"baddies" are still children *tati chanel & boston richey*

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[00:00:00]Unfortunately, within the black community, they would much rather have you be a pedo than have you be gay.

[00:00:05]He got her before she was EVEN 18, BEFORE SHE WAS EVEN considered an adult.

[00:00:09]So, yes, that grooming [ __ ] is a very, very real thing.

[00:00:13]Because I don't need a man to do anything for me when I can do it for my damn self. And if I can do it for my damn self, then if a man is coming into my life, then I should already expect that out of him. Why are y'all surprised when I expect more out of a man than I expect out of myself? Because if a man is coming into my life, he should be benefiting it.

[00:00:29]To be able to look at this child and even blame her for the stuff going on, but not even looking at the man, like, "Bitch, you were damn near 30 trying to [ __ ] around with the 17-year-old." Like, I think that's the real issue that a lot of people are just choosing to ignore.

[00:00:46]>> [music] >> Ciao bella everyone. Welcome or welcome back. And in today's video, I'm going to be talking about baddies are still children and Tati Chanel and Boston Richie. So, without further ado, let's get started. If you've been living under a rock or haven't been following this situation, Tati Chanel recently has exposed Boston Richie for their activities in the bedroom. And a lot of people are having mixed reactions, and I feel like what people are failing to realize is this little girl was still a little girl. And I know she's what, 19, 20 now, but when her and Boston Richie started originally talking, she was 17.

[00:01:26]And she even admitted that when people were asking her, "Why did you keep doing this? Why did you keep going with this?"

[00:01:30]She was like, "I don't know. I was 17 and it was normal."

[00:01:33]>> I really don't think people understand the like severity of the Boston Richie and Tatiana thing. Like, I I don't think people understand the severity. And now it's going to be kind of turned into a thing that, "Oh, he gay. He gay. She was" That's not the point here. Let's really get into the I am 20 years old and I am in college. I'm about to be a junior next year. And my mindset has changed so much from when I was a teenage girl to now. I can't lie. Like, freshman year me, if someone older approached me or something, like, you know, someone upper class approached me, it was almost like a kid. I was like, "Ooh, like, yeah, somebody older comes to me and they have to It doesn't mean anything." And I'm sorry, but it doesn't reflect your character at all. It doesn't reflect what type of woman you are, what type of girl you are, that you got your head on straight. It doesn't reflect anything regarding you. The only thing that a man 10 years older than you coming to you reflects is that he's a pedophile and he needs to be under the jail. It's so easy with social media now to be like, "Oh, I want to get tricked on. Like, I'm 17, 18 years old. I'm supposed to be getting bags. I'm supposed to be getting Let me find an older Let me find a No. I personally can't think of one positive thing that comes from a 29-year-old man messing with a 20-year-old girl or 18-year-old girl or 17-year-old girl or a 27-year-old messing with a 18-year-old girl cuz that would have been their age at the time. It's It's nothing cute about it. It's nothing like, "Oh, I'm getting tricked on." And even for the guy, it's nothing like, "Oh, I got a young." It's pedophilia. It's pedophilia. And it's been so normalized now because social media is kind of pushing on girls. You need to be a it girl. You want to be a it girl. You want to get your hair done. You want to get your nails done. You want to get money.

[00:02:39]You want to get bags. But from a 29-year-old man, absolutely not. It's not a key. It's not a Oh, well, maybe my hair is on straight. Maybe I'm immature.

[00:02:46]I'm I'm I'm doing something different.

[00:02:47]He don't even want the old. He's a pedophile.

[00:02:49]And you're a victim. And it's time for us to break down this narrative in our heads. And it's really time for us to get therapy on it if you've been affected. I I can't hold you. A lot of people are just trying to call Foustine and Richie gay. Okay, yes, that is probably one of the things I feel like I've already made a video about that.

[00:03:02]And the two main videos that I have made about, you know, situations pertaining like this are the adultification of black children and then also, are you gay if you sag your pants and a lot of men are DL and in the closet. Because this video is signifying the end of yap season, which means I have graduated, which means I can finally tell this story. If y'all didn't know, I literally got reported for my video. Not even just reported on YouTube. No, nobody really cared about that. I got reported to the dean. Yes, two people, I'll just say two of my classmates, essentially went and reported me to the dean for my are you gay if you sag your pants and then are you DL {slash} in the closet. They didn't like that because a lot of people within my program are a part of the LGBTQ community and everybody knows I'm an ally. And with saying that, I am talking about the black gay community.

