Today's episode speaks about the confrontation between LeBron James and Stephen A. Smith and its connection to the incident between Chris Rock and Will Smith.

Why is it that black people feel like you are hating on them when you give a negative take on their performance? As if they are above criticism, but you have to understand that this is an honest assessment of your game not your character? Let's talk about it on a new episode of Yo Is This Thing on Podcast.

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Aye yooo what's up guys and welcome to the second episode of Yo is This Thing On and quick disclaimer, the things talk about in this show are my opinion and I'm not speaking directly to anyone. I'm speaking on attitudes, actions and behaviors so try not to get too much into your feelings. There's a lot of bitchassness in the world today and I felt the need to address it. So if you're ready, let's get this thing going because I have a lot to talk about.

What's up guys and welcome to the first episode of "Yo is This Thing On"! podcast. I'm very happy to finally be in a space to get this done and I hope you enjoy and come back for more.

I was raised on reckless behavior. Richard Pryor and Eddie Murphy were who I would admire as a child. I would sneak into the den at my parents house and listen to Richard Pryor albums all night long. These guys were to raw so it pains me to see Eddie Murphy water down his comedic style for Coming To America 2. What happened to Eddie? I'll tell you what happened to him. This brittle world scared him straight. Let's talk about it.