Ep 4 | SHOOT YOUR SHOTT | Live Virtual Open Mic

All right, winos! I hope y'all know what time it is. It's time for another episode of Shoot Your Shot! 40 seconds till we get the show started. Remember, by the way, there's no blocking. And if anybody want to stick with us, you already know what you got to do. You got to hit that subscribe button. That's why we be growing up over here. And if anybody ask you what you doing down here, around here, let them know you having a good, good, good time in I mean everything, I mean everything is allegedly. Even my name is allegedly. You know, for legal reasons, we gotta say that at the beginning of every show because I ain't got it no more, okay? Listen, y'all, welcome to, this is episode 4 of Shoot Your Shot? Okay, cool. I'm so excited because I got the graphics in for Shoot Your Shot.

We got the show music in. So this intro is gonna change. We're gonna get a new background later on, okay? Because we're actually moving offices again. Crazy, okay?

They out here—

Mexicans want to do work right now, right now. You're supposed to work all day.

They want to work right now with drills and power hammers and shit.

Okay, all right, cool. Then we got a DJ next though. It's so much.

Anyway, I'm sorry, y'all.

I shouldn't even be taking my frustrations out on y'all.

Just in case it's your first time here, welcome.

Welcome, okay? This is a virtual open mic titled Shoot Your Shot. So the link is open to any and everybody that has a talent that they feel is worth winning $300 and plus a chance to go on tour with me and my team in 2026, okay? And so we've already selected 3 contestants from episode 1, episode 2, and episode 3, okay, that have already won $300 And they are going to be competing against whoever wins tonight on episode 4 for a chance to go on tour with us, OK? And we're trying to organize that now, whether we're going to do that virtual or in person. We're trying to figure out how it's going to go. But either way, you guys will get to vote on who you want on our 2026 Tasha K Presents tour, OK? And so— and this is going to be an international tour. What they say?

Clock that. Clock that.

All right.

And so listen, without further ado, let me introduce my wonderful host, Okay, we got Sean Davy Way.

What's going on, Sean?

I came to be vicious. Okay, hello, winos. I know you all missed me. I am back. Okay, never, never fear. Okay, Simon is here. I'm ready. How are you, Tasha?

I'm done. You look like the Dark Vader with that damn hat on. I see your Wi-Fi working today so we can see them eyebrows is going down like this.

Correct, correct. I'm ready.

Sean is one of my absolute favorite YouTubers. He's done some amazing breakdowns of all of the biggest celebrities and also some of the, like, most amazing drags and reads as well too. Okay, and so, um, please check him out if you're ever scrolling down YouTube. Stop by Sean Davey Way's porch and ask him for a drink. He gonna get it to you. Okay. All right, now Derek could not unfortunately be with us today. I'm gonna cuss his ass out later, okay? Um, he decides to call out of work 2 hours before the show, talking about his plane got delayed. I asked him yesterday, was he going to be able to make it?

He said yes.

Then he calls today, 2 hours before the show, to say he can't come to work.

Isn't that very Black?

Very, very Afro-Americans.

Thank you, thank you. I'm gonna dock his pay. I'm docking your pay here, okay?

So, and so listen, I had to call on a good friend of mine.

Everybody was busy, but this one wasn't, and I was just so grateful that he had the time to give us our time. You guys have probably seen him on Wine Is the New Tea. He also has his own platforms called King Daily Push, where he gives these dramatic-ass push reads, okay?

So without further ado, help me welcome my colleague, King Daily Push! Push, push, push, push!

Okay, raise your camera up, because you look little compared to us, and you taller than both of us. There you go. There you go, Push.

What's going on?

How you doing, girl?

How's the girls?

I'm good, I'm good.

I got my two favorites here, so I'm excited. Derek is not my favorite today.

I'm sorry.

Was he ever though?

Was he ever though?

