Where is the Lie?

There you go.

There you go.

Thank you, DJ brother.

See as only us DJs would do make that perfect transition into exactly what we're talking about.

We know how to make the music with our hands and now buttons and controllers, you know, but we get the message out.

We're about to play this clip.

It's about three minutes long and I want to play it in its entirety.

If the shoe doesn't fit for you.

Get it and because it's not everybody But I want to know and you can We ain't played the whole clip yet.

We going we're about to hey how y'all doing?

But I want to put a poll up and find out how many people agree how many people agree with this brother in what he is about to say and Yes, and no do you agree or do you disagree and if you'd like to call in after the fact 833 212 1017

You're listening to The Grapevine.

DJ Brother Z, if you could start that clip and let us listen and learn.

And while the topic is on Houston Independent School District students not being able to read or write, I'm gonna say this for the teachers who've been back to work for the past two to three weeks using their own money to buy your son school supplies.

Y'all are some sorry parents.

Not all.

But a lot of y'all.

I'ma say it again for all the teachers who can't say it because they still need their job.

Now, one time, here's your son or your daughter came home and you made them read a whole chapter.

Now, one time, have you looked up their vocabulary word list to make sure that they can spell, read, and use it in a sentence?

Now, one time, have you sat your son down or your daughter down to make sure they can fluently write five sentences that actually make sense?

But I bet you man-man is jump-boy fresh with his new iPad.

He got a closer relationship to his iPad than his actual mom.

But I bet you you was in a

urban social on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.

No, I'm talking to you.

I bet you you made sure your new boot text hit you back, but didn't make sure your son had a reading list this summer.

And then every time your teacher calls your phone saying that your child is being bad, you will take up for that child.

Not even knowing the teacher's name the whole year, or even ask what they working on so you can take it home and work with him on it.

Yes, I'm calling you out.

Y'all treat public schools like a daycare cause y'all tired of seeing y'all children at the house cause they'll know the hell out of you.

You have never spent money on tutoring for them.

But I bet you you spent that same money to go to that Don Toliver concert.

Lion said you wasn't at privilege in Midtown all weekend getting Don Julio's shots poured down your mouth and got four dudes sending you $100 each just so you can get your hair done.

But not one time have you sat down little Caden to see if he can read five pages out of any book from the library or on a Kindle out.

Do you know your son or your daughter don't know the difference between uppercase and lowercase?

That's your fault, not the teachers.

Do you know your son or daughter doesn't know how to finish a complete sentence?

That's not the school's fault.

That's your fault.

Do you know your daughter talks all day in class and knows she doesn't have to sit down because you ain't gonna do nothing about it?

That's your fault, not the teacher's fault, Tanisha.

School starts at the house, not at the school.

I'm saying all this because I done seen a lot of comments talking about how bad the teacher's in school is.

See, the crazy part about No Child Left Behind is how it exposed all the how y'all kids are left behind at y'all own house.

It sheds a light to all these excuses y'all have as parents.

How'd you go to work every day at your job?

you can read and your child can't.

And if you fix your mouth to say that's the teacher's a school job, then you are the problem, Tanisha.

So not too much on these teachers that go to bring code text to the school because you was more concerned about why your baby daddy don't want you no more.

Meanwhile, your daughter is over there embarrassed in the corner with her legs folded with a hoodie around her waist all day.

And yes, that's a real story.

Get in the field, Tanisha.

Shout out to all my teacher friends that are more of a parent than the student's parent.

Now, literacy problems are generational, but we got way too many resources for it to be a district teacher or school's fault.

You're the problem.

Your child got a PS5 for his birthday, but he can't write down three sentences without looking like the poster child of confusion.

Do better.

Be delivered.

There we go.

There we go.

Now, I want to know.

I've had DJ Brother Z put up a poll.

Do you agree with him?

Yes or no?

Do you agree with him?

Yes or no?

And this is what I'm saying.

And that is like the PWKs, people with kids because you're not parenting.

DJ Brother Z, could you find a lie in anything he said?

And if so, please point it out and let me know what that was because, yeah, I had some no lies detected, in my opinion.

I had no lies detected and I felt like it needed to be heard because yeah.

And the truth call in line is open 833-212-1017.

This is just a hard truth.

This is just a hard truth.

It is what it is.

And if you get mad at it and don't like it, change it!

Change it!

Change it to where those

type of truths don't have to be true anymore.

But the saddest the easiest target is to say to teachers That's the easiest target and some of y'all don't even get to know the teachers as I've said before until they take your son or door this phone Now you coming up there with all the smoke Now you coming up there.

Oh, yeah, I'm going up what the word?

Like for real I'm trying to find find a life.

Yeah, please feel free

If you agree, call in.

If you disagree, call in eight, three, three, two, one, two, 10, 17.

Find it.

Find it.

But please participate in the poll.

Do you agree with him?

The clip that I just played a three minute clip.

But I felt that we needed to play the whole clip, not just a piece of it because he hit on all cylinders, in my opinion.

What's what's your thoughts, brother?

See on that.

Well, you know, I think he was cooking like it was it was hard to kind of just Sit here and let him let him talk I definitely wanted to hit some some hotkeys on that right a lot of things was was definitely Suspect that I'm like are we getting away with all of this

right

man?

It's tough

and again, they want to blame everybody except them pwks that are you know trying to be friends with their kids and instead of being concerned about

the education like for real, for real.

He was going in as he should.

And that's what people say about me.

You're like, oh, you and him like, yeah, because we need to be slapped in our face with the reality of it.

We're trying to pacify and and cover for some people that just are not doing a damn job.

But then they try to blame it on everybody else.

They don't want to take self accountability for none of it.

Well, what am I supposed to do?

Sit down with him.

Hello?

Sit down with him.

