You ready? You ready? Yes, you can. We are gathered here today to sit on T-Honey. So may she guys have a T-Cups ready? Because this T is what? I think I'm right. Hey you guys, it's your girl T-Honey. When I seen this person trending, I was like, what year is this 2011? Like the hell? Do y'all know that Vibes Cartel, honey, still has access to his damn social media pages? So for y'all who don't know who the hell Vibes Cartel is, he's the dance hall king. You know Lord Man, so that you're y'all funny. I feel your fiends are like trying to find me. In a fight, he'd take way of lying to find me. In a dreams she writes, so she's y'all funny. I did a video about him years ago when he ended up getting locked up. I'm in the end of finding him guilty of murdering his associate. He's a five lizard Williams, okay? And so he was found guilty and he was sentenced to 35 years in prison. But him being sentenced to 35 years in prison in a Jamaican prison has not stopped this man from dropping music weekly from prison, okay? So he's still maintaining the title of the dance hall king, but he became very well known to us here in the States for bleaching his skin. He went from a chocolatey, beautiful, brown skin tone to being like some pale, pasty looking corpse with ashy purple lips, okay? He scared me when I saw the new Vibes Cartel, okay? So this is why the dance hall king aka Vibes Cartel is causing controversy now, okay? So what's going down is that basically he took to Instagram and he went in on black women for wearing weaves for bleaching their skin for dying their hair. I'm like really sir, really? I'm going to go ahead and meet you guys with Vibes Cartel had to say to all black women out there. Let me go ahead and put on my mother goose glasses and read this shit to y'all. I couldn't believe this shit when I seen this trending. So Vibes Cartel says 99.9% of black women cream their hair or wear Caucasian wigs. They braid their hair, put glue on it, cover it with the wig made from the white women's hair. Then they flash it as if it's their own while taking selfies or pretty pics at parties. Question, are you Brazilian but you want Brazilian hair or some other former hair that's not African as a matter of fact black people call white people's hair pretty hair. Shake my fucking head. I've seen people in church with cream hair and false hair praying to God. Your hypocrites. Okay, let me calm down. Your hypocrites because if God made you with your hair, why do you change it to look like someone else's hair? God made a mistake, shake my head. Black people quick to say things like, oh my grandmother is white or my auntie grandmother cousin come from England. Or you know me father mother nephew, upon me auntie's side of Indian. Black people check yourself before you check someone else. I can't even sit my teeth. Do y'all believe this shit? Clubs cartel if you don't sit down and do your damn 35 years in prison, your damn killer. So he can't come onto his Instagram page and encourage young black boys to not follow, you know, his same footsteps, to not murder somebody. You know I'm saying, but he can come onto his Instagram page to shame black women for wearing wigs. You know, this is what just annoys me with some of these black guys online that they're so worried about what black women to do to their hair. And to me personally, it shit matter what somebody does to their hair. As you guys all know for like five years straight, I wore nothing but my natural hair on YouTube. And guess what? It didn't make me any more popular. It didn't make people love my natural hair more. If anything, the trolls, that's the first and they all went for was my hair, call me nappy headed, went in on me and everything else. You know what I'm saying? And they still talk shit. You know, now that I wear weave. So it doesn't matter if you wear your real hair in an Afro or if you're wearing a weave, people are going to talk shit about black women, regardless of what the hell we do to our hair. Okay. And I just hate this whole narrative that if you're wearing a weave, somehow you're ashamed of your hair or somehow your hair is unhealthy. You guys not posted pictures on my Instagram page of my natural hair. I've made tons of videos in my natural hair. This was the most recent picture I posted a few months ago. And my natural hair is longer than this fucking weave. My natural hair is damn near to like the middle. Wait, no, it's past the middle of my back. Some of y'all were saying it was almost waistling. I don't think it's that damn long. It's like my natural hair is like way down here. You know what I'm saying? So I take very good care of my natural hair. You know what I mean? For me, it's a lot easier to wear this as a protective style while I'm growing my natural hair out. And it's not