There are multiple artists with the name Jason Black:

1. S. Jason B… Read Full Bio ↴There are multiple artists with the name Jason Black:

1. S. Jason Black is an author, artist, and long time practitioner of Tantric Magick. He has also worked as a professional psychic. He has published three books, Tantra Without Tears, Pacts With The Devil, and Urban Voodo, and one Audio 2CD album, The Mass of the Antichrist: A Liturgical Ritual, which features his readings of Mass alongside music performed by himself and various collaborators. The second CD contains an interview with Black, conducted by Nicholas Tharcher.

2. A rapper from Spring Valley, NY.

The Man
Jason Black Lyrics

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Got a whiplash tongue
That is sharp like a razor
With a kill switch mind a role manipulator
And you're so alive
I can see you on the marquee
You're in overdrive
But you're lookin'
For the Soul key

You're a big bone lick
And I feel your vibration
A Dog and Pony
Trick
You know you need a
Vacation
With your mighty fine
Wealth

Now you're livin'
In a typhoon
You Better check your health
I See the risin' of the
Black Moon
The Man
Man In The Middle
Tell me can
Can you cry me a riddle
You can't see the light
And the darkness
Has fallen upon you
And you live and die

In the madness
That gathers around you
In a big black car
Now you're full of ambition
You're a Rock 'n Roll Star
With a killer condition
Talk so cheap
And I heard it on the
Grapvine
You better sow what you reap
Or you be walkin' on a flatline
Can't see the light 'til

You open your eyes
You open your eyes

Overall Meaning

In Jason Black's song, "The Man," the lyrics describe a person with a sharp tongue and manipulative mind, who is constantly seeking success and validation. The person is compared to a "Dog and Pony Trick," suggesting that they are only putting on a show for others. Despite their success, they are still searching for something deeper, something that the lyrics refer to as the "Soul key." This could be interpreted as a search for meaning or purpose beyond material success.

The second verse continues the theme of the person's inner turmoil, as they are living in a state of chaos and darkness. The rising of the "Black Moon" could be seen as a symbol of impending doom or impending change. The chorus asks if the person can "cry me a riddle," suggesting that they are lost and confused and perhaps unable to communicate their feelings. The final lines suggest that the person can only escape their situation by "opening their eyes" and seeing the reality of their situation.

Overall, the lyrics of "The Man" paint a picture of a person who is both successful and deeply troubled, trying to find meaning and purpose in a chaotic world where success is fleeting.

Line by Line Meaning

Got a whiplash tongue
My tongue is quick and sharp

That is sharp like a razor
Like a razor blade, it's sharp and can cut

With a kill switch mind a role manipulator
I have the ability to control and manipulate situations or people

And you're so alive
You have a lot of energy and excitement

I can see you on the marquee
You're a performer or someone in the spotlight

You're in overdrive
You're pushing yourself very hard

But you're lookin' for the Soul key
You're searching for a deeper meaning or purpose

You're a big bone lick
You're a powerful or impressive figure

And I feel your vibration
I sense your energy or aura

A Dog and Pony trick
Your actions or words are just for show or superficial

You know you need a vacation
You're stressed or overwhelmed and need a break

With your mighty fine wealth
You have a lot of money or resources

Now you're livin' in a typhoon
Your life is chaotic and unpredictable

You Better check your health
Be sure to take care of yourself

I See the risin' of the Black Moon
Something ominous or negative is happening

The Man Man In The Middle
There is someone in a position of power or control

Tell me can Can you cry me a riddle
Can you explain the situation in a confusing or cryptic way

You can't see the light
You're in a dark or difficult place

And the darkness Has fallen upon you
The negative situation has intensified

And you live and die In the madness That gathers around you
You're stuck in a chaotic or unstable environment that affects you greatly

In a big black car Now you're full of ambition
You want to succeed or achieve something important

You're a Rock 'n Roll Star With a killer condition
You have a dangerous or self-destructive quality

Talk so cheap And I heard it on the Grapvine
You say a lot but don't back it up, and rumors spread easily

You better sow what you reap Or you be walkin' on a flatline
You need to take action or face serious consequences

Can't see the light 'til You open your eyes
You won't realize the truth until you're willing to see it

Lyrics © Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Peermusic Publishing, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, WORDS & MUSIC A DIV OF BIG DEAL MUSIC LLC
Written by: GLENN WILLIAM HUGHES, JOE BONAMASSA, KEVIN SHIRLEY

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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

notgoneconform

@Tiffy let me reiterate my initial point. You actually raised something that was irrelevant and that I never put forth. As I stated in my initial comment in regard to his reason for not dealing with bw it was because they were, in his words, disrespectful. Or they didn't show him respect. That's not an analysis that is exclusive to his perspective.