Right.

Get out on the kitchen table.

Yeah.

Pull out his, you know, his green folder and his red notebook.

Right.

Have him open up his math workbook.

You got 12 of them.

You went to...

12

different book bag giveaways.

He got 12 book bags and probably can't even spell book.

And that's just a sad truth.

And then you got organizations and people that are trying to help.

They're trying to help.

They've got programs.

They've got literacy programs that are out here.

But now you got to send your son or daughter to them.

And guess what?

Adult literacy is a problem too.

So you can't help them because you don't know how.

There are organizations and programs that can help and assist you.

And that can also help your children.

But you got to want to do it.

You got to want to do it as bad as you want to go to dollar night.

You got to want to do it as bad as you want to go see whatever a hip-hop artist is coming to a club or a lounge You got to want to do it We're gonna go to the truth call in line again, I got the poll up do you agree with him if you heard that clip I played at the beginning of the hour

Uh, I want to know, did you agree with him or disagree?

And if so, you know, I want to hear from you either way, either way, eight, three, three, two, one, two, 10, 17, a meal.

Great afternoon.

Welcome to the grapevine.

What's your truth?

I've been going on.

I'm blessed.

I'm really glad you guys, I'm really glad you guys are covering this topic because I think, uh, Sherwin did something on this last week as well as Ray.

Um, I think a lot of people just.

don't know how to, to reflect.

And I think you got to tell them how, cause a lot of people lie to themselves, right?

Everyone thinks they're great parents.

So I came up with this thing, right?

I've always said you're 50% what you say, you know, it's about 20% what you think you are, 1% what you say, 10% what you say you are and 50% what you do.

So everybody could probably take a poll, put your bank statement in, right?

Take out all your primary expenses.

You got to pay talking about your ranch and all that stuff, you know, that stuff, take that out.

Now, figure out how much you spend, how much of your discretionary income goes somewhere else.

That's going to tell you who you are.

If you're spending all of your discretionary income on hooker and alcohol and your kids can't read, that's going to tell you what's really important to you.

That's going to tell you you're not a good parent.

Real talk.

Real talk.

No lies detected.

Pamille, no lies detected.

Thank you for your call.

I appreciate it.

Again, 833-212-1017.

833-212-1017.

That's the truth call in lines.

Let me know your truth on this and what is the solutions to this?

Great.

Hey, how are you?

Shout out to our visitors here.

Give them a shout out and away from the window.

We appreciate you.

So what is the poll looking like right now, brother Z?

Oh,

it's a hundred percent.

It's a hundred percent.

They agree with them.

A

hundred percent.

You know, so unanimous.

So what that says to me, though, is that it's a problem and people know and understand that is a huge problem.

And we got so many people that don't want to take accountability.

That a word is just it's terrifying to some people.

But it's like even if you can't physically sit down with your child, it's about getting the right person like in front of them that can help them.

That's what I was saying with and there and what I was saying with that is there's a lot of programs out here.

I was in one.

Okay, you give it a send because people know people know it's like, you know what?

We expecting these some of these parents and some are just PWK's.

to be able to help them and they don't know it and are afraid because they creating this false perception of who they are.

You're gonna say, I'm this, I'm that.

I would not dare admit or acknowledge that I can't read or I don't know how to help them with this homework.

I don't know this math.

I barely knew the math when I was in school, but instead of saying like, yes, I need that program.

Let me reach out to that program.

When we give the people the information of where help is, you have to utilize it.

You got to help me to help you.

Help me to help you.

So if I'm trying to give you that information, you got to do your part.

We'll come back to talk more about it.

Again, 833-212-1017.

We played this brother's clip talking about stop blaming the teachers.

That's the parents problem.

That's the PWK's problem.

Stop blaming everything on the school and the teacher because some of y'all ain't doing your job.

We got to take care of these bills and I'll be black.

Butterfly in the sky.

I can go twice as high.

Take a look.

It's in a book.

A reading rainbow.

You know what?

I'll do that other part again.

That was so perfect.

That was so perfect reading

rainbow.

Listen, some people don't understand what just took place from the Z, but that's that's missing.

That is what's that's missing.

Let me read some of the comments on the YouTube page.

And again, great afternoon to everyone who is on the YouTube page.

Let's see.

LeRion Taylor said truth.

It's been saying it.

Blame MPS all you won't.

Uh, Carol E. Q. Wilders were like, damn.

Uh, Babar said the went through.

Okay.

Now don't be one of them.

Babar said the went through one here and out the other with these parents.

The, okay.

Uh, we'll put that went through one ear and out the other with these parents.

Uh, Del max said blow.

He nailed it.

100.

My brother said down 12 book bags.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yep.

The Ron Taylor said blow is not just the PWK.

Is this the people who just want to blame racism in general for everything?

The people who don't want to put it in the work, uh, put in the work, blame the teachers and MPS.

The Ron Taylor said the school, the prison pipeline begins at home and can be ended at home.

Facts.

Uh, Laurenti also said, I said that on a different show.

I got put in time out.

Hey, listen, the truth is the truth.

I'm just saying the truth is the truth.

See, will deny and say it wasn't mentioned, but when you see Kenny gardens, uh, Kenny gardeners going to school, stealing pullups, it tells you what type of parent or parents the teachers has to deal with.

And who said it was diabolical?

Aaron is gonna say kindergarten's a kindergarteners and pull-ups is astronomically diabolical.

It is it is it is That's that's crazy.

That's crazy because again when we are Talking about these different situations And what we need to do to be involved, you know, you can't keep talking about

The man got his foot on our neck.

They don't want us to do this.

They don't want us to do that.

But who are you constantly saying you waiting on to help you?

The same people that you say got their damn foot on your neck.

How does that work?

