Over 40 yrs of Service #comedy #dating #fun

31 Mar 2026 · 2 min

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The video presents a brief, improvised comedic exchange between two speakers, A and B, who riff on a 40‑year personal timeline. Speaker A repeatedly invokes gratitude to the Lord while recounting a string of past institutions and neighborhoods (Ed White Middle School, Hollins High School, MacArthur, Spring Hill Apartments, Whitefield Place, Roosevelt, Justin). The monologue blends religious affirmation (“the Lord has been good to me,” “my help comes from the Lord”) with raw, profanity‑laden reflections on being “fucked up,” dealing with clout, and the expectation to hand over money. Speaker B interjects with a cryptic phrase and echoes the religious motif. The overall tone is informal, confrontational, and humorously self‑deprecating, using explicit language and a racial slur for shock value, aiming to entertain through a chaotic, stream‑of‑consciousness style.

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I've been 40 years. If I don't get no more, God has been good to me. Come on, somebody. If I don't get no more, amen. It's Sunday. Come on, somebody. Look at your neighbor and say he's a meat stretcher. If I don't get— come on, no more. God has been good to me. Because I been fucked up since Ed White Middle School.
In the nigga, he say, "Ko shima na la ha." I was fucked up at Roosevelt and Justin too.
Come on, somebody. Hollins High School and MacArthur. Spring Hill Apartments and Whitefield Place. I've been fucking around for a long time. And you mean to tell me that because you got some clout, I gotta give you my money? You don't know the Lord like I know the Lord.
My help comes from the Lord.
The Lord has been good to me. He's allowed me to get some. He's allowed me to get, and I got to give you my— Yeah, crazy, man. I was like, I was like, I was like, I was like, I was like, I was like, I was like, pull up on me, pull up on me.