Whether or not he gets married to the women of another race is entirely irrelevant to the fact that he doesn't want to feel like he isn't respected. Marrying a woman that does not respect you as a man is going to be hell on earth. That's not success. So trying to equate his reasoning for not dealing with black women with the end result of marriage is misguided. Additionally, marriage is more so a metric of success for women.

Things do not always work out. Imagine that a woman has the option between dating a physically abusive man and a non abusive man. She chooses to abstain from the abusive men. It does no matter if she gets married to a non abusive man or the end result is they break up. It is also no success if she marries a man that beats her every night. The point is that she does not want to be abused.

Now if he said that the other women also did not show him respect, then you might be able to make an argument about it being him, but to focus on the metric of marriage when the reasoning was a matter of respect is disingenuous at best.

As men are becoming more and more aware of the options outside the US, those numbers will continue to rise. More and more men are in fact marrying women from abroad. Particularly your more successful black men.

This phenomenon of women being this bad is relatively recent and therefore there is a delayed response, but it is occurring. The rate of interracial and abroad marriages for black men are rising, while the rate of the sane for black women dropped.

Again, I would not conflate marriage, which is an institution that has greater legal downsides than benefits for men, with success when the reasoning an individual expressed for leaving bw alone was over respect. If you go elsewhere and get respect, then you succeeded whether or not that relationship works out or not

All comments from YouTube:

D & D Jackson

2y↑86

Never ceases to amaze me how brothers can carry the "trauma" of being rejected by hoodrats during high-school into adulthood. Greg literally slammed sisters because they didn't want him as a goofball teenager. 😆

robsaint77

2y↑147

It's easier for Gregg to say that black women are the totality of his problems than it is to say he just prefers non-black women. Whatever relationship issues he was going to have were gonna happen no matter the race of the woman.

A. Edwards

2y↑23

Yea it's clearly a HIM problem. This guy was looking for easy roads. Been with an Asian for 10yrs and had a kid but wasn't good enough to get married to her, na.

QueenV God knows Me period!

2y↑4

💯 percent!

QueenV God knows Me period!

2y↑1

Lol 😂

Bonnie Bee

2y↑14

He IS the damn problem...!!

J-Short

2y↑3

Or maybe it’s the way he was treated and he’s telling the truth….

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Take Out The Trash

2y↑80

Greg Is the living proof that educated lames are no different than pookie and rayray. 🤣

Daniel Vasquez

2y↑81

Discipline and Focus is 90% of the battle and when you got that mastered, it’s game over for everyone else!! We got this fellas!!

WOKE MOVEMENT

2y↑1

PREACH MY GUY PREACH!!!!

GL

Exacta

MyAharvey

Bingo

Ric Green

2y↑21

Thank you Andre for displaying black men in a repesctable light ✊🏿. ... Greg!? Your life says it all 🙈. That was a masterclass Jason, we needed to hear that. 🅱️1️⃣💲

Emmss

Facts. It was great having a successful, mature, black man such as Andre on as a guest B1$ ✊🏾💖

Timothy Doctor

2y↑81

The thing I've definitely noticed is that as a Black man, you often get the "What are YOU doing here?" looks and comments throughout your life if you're in a room where you're the only, or one of the few Black faces. That burden of proof is always there for Black men. You have to justify your presence, and no, you aren't afforded basic respect from the beginning, the way they may afford their own. Even if you get to the point where you're treated as a peer, there's often a limit - there will be things you won't be invited to. You won't be inner-circle.

As for Greg...I guess non-Black women treated HIM better, but he didn't treat them any differently than he treated Black women.

SunVenusMoon

2y↑16

There is a reason for that. Yt male society judge you by your accomplishments, masculinity, and family values (as they judge themselves by). If you look at the collective of black males, as a majority, what is shown? Not saying this to debate, but no one should be surprised.