How is it that the people that you keep saying is putting us in these situations and then hollering at them saying, we need help?

That's not how this works.

It's not any of this works Like come on Tell me something Brother to Raino Hayes great afternoon.

Say yeah, that's crazy brother.

I agree with the Paul 100% I agree that was file People acting crazy out here great show so far.

I love you.

All right.

Yeah We got it.

We got to do better We got to do better

We really do.

We have to do better because again, if they watching us, you know, not even getting along with each other, if we only get along with each other when we feel like law enforcement or somebody white did something bad to us, then yeah, yeah, we together.

They can't keep doing this to us.

Meanwhile, later that afternoon, that same person.

that was with the protests in the march just shot somebody but told us yeah and then we'd be like what what they do he was mean mugging me so so a black man or woman or black boy or girl mean mugs you and and you go all out but when it's somebody else

Man, that ain't cool.

Stop it, people.

Stop it.

I'm allergic to ENCs in case you don't know, and that's excuses and complaints.

I'm allergic.

The truth call in line.

If you'd like to join in and give me your truth, 833-212-1017.

We're on the grapevine.

Miss Sandra, great afternoon.

Love you.

Appreciate you.

What's your truth?

Okay.

Good afternoon.

And my truth would be, I don't know, I always hear a lot about parents not being there for the kids, which I did a lot of that.

I sent kids to after school, learning and stuff, which you have to pay.

I think it gets pretty expensive.

So the parents kind of stopped doing that.

as much as they probably should have kept doing it.

And then you try to put them in after school activities, too.

But what my biggest problem is, we, everybody know our

issues.

And it seems like when they know our issues seem like that's where they direct the punishment to take down the issues we have succeeded in.

And so my my thing is, how come we don't get in a hurry like they do.

That's what Trump and his people do.

The guys in the huddle, they created Project 2025 book to figure out how they're going to chair America down and make it what they want it to be.

And I believe to my heart, because due to a lot of automation, robotics, and all of this coming in, they really don't need all these people.

So we have to get in a huddle like they do, as if they had an iron curtain.

because

they even got their kids into the judicial system.

They got them studying law right away, a federal society.

You know about all this stuff as you go up the steps.

They got the pipeline, the prison for our kids, and then the prisons out in those country areas, and these people need jobs so they can job off our kids.

That's what we need to get behind, like we used to do in the church of Martin Luther King, and just do our strategy.

Because I don't think we can beat it down because everybody here what we're seeing so now the makers will know what to go after to make us not to see because they hear everything they know the rap music we sing and even one of those guys with the college in the black college to study

Okay, all right.

Thank you very much for your call miss Sandra 8 3 3 2 1 2 10 17

eight, three, three, two, one, two, 10, 17.

Uh, you're listening to the grapevine.

I'm the legendary home up below.

And we're talking about like responsibility, accountability.

Like a lot of the issues that are going on with some of our children, some of our youth, some of our young adults, toys, or us adults, you know, we have to be the solution in this.

You know, you can't know that it's your nephew that's out here and shot a lot of people and murdered somebody.

But you're not going to say nothing because I ain't turning to me and though I'm not I'm not going to turn my granddaughter in though.

I know she was the one that was involved, but I ain't turning to me and well, you are not helping our community.

Now, when someone ends up doing something to them.

Now you want to get on here and show us with a diploma or a GED or some type of younger accomplishment certificate and now you want to put Doves on a hands on an obituary like they were so innocent and you know that they were part of the problem But you don't you don't want to end up acknowledging that part You don't want to acknowledge that part.

That is that's a problem to me.

That's a problem

when, when you know, and I've said this before, people talking about, yeah, see, that's why I'm a move.

Why you, you taking the problem to somebody else now?

Cause y'all were the problem.

You know what I'm saying?

So, uh, but for some people to be like good riddance because y'all was the one, y'all the one had the police over here all the time.

Y'all had, you know, uh, people coming over here talking about fighting and shooting up the apartment building and all of that.

Y'all, y'all was the ones that were doing that.

They were doing that.

So again, we got to get rid of those people that don't want to get it.

If they are a part of the problem, we have to learn how to deal with that.

And if that means some of them have to go sit down for 10 to 20 years, and that's what they're going to have to go do.

While we continue to show them what it looks like to be able to have a neighborhood again, instead of just a hood.

It's like we just get so happy with having a hood.

No, bad things.

I continue to say this.

Bad things happen in the hood.

When we think about the hood, you know, be like, oh, it's all good in the hood until you wanted the ones to get shot until you wanted the ones to get raped until you wanted the ones that your sons or daughters get jumped by 10 to 15 people.

And you just had them go with a brother or sister out to state fair.

You still feel the same way now?

No, no, no, it's a problem It's cool when they do it But when you do it, it's a problem.

You know what I'm saying?

So This is where I'm going.

We have to you know, we got to stop

We have to hold ourselves accountable.

We have to stop getting mad when our own community tries to hold us accountable and telling you your son or daughter, yeah, they probably need to go sit their ass down somewhere because they're the ones that's over here doing this and doing that.

Some of y'all mothers and fathers, they're going to have to go sit out somewhere.

If we really want the solution, some of our sons and daughters going to go to jail or prison, some of our.

Mothers and fathers going to go to jail of prison some of our grandparents going to go to jail of prison Some of your cousins going to go to jail of prison some of your best friends going to go to jail of prison Because if you know that they don't one call that's all for you and not all the smoke gonna happen Oh, don't make me call.

Don't make me call.

Hmm What's gonna happen if you do have to call?

Oh, it's going down.

So you talking about another homicide or another shooting,

right?

million.

Lester Whitmore lost his life early last night, late last night or early this morning.

35 years young.

They call him Chucky.

They call him Les.

You know what I'm saying?

Come on.

