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Jaguar Wright

Jaguar Wright

American singer-songwriter

Jul 6, 2026

9:50
She's a
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lawyer, or at least she was.
9:51
She used to be an entertainment lawyer.
10:00
While she was working at Bad Boy, because she was one of the lead counsels, pour Bad Boy Entertainment.
10:05
Elle a vécu quelque chose de déroulant pour elle.
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Mais ce qui était vraiment déroulant pour elle était la conversation qu'elle avait avec Diddy après.
10:12
Christopher Williams.
13:24
Je suis désolée, je suis un
speaker_1HOST
2:48
It-
2:49
You know, when I started talking about this again recently, somebody came into my comments and told me that I was blowing it out of proportion, that I turned a skit that went too far into a full-blown allegation.
3:14
That's what they said.
3:17
So I wanna ask you something as a father.
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Matter of fact, I wanna ask everyone watching who's a father.
3:28
Imagine one of your friends say, "Hey, I got a possible acting opportunity for your little one.
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It's a PSA, an after school program that, you know, we're gonna, it, it's gonna be great," and da da da da da, yada, yada, yada.

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speaker_1HOST
28:32
Right.
JackHOST
10:41
Yeah, yeah, now this is fa- uh, what happened in these situations?
10:44
Why, why didn't she testify at the trial? She's being, um, represented by, she has the same lawyers or at least the same law firm as Cassie.
11:07
Why didn't she testify? Because, see, if she had testified, and any of her testimony could've been corroborated in any way, that would've made him guilty of the SCX transporting charge.
11:31
Hmm.
11:32
Interesting.
11:33
No, instead, Lionel B paraded some wacky little girl from Dallas who lives out there by Garland, Lamisha Fuller, brought her online with Adrian English to say that she, a very African American girl, was the white girl in the D&G shirt, and did a bunch of interviews with millions of views attached to itEven tried to include me in it.
12:06
Tried to get me to validate her own ways.

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JackHOST
19:59
Again, like you said, there was terabytes upon terabytes of files.
speaker_0HOST
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If there were Black writers back there, would it make anything more or so okay if, if Black-
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I'm sure there were a few, but the truth is is that writing staff, from what I've been told, was predominantly Caucasian.
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The Black writers that agreed to go along with writing this shit, I think the only person that they, who, who...
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I, I think Kat might have curated his own, and that was very interesting, 'cause a lot of people didn't really take notice to the fact that when Kat came and went and did his thing, the only person he focused on was Kevin.
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He didn't focus on anybody else like everybody else did.
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Like, they would go on Kevin a little bit and they would sideswipe somebody else.
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Go on Kevin a little bit.

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speaker_0HOST
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No.
speaker_1HOST
0:06
Yep.
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And so we swap so many books.
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I am a huge, like, fantasy reader.
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Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss, my favorite book.
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Um-
speaker_1HOST
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Yeah.
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Yep, but um, Goodreads is my favorite form of social media.
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Um, [laughs] um, so huge reader, and love that there's other, um, book lovers that I'm surrounded by on the team

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