What's up family? Aiana Jackson two pots, rape, or cues that resurfaced in the news several days ago. When Vlad TV did an interview with her, where she told her side of the story on what happened on the night that two pots supposedly raped her, two pots and his associates. Now she went on and on about what went down and how she was violated. But there were several stories that just did not add up. There were several holes in her story. And if anybody really watched the video, it's very easy to see. Let me say this off the rip. By no stretch of the imagination, M.I.A. proponent or alabius for anybody who rapes a woman or anybody. I'm not with it. In fact, I don't even condone it when people do it in jail when they do it to rapist. I don't condone it on no level. I don't like the Donald Trumps of the world. I don't defend rapist. By the same token, I don't defend those who lie about rape. And I'm gonna tell you just like this. Aiana Jackson is lying. Man, it don't take a genius, man, to listen to somebody and be able to decipher whether they're lying or not. You can listen to them how they change their stories up and how they hesitate on certain words. Check out how they fidget. The nervousness, all of this stuff, the voice tone, the change. You can tell when somebody is lying if you study human beings. Now, there are those who say, well, nobody knows what happened. If we wasn't there, well, we wasn't there for slavery, but we know it happened, right? Come on, man. This woman a few days ago gets captured, taken a picture in front of a two-pot mural. Why? In the hell, this is common sense, man. This ain't no damn rocket science stuff, man. This is common sense. You ain't got to go to school for this. This common sense. Why in the hell would somebody take a picture in front of a mural of the person that they accused of violating them, of violating them in the most personal sense? Why would somebody do that? Why would a victim do that? No, a victim would not do that. But somebody who is a liar, somebody who is who has malicious and criminal intent, they would. And Ayanna Jackson, she fist the description. If you look at the picture, look at her. She got that look on her face like, yeah, nigga, I told you I was going to get you. Come on, man. I summarized that she got hot because Pop didn't treat her like a lady. I think what happened is that Pop treated her pretty much like a whore, which that's what she was. Because any woman that would eat a man up on a crowded dance floor, got to be a whore. I don't know nothing that's what you can call it, man. I'm trying to figure out a nice word. I can't think of nothing. Man, you can't have it both ways. You can't behave like a whore and expect somebody to treat you like a lady. It don't work like that. You can't have it both ways. Either a lady or you something else. This this chick man, I do believe that she is responsible to some extent for Pop's demise. Because if Pop had never gone to jail for that rape case, Pop probably would have never signed with death row. And Pop would have probably had people around him that would not co-sign bad activity. You know, if Pop were to even just bet around somebody like me, I would have put a look at Pop. Hey man, I didn't cool. I'm going to tell them just like it is, that ain't cool. When I saw Pop had signed, I remember, as soon as I saw that Pop had signed with death row, I said he did. Because just because of how they was moving, you know, it was just too much drama. And Pop himself, he was full of some drama too. But you can't have everybody, you know, doing the same type of thing, everybody full of drama. Everybody ready to ride at all times. Somebody got to sit back and be thinking like, oh man, I don't think that's a good look. You know, it can't just be smashed to gas all the time. Somebody got to be there to pump the brakes and say, hold on man, let's look at this another way. I ain't saying let's not ride on them, but I'm saying let's take a critical analysis of the situation and then decide what we want to do. But we're sure, I mean, Pop should together. Come on man. I remember hanging out with Shug once and me and Shug, we was in Miami and we were doing a radio interview and the DJ was like, what are y'all doing? You know, act Shug, what you're going to do after this? And Shug was like, man, we from the restaurant, nah, nah, you hanging with me tonight. You're going to be with me tonight. Ain't nobody getting shot, ain't nobody getting killed, ain't nobody getting beat up tonight. You rolling with me tonight. And that's how I went down. Nobody got shot, nobody got beat up, nobody got killed. I think it was just a few months later, Shug went back after Miami got shot. So you got to have somebody around that's got some sense, you know, that's, that's critically thinking, you know, that's being logical about these situations because things are going to happen. And you're going to have adversaries and it's going to be a time to ride and it's going to be a time to fall back. And you put pot and Shug together. Ha, man. Hard to do. This chick wasn't worried about justice. She was worried about getting pot, getting paid. I think at some point she probably even got high off the attention. You did see, and I think, I think pot probably did almost the thing that almost any dude in that situation would have done. The only thing he could have done differently is not put himself in the situation at all. And man, when you young man and you just out there having fun and you flipping the women and whatever that's easy to get caught. It's very easy to get caught up in a situation like that. If you ain't lived that life, if you didn't have access to women like that then it's going to be hard to imagine. But even dudes who haven't had access like that has, like pot, didn't have pot stature has had access to where they could run a train on a chick. You know, that ain't hard to do. So, you know, I really can't blame pot for that situation at all. I mean, that's almost anybody would find themselves in a situation like that. And you basically go and let her hold be a hoe. You're not going to treat a hoe like a queen. You don't treat a hoe like a hoe. And I think that's what happened. He treated a hoe like a hoe. And she thought that she was special and she wanted something more with pot. And at the end of the day she got what she got. And pot paid the price for dealing with, you know, being in the company of a hoe. I think that's how I went down. I think pot was a good dude. He had a good heart, you know. And it said what happened to the dude, man. It's really sad that we lost him so early. I mean, a straight, a damn genius. 25 years old, all of the stuff that he accomplished just at 25 years old. Can you imagine what pot would be like now? Damn, imagine the contributions. Oh, man. That was cold. Rape, again, I'm going to tell you man, rape is a horrible, horrible act. So I would never condone that. I would never protect the rapist, ever, never. In fact, when I found out my uncle was one, man, it took my cousin to stop me from riding on him. I'm talking about riding all the way on him. So I believe this chick is a liar. I could be wrong, but I doubt it. No more talk. What the man is talking about? Damn. I'm talking about the rapist. I'm talking about the rapist. I'm talking about the rapist.