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Welcome Black to the grapevine.

You know, I am, hey, all right.

Don't play that in the garage, brother Z. Don't play.

That's why

I'm playing it now.

You getting it out, you getting it out, you getting it out your system.

I got a DJ on Brady Street on Saturday, so at this point I'm gonna have to change my whole set.

I ain't taking no chance.

No, I'm playing.

I'm gonna play

half of that list.

Okay.

Not there though, right?

At another place.

No, not at Garage.

I'm gonna be at Nashville North.

Oh, great, you're right.

See, you going there?

You're being bold.

You're being bold.

I

don't think I need to step foot in Garage unless they resend that list.

Yeah, yeah,

yeah, that part.

Yeah, it is a situation.

It is definitely a situation.

It is a situation for...

The question that was asked He has a page called welcome to the culture so then his name not sure but on social media on Instagram He has a page called welcome to the culture so to Anna me kiss it Who's that man that you played at the top of the hour?

Uh, all I know is his Instagram page is welcome to the culture.

So hashtag that part has tech facts.

And I just know that he was spitting the truth.

He was spitting the truth.

And some people don't, you know, they'll blame everything else except the things that he was talking about in that clip.

They'll blame everything else.

They'll run, they'll run from responsibility.

They'll run from accountability.

Like what are you doing when your son or daughter gets home from school?

What are you doing even to further help the learning center or daycare center that your child may go to and When they tell you this is what we did with your son or daughter today.

This is what we were teaching today This is the activities that your son or daughter had went through today or experienced today This is the field trip that your son or daughter went to today

Are you taking over the reins when your child gets home?

And some of y'all, in my opinion, you can't even say, no, because I had to go right to work for a lot of people.

That may be the situation, but for a lot of the other people, that ain't your situation.

You sit your ass up just doing Facebook lives or social media lives, talking to six people.

It's how y'all look.

Brother Z, this is my impersonation.

of people that go on Facebook Live that got kids running around in the black ground.

And that's what they be doing when they do their Facebook Live.

Hey, Facebook.

They got some drink.

He might be smoking on the blunt.

Kids running around behind them.

Hey, cuz.

I know

you coming over to smoke later cuz Then a few minutes later because we like yeah, you know, I'll be over there.

I Hey All six of y'all I see y'all I see all six of y'all Hey, I'm not I ain't doing nothing.

I'm just You know I'm saying I ain't doing nothing sit your ass down

Girl, that's your nephew.

That's your nephew.

Girl.

Hold on.

Uh, I know that ain't, uh, I know that ain't TT.

Boy, what you doing on my live?

Get off my live.

Get off my live.

Uh, am I going?

Is this on her first phone or on her

second

phone?

I'm just saying, the patting the head, all of that stuff.

Oh, hold on,

hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on.

Hold on, hello?

That was good girl.

When you coming by, you said you was gonna bring some smoke when you coming by.

I'm on my way.

Oh girl, you there

too?

Oh girl, I know we about to turn up,

we gonna be lit.

The baddies gonna be in the building tonight.

Clock that.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, go ahead.

Whatever this is, whatever.

Duck meal, whatever.

Girl, hell yeah.

You see my baby daddy?

Yes, I did.

Oh my gosh.

What was he doing?

Doing what he normally do.

Looking stuck on stupid.

Girl, I see, I'm telling you girl, I'm telling you, he gonna make me crash out.

He gonna make me crash out.

And I'm gonna be right there?

That's

all I'm

saying.

You know how we get out.

Yep.

Talk about set it off.

We set it

off, girl.

Yes, indeed.

We set it off.

Yep.

You know, keep your eye on my baby daddy, because I heard that he was talking to Felicia.

I got you.

I'm going to take some pictures and some screenshots and send it to you.

Yeah, because, you know, I'm like, bye, Felicia.

You feel what I'm saying?

Because you know me.

You know, I'm with all the smoke.

I'm with all the smoke, girl.

And I'm right behind you.

I'm just saying, you know, like for real, see that.

All that other stuff ain't nothing.

Hold on, let me, hold on, I'm gonna lie, hold on.

Just hang a sale there though.

Hey, nice only four of y'all.

But that's all right, you know what I'm saying?

Y'all my friends, y'all my friends.

Watch out, hit my cash shop.

Hit my cash shop, all right?

Make sure y'all hit my cash shop.

Yeah, yeah.

Damn, I meant to ask her, is she going to the book bag giveaway with her kids?

Because I'm dancing or taking all mine.

See, see, sit down, girl.

Sit down.

Mama, mama, mama, uh, can't, can't, can't, can't, can I, can I get, can I get some ice cream?

You know, you don't need no damn ice cream and get off my live.

Get off my live.

I'm sorry y'all.

These little bad.

Oh, I'm telling you.

Hey baby daddy better come over here because I'm telling, I'm being a crash sound on all of them.

And there you have it.

It's crazy.

That's the sad reality of some of their lives, you know, and.

But yet they want to cause all this havoc and drama in the community and think that it's everybody is a problem except them.

No, you are part of the problem.

You are part of the problem you talking about all this you smoking and your kids right there and now they got they contact highs and Now you got a baby bottle and it's some fentanyl in it Now we got to read a report because somebody got sick or may have died Because the baby bottle had fentanyl in it because your baby daddy came over there And you know he's selling drugs and now we got a whole family that's messed up and now you sitting there acting like he was concerned I just seen you slap the sugar on the ice tea out that little boy.

I'm like get your

You better get pow.

That part.

So when we talk about some of our issues and some of our problems, I'm just trying to tell you.

I'm just trying to tell you, Lucretia said, you and DJ Brothers need to time out.

And then my brother said, Jazz, you about that life.

You gonna learn today.

You gonna learn today.

You know, I said, damn, jazz fit that.

