Jul 19, 2026 · 2 hr 11 min · 12 segments
Hey Niggas it's your best friends back at it. Listen this episode gets kind of emotional towards the end with Nolan Xavier Wells, So we understand if you guys want to skip the chapter. Remember we are…
Well, I'm so glad we have this show.
A lot of the times we do talk about serious topics, and this is a serious topic for me, but one thing about Black people is we laugh to keep from crying, and I needed a distraction because...
You're in my close circle, so you know how I feel pain when you're hurting.
I hurt.
So I want to give a shout out to, and I'm not going to say her name out of respect, one of my very best friends.
She had a family member that passed away of cancer and cancer.
I just dedicate the show to Nicole.
I pray your soul rests in peace.
I pray that you are on the other side.
I pray that you, you know, you're not hurting, you're not suffering, you're not in pain, but I do want you to really watch over your family.
She comes from an amazing family.
And I've kind of felt a little down.
TJ noticed that because he really canceled.
I was just like, you know what? No, because I need a distraction because until I can get my best friend next week, I'm going to go show my support to the family.
I just
I've been sad about that all day because.
Cancer, I feel like, for whatever reason, and I think it is the food as well as the stressors because it's like we can't eat nothing.
We can't afford medication.
We can't afford to live.
We're not getting paid.
So outside of the food that we're consuming and the stressors, just being...
I feel like it's hitting more and more Black people in their 30s now.
And that's something that I'm not used to seeing.
You know, you growing up, we would hear people maybe in their 50s, sometimes 40s, but it was just late 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s that had canals.
Well, I'm so glad we have this show.
A lot of the times we do talk about serious topics, and this is a serious topic for me, but one thing about Black people is we laugh to keep from crying, and I needed a distraction because...
You're in my close circle, so you know how I feel pain when you're hurting.
I hurt.
So I want to give a shout out to, and I'm not going to say her name out of respect, one of my very best friends.
She had a family member that passed away of cancer and cancer.
I just dedicate the show to Nicole.
I pray your soul rests in peace.
I pray that you are on the other side.
I pray that you, you know, you're not hurting, you're not suffering, you're not in pain, but I do want you to really watch over your family.
She comes from an amazing family.
And I've kind of felt a little down.
TJ noticed that because he really canceled.
I was just like, you know what? No, because I need a distraction because until I can get my best friend next week, I'm going to go show my support to the family.
I just
I've been sad about that all day because.
Cancer, I feel like, for whatever reason, and I think it is the food as well as the stressors because it's like we can't eat nothing.
We can't afford medication.
We can't afford to live.
We're not getting paid.
So outside of the food that we're consuming and the stressors, just being...
I feel like it's hitting more and more Black people in their 30s now.
And that's something that I'm not used to seeing.
You know, you growing up, we would hear people maybe in their 50s, sometimes 40s, but it was just late 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s that had canals.
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