[00:03:50]And if y'all know anything, the black gay and the white gay community are two very separate things. A lot of people know that unfortunately within the black community, they would much rather have you be a pedo than have you be gay. And that's what I was talking about.

[00:04:03]>> I'm having right now with the Tati and Boston Richie thing is the fact that Tati felt the need to expose him for allegedly being gay because our community takes being gay more serious than than someone being an actual predator preying on minors. And like it's been an ongoing thing where in our community, you guys value someone being allegedly DL more than someone that's actually messing with minors and they are assaulting minors. Because mind you, she posted so many screenshots of other girls he's preyed on and mind you he's it's alleged that he's been messing with this girl since she was 15. But everyone and all the blogs are just posting about him allegedly being gay and him like getting his toody touched on.

[00:04:41]I'm very confused. We need to address the issue in hand. And honestly, I hate that people are out here victim blaming her when she was a child messing with this man.

[00:04:51]Stop doing it. It's irritating me so bad. And to correct myself, she wasn't messing with him. She was preyed upon.

[00:04:58]She was groomed. Get that correct.

[00:05:00]Because the whole concept of oh, a girl being underage, no. She's a child. She's a child. Let's get that correct. She's a child that was preyed upon a grown-ass man.

[00:05:11]Thank you. Also within that video, I talked about the prison history and even the history back then on a why a lot of black boys didn't even own belts and why they sagged them in the first place. But of course, because people just like to see the clickbait title that I have and don't actually like to follow the whole source, read the whole source, or watch something that makes them feel uncomfortable or that they don't agree with, they chose to just say that I made them feel extremely unsafe and extremely uncomfortable and also that I was using homophobic rhetoric and slurs throughout my video. If you watch my whole video, one thing that I will do is spell out the slur, but I will never say it because I will even call out other people for saying slurs like that. So, the fact that you even try to come for my name like that to say that I was using homophobic slurs and rhetoric is absolutely insane. Because the things that I say, I always back it up with history and facts. And even from a play that I interpreted, it had a really good line where it said, "Facts don't have emotions, therefore, it's a fact. You can't get mad at it or feel any type of way because it's just a fact." So, that's what I have to say to it. History is fact, and yes, sometimes we can see that not all history is always true in the end, but as someone who does their research before just spewing out certain things, you might want to do better before trying to come for my name. Thank you very much. So, that's what I really have to say regards to this is I've talked about videos like this. I was never wrong, I was just early, and a lot of people didn't like to watch something that made them feel uncomfortable because in that video I talked about my own [ __ ] experience. And the thing that's so crazy is one of the people that reported me, um I literally told them the whole entire story. So, the fact that you knew and you still chose to go and report me is absolutely insane to me, and this is why I don't trust people. I'mma still tell you my story because my whole life is on the [ __ ] internet, but like the fact that I told you that and you still went and reported me instead of being able to come to me and ask me, "Hey, I have a couple questions about the video that you would just posted. Could we talk about it?"

[00:06:53]But no, this is why I will always say white people, [clears throat] more specifically the white people who are part of the LGBTQ community, will always choose their whiteness over their gayness or allyship to anybody else or any other marginalized community.

[00:07:04]Because at the end of the day, you're white. So, this is why I will say it's very important to understand the history of white gay history versus black gay history because nobody would be here basically without Marsha P. Johnson.

[00:07:15]Thank you. So, this is also what I mean by even just me making this video and talking about and referencing my video about men being DL and in the closet is because one, they groom these young women to do these things. A lot of people in the black community would rather have a man be a pedo than have him be gay. It's been shown time and time again on how many excuses these men can get away with for being creepy and weird, but let them be gay, oh my god, it's the worst thing ever. But like I've said, these baddies are still children, and the adultification that people put on them is the reason why these types of things are going on, and people are just blinking an eye. The fact that she said she's been doing this type of stuff to him since she was 17, and this is the norm, so you do the bending or you getting bended over. He's getting bended over clearly. The fact that nobody is looking at she was groomed, she's a victim, and she was a child, and then for him to even have the resources to do what he did, basically kidnapping her and forcing her to free bleed. Like I've done the research, I have found the videos of her talking about her experience, even just being with this man, and the fact that everybody is overlooking the root of the issue. She was a child at the end of the day. Of course she's going to do what she thinks is normal to her, but then that's also where a lot of you people excuse this type of behavior because of y'all adultifying her, and then you're like, of course she's dressing like that, so how else does she want to be perceived?