Don't get me beat up outside because Derek does fight women, you know what I'm saying? So he's definitely a funky Dineva. So I hope you guys have seen some of King Daily Push's reads. I mean, he reads them down and he also builds them up too. And that's what I love about your platform is when Somebody is doing great, you build them all the way up, you give them all the energy, and when they are—

because I feel like we need those type of people in our life, people that's gonna tell you the truth, people that's not gonna beat around the bush. So a lot of people—

exactly.

So he was the first—

I'm here, listen, I'm here to tell the truth, okay?

No, we love it.

Turn your volume up. Does he need to turn his volume up a little bit? Turn your volume up a little bit on your, um, on your phone.

All right, what about now?

Better, better. Okay, so listen, without further ado, we want to introduce last week's winner, okay? Keedra. This was Sean's favorite.

Let's remind you of who Keedra was and who our potential winner tonight is going to go up against, okay? Keedra! Oh, you're pretty.

I'm going to style that after the show. You just wait till after the show. I'm going to cut your ass. Hey, Keedra, how you doing? I'm good. How y'all doing? Fantastic. Where you calling from?

Detroit.

Oh, which song you gonna be singing tonight?

You singing Church Bells by Etta James?

Go ahead, girl.

I heard church bells ringing. Yes, I heard a choir singing. I saw my love walk down the aisle. On her finger, he placed a ring. And oh, I saw them holding hands. Yeah, she was standing there with my man. I heard a promise, till death do us part, and each word, it was a pain in my heart.

Yes, I love it, I love it! It still gave me chills.

Yeah, I loved her. She's, she's gonna— I feel like she's gonna take it She's gonna give Marcella a run for her money singing-wise. She's definitely gonna give her a run for it.

Very beautiful voice.

Marcella tagged me the other day and she was just sitting down just—

I was like, oh girl, she got it.

Don't hate. I like Keedra, but I also like Marcella.

She has a beautiful voice.

I think she has a beautiful voice.

Yes, she has a beautiful voice.

This was one of Sean's favorites.

It was Wes.

Yes. Yeah. So you voted her down. I didn't like her second song, but the Winos definitely saw her talent and brought her on through.

Because you're secretly rooting for her.

All right.

So we got some Winos waiting backstage, ready to shoot their shot, Jasmine. All right. So here we go. Remember, guys, normally we have a gold card. And today, Sean has the gold card, which means if me and King don't like somebody, and he likes them, he can just veto us and send the person through. Okay. Yes.

All right.

And so remember, the link is open to Auntie and everybody. Okay. These are— we are some of, you know, I would call us new media entertainers because they be saying, y'all ain't got no experience. We got audiences and people love us every day. Okay. So we can judge whatever. Okay. We know. All right, so listen, without further ado, who's— who do we got, uh, that's going first? Jasmine?

Danisha, come on, Danisha!

Hi, I'm trying to see why I can't hear you guys.

Uh-oh, something's wrong with— we got technical difficulties already in. Y'all ain't ready to check. We gotta go out and come back in. Go out and come back in. Come on.

All right, go out.

Y'all got to make sure your Wi-Fi is working.

We got a producer backstage, Adrian, that's, uh, making sure that everything is working. So I don't know what happened with Denisha, but when Denisha does get back in, we'll give her a chance to, um, to perform. Okay, who's next? Jasmine? Just— Just K is back.

Okay, Just K is back.

How y'all doing?

There you go. You ain't in the gym today, Just K.

How you doing?

First of all, what happened to you? You know, I'm gonna let you sing and then we'll question you, okay?

An original song.

Where you from? Where you from?

What is going on with the Wi-Fi today? It's not us. Is it us?

Okay, just—

okay, put your phone on do not disturb so people can't call you.

It's not my phone, this is my computer, so ain't nobody That's it.

Okay, cool. All right, so where you calling from?

I'm Charlotte, North Carolina. I'm gonna sing an original song called Always Shitting on Me.

Okay, let's go.