He said, I said, don't get blocked home.

All the speaker in the grocery store.

Yeah, absolutely.

You're going to learn today.

You're going to learn today.

But yeah, it's a sad thing and we want to do better, but we got to have people that help us.

You got to help us.

If we're giving you, you're talking about, well, this is what I'm going through.

This is what I'm going through.

If you hear any of us talking about, well, there's a place that you can go.

There's a program designed for just that.

You got to go and enroll in the programs.

We can't keep giving you the information and the phone number, but then you never go.

But you still, you're talking about, they ain't trying to help us.

We're like, yeah, it's a lot of people.

It's a lot of people that's trying to help, but you got to help us to help you.

And that's just the.

That's just the sad reality of it all.

You got to let us try to help.

It's different if we ain't doing a damn thing, but we try to send you where the resources are, but don't go and abuse them.

I'm telling you, some people got 12 book bags until I am looking at mine.

I was going to do it as a pop up location, but I'm going to do like what I did a few years ago and I'm a.

donate mine to schools and they know who needs the book bags.

They know I'm going to go to a few different schools and I'm going to be like here, here's X amount of book bags for y'all.

Here's X amount of book bags for y'all.

Here's X amount for y'all.

So that way I know that those teachers and the principals and the administrators, they know the children that are coming to school that need them.

They know.

They know the ones that they up there buying hygiene products for because the PWKs are not.

Making sure that they're coming to school and they ain't got to worry about being talked about, picked on and all of that kind of stuff.

So teachers buying them food and all that, that's not in a job description at all.

But because of their heart and being caring people, they end up doing it, even though it could jeopardize their job.

But they just can't see the fact that somebody at home don't give a damn or don't care enough.

I got to get ready, take care of some bills and get ready to come on and round it on the home.

Uh, DJ brother Z, you can get ready to take us to break so we can pay these bills.

You're listening to the grapevine.

I am the legendary home or below.

I'll be holding down.

Hold on.

Hold on.

Hello.

Hello.

I'm getting ready.

Go take care of some bills, girl.

Yeah, I know my lights off.

I'm still gonna go take care of some bills.

I talked to you when I get black.

Welcome black to the grapevine.

Listen, I just kind of wish like the story that

going to take us into as we get ready to round it on in is they have finally charged and I heard the person's name.

I want to say damn near the day it happened.

But of course, I'd like to wait for receipts.

But there has now been a man charged in the deadly double shooting at a Milwaukee music studio.

I just wish that I could be saying this about La La and Kool-Aid.

I'd be wishing that I could say this about La La and Kool-Aid.

As to me, it has never got the closure that it deserved and it needs.

There's so many people, and myself included, I know Jazz, that, you know, I just wish that we could, you know, steal.

I mean, tomorrow, give us...

Give us this type of closure.

But Milwaukee man has been charged in the deadly double shooting that took place at a Milwaukee music studio.

Prosecutors have charged a man in connection to the deadly double shooting inside the Milwaukee music studio.

According to a criminal complaint, Kelvin Harris, 28, shot and killed the two men inside a commercial building.

near 31st Street and Cameron Avenue on August 17th.

The Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's office identified the victim as 21-year-old that Quaizan D. Evans of Milwaukee and 33-year-old, they call him funny man, Williams of Milwaukee.

The complaint says Williams was shot four times and Evans was shot twice.

Prosecutors said Harris called 911 after the shooting.

and said, I'm not going to lie from this.

I did something because somebody took my gun off me and I was trying to get it black when I had to snatch another gun and I ended up killing somebody.

But that's all I could say.

Prosecutors said Harris told investigators that Evans took his gun and cursed at him.

When Harris tried to get it black, the complaint says Harris said he then took a gun off the counter and shot.

Harris told investigators that the music studio was Williams and that Williams went by the stage name funny money.

So they do have Calvin Harris who has admitted to committing the double homicide and actually even called law enforcement that same day.

He called 911 and confessed to the double homicide that he did.

So yeah, so hopefully the family can begin to start trying to get some kind of closure and they will follow this court case and Get some type of justice, you know Because that that's

you

know, but again, I always got to think about Lila and Kool-Aid just Just a traumatic way that you know

They went out it just wasn't cool at all so Yeah, so and then it was another shooting like that Monday or whatever last week It was another shooting shortly after that that was in what some people were saying was a studio as well The people didn't die, but some people did get shot.

It's crazy in this way You know people think saying stop the violence is just a cliche thing now.

It's real

It is real.

You know, families are grieving.

Communities are lost because of what people may have meant to them, you know.

So, but we are the key.

We are the key.

Oftentimes they don't end up catching these people until they look at surveillance videos and then find out who they need to interview because we saw you out there, you know.

But you just said you didn't see nothing.

I was the situation that took place while they were doing a book bag giveaway.

Plenty of people, when I talk about this, I say they tell you exactly what happened, but let law enforcement come up to them and ask them a question and be like, Hey, did you see anything?

No, man, I, man, I'm by my auntie house, man.

I just came over here, man.

Don't ask me nothing.

But on the live that they doing, right.

On the live that they doing they explaining everything that happened They explain and everything that happened they point people out see dude over there see old girl over there now She was the one that was in that car.

I'm like

But yet a family has to deal with the trauma of not knowing what happened and To try to start getting some kind of closure or start trying to heal from

the traumatic situation, whether the person lost their life or not.

But people don't want to say nothing.

People don't want to say nothing.

But I'm telling you, you watch all these damn lives.

You're going to hear them.

They're going to tell you exactly what happened.

They're going to tell you exactly what happened.

And then when they get called in or law enforcement visited, why are y'all coming to visit me?

If y'all don't know that social media.

It's monitored as well.

Come on, people.

Oh, I deleted the post though.