Ricki Hosein

2y↑32

You do know that bw go through that same thing right with being the only one in the room, being looked at strange, not being put in circles...the difference bw are able to rise above, shun the haters and still persevere and do well...be are accustomed to having to survive without help from anyone, cause they've been left to do so for a really long time....anyhoo, shout out to all the bw doing their thing and to the BM who actually get it and are also doing their thing

Timothy Doctor

2y↑2

Actually, Black women advance in part because they're a "double minority," a woman and Black. On the paperwork they count as 2 people, so a workplace can appear more diverse than it truly is. It isn't because they're somehow working harder than Black men and persevering. Why is it we can't discuss Black men without women having to make it about themselves?

Ricki Hosein

2y↑18

@Timothy Doctor ...I wasn't trying to make it about bw, but there are BM out there that think they alone go through stuff...bw go through the same shit and probably sometimes more...if it they're doubling up, their work ethic still says a lot...there's no taking away from that...they are doing better...period!....the men in any community should never have to catch up to the women...the black community is matriarchal at this point...I don't think bw wanted it to be so, but they were forced to...also, why do you think BM feel uncomfortable, not put into circles etc?...ya'll wouldn't have to put up with that shit, if you own and build things...none of us like to hear the truth..I'm not saying bw are perfect, bw have things they need to work on, but in the mean-time, they've taken a bad situation and trying really hard to make it better, not all, but a lot!!!

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Erica McQueen

2y↑15

ADHD isn't a learning disability. We're typically highly intelligent. My son was identified as ADHD in kindergarten, but his teachers (white) were amazing. He consistently scored top 2-3 students in his school with State testing every year until the pandemic hit.

Aquarius Amethyst

2y↑2

Adhd ls a learning disability… I have adhd and I was able to get an IEP when I got diagnosed. However I was more intelligent than my classmates. Scored above average or superior on tests, taught myself how to play piano, knit, sew, crotchet, draw, use a computer, light computer coding, and more before I hit double digits. In kindergarten I read at a 3rd grade level. My mother said I did everything early (walk, talk, etc). I learned how to read and do maths before kindergarten. I did many many IQ tests growing up and always got a higher score than the average kid my age (although I have issues with the accuracy of IQ tests but that’s a whole different conversation.) Now I’m 21 and I’m going to school to become a doctor and I have many more accomplishments.

With that being said, learning disabilities does not mean you are unintelligent. We learn differently and school environments are not set up in a way that we need. I wish the black community would understand disabilities and destigmatize them. I am disabled… and there’s nothing wrong with that 🤷🏽‍♀️

Rose

2y↑1

@Aquarius Amethyst The definition of a learning disability is “a condition giving rise to difficulties in acquiring knowledge and skills to the level expected of those of the same age, especially when not associated with a physical handicap.” So if you were more intelligent than your classmates you did not have a learning disability. Learning differently is not a disability.

Aquarius Amethyst

@Rose Adhd is quite literally a learning disability. Not only that, it messes with my day to day functions along with my autism. Legally, I am disabled from the adhd alone (I found out I was autistic in my late teens/early adulthood). And I still needed an IEP and an Aid to accompany me in class. My adhd affects how I write so my aid would write for me. And sometimes I do have trouble processing information because the way people relay info is not fit for my brain. I wish people would educate themselves on disabilities, especially a heavily stigmatized one like adhd, before coming up with their own conclusions. Like people thinking it’s only “I have a hard time paying attention and I’m hyper”… I WISH it was just those things, life would be 100% easier that way

JP coleman

2y↑59

Jason is Always fair and on point the way he deals with people; like that brotha who thinks dealing with a Japanese baby mama is 10times better than dealing with a blk woman. Jason proved to the brotha that blk women are not always the problem, because brothas often are, especially these bros who think they are better because they have a non blk woman will give their lives more worth, than a FBA female.

The Dojo of Manhood

2y↑15

I knew something was wrong with Greg immediately and I peeped Jason was lining him up early lol

JP coleman

@The Dojo of Manhood yep!

A. Heru

2y↑47

That dude Greg called up and showed why there are some people you need to steer clear of no matter how many figures are in their yearly income.

Sweetness336

Facts and worse thing is he showing that college educated ain't shit. As well as he willing to take on a Japanese single babymother.. Than his own black women..omfg

Sweetness336

Facts..money is not everything. Its a tool to make us better together. Building thinking goals..

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Ex Church Girl

2y↑15

Andre was an excellent guest! Would like to hear more from him in the future.

