Greetings, greetings, welcome to another episode of Truth to Power. I am your host, Tyra Storami, and tonight I want to talk about the whole daily situation. Did he do it? Now this is a popular conversation amongst social media and in the streets and things like that and new media and things because Sean Dilly Puffick comes, has been, has mentioned something, has been rated in Miami and where was the second place?
Was it Los Angeles? Well, anyway, his matches have been rated by Homeland Security for whatever reason, I don't know why Homeland Security is on this. The only thing that they're speculating is sex trafficking or tape-specific trafficking on them. But also, one thing that I've noticed is that, and this, and fair warning, I don't think I'm going to go where people think I'm going to go with this tonight.
But, you know, Sean Dilly Puffick made a whole bunch of mistakes. Now, me, myself, I see things from a different perspective because I've noticed things over the years. Over the years, no matter how much money Sean Dilly has made, he's never really checked in with the grassroots or anything like that. And I'm not even saying that he's obligated to, I'm not saying that he's beholden to the black community in that way.
What I am saying is, though, that people want you to reach a certain level, people can't wait for your downfall. Even with this case against McCassy, I've read the documents. I told people over and over again that guy is innocent of the whole sex trafficking thing with McCassy. Because not one mention of what they had to know with documents from her lawyer, by the way, mentioned him sex trafficking her.
And people have to be very careful with language. Now, they're saying that young Miami, she was one of the drug news, and she had pink cocaine, and she was up there, you know, participating as a sex worker with Dilly and things of that nature. So now, every woman in Dilly's past or present has been subjugated as being, or should I say, a woman has been a sex worker. And I even think that 50 cents baby mother definitely joined.
She was in a mix as well. Now, as far as Dilly goes, I'm looking at things from a different perspective. I'm looking at all the black people almost celebrating his downfall. Now, with that being said, and I did that moment of silence for a reason, because I wanted that the sinking engine for a moment and let you guys think about this for a moment, like why have you been wishing for this man's downfall?
Not for the support fact that he's evil or that he has a lot of money and things like that. Well, it is because the support fact he has a lot of money, but not for the support fact that he's actions. It's because people who have not reached their goals or political goals, would love to see another black person drive back down to their level. They would love that.
They love nothing more than to see a black person that made it. They in a black community, this is prevalent thinking it is. And I'm not a big fan of Dilly at all. Let me put that out there by the way.
I'm not a big fan of Dilly at all. Nobody bumped hit him up louder than me. Trust me that trust me on that. And I was a little kid at that point.
But what I'm saying to the point of making is when I'm saying it from this perspective, and you take your emotions out of it and you take all these things that the media is telling you and you really peel back the layers, you start to think to yourself like that and for you to spend most of your life building this empire, building a solid business reputation for yourself, and for it to all crumble like this because of bad habits, like being to a man from one person that's just opposed to the situation because of bad habits or bad sexual impulses and things of that nature. Let us say it. This is very sad. It is.
It really is. And to see it in real time is even sadder. And I know they got conspiracy theories and people saying that maybe he pissed off the wrong people with the whole liquor company, him solo liquor company and things like that. And it could be very well true.
But at the same time though, if you really look at things, if you really look at the rain skin thing and the scope of things, I don't know how many people have read the party laws of power, Brave up of Robert Green by the way. But he explains that isolation is dangerous. And I explained this before multiple shows before that suspect the white supremacist and white supremacist alike, they have mastered the art of getting black celebrities and black entertainers into this bubble where they're isolated. They want to isolate it away from the community and they can never ever like.
I guess show face. They get to the point it can even show face real again. Then that's when they come with their guns. They big guns and they try to destroy them.
What the exception of Kanye West? Because he's indestructible. I guess he doesn't really care. Like he's like he's bouncing back.