I deleted the live.

You know who owns that live?

Mark Zuckerberg.

You get what I'm saying?

He owns that.

And if they need to subpoena that what you thought you deleted, they can listen in messenger messages.

It will tell you you can delete your comment.

But it'll tell you that the other person can still report your comment for 30 days or something like that.

Once it's on the internet, it's on the internet.

Once it's on the internet, it's on the internet.

So prayers out to the families of the two that lost their life.

Hopefully now you can start to get on the road to closure and.

You can follow this case through and pray that justice is served because yeah, from what he's saying, he's trying to say it like it was self-defense.

But yeah, hashtag that part, hashtag facts.

You're going to learn today.

You know, I do have the criminal complaint for that.

Of course, I'm not going to have time to try to read it today.

But I do have the criminal complaint that breaks down.

It's a four page criminal complaint and it breaks down all of the things, all of the things that, um, that took place and what he says happened and what other people may have said.

And, um, yeah, but yeah, it's crazy people.

It's crazy praying for her city just ain't enough.

People got to get involved.

People have to get involved.

If you think all of this stuff is just going to disappear, you blaming everybody except even some people in our own communities.

We love to just go right to the top and blame all of them.

But when you have to really ask yourself, what the hell are you doing?

Can you really talk about how you're trying to make a difference?

What you're doing to change the narrative?

What you're doing to talk to some of these young brothers and sisters?

what you're doing to talk to some of these young children that may not have the perfect guidance at home.

Because we're talking about, it's starting at home.

If the home is messed up, I'd rather use another word, but you know, how do we expect anything positive or productive to come from it?

I get when we say you're starting home, but that's when it is a home.

These ain't homes no more.

These are dungeons.

These are, you know, war, uh, war rooms.

That's what's going on.

Everybody in there got illegal guns talking about what they going to do.

We got real war.

We ain't got homes.

So shout out to those of us who still have homes, who fight and struggle to keep our head above water in a place that is not very nice at all.

Born and raised here.

I ain't left have no plans of leaving But I'm telling you I understand why some people have They wanted a quality of life Up next we get to tap in with jazz Tyler Jazz Tyler, I love you.

I appreciate you.

I respect you Get ready to come in here and put in that work

4 to 7 p.m.

Central Standard Time.

You're gonna learn the day.

You'll hear from me again tomorrow morning.

7 a.m.

to 9 a.m.

Central Standard Time.

Truth in the morning on the award-winning 101.7 FM The Truth with your girl Bailey Coven and myself the legendary Homa Blow.

Followed up by The Truth with Sherwin Hughes award-winning Sherwin Hughes 9 and New.

Noon to two we got maybe Shannon all week solo.

She done a hell of a job this afternoon a hell of a job Salute to you.

Maybe Shannon you did that and you will continue to do it Love you babes talks in my agent.

I'm about to hear DJ brother Z Thank you for an outstanding produced show today.

I'll talk to you tomorrow.

I love black

True nation.

Great afternoon.

Welcome to the grapevine.

No.

I am not my friend, my brother Ray Nitty.

He's in Poland right about now.

They are for the week to enjoy the matrimonial celebration of his sister being married or getting married.

So you got...

the legendary home of low holding down double duty.

You know, I got you today.

I got you Wednesday, Thursday and Friday as well.

So again, welcome to the grapevine.

And we can't help but talk about how amazing and the thank you that we want to give to you, Truth Nation, a big and huge thank you to everyone who came out and supported Truth Family Fest.

2026 with a special thanks to Educators Credit Union, American Family Insurance, the Milwaukee Public Schools, artists working in education, the city of Milwaukee DCWS.

AB core core and ascension along with tap in MKE for helping us make this event possible and to our vendors volunteers listeners and families for showing up and supporting our community so from all of us here at one on one seven the truth the award-winning one on one seven the truth thank you Milwaukee thank you for showing up

and showing out in a great way, in a great way.

You know what I'm saying?

Because sometimes it'll be like showing up and showing out.

It changed now.

It used to mean something totally different where you understood and be like, yeah, y'all showed up and showed out.

That was a great thing.

But now, yeah, y'all showed up and y'all showed out.

It was like, damn, what happened?

Where's the love?

What happened?

What happened?

What happened?

Well.

You know, we had an amazing time.

Uh, it was my honor and pleasure to be there for my first truth, uh, family fest.

Uh, of course, you know, I've been here, but I wasn't part of the, you know, squad that was, you know, at the truth family fest.

But yeah, that's my first time being able to be there.

Um, had a brief appearance, but I was there.

I was there.

Had that part.

I, I'm in pictures.

I was on the air.

You could hear his live broadcasting.

I was there.

I did my part.

I did my part.

Um, now I want to go into something, uh, to kind of like kick things off because, uh, in besides, you know, being in radio, uh, I'm a DJ, of course, uh, producer DJ brother Z.

So this there's a thing that is creating a whole lot of hoopla on social media About a Brady Street club that's choosing to do what they want to do with their establishment So it says hot topic And this is all Milwaukee reports Milwaukee bar on Brady Street bans all hip-hop artists from getting played

And included and it gave in bold writing.

No Milwaukee artists.

None.

No Milwaukee hip hop artists.

So of course, you know, people are having differences of opinion on how they feel about that.

And so this post was put up and I guess this may be someone who is in charge of the DJs or whatever the case may be.

But it said it's from, such and such, from the garage.

They blanked out his name, so I won't say it.

But these were some songs that he said that the DJs could not play.

They were on a do not playlist, you know?

So they were on a do not playlist.

And those songs, well, some of those artists, some.

And I know there's more, but these are some of the artists

that are clearly posted, I guess, inside of the DJ booth.