Daniel Vasquez

2y↑36

"Money is power and power just makes you more than what you already are." - Jason Black

Nat Henrick clark

2y↑1

More of, what you already are

Emmss

2y↑6

Mr. Black is wise beyond his years and is such a man of integrity! Fact bombs dropped everywhere. Awesome broadcast Mr. Black! 💯🔥💯🔥

mack-10

2y↑10

Brother Black, this is another epic broadcast. We need to hear more from brothers like Andre, so we have an understanding of the way they move in the power dynamics. I am tired of sharing the same uniform with the "Gregs."

11FBA11

2y↑64

There is no such thing as an easy dollar for a black man. Truer words were never spoken.

TommyOtaku

Big facts

Same stuff different day

2y↑1

All facts

Crunchydee

2y↑10

He told the truth about that, but understanding that statement you would think people would really understand the landscape of things out here. Mann I stay frugal and respect my value. I don’t have to prove $hit.

K-LUV, Jr.

@Crunchydee 💯

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Matt

2y↑20

Honestly you have to come in from the gate demanding your respect. But first you have to believe it yourself. And that should be instilled in all young black males.

Nate

49w

Thank you Jason for this broadcast you have done - immense wealth of knowledge

It's Whatever

2y↑89

Men like Greg swear they are different from the pookies and ray rays but always have the same track record. A bunch of baby mamas, child support, and bitterness. A waste.

The Dojo of Manhood

2y↑15

They're just high earning Pookies...If 1200 is making you this angry and deluded in Texas, you probably don't actually make 135k

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DC

2y↑6

I saw a clip of this on TikTok. This is PURE GOLD, especially Mr. Greg - he is PRICELESS!🤣

ShrewdDude

2y↑4

On the topic of respect for black men: Although its wrong and annoying that we have to “earn” their confidence, I also understand. We as a people are all over the media in a negative way, the times they do engage with us a lot of times confirms the stereotypes but also we arent consistent either. If everytime they meet a black guy and 8 out of 10 fit a the image they’ve always seen. How could we be that mad?

The Dojo of Manhood

Is it every man they meet or every man they decide to entertain? I know ratchet bw are out there, but I rarely come into contact with them on a daily basis

Conni Q

2y↑2

@The Dojo of Manhood i think it's a mix of both. As a non-rachet BW, i may not entertain bums and dustiest, BUT i have to encounter and deal with them everyday. This isn't exclusive to BM, but that's who I encounter the most. Simply walking down the street, minding my business can get me cat-called or followed. Being on SM can get married men and 🍆pics in my DMs. I don't choose these things but i do have to deal with them. I don't entertain them, but i do have to deal with it. Also, I'm never sure, when a random man approaches me, if he knows how to handle rejection or if he may unalive me because of it. So yes, there is some truth that BM do have to work harder for respect bc so many mess it up for the decent ones.

I Am Coach Courtney - Let's Talk About It!

2y↑20

Great insight, perspective. I'll definitely be increasing my respect level for my husband and black male colleagues. Excellent reminder to do so! Btw Jason, this new format is brilliant 👏🏽. Shining the light bright on 'em 🔦

Robbie Reid

2y↑32

Why did Jason do that man like that? I give it to Liz and Andre for keeping it together. I would have muted myself, turned off my camera, and died laughing. Jason crushed my man's soul.

A. Edwards

2y↑11

Yooo I was dying 😂😂 listening that guy, sounded like a clown. He put himself in so many corners by his own words, but blames the host for cutting through the BS, extracting the facts and bringing it to him. And he wondered why black women didn't respect him. C'mon man.

enlightened

2y↑3

Jason is hard core😊🤣

enlightened

@SD 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Claiborne-Bey

2y↑11

Once again great broadcast straight up facts 💯 ✊🏿

Meech Yaboy

2y↑2

The special Ed thing is crazy.. looking back I remember they tried to put me in special Ed…. As a kid I hated lectures and I was advanced so it was redundant I understood algebra and geometry in 3rd grade cause I liked math… I never did homework and I slept in class yet I passed every test and placed well in standardized state tests. I was never recommended anything more challenging only special Ed.

LadyMarie J

2y↑39

This lady on the panel is a great dancer💃🏾 because she dances around subjects like a pro. "Skirting" basically. She answers direct questions indirectly, as a woman we catch that sh%t right away
How the men got anything from her input is beyond me...Greg is full of it.He just wanted access to a certain type of black woman when he was younger and couldn't get it. Then he brings his dysfunction to other women🙄 . He's wanted validation from black women all his life and the truth is...he still does 😏

Ricki Hosein

2y↑5

I just hope no bw is trying to settle down with him, cause he's still a dusty!

