Aug 8, 2026 · 1 hr 39 min · 20 segments
20+ years of staying at the top of the industry! 👑💼✨ In Ep. 36 of the Just Cruz’n Podcast, JR & Jazmine sit down with iconic hall-of-fame entertainer, producer, and digital entrepreneur Brittany…
Brittany AndrewsGuest
JR CruzHost
Jazmine CruzHost
just, but there are, there are people that like, you know, they're predators that have been in this industry.
There are, you know, in the same way in like in the military, I've had all different experiences of good people, not so good people, really not so good people.
You know, it's kind of funny because, um, You know, this is something that's changed a lot.
And as an old bitch that's been around forever, it's interesting to see the nuances of people that I've known that have been in the business for a long time and their ability to change or not change and have certain scandals and circumstances happen.
Because back in the day, the only reason a guy would get into this business is to get laid.
If you are in a power position, you shouldn't be using that as a tool for your own personal use to get
But I've also been around long enough where I'm very aware of the realistic nature of how this business always was before this concept ever existed.
And a lot of people that I've known for 25, 30 years, they're still acting like it's 1995 and it's like, and then they get into some bad situations and you know um yeah so that's something that even myself like i can be pretty foul mouthed and you know um things that were not acceptable back then i have to be careful how i say things um because they're not acceptable now where i'm like that's funny they're like no that ain't funny it ain't funny no more i'm like okay sorry Sorry, sorry, sorry.
And I've had this conversation with others that are of my same age group that have been around as long as I have.
But it can kind of be difficult, like in this weird limbo space of our own mind of, like, one thing that, like, it was acceptable and funny.
just, but there are, there are people that like, you know, they're predators that have been in this industry.
There are, you know, in the same way in like in the military, I've had all different experiences of good people, not so good people, really not so good people.
You know, it's kind of funny because, um, You know, this is something that's changed a lot.
And as an old bitch that's been around forever, it's interesting to see the nuances of people that I've known that have been in the business for a long time and their ability to change or not change and have certain scandals and circumstances happen.
Because back in the day, the only reason a guy would get into this business is to get laid.
If you are in a power position, you shouldn't be using that as a tool for your own personal use to get
But I've also been around long enough where I'm very aware of the realistic nature of how this business always was before this concept ever existed.
And a lot of people that I've known for 25, 30 years, they're still acting like it's 1995 and it's like, and then they get into some bad situations and you know um yeah so that's something that even myself like i can be pretty foul mouthed and you know um things that were not acceptable back then i have to be careful how i say things um because they're not acceptable now where i'm like that's funny they're like no that ain't funny it ain't funny no more i'm like okay sorry Sorry, sorry, sorry.
And I've had this conversation with others that are of my same age group that have been around as long as I have.
But it can kind of be difficult, like in this weird limbo space of our own mind of, like, one thing that, like, it was acceptable and funny.
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