[00:08:30]But you have to realize for some of these girls it's survival. And of course I'm going to put in a video of here of like the psychology behind all of it.

[00:08:37]>> Hey y'all, so we just wanted to get on here and give our little think pieces on the Boston Richie and Takiya and Chanel situation. What's going on is really crazy right now, so yeah. Yeah, we're going to be giving our perspectives as current psych students. So we really don't know much about her upbringing, but from what social media is showing us, her mother is very neglectful, she's very uninvolved, and she's very unrestrictive. She has a very much um permissive parenting style. So let's get into her age. So at the age of 17, Takiya mentioned that she was already moved out and living on her own. Um she was providing for herself by modeling for Shane Justin, which is like a clothing brand, which does model promiscuous clothing. So at the age of 17, that's where she was already making her money. You could basically assume from her being in those spaces, that's probably how her and Boston ended up even like getting in contact with with each other. They're also from the same state of Florida, so you know, being in the same room, connecting, whatever the case may be, y'all know how that go. But also her brain is not even fully developed at the age of 17, y'all, 17.

[00:09:29]Well, her beauty is a big topic of discussion because she's drop-dead gorgeous, and she has a nice body, but looks can be deceiving, unfortunately.

[00:09:36]And her beauty's being used against her.

[00:09:38]Um people are not feeling bad. They have no sympathy for her because she is beautiful. For some reason people have just made up their minds that because Tati has a pretty face and a nice body that life should just go exactly how she wants it and she doesn't face face hardship, which is insane to me. She's human. Literally. Now let's get into Tati regaining her power. And his offenses. So we all seen the viral clip of him choking her outside of the nightclub. They currently have an active case in Texas for this altercation.

[00:10:03]During this incident he was seen choking her and she was with child. And let's just think about what that does to somebody psychologically. Like you're outside, you're in front of people and this man still has a way to get to you.

[00:10:13]Imagine what he's doing behind closed doors.

[00:10:16]So the second offense is what really put us in uproar. Like I couldn't believe it when I heard it. So Tati put us on game on the final straw that broke the camel's back and why she's no longer dealing with Boston.

[00:10:25]So on her 18th birthday they go out, they celebrate, they get drunk. Tati ends up going to her aunt's house cuz it's close to wherever they were at to throw up literally. And so everyone else goes back to the hotel. While everyone's at the hotel, Boston is smashing her best friend of 7 years.

[00:10:42]In our opinion that was a clear power move that Boston Richie tried to pull.

[00:10:45]Like he basically was trying to isolate her from everybody she trusted by sleeping with her best friend.

[00:10:50]That was his way of asserting dominance.

[00:10:53]Okay, so so a few weeks go by after her 18th birthday, her best friend's friend ends up hitting her up and like, "Hey girl, you know so-and-so and your man messed around on your birthday." So Tati ends up confronting her best friend and she basically like, "This is what I heard. Is it true? What happened?" Her best friend does disclose to her that yes, they had sex, but she was drunk at the time of the event. So y'all, while this is going on they're on the way to Orlando. After they get to Orlando, Tati's like, "Okay, I'm going to confront Boston. I'm going to talk to him. I'm going to let him know I know this happened and now I no longer want to be with you. Like I'm ready to cut ties and go my way, you go your way. We just call it exactly And that made him angry. He gets super violent and after her freshly coming out of the shower, he wraps her in a sheet and throws her in the car.

[00:11:34]So, during all of this struggle, Tati calls the police, but she's not able to speak, so she's forced to hang up.

[00:11:39]Patrol ends up tracing the calls, and they ended up coming to the location, um but the goons end up telling a whole story about how it was a a mistaken call, and everything is fine, all while Tati is being held hostage in the car with water guns. At this point, Tati is under the rest, and they go on to lead her on an 8-hour drive across state lines from Orlando to Alabama. From the receipts Tati posted, we can clearly see that she was in disarray. Um she had a popped blood vessel in her eye socket, and like we said it, she was naked. Not only was she naked, but she was also on her menstrual cycle, and she was denied being able to use the bathroom for eight whole hours, literally.