Cede D

2y↑1

Accurate for Greg!!

Gina M

2y↑1

I thought it was just me.. She had a speech for every question but no substantial answers.

LadyMarie J

2y↑1

@Gina M Girl she may as well been running for office 😂

Gina M

2y↑1

@LadyMarie J right!! Safe answers all day long

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David Hollingsworth

In regards to special education, Dr. Nikole Hannah-Jones have been talking about this for years.
Needless to say, she's worth a listen.

bernice Joned

2y↑6

🤔💜 Excellent show once again Jason-B-💜As a divorce mother of a 35-year-old 40 year old Sons🤔 I sent my sons 2-, live with their Dad
when they were 15 and 11 🤔 best decision I ever made 4- them and myself 🤔 don't get me wrong my sons where are excellent Sons excellent young men's fathers 2 this
day 🤔 I had done all I could do 4 my son far as teaching them about Life
right or wrong 🤔 but I knew I could never teach them how 2- B-A black man in this world 🤔 Now you can imagine At that age my son's was upset with me 😁 sending them-2 their dad 😁🤔 years later they thank me over and over again 4- the decision I made 🤔💜Cut The Check ✔️ B-1💜

Marie Blacksmith

2y↑2

Omg 😂that whole Greg part was hilarious! Jason was just sitting him up for the kill and he was so oblivious.

Bert Thompson

2y↑2

Great, concise broadcast as expected.
B1

Yohance Amir

2y↑3

I never gave my son the "talk". I sent him to an all boys academy so he never felt oppressed. I teach excellence and self awareness.

Jay Woods

2y↑23

I told myself 12 yo "STOP LOOKING FOR EASY". When they get tired push the game above the rim. Run fastest, study more. Become machine like.

GL

2y↑1

Truth

Same stuff different day

2y↑21

Fellas , there’s no free rides out here. As a man you have to build something. ( if you don’t build something you’ll end up just doing the best that you can do)I cashed out and left the casino years ago cause I knew I’d never be rich and pretty much a working stiff until I die so I married and called it a day.

Ex Church Girl

2y↑13

Greg’s message was demystified by the best in the business! 😂😂😂

The Dojo of Manhood

2y↑7

He was truly embarassing...embarrassing... $1200 a month is setting up a woman for life

Ex Church Girl

2y↑2

@The Dojo of Manhood 🤣🤣🤣

Black To The Future

2y↑60

Damn Greg is a middle aged pookie simp hybrid.
JB gave him that work. 😅
This shit is hilarious!

Noah Knight

2y↑16

He wasn’t very bright, it was funny but also annoying to hear him talk.

Ian D

2y↑15

Tbh I see why bw wasn’t giving dude any rhythm smh

D & D Jackson

2y↑6

Crying about how h00drats didn't want him in high-school. His BLACK MAN card is officially revoked.

enlightened

2y↑1

Facts 💯🤭😂😂😂

enlightened

2y↑6

@Ian D Yep. I don't blame these sisters. Dude is a 🤡🤣🤣🤣🤣

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David S

2y↑28

The reason why the sister's haven't been checking for Greg is because he's a geek. His 30 year swirl experience has been an unproductive disaster. Even the non-black chicks apparently aren't feeling him. If the white chicks respect him so much, how come he hasn't been able to keep any of them around?

enlightened

2y↑3

Exactly

J-Short

2y↑2

Funny how women check for Asian and white geeks though.

ChampagneAndCupcakes xoxo

2y↑5

@J-Short no the hell we don’t!

Alexandrea N

2y↑15

What makes you think he’s a geek? He has a nasty attitude with a pookie mindset…that’s why he can’t find a mate.

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Marie

2y↑8

I noticed that some men that get divorced usually have maturity issues. A lot let the marriage go bc it was no longer “fun” or the wife became too serious- well, that’s what happens when only one is willing to take on the issues/responsibilities of the house. These types of men need 24/7 attention and kudos for the bare minimum. He is the issue.