being stressed and everything else. The only thing I have to do is just wash my natural hair every other day. You know what I'm saying? Oil it up with coconut oil and peppermint and stuff like that. And my hair is fine. You know, I don't understand why hair is such a big deal. Like I get it if you're wearing hair because you know self-hating or people have never seen your hair. But y'all have seen my hair. Y'all have seen me rock natural hair. I don't have nothing to be ashamed about. My natural hair is beautiful. But yes, my ass can slay some wigs. So I'm not going to lie to nobody to shame me because again, the same people who will sit there and shame black women and say, oh, you don't embrace your real hair. You don't like your real hair. Most of those same men are not even dating women who have that particular hair texture. You know, so I always find that funny that they'll talk mess about black women not liking their hair texture. But then you'll look at that same person's wife or girlfriend and they'll usually raise you in biggy ways. You know, their hair is closer to this weave than you know, a kinky afro. So I'm missing with the bullshit. Okay, vice cartel needs to sit down somewhere. It's very hypocritical coming from him. Okay, I would respect this. Maybe if it came from somebody else, but you can't bleach your skin. You can't hate how God made you. Okay, which was a highly medallinated black man. You had brown, beautiful skin and you killed after a skin cells because you wanted to bleach. Okay, you went through the browning process of bleaching your skin. You cannot bleach your skin and then call Christians who were weaving church hypocrites. Like, I mean, this is crazy. This is a pot called the kettle black. He didn't like his skin tone. So he changed it and now he's mad at black women for wearing weas. It doesn't make any sense because at the end of the day, I can take off this wig. Okay, and my natural hair is just fine underneath. But you cannot go back to being brown. You destroyed your melanin. So to me, bleaching is a lot worse than somebody putting on a damn wig for a video or wearing a wig for a video shoot or just wearing a wig to go out. You know what I mean? So I just found this whole situation just crazy. When I seen that the damn poster of this rant was Vive Cartel, I was like really bitch, really. Like I said, damn it, Vive's Cartel. Do your damn time and stop trying to preach to women about what the hell they put on top of their damn head. Okay, at the end of the day, people are going to do what they want to do with their hair. I don't care if you wear weaves. I don't care if you rock an Afro. If you have dreadlocks, do what makes you happy. But like I've always stayed on my channel. Take care of your real hair first. Okay, take care of your shit before you take care of mean shoo shit. Okay, your hair should be just as healthy as your damn wig. If you can sit there and deep condition your wigs and baby your damn wigs, you need to be doing the same damn shit to the hair that's growing up. So scab, okay, point blank, here. You shouldn't be walking around here with all types of, you know, traction alopecia from glues and gels and stuff because you neglected your natural hair. You neglected your real hair to take care of some weave. Okay, I don't have that issue. Now that it's worn my probably well, you know, rock my Afro, you know, every now and then. But you know, I'm a rock my hair, how I want to rock my hair. Depending on the mood. So unlike some of your phase, I have seen my hair. So don't come at me with that bullshit about, oh, you don't like your hair when I wore nothing but my natural hair for five years. Not one, not two, not three, not four, but five damn years straight on YouTube. Okay, let me switch it up. Let me glow up. Let me try some new shit. Leave me the hell alone. Vibe cartel. Sir, I'm gonna need you to have a tall glass to shut the fuck up. We're about your bleached skin and your purple lips before you worry about you. Now I'm saying what the hell's on top of my head and other black woman's heads. Okay, thank you. We'll see you in 35 years. Okay, I write. Bye bye now. Anyways, y'all, let's go ahead and get the discussion. Five and go ahead and leave a comment. Let me know if that's on this in time. This is Situation No.1. Concern and Vibe's cartel trying to give black women advice from prison. Okay, this man is literally in there for the next 35 years. But he's given, you know, black women advice on what they should do to their hair. Like I said, it's the popcorn to cut old black. Let's go ahead and get the discussion. Pop in, go ahead and leave a comment. Alright, deuces. Hey you guys, it's your girl T and I hope you really enjoyed that video. 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