[00:12:18]And for a quick second, I really just want to talk about how he was finding comfort in her while laying on her while she's in such a terrible state, but to him, he's still trying to find peace and comfortability. In her. In the picture she posted, you can literally see one of his goons rolling up in the middle of all this, because it was a normal day for them. Tati stated that they stopped several times, and while they stopped, her and Boston were in the car, and the goons were posted outside of the car.

[00:12:44]Basically was a lookout. They didn't want no one to suspect what was going on inside of the car, or for Tati to scream for help, or bring attention to anything that was going on. Cuz she stated she definitely tried. Now, let's get into surviving Boston Richie. When we think of trafficking, we tend to think of cartels and like the movie Taken, where it's like a a victim being taken against their will. But in most occasions, trafficking takes place when an individual is like when the individual knows the person, they have a personal relationship, and they're being coerced and forced to do things that they don't want to do to please the person.

[00:13:14]Minors cannot give consent, therefore she was groomed.

[00:13:18]Boston mentioned that he wanted certain things performed on him, and Tati did it because she was impressionable, and she was under the impression that they were in love.

[00:13:25]We later find out that Tati and Boston Richie take explicit videos together which he shares to other people without her knowledge. In said video, Tati also talks about how she was underage while being in those videos and how he's sending it to other people and asking for their own personal videos in return.

[00:13:43]Yeah, and we believe that he's done this to multiple different women. This is a big issue because it could potentially get out to the media and this and his diss song is most likely the reason for all of this being exposed.

[00:13:53]So, all this goes to show that what glitters is not gold at all.

[00:13:58]People should not envy these luxurious lifestyles, the cars, the house, the bags because you do not know at the end of the day what people are going through. Again, we just want to give a quick disclaimer. We don't know everything that has transpired in between these two individuals, but we have just been giving our thoughts and our perspectives on the evidence that we've been provided. At the end of the day, victim blaming is never okay.

[00:14:18]Domestic violence is never okay. People really need to be kinder and if you see something, [ __ ] say something.

[00:14:24]>> But she was a child and having to go through all of that trauma before your frontal lobe is for real developed and this is why I will talk so much about people making decisions, life altering decisions before their frontal lobe is developed because they're just bored and they just want to do stuff. But like in situations like this, he got hurt before she was even 18, before she was even considered an adult. So yes, that grooming [ __ ] is a very, very real thing because when you have a man that's sitting up here basically funding your lifestyle just for the sake of y'all being together, but you're having to do all of these atrocious things, that's why people say everything that glitters is not all gold. And let this Tatiana Chanel situation be an example to y'all to stop idolizing certain things just because you see extravagant trips and jewelry. These girls are going through hell behind closed doors.

[00:15:09]But see, y'all are underneath posts like, oh I wish I was you. Where do y'all be getting these men from because you see a Chanel unboxing?

[00:15:16]Whole time that's a I'm sorry gift cuz I didn't beat you the [ __ ] up or I didn't give you an STD or I didn't you didn't catch me cheating.

[00:15:23]A lot of these girls are really going through hell and I'm not going to say all, but a lot of these girls are really going through hell.

[00:15:29]They post what they want you to see.

[00:15:32]That [ __ ] is sad.

[00:15:34]So I promise you you rather have a peace of mind than a a bag. And Boston Richie, why would you make a diss song about her knowing she been PLAYING YOUR ASS? BUT let's get into it. Okay, so Tatiana Chanel is Boston Richie's ex and she is exposing their whole relationship and everything that came with it. Now she is alleging abuse and some cos play as a man and pegging, okay? So yeah.