Twisted Logik

2y↑15

Honestly, I think his Asian baby mama gave him custody bcse her other child has probably left the nest. She gave him full custody bcse now w the kids out the way she can get her a WM b4 she gets way too old. Never forget on Phil's channel where this WW said her biracial daughter was in the way of her dating WM. Bcse when they come to her home and see this biracial child then they're no longer interested. And he kept saying she was an Asian born in America. That really doesn't matter bcse like Indians many still try to follow their culture. And I guarantee her father was upset she was dealing w a BM. My friends Asian co-worker divorced a BM and said no Asian man would touch her. And the Asian man working their confirmed what she said.

Brian TBMOTH

Exactly, these biracial children are proof they played with the lowliest man on earth. I wouldn’t be surprised if she isn’t with a new non Black man. No pictures of her son in the house.

E T

2y↑2

I'm glad you touched on this because a lot of black people are clouded by the interracial affair fog and think that other races are ok until they get hit.

BW RNC

Learned a lot thanks again JB B1$!

Jason

2y↑9

I hope the woman can recognize how men deal with off code men, there isn't any brotherhood of support no matter what, no "amen" to all the goofy shit coming out of their mouths, first dude got called out and ran up off the block...the women ALWAYS agree with each other and that's why men will always be actual leaders.

K-LUV, Jr.

2y↑1

In deeply conditioned for a few generations at this point

ryansaunders65

2y↑2

Accountability is the word. Most women can't do it. Men have no choice.

Busy Being Better

2y↑3

Awesome. Real true truth talk! systematic system

Amelia Blair

2y↑2

Bless up Mr Black ,
2 decades later you never lost patience or lied......Good for you, us and we. B1!

Bryan Jones

2y↑2

Jason is right about the metal gear series. It came out when I was kid.

Daniel Vasquez

2y↑10

Glad to have tuned in!! Great conversations as always!!

Kaydee 216

2y↑11

It blows my mind that black people are still talking about relationships people from other cultures go in and out of relationships

A. Heru

2y↑2

Liz had no choice but to agree with Jason, she didn't have any of the Sisterhood to back up the stuff she'd usually go to bat for. Haha.

Rae

1y↑1

Their is no such term as hitting the wall. Their is a such term as becoming wiser. EVERYONE AGES.

TommyOtaku

2y↑5

Aye Jason, thank you man, for real...

notgoneconform

2y↑2

I tried listening to the entire clip of Greg because it popped up as a short but the interviewer seems to have some type of agenda.

When he initially started explaining why he didn't date black women for all that time, he was clear in his reasoning. The end result is irrelevant to that. This is like asking a woman who chose a non abusive guy over a guy that beat her in her younger years what the problem with the guy that used to best her was because the end result of the relationship with the non abuser was a breakup.

If you find a group of women treat you disrespectful, the fact that things don't work out with another group that is respectful means nothing to the fact that you abstain from the first group because you experienced disrespect.

While I would advise him to leave American women alone all together, if he is going to stick with American women it would make sense for him to not do so with a group he views as disrespectful towards him

notgoneconform

@Tiffy he did have success with non bw. He was in multiple long term relationships with non bw. If you listen to what he said, it boiled down to a matter of how he was treated.

Women within the United States have a particular culture. Within that culture that women in general have, there are subsets of culture that can somewhat be observed based upon racial lines. Black women within the United States have probably the worst form of culture when it comes to dealing with men.

What he has articulated is that the way that non bw treated him allowed him to do multiple long term relationships. Whether they lasted a lifetime isn't the issue, it's how he was treated within them.

You will find that men, and black men in particular, who have traveled and dealt with other races often have the same experience articulated by Greg.

Tiffy

2y↑5

@notgoneconform he didnt. He's not with them...thats not success. This is a prime example of lack of self awareness. It can't always be everyone else.
Those traveling men havent married those women either. If they are such wonderful women, these men would be marrying them.

notgoneconform

Tiffy

2y↑1

Respect is not all that is needed to have a successful relationship. The respect clearly wasn't there if alllll of his relationships didn't last. Based on what he's presented, I can't say he would be someone I would entertain so it's of no consequence to me.

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will x

2y↑17

I noticed when it came to Greg , Liz wasn't on that "maybe, perhaps, well not all......," Hahaha

Chris ra'el

2y↑1

From detroit great discussion and how you handled it sir excellent like you do B1

Jomar Strickland

2y↑1

Wow her whole energy and overall attitude is 20x better

The Dojo of Manhood

2y↑1

I wonder why

Jomar Strickland

@The Dojo of Manhood you already know

Idkwhattonamethis

This is exactly why I like women abroad more. I find I get the baseline level of respect of other men outside of the U.S. and it's palpable.