No Kodak Black, no 42 Doug, no Chief Keith, no King Vaughn, no NBA Young Boy, no Little Dirk, no G Herbal, ESTG Future, Young Thug, 21 Savage, City Girls, Tyga, Glorilla, Lotto, Little Baby, Gunna, Playboy Cardi, Migos, Offset, Quavo, Two Chains, Gucci Mane.

Rick Ross, Lil Uzi Furt, Lil Wayne, Money Bag Yo, Key Glock.

Young, what a young foolish is that?

And then they also had Up Under That Where It's Like, and no Milwaukee rap artist, none.

And it said the note that came with this or the message as it was sent out, say hi everyone, effective immediately.

We can no longer play these artists.

That includes remixes.

I will also have this posted at the booth as well.

This is coming from ownership.

Failure to comply will result in a loss of gigs.

If you have any questions, please reach out to me directly.

So there's been a whole little, you know, windstorm sandstorm because of this and people are

commenting on social media, like saying, you know, how they're feeling about this, like this is crazy.

Um, they don't want no customer.

They don't want no business.

It's that and the other.

And my thing, you know, my thing on that is like, just for real, if you want to think about it in its full context, right?

If you don't want to go to the club no more because they said they doing that, then just don't go.

Some people, in my opinion, are making a bigger deal out of this than they should be, in my opinion.

And what I mean by that is just don't support it.

If you feel like, oh, I got to hear those artists because a great DJ, not just a good DJ, will not be one dimensional.

They will not be one dimensional.

So you go to a jazz spot, you don't get to play.

hip hop in the jazz spot, you go to a southern soul, blues and southern soul, you got to play blues and southern soul.

So I'm saying that if I don't want to hear blues and southern soul, I'm not going to that spot.

If they say we're going to start playing all techno, if I'm not into techno, then guess what?

I'm just not going to that spot no more.

to sit and try to be like, oh, y'all just don't want black people.

Y'all don't want this.

Listen, if some things have been attributed to behavior patterns, I think you gotta pay attention to it.

So maybe it doesn't apply to you like that.

And I'm happy to hear that.

I'm happy to hear that.

But for some people, it does apply.

And some people that are acting brand new to that situation, yeah.

Just keep it real with yourself keep it real with yourself There's some people that create where you like I got to say my business I Love you know what I'm doing.

I love being able to provide entertainment, but sometimes Sometimes and if you see other things some people are just looking at in their opinion the writing on the wall Like maybe it hasn't been any issues there

And maybe they want to keep it that way.

Maybe they want to keep it that way.

Some of us won't even acknowledge that though music is entertainment because I'm one of the first ones to fight for music, right?

Is some situations to where is this some uneducated people that are listening to this music and they're trying to be.

And you you know it, you can try to argue against it if you want.

I want to hear your opinion.

You know the life that King Von lived.

You know the life that a lot of a lot of the rappers on that list were some drill rappers.

It just is what it is.

There's some drill rappers.

And so because of that, again, if I'm trying to protect my investment, if I'm trying to protect my investment,

Yeah, I'm probably gonna say, you know what, as much as I enjoy the money, you gotta make a decision.

So for those who don't like it, just don't go no more.

That'll show them either they gonna turn around and say, you know what, we gonna put all that black in the rotation.

We sorry, we apologize.

We are making no more money.

Ain't nobody popping bottles no more.

You know what I'm saying?

Let them have to choose to make that decision if that's what they want to do.

So I'm just saying, like just real talk, you should be able to have and run your business the way that you want to run your business.

And if that means that you feel like having some of those artists played in your establishment or that particular, I didn't hear him saying that they didn't want to play a young job.

You know what I'm saying?

So.

And again, for those artists that know that they make a lot of music that may be somewhat in the content-wise detrimental.

You know how many people have been arrested and went to prison because of their lyrics in their song?

Their lyrics!

They went to jail and prison because of their lyrics.

There are artists right here in Milwaukee who have been sentenced to prison because of their lyrics.

They described the homicide with information that wasn't shared with the public.

Oh, we didn't share that.

How do you know that?

You're talking about where you keeping your dope.

You don't tell on you.

Don't tell on you.

So, you know, I want to find out, you know, how people are feeling about this because, again, it is a lot of people that are upset and given their thoughts and opinions.

But if I'm a DJ, Brother Z is a DJ as well, as I stated earlier.

If we go to a wedding reception and they tell us, look, we don't want none of this, guess what?

DJ Brother Z, if you go on and DJ in a wedding.

And they say, we don't want any of this and any of this and any of that.

Yeah.

What are you going to do?

Are you going to play everything they said don't play?

It depends.

I'm not a fan of being told what I can and can't play.

If I am told that I can't play.

True nation.

Great afternoon.

Welcome to the grapevine.

No.

I am not my friend, my brother Ray Nitty.

He's in Poland right about now.

They are for the week to enjoy the matrimonial celebration of his sister being married or getting married.

So you got...

the legendary home of low holding down double duty.

You know, I got you today.

I got you Wednesday, Thursday and Friday as well.

So again, welcome to the grapevine.

And we can't help but talk about how amazing and the thank you that we want to give to you, Truth Nation, a big and huge thank you to everyone who came out and supported Truth Family Fest.

2026 with a special thanks to Educators Credit Union, American Family Insurance, the Milwaukee Public Schools, artists working in education, the city of Milwaukee DCWS.

AB core core and ascension along with tap in MKE for helping us make this event possible and to our vendors volunteers listeners and families for showing up and supporting our community so from all of us here at one on one seven the truth the award-winning one on one seven the truth thank you Milwaukee thank you for showing up

and showing out in a great way, in a great way.

You know what I'm saying?

Because sometimes it'll be like showing up and showing out.

It changed now.

It used to mean something totally different where you understood and be like, yeah, y'all showed up and showed out.