But you know, like with the whole data situation, did he had the whole campaign, Boulder guy and you know, just going out there and just campaign for white people or white supremacists alike and never really checking in with the black community or bringing black people along. And it's just very strange and very disheartening to know that not one of Diddy's former employees got a good word to say about him. Not one. Now with the now, we're now you just opposed that to the Ben Srin Man situation with the WWE.
He built the empire with that and he had some questionable sexual escapades going. But it appears that if you talk to the WWE versus they have people that's coming to his eat. And I think a few people can't today is a like some dog, Luke and people of that nature and Stevie Jay of all people. But you know, like, it's like his former employees, though.
They just they just have nothing good to say about him. And it's going to be a storm. He's going to have to weather this storm and then we'll see what this is really made of if he can weather this storm and come out of it. But hey man, like if they got the evidence to come get your way, they're gonna come get your way.
And as you do all these diabolical things to people for just for a moment, they create that monster. They will, but when they feel like the monster is getting too big for the bridges, shout out to my grandmother for their phrase, but they feel like the monster gets too big for the bridges. They'll come spank you. And at this point in time, he's getting spanked.
He is his reputation has gone to shit. You know, the money, I guess the money's gonna be there, but they're gonna try to drain it with all these cases and all these lawsuits that's going to ensue from these cases. And that's, you know, I wouldn't be surprised if he got the bill card was treatment in over 200 when it came out and said they did it trying to subtract them. And then that's, you know, he's gonna be fine.
Two of the different cases at one time. But these are monsters, monsters need regulations. I'm not the, I'm not the nine affected. They didn't mean I may not be a monster because that may very well be the case.
What I'm saying is that for the black people or the black men that are aspiring to be on the type of level and the type of status and having those type of that type of reputation go to shit and the bill of impact like that and have it go to shit. Over night, over impulses, there are lessons to be learned. There are lessons to be learned. And that's why I always say the person in the coming months when they say when they talk about business, when they release the business, first thing I said, Al Heyman, Al Heyman doesn't do any interviews.
He doesn't take any pictures. He's not an alumni like that. And that's one of the richest black men that y'all don't even know about. I think Al Heyman said no $1 billion.
You're legit. I don't know. And please don't look up the network shit because that's not really accurate. Shout to Cat Williams for telling me I had to do my back pocket.
It's not accurate network and liquid work is two different things. This man sitting on paper people and don't do no interviews. Got what two pictures on the internet if that stays out of the line. Like the only reason why people even know he exists is because he puts on these major Boston shows every disability every now and everybody every year.
Actually came up on the clearance of this. This we came up on this. We learned business from the black guy father, but you know sure want us about this in the nine is you know all open the video dancing. Hey, this is the result that you're going to get.
And even though she'll then play his hand as well either, but now we're seeing the conclusion to the East Coast West Coast war basically has played out in front of us. But but what I'm saying is in the whole meaning of this episode of truth, the power is to understand that there are forces out there working against you already. If you aspire to get to that level, understand that it's going to take blood. It's going to take sweat.
It's going to take tears. No doubt about that. No doubt about that. But once you get to the level, have things in place and have it's a protected enough and grounded enough and humbled enough.
I want to say humbled, have it's a confident enough to have things and place to protect you from certain entities be sexually disciplined. Don't go off your sexual impulses at all time because that's a recipe for disaster. And I also did this episode to say it is a black community when it come down to celebrities and things like that. I understand you guys want to see them fall and things like that was compared to Epstein or to compare it to the rest of these pedophiles in the past and say, it's extra fakers and things like that.
It's crazy and mad and saying it just insane off the board. Because it's interesting that Danny Masterson was actually convicted of rape and the white media has said little has like two media outlets, private says, something about his conviction and that was it. That was it. No, with that being said, I just want to thank God for tuning in for this episode to power.
I want to thank you guys for supporting the new record has been out black rolls. I'm going to group no face, no name. I'm just dropping six, seven, 24 got like two more to the female son to finish and then I'm dropping and it's called love is never enough. Thank you guys for tuning in tonight.
I just spoke truth to power. Have a good night.