Hope you're ready for this, baby. The truth never lies. Hope you got your box of Kleenex on deck, cause I'm about to make you cry. I don't give a fuck about what you think. You walk around like your shit don't stink. I've had it up to here with you, you, you always shitting on me. I done seen your Twitter page, you've been shitting on my name. Now I'm, I'm, I'm shitting on you. Do you smell me? I tried and I tried, I cried and I cried, but you, you, you, you said it's my turn to sit and shit. Okay, okay, all right, all right, all right, that's enough shit, that's enough shit, that's enough shit. Just K, real quick before, uh, Sean—

we'll start with Sean and let him I'm gonna take you first.

Uh, what happened to your ass last week? You were supposed to be in the damn runoff.

Somebody called my phone and knocked me out.

Knocked you out?

What do you mean? So when you on StreamYard and somebody calls your phone, it knocks it out.

Oh, okay, because I remember you trying to get back in, but they was looking for you.

Okay, cool.

All right, so we'll give it to Sean. Jasmine, turn it up a little bit. We'll give it to Sean. Sean, what'd you think of Just K?

I thought it was absolutely dreadful. Um, the song lyric, the, the chorus, all of that. Did you write that? You said that was an original? Yes. Don't write, don't write. But the vocals were good, the vocals were good. We just didn't know what the hell you was talking about. And then it was a lot of shitting, a lot.

But it's original, it's original.

And it's all—

what? Yeah, yeah, it's real lyrics.

I get that, I get that. We just don't want them. So I would say to your voice, I would say yes, but to the overall performance, I'm gonna have to say no. Okay, just based off of the, the lyrics and the song, like, it was just a complete throw-off. But nice try, I mean, A for effort, but that was dreadful. That, that was—

is it a yes?

Is it a yes or a no for you?

No.

No, it's enough vocals. Yes. Oh damn, he said vocals.

Yes.

You trying to go on tour, so yes.

Okay.

All right, King Daily Push, I was just saying, um, shit, and no, you—

okay, let me say this now. Yes, started the song out very nice, you know what I'm saying? Like, it's a really nice, fun little playful song, but Are you serious?

It's like, you know how, you know how, you know how people shit on you, you shit on them back. Like, that's some real—

I mean, the words of encouragement is motivating, you know, but what I really want you to do is like, I want you to like eat this song, swallow it, and then you go and shit it out, okay?

But the vocal—

damn, the vocals were there though. I will say like, if you really utilize your time and really put play around with your boys. Like, you know, it was cute, you know, but I just like— you too grown to be talking about shit, you feel me?

Like, come on.

Like, you seem like you more like a boss, you know. It's just— it gave a little childish to me.

Oh yeah, it is.

Okay, is it yes or no for you today?

The opposite of yes.

I'm done.

I'm done.

Just kidding. I, I don't even have the gold card because I would pull it.

They good.

You good.

I would pull it and see you through because I know you can see you singing. But you, but you know, it's, it's 3 of us here and you know, they're outnumbering me. Um, I like— I didn't like the song. I thought it was funny. I thought maybe it was like a spoof, like if you were gonna do like a comedy album. I thought it would be something for a comedy album. Um, so you probably should sell that to a comedian, somebody like me.

It's, it's, it's, it's a song of you know, just, just triumphing.

Yeah, I got you, I got you. No, no, no, but, um, it was the high note for me this time because like you— it was like we had lost you on the high note the first one, then the second one the high note appeared and I, I just didn't know what was going on. So, um, it would be a yes for me, but I, I don't have the power to send you through, so I'm sorry.

It's fine.

Will you come back next week?

Yes, I'm a—

please, come on now. I can see you on the Tasha K Presents tour. Let's go, Just K. Tasha K. That's right, that's right. See, we can. Don't be hating, Sean.

You better come.

All right, Just K, we'll see you next week. Okay.

All right, cool, cool, cool. I don't know what happened.

Me neither. I thought he was gonna eat it like he eat everything else, but he really did not feel like—

I just feel like, come on, like, y'all coming out here to like try to, you know, y'all trying to go on tour, don't come over here playing. Like, let's be for real, let's come with the real deal. Or you just—

but he can sing that, he just didn't show that.