That was a great thing.

But now, yeah, y'all showed up and y'all showed out.

It

was

like, damn, what happened?

Where's the love?

What happened?

What happened?

What happened?

Well.

You know, we had an amazing time.

Uh, it was my honor and pleasure to be there for my first truth, uh, family fest.

Uh, of course, you know, I've been here, but I wasn't part of the, you know, squad that was,

you

know, at the truth family fest.

But yeah, that's my first time being able to be there.

Um, had a brief appearance, but I was there.

I was there.

Had that part.

I, I'm in pictures.

I was on the air.

You could hear his live broadcasting.

I was there.

I did my part.

I did my part.

Um, now I want to go into something, uh, to kind of like kick things off because, uh, in besides, you know, being in radio, uh, I'm a DJ, of course, uh, producer DJ brother Z.

So this there's a thing that is creating a whole lot of hoopla on social media About a Brady Street club that's choosing to do what they want to do with their establishment So it says hot topic And this is all Milwaukee reports Milwaukee bar on Brady Street bans all hip-hop artists from getting played

And included and it gave in bold writing.

No Milwaukee artists.

None.

No Milwaukee hip hop artists.

So of course, you know, people are having differences of opinion on how they feel about that.

And so this post was put up and I guess this may be someone who is in charge of the DJs or whatever the case may be.

But it said it's from, such and such, from the garage.

They blanked out his name, so I won't say it.

But these were some songs that he said that the DJs could not play.

They were on a do not playlist, you know?

So they were on a do not playlist.

And those songs, well, some of those artists, some.

And I know there's more, but these are some of the artists

that are clearly posted, I guess, inside of the DJ booth.

No Kodak Black, no 42 Doug, no Chief Keith, no King Vaughn, no NBA Young Boy, no Little Dirk, no G Herbal, ESTG Future, Young Thug, 21 Savage, City Girls, Tyga, Glorilla, Lotto, Little Baby, Gunna, Playboy Cardi, Migos, Offset, Quavo, Two Chains, Gucci Mane.

Rick Ross, Lil Uzi Furt, Lil Wayne, Money Bag Yo, Key Glock.

Young, what a young foolish is that?

And then they also had Up Under That Where It's Like, and no Milwaukee rap artist, none.

And it said the note that came with this or the message as it was sent out, say hi everyone, effective immediately.

We can no longer play these artists.

That includes remixes.

I will also have this posted at the booth as well.

This is coming from ownership.

Failure to comply will result in a loss of gigs.

If you have any questions, please reach out to me directly.

So there's been a whole little, you know, windstorm sandstorm because of this and people are

commenting on social media, like saying, you know, how they're feeling about this.

Like this is crazy.

Um, they don't want no customer.

They don't want no business.

It's that and the other.

And my thing, you know, my thing on that is like, just for real, if you want to think about it in its full context, right?

If you don't want to go to the club no more because they said they doing that, then just don't go.

Some people, in my opinion, are making a bigger deal out of this than they should be, in my opinion.

And what I mean by that is just don't support it.

If you feel like, oh, I got to hear those artists because a great DJ, not just a good DJ, will not be one dimensional.

They will not be one dimensional.

So you go to a jazz spot, you don't get to play.

hip hop in the jazz spot, you go to a southern soul, blues and southern soul, you got to play blues and southern soul.

So I'm saying that if I don't want to hear blues and southern soul, I'm not going to that spot.

If they say we're going to start playing all techno, if I'm not into techno, then guess what?

I'm just not going to that spot no more.

to sit and try to be like, oh, y'all just don't want black people.

Y'all don't want this.

Listen, if some things have been attributed to behavior patterns, I think you gotta pay attention to it.

So maybe it doesn't apply to you like that.

And I'm happy to hear that.

I'm happy to hear that.

But for some people, it does apply.

And some people that are acting brand new to that situation, yeah.

Just keep it real with yourself keep it real with yourself There's some people that create where you like I got to say my business I Love you know what I'm doing.

I love being able to provide entertainment, but sometimes Sometimes and if you see other things some people are just looking at in their opinion the writing on the wall Like maybe it hasn't been any issues there

And maybe they want to keep it that way.

Maybe they want to keep it that way.

Some of us won't even acknowledge that though music is entertainment because I'm one of the first ones to fight for music, right?

Is some situations to where is this some uneducated people that are listening to this music and they're trying to be.

And you you know it, you can try to argue against it if you want.

I want to hear your opinion.

You know the life that King Von lived.

You know the life that a lot of a lot of the rappers on that list were some drill rappers.

It just is what it is.

There's some drill rappers.

And so because of that, again, if I'm trying to protect my investment, if I'm trying to protect my investment,

Yeah, I'm probably gonna say, you know what, as much as I enjoy the money, you gotta make a decision.

So for those who don't like it, just don't go no more.

That'll show them either they gonna turn around and say, you know what, we gonna put all that black in the rotation.

We sorry, we apologize.

We are making no more money.

Ain't nobody popping bottles no more.

You know what I'm saying?

Let them have to choose to make that decision if that's what they want to do.

So I'm just saying, like just real talk, you should be able to have and run your business the way that you want to run your business.

And if that means that you feel like having some of those artists played in your establishment or that particular, I didn't hear him saying that they didn't want to play a young job.

You know what I'm saying?

So.

And again, for those artists that know that they make a lot of music that may be somewhat in the content-wise detrimental.

You know how many people have been arrested and went to prison because of their lyrics in their song?

Their lyrics!

They went to jail and prison because of their lyrics.

There are artists right here in Milwaukee who have been sentenced to prison because of their lyrics.

They described the homicide with information that wasn't shared with the public.

Oh, we didn't share that.

How do you know that?

You're talking about where you keeping your dope.