen the movie Safe Haven But Julianne Hough, Josh Duhamel One of my favorite movies of all time About a young woman Who is being abused by a police officer And escapes them by You know Knocking them out with a vase or something And then she runs out of the house Goes to one of the neighbors The neighbor helps her get a bus ticket out of the city And you know, they leave She leaves She gets away from them Alright The neighbor Key, key, key ingredient in this recipe This story, alright Just remember that Alright, so this is the story I'm just going to let them Let them unfold it Say it one more time And then 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