[00:16:00]Let's get into it. Okay, so Tatiana Chanel, like I said, she started dating him at 17 and they had a long-term relationship. Um, they are now broken up and she already alleged that he was leaking some of their, you know, tapes to the world. Now, um, besides that now she's alleging that baby, I didn't cos played as a man, I didn't bought a strap and pegged you and I have all the receipts to prove it. Now y'all zoom in and do your job cuz at the end of the day she's also alleging abuse where you see here she had a blood vessel that's burst in her eye and she said she has a lot of proof of abuse, which is 65 more items that she is willing to release. Now all [snorts] she wants Boston Richie to do is take down the diss track and the song. Boston, you better take down that song so fast because if she release anything else that tells us that you want to D-low like Boss Man, D-low, it's going to harm you. It's going to tarnish your your reputation and what whatever you got going, but y'all let me know in the comments down below what y'all think about this. Is Boston Richie D-low or not? And you can't just sit here and look at somebody else's life and be like, I want that. I want that. And it's like, you want to do the bending like [laughter] that's really how I can look at it because it's just like we yes, I put so much pressure on sprinkle sprinkle and get your coin and everything of that sort, but like I say so many times, not just relying on a man. You get that coin and you invest it in yourself so you can double, triple, quadruple it. A lot of women will have this fast lifestyle, and that's exactly why it's a fast lifestyle, because they don't know how to maintain the money that they're getting at this point. And now, they're just like, "Well, I don't know what to do." Yes, you're stuck because all that time that you were in the fast life and you were getting $20,000 a month, you could have been putting it into a high-yield savings account, building your Roth IRA, making sure that, you know, you have a car that's paid off. And that's why I'd be saying like, yes, it's nice to have these expensive ass cars, but what happens when that car gets broken down?

[00:17:51]The inconvenience that it takes to say, if you don't have a warranty, a car part to say, get your brakes done on my Toyota RAV4. This is just a number I'm throwing out, four or five hundred dollars. It's not going to cost three to five thousand dollars on that expensive ass car that you got. And because you didn't know how to maintain the lifestyle or live humbly and not go and buy thousands and thousands of dollars worth of purses. Like I'm telling you, you need to invest your money. You don't always have to sit there and flex your lifestyle for other people because why are you trying to impress other people when you should be impressing yourself?

[00:18:21]That money that you're getting should be about investing and building yourself up. But again, like I say, these women just depend on these men, they go on these lavish vacations, they don't save any money. And then they're like repeating the cycle where it's like, "Okay, I don't have any money. And now I got to keep going back and doing this stupid [ __ ] for money." And it's just like, if you were to set yourself up from the beginning, you wouldn't have to keep going back. But I get it, like I said, because she was 17 and because she was groomed into this type of lifestyle, it's not on the fall of it. Like you know, the up up up, everybody's comparing themselves to you. We already know it was in all the tabloids and everything that he been [ __ ] with this girl since she was 17. But it's like now you see kind of like the downfall of [ __ ] with a man just for money. And I know when I'm saying that, it can sound like, "Girl, what the [ __ ] is you talking about?" Because you be talking about go get that money, go get that bag. Yes, I tell y'all that. For me to deal with a man, money is one of the main things. You need to have that financial stability, security, everything of that sort for me to even entertain it. At the same time though, there's certain things that I'm already going to have going for me where I don't have to rely on a man. A man is only supposed to be there to benefit my life.

[00:19:21]And this is why I say I'm so selfish and independent and, you know, girl boss because I don't need a man to do anything for me when I can do it for my damn self. And if I can do it for my damn self, then if a man is coming into my life, then I should already expect that out of him. Why are y'all surprised when I expect more out of a man than I expect out of myself? Because if a man is coming into my life, he should be benefiting it. This is where a lot of women [ __ ] up and start suffering because they just allow breadcrumbs. But the issue with this fast life is you can think it's forever. And again, if [clears throat] you don't set yourself up for success in the future to even just live a humble life like man, when I think of the amount of money that these women are touching, Jesus Christ. I'm just like there's no [ __ ] way because if I had that much money, like that amount coming in or a man just giving me like say $50,000 a month, oh my the amount of rental properties that I would own, especially just like duplexes, renting those out, renting the rooms out individually and making even more money off of that than just charging a family for that one house or just having a quadplex and being able to rent out those rooms. Like I have so many ideas of what I need to do in the future to have multiple streams of income and it's just like I just need the money to get started off. Like and that's where I'm like of course I want to have my style and really know who I am, but I'm staying where the [ __ ] I'm at until I'm literally making at least at least 50 to 70k a month. Like I'm sorry, I will live in my humble abode where I need to live until I can afford the place that I want to live for at least a year to two, you know? I want to pay my rent a year out so any money that I have coming in isn't going towards rent or towards whatever.