Just like what, you know, just like who's next at the fair, you know. Latasha. Latasha, how you doing?

I'm doing great.

How are y'all? Fantastic. Where you calling from, sister?

I am from Pearl, Mississippi.

Okay, shout out to Mississippi.

You ain't from Mississippi?

Mississippi. Mississippi. Thank you, because I was going to say you ain't say it right.

You must be migrating there for the cheap rent and shit.

No, no, no.

Born and raised.

3, 4 generations born and raised.

Okay, so Mississippi, that's All right, Mississippi. All right, what you gonna be doing today?

I'm gonna sing a little bit. I'm gonna sing a little bit of praises, what I do, and get on out y'all way.

Okay. All right, let's, let's hear what you got. Let's go. All right, thank you.

Thank you for the opportunity, by the way.

I vow to praise you through the good and the bad. I'll praise you whether happy or sad. Lord, I praise you in all that I go through because praise is the word I do.

All right, all right, all right, come out here and show out like that. You got my hair standing up on my damn— it's hot in here, but I got chills everywhere.

Oh my goodness.

We'll start with you, King Daily Push. What you think?

I mean, like, I feel anointed right now. You were singing to me.

I'm feeling—

I'm looking for the Holy Ghost in this motherfucker. I was feeling it. I feel like, you know, I feel delivered.

I mean, yeah, thank you, thank you so much.

You know, and I really think it's such a— and I want to say like, I love your hair, I love your look. Like, you have like this like natural little thing going on. Your voice is beautiful. So yeah, it's a yes for me, for real, for real.

All right, we got one yes.

All right, Dark Vader.

You know, oh shit, come on Simon.

Okay, I'm going to say this, that was incredible. That, that was incredible. It would— I, I feel like I would be a liar to say I was not moved, uh, by that. I didn't want it to stop, I really didn't. Your voice is very anointed, it, it is Beautiful. Like, you, you literally gave me like shivers, you know, as you went up in your octaves. That was incredible. I have nothing bad to say, but because I'm thinking about us going on a tour, are you just a gospel singer?

I am—

I, I'm versatile. I've been trained so I can sing really anything: jazz, gospel, blues, country. I can even, I can even sing core music, you know.

So yeah, then I'm going to say yes since you can, since you sing other music, because I would love to sing a different song. Um, you're beautiful, so I would definitely love to hear like a little bit of R&B when I— because I know Tasha's— why not?

Like, can I do—

we don't lost King Daily Push. So that's the second host that done called out of work today. Listen, um, I guess his internet gonna come back. He already said yes, uh Um, can I do a song request?

Yes.

Can you sing, uh, Deborah Cox, You're Not Supposed to Be Here?

How did you get here?

No, no, no, no, wait to the end.

Come back, girl.

Come back because Mississippi— she was about to eat it right there. Mississippi.

Okay, I got y'all. All right, we'll see you in like an hour and a half, maybe less. Okay, okay, thank you so much.

Come on now, don't, don't drop that link now.

I'm not, I'm not.

Thank you.

No problem. Tell Adrian, get their numbers in case they get dropped off so we can let them know when they come back in. Okay, cool. Damn.

Loved her.

Breath of fresh air.

She came with a whole damn to-go plate in her hand, to-go plate and plates for her kids and shit. Cornbread, macaroni and cheese. She is, because girl, shit, they—

y'all, y'all got some competition tonight.

Yes, because she thinks like— so y'all got to come with it. She was thinking like it's an eviction notice from the government.

You said what, King?

I said she was sent from heaven, for real.

She was.

Oh my God, just gorgeous.

That's Mississippi for you. That Mississippi. All right, who next?

Jasmine?

Who?

Denisha?

Denisha, is your Wi-Fi working? Ours is barely working.

It's good, it's good, it's good. Okay, but where you calling from? I'm calling from Fayetteville, North Carolina.

It's not working again.

We can't hear you though, and we got to hear your voice.

Hold on, she gonna try to mute us. Okay, give us a second. Now say something. Hey guys, it's not us, it's you. Come back out and try again. You gotta drop it out. I'm sorry, girl. Maybe third time's a charm.