Idkwhattonamethis

@mtdna is ethnicity so, how many countries have you been to?

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Darae Grizzle

Brilliant thank you

Brian Wellington

2y↑1

Great Broadcast

NettieThatsMe

2y↑4

I came from Tiktok to see Greg’s response @43:00 He’s a clown. Even when he didn’t date black women he still finds a way to blame black women.

rawbishop

2y↑11

They tried that shit w me in the 2nd grade. They suggested ridalin. My dad went up there and cussed errybody out. Teacher principal nurse. Everybody got it that day. And that was the last time they tried that shit

Lady Prophet

I'm so happy I heard Jason Black's voice.. I didn't know this page existed...

Gr8er Good

2y↑1

"It is what it is" -Greg. 😂😂😂😂

Precious Robinson

2y↑9

You can prefer other race of women without talk bad on your own

Howie Moore

2y↑6

Nice to see Chavon Taylor is still alive lmaooo

belovit unkti

2y↑1

Yup!! Same thing for the black women - in general

REALenvizible

2y↑2

Let's give Greg a break. Maybe, he was just talking about the black women he has dealt with. Some are bad, but some are amazing. Just like some women from other cultures are bad and amazing.

RDC Femmes

2y↑5

at 47, yet my 18 year old nephew still has more brain cells

Shannon Moore

2y↑2

Thanks B1 ✊🏾

The Everyday Man

2y↑4

Come on Greg wasn't that bad. He's better than the average. Let's talk about it

The Dojo of Manhood

2y↑5

Knock it off. He was embarrassing and so are you for backing him

The Everyday Man

2y↑2

@The Dojo of Manhood formulate your own opinion and don't go off what the majority is saying. He ain't a Pookie like you are so why hate on a hard working BM. Explain your point and stop name calling like a little girl

The Dojo of Manhood

@The Everyday Man I know you're a little slow, but saying someone was embarrassing is not name calling. Calling him a donkey would be. Also, what makes you think I'm a pookie? I'm very confident I'm more successful than you and him

The Dojo of Manhood

@Just Call Me Bon how's he better than average other than incoms

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B. P. M.

2y↑1

POWER=POWER

Hugo Simmonds

2y↑3

Craig thinks his money can buy every Woman

Oncodeii

2y↑2

23:00 - I was jaded not even half way through college

John Pearson

2y↑4

"The Black Man's Value in this Country has been determined or defined by how much its been under attack."

Black Power ⚫

mich ferg

2y↑3

😂😂😂😂😂this is to funny bc he’s using his own words against him

LEFT LANE TANKER YANKER

2y↑5

great episode Liz is beautiful

LEFT LANE TANKER YANKER

@Still Learning Still Growing whatever man I stand on it the lady is beautiful to me and I would date her

J-Short

@LEFT LANE TANKER YANKER Color struck

Haitianjuice23

2y↑9

The brother in Texas was embarrassing…a lost ninja

NOCDIB

2y↑8

Greg is not all wrong with his assessment. Black females are terrible judges of male character from teens until at least mid-20's. Higher academic achieving Black boys and men have better chances with other races in school environments.

J-Short

2y↑3

You mean early 40s

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Bakary Diakite

2y↑1

Jason the reason why Liz did good this time it’s because most is about the Mens that’s why I think I’m just saying also I think she has a little bit of Feminist in her. B 1 Black God Jason ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿

Nicey H.

2y↑1

The big black man at the beginning isn't who I would have chosen to represent black men. His voice is not that of a black man that I would think to respect. Now of course I would respect him as an individual, we might even be friends. But no, his voice is weak, shaky, unsure, and non black. He sounds like he has spent a lot of time trying to erase his deep broad reaching voice. And his answer that people don't respect him because of his accomplishments is silly in my opinion. Of course black men's accomplishments are overlooked and disrespected. Alas you are disrespected because you're a strong black man, not because you went to college. He would be disrespected whether he was a football player, trash man, mail man, military and so on. Because he's black

Wrestling in Color Podcast

2y↑2

That guy really just....put the cherry on top of a shit sundae 😂😂😂😂

Unconscious Awakening

Women don't realize that as this world gets worse ,by nature u will fall Into a polygamist relationship because there are more women and more men will be needed to help protect and take care of them.