[00:20:51]That's where I'm like I want to buy my house, but then at the same time it's like no, I want to build my house. I look at all these houses and like yeah, they're cool to look at and to live in possibly, but it's like at the end of the day, I know I want to build my house and I want a nice Tuscan like house that's built with love. I'm not going to get no cookie-cutter ass house that's been built that ain't even good like that. And you know what? If I have to do what I need to do to even just buy a house and remodel it the way that I want to, then I will do that. And then sell that in the future and build my house on a plot of land. Cuz right now I'm like, "Ugh, to build a house, that's a lot of money." But then like to move into a house and then to renovate it. You know what I mean? Like I have these plans, but it's just like I'm only focusing on myself. I'm not focusing on a man. And I just feel like with everything that this girl has been talking about how she has suffered, she was kidnapped, and people looking at her lifestyle and comparing themselves. And this is where I say you cannot compare yourself to other people.

[00:21:40]You never know what they have going on.

[00:21:42]This is why I be so honest about the life that I live, even documenting it on Reese's Archives, because who? No. No.

[00:21:48]Y'all will see me go on a vacation here and there, live my best life, and make the connections that I do, but to suffer for some money? No. Knowing the amount of ways that I can make money ethically, passively, everything of that sorts where I don't have to suffer, I'm not going to do that. So, yeah. I also saw a video that talked about bisexual men and how a lot of women these days can't deal with a bisexual man because they simply feel like they're DL or they're competing with them in some type of aspect. And what I will say to that is not necessarily in that aspect because of course I've made my video like a lot of men are DL. I'm saying you can be a bisexual man all you want. Would I ever date a bisexual man? I don't know. I guess we'll have to see in the future.

[00:22:25]But one thing about it is from my experience of basically being a beard, just be honest with me. A lot of men typically like to just use me as a cover and the explanation that I will always say to people is that with the masculinization of black women, a lot of white men specifically who are DL or in the closet like to use black women as a cover because not only do they still have those masculine features and taking lead and putting men in their place and everything of that sorts. I hate to say it, but a lot of white men, white DL men will use black women as their cover. And anytime I say that, people are like, "Oh my god, I never thought of that." Why would you? Because it's never been done to you. So, this is why I say the blunt things that I do because yes, it's never been heard before and oh my god, no way you just said that. I did. I did. So, this is just, you know, me being honest.

[00:23:10]I have to because with seeing everything that's going on and a lot of people not understanding that Tati is still very young. Her frontal lobe hasn't developed and for people to just think that this is okay and for him to get away with stuff like this, I'm just like bless her heart. It's also just seeing like the hypersexual men aka Lemmy for using sex as a way to cover up who they actually want to be and it's just like be who you are for your pride. Like nobody is telling you that, you know, it's a bad thing to be gay. I feel like depending on where you are, we live in a time period where you really can just live so much more authentically in yourself by being yourself than just trying to pretend like, you know, you don't want to be who you are. When you are such a people pleaser and you keep trying to live for the comfort of other people, that's where you're going to be uncomfortable your entire life. And yes, I am uncomfortable doing certain things and facing my fears, but at the end of the day if I know that it's going to better me in some type of way or serve me in my best interests, I'm going to do it. Because on the other side of fear is everything that I want to be able to look at this child and even blame her for the stuff going on, but not even looking at the man like [ __ ] you were damn near 30 trying to [ __ ] around with the 17-year-old. Like I think that's the real issue that a lot of people are just choosing to ignore. Now, you have these DL men who are abusing these beautiful young women who obviously don't know any better because of their psychology of their life upbringing, their lore, however you want to say it and there's certain things that women are going to sit there and accept just for the sake of money. And that's why I'm so key on like building myself up before I ever expect something else from a man because yes, I'm going to use your money to continue to build myself up. What the [ __ ] That should be the whole point.

[00:24:45]But a lot of men aren't at that point in their lives and they would rather continue to just abuse and groom these young women to mold them to where their frontal lobe isn't developed to where they can think for themselves and get it of these situations when they see the first red flag, but to each to [ __ ] Oh my god, I'm so like to each to [ __ ] their own. So, ooh, that sounded weird. To each their own.

[00:25:04]Anyways, what I really have to say is for all the young women out there, I know I have like a lot of sprinkle sprinkle adjacent content, but you guys will always hear me say if you really watch the whole Shereé Whitfield like lives, the 4-hour lives, everything of that sort, she's always telling you to go and get your own [ __ ] money. Not sit here and live off of the basis of these men, okay? So, please do what you need to do to build yourself up and never rely on a man to ever build you up, okay? Anyways, I think I have yapped long enough. I really hope y'all enjoyed this video and I'll see you on my next one. Bye, y'all. When you leave me tell me the office password. I need you madly.

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