Who's next?

Who we got?

Taisha, come on, Taisha.

Where you calling from, Taisha?

It's Tisha.

Tisha. Jasmine, I don't see your name. Can you put the names up, please? Okay, cool.

Uh, I'm calling from, uh, Fort Wayne, Indiana.

Fort Wayne, Indiana. Okay, so, um, that's what I'm— the Jacksons is, is, is not far from there.

Yeah, and that's about it.

Okay, cool.

Ain't no problem. I like that.

All right, so what you gonna be doing today?

Indiana.

Oh, oh, we didn't know that. Michigan City. Oh, okay. Yeah, we learn something new every day.

Yeah.

What you gonna be doing?

Well, I'm going to— because of, uh, peer pressure, and I'm glad Simon's here so you can tell my, um, kids, uh, auntie that I'm not funny, but she's, uh, under the impression that I'm funny, so I guess I'm doing comedy.

Oh. Okay, yeah, so all right, well, go ahead.

Not funny, Tyisha?

Yeah, so, uh, the reason why I say I ain't funny is because this is real life stories. There's something that happens to me on the daily, and I just was pretty much asking the winos. It's like a disclaimer, like, um, y'all need to tell me if I should have any more kids or not because, uh, pretty much I have horrible taste in men and, uh My daughter over here shaking her head. And, um, and yeah, I don't know if CPS should be called or if I deserve a trophy to being a good mom. So I'll just throw it out there. Uh, so my, my oldest daughter, when she was 5, she went to like kindergarten countdown. That's when you go and, um, you introduce the kids to the, you know, to the school or whatever. So I take her to kindergarten countdown. We both excited. It's the celebration. She get her hair all done and everything. So we drop— I drop her off at school and she introduces herself to the teacher. Now this teacher is giving like Miss Frizzle, you know, Magic School Bus vibes. And I'm like, okay, cool. But the school is like an all-white school and my daughter's really chocolate. So I, I, you know, I try to tell her to love herself and all of that or whatever. So we, uh, ah, girl, you right, take too long.

Who told you to—

who lined you up today?

Tell Patrice, tell her, tell her.

Yeah, I think she wanted to get you back.

Yeah, she liked me for real.

It's okay, we'll start with King Daily Push. King Daily Push, go, go. What'd you think?

Just listen, just listen to whoever said what they said. That's all. Just listen to them, take their advice, you know what I'm saying? Nothing about it is funny. I did not chuckle one time, you know. I was actually falling asleep, still falling asleep. So that's all I got to say.

Thank you, Theresa. I know you aren't, so listen to them.

Don't—

who's next? Tell them, please.

Sean.

Sean, uh, you need to wear Patrice out the next time you see Patrice.

Thank you.

I need you to hit her right here.

Yes, right. Yes, thank you.

But I will say this, do you want to do comedy?

Hold on one second. I'm glad you said excuse me, but no, ma'am. Almost.

No, she checking kids.

I, I think I said that if I wanted to do—

she kind of funny.

She's kind of—

you're kind of funny when you're just being natural.

Like, yeah, that was really fun.

That was the first time we laughed.

They're trying to think about it. Like, when you don't think about it, you seem funny if you just like naturally just do you and don't think about— don't try to write anything, just go off the top of your head. You might even be funnier because that was just fun. Okay, okay.

What you just said—

go ahead, Sean. Go ahead, Sean.

Yeah, I'm gonna say no based off of like the lack of confidence, you know, and whatnot. Like, if this is really what you want to do, just make your deliveries quicker, get quicker, like, to get to the punchline like as soon as you can so that we could stay with you instead of like losing the people. But if you're not interested in comedy, then yeah, I would say let it go.

Like, I'll definitely stand up just so I can see if it's funny because I know I got—

I know I'm limited in time, but I said I'll do stand-up. She said no, go on, shoot your shot. But you know, she said she, um, yeah. And I know she a hater. She a quiet hater, but thank you.

I don't think our co-host paid his internet bill. Um, listen, um, it's okay. Uh, so here's the thing, um, I— you kind of remind me of myself when I first started. Everyone that I would have conversations with told me I was funny, and then— but putting it on a stage, you have to be funny every time. You have to be funny as soon as you walk on stage. So I feel like they see something in you that you need to develop. And I saw it when you turned to the side. You was like— we were talking, you was like, hold on right now. Like, those— and you talk fast, which is good. I can tell with a little— with a little practice— a lot of practice, not a little, a lot of— a lot of fucking practice, okay?

Um, it's a practice.

It's an art. It's just like an artist painting every day. Like, they gotta paint. Writing, you write and write until you hit that, that big one, till you get to that New York Times bestseller. You gotta write and practice and watch other comedians and see how they set up their jokes and, and everything like that. But I think you're funny. And if you tell funny stories, usually comedy is funny stories, but just short and fast.

Okay, so maybe writing that down and crossing out all those fill-in words.

Yeah, get right to it.

Got you. But you still need to get punched though.

I don't want to—

I guess the moral of the story was her ass went to the damn school and asked the damn teacher why they use, uh, why they ancestors use her ancestors as alligator bait, and we got kicked out the school. That was it.

Okay, that wasn't funny, but okay.

I didn't think so either. But thank you, Tasha.

Anytime. I appreciate it. That's what Shoot Your Shot is about. That's what Shoot Your Shot is about. I'm about to shoot King Daily Push. What is up with your Wi-Fi? Are you on Cricket?

Bye, Tyisha.

Thank you. Bring your ass up. What are you doing? You just keep disappearing on us, King. People calling you?

I don't know.

I just put it on do not disturb. I said stop calling me.

Oh, because I knew that's what— because that's what happens in the Wi-Fi, like in on the iPhones.

People calling you, it'll drop you from what you're doing.

Yeah. Even on D&D, they can still call you 2 times and it still come through. I'm like, stop calling me.

Damn, you must be a hot commodity. Yeah.

Who's next?

Jasmine. That's why I get— I got an assistant. Everybody got my day. Ain't nobody got my number, so my number ain't never rolling except for Sheck. Go ahead, Courtney. Sorry.

How you doing, Courtney?

Next. Who's next?

What is up?

Y'all got to have y'all shit together. Dana!

Hi, Dana! Hi, how are you?

I'm awesome, how are you?

Fantastic. Where you from?

Savannah, Georgia.

Shout out to Savannah. What you gonna be doing today?

I'm gonna sing a song for y'all.

All right, let's get it.

We got some competition now, let's go.

Okay, uh, shout out to my auntie who's a wino. She told me about this, so shout out to Auntie Wino Nation, baby!

Rhino Nation, baby! Auntie, let's go! Time on my hands since you've been away, boy.

I ain't got no plans, no, no, no, no, no.

And the sound of the rain against my windowpane, it's slowly, it's slowly driving me insane.

But boy, I'm going down, I'm going down, 'cause you ain't around.

Sweet baby—

All right, let me stop you before I go down. King Baby Push, we'll start with you. What do you think? What you think? Thank you so much, Dana.

I will say that I do—

let me say this to be honest, um, I do love how you so joyful with the song, you know what I'm saying? Like, you're happy singing it, you feeling good saying it, it's feeling you, you feeling it, but it just ain't it, you know? Like, I feel like it was a couple little hits in there that you was—

you was giving me something.

And then it was like a run-on sentence, and then you gave me a little something, then it was a run-on sentence, and I'm like, all right, she kind of everywhere. But if you slow down, you know what I'm saying, get a little technique, you'll be there, you'll be fine.

Okay, all right, cool.

So is it a yes or no for you?

No, but if she keep practicing, it should be good.

Why did he have a cliffhanger like that? I was just waiting. Yes or no?

All right, Sean Daveway.

Do you smoke cigarettes?

Black and Mild?

Oh, you do?

You could tell.

You could definitely tell from the full probato and everything like that. I'm just like, you definitely smoke. Like, it's what it's giving. So I would say, if you're gonna, like, if you want to sing, girl, you gotta stop smoking, girl.

Okay, okay, I received that.

I would definitely start there. And when you were trying to excel and get like your notes up, like it went like your, your head was going there but your throat just wasn't. So it was, it was definitely like, you know, you had your head back like you was hitting your screamer for Hudson, but we wasn't getting the screamer for Hudson. Like it was actually, you know, part— you started off well, but the end was dreadful. It was— that's when the cigarette smoke was starting to come, or the black and mild smoke was starting to come. But it was, it was a nice try. I would definitely say a nice try. It's definitely going to be a strong no for me, like don't come back next week no. But thanks for coming. Thanks for coming, Latasha.

Wait, I do, I do want to comment on one thing. I do want to say that your skin looks so beautiful. The haircut is beautiful. I think you're a beautiful woman. The smile, you know what I'm saying? Like, so if you really took it serious, you should have— and let that Marlboro go in that Virginia Slim like you said, and then you'll be good.

I didn't even know that people had—

what, I don't even know what a smoker's voice sounds like.

It just felt like— I know, but I felt like You know when you in a car and you singing and it's just you, and then you pull up to the stoplight and there's somebody looking at you singing? That's what it gave me, you know what I'm saying?

So I don't—

damn, Miss Dana, I'm sorry. Shit, I didn't know that you took singing serious. I, I didn't know. I didn't, I didn't.

I'm sorry.

But, um, like he said, you are definitely gorgeous. Fucking nasty. Definitely gorgeous. I love that, you know, I love the haircut. Um, you know, I'm rocking the haircut. And I'll tell your auntie, please don't get mad at me. Um, this fucking gnat. Sorry. Um, but it's a no for me too, bitch. Sorry.

Thank you, Miss Data.

Bye.

That was cute.

Tasha, why you may let her through?

I don't have the gold card.

You do.

But I wouldn't have let her through because it gave me in the car singing. Like, I do that in a car, right?

In the car?

Yes, I'll be in a car singing away.

You know, you can sing with the song because the song carrying you.

That was good.

But I would never try this in front of people.

That's what I said. She was joyful singing. It seemed like, like you said, she was in her car just enjoying herself. So that's what made it cute.

We enjoyed it too.

It was, it was entertaining.

Enjoyed it.

It was, it was entertaining.

It was entertaining.

All right, who's next?

Jasmine.

Gmoj. How you doing, Gmoj?

Hey, hey, Sean!

Hey everybody! Hey Latasha!

Hi, where you calling from?

I'm calling from Roanoke, Virginia. Okay, Roanoke, Virginia. Yep.

Okay, okay, cool.

That's off the 81 up there.

You in the country? Yes ma'am, yes ma'am.

So you gotta drive to DC or, uh, uh, Dulles for a flight?

Yeah, we got it here, but it's only small things.

I wouldn't get on it.

I'm the place for me. Yeah.

So what you gonna be doing today?

I'm gonna be doing my, um, interpretation of Charles and, um, of Uncle Netta. Something special for Sean Davey Way. Oh, okay, okay.

Like acting?

Yeah, exactly, exactly. Comedy all mixed together in one.

Okay, cool, let's go.

All right. Hey everybody, Charles, your lunch is ready. I made nuggets just for him. I put the seasoning on it. Y'all see the seasoning? Y'all see the seasoning on the nuggets? Where my king is, y'all? Look at these. I cut my finger on them. They so— they so— he's so in shape. He's so in shape. I'mma just sing a little song to my king while he eat his nuggets, if that's all right with y'all. Everybody got something to say or some type of game to play. I wish you would just come my way. I'm just trying to get you the money. Okay, what's so lovely about me? Let me—

let me— it's so funny, I forgot to even hit the glass. And I can't believe you brought a Charles out.

Shout out Charles!

Let me see the abs, Charles.

Nothing.

Nothing.

Y'all see them abs? Not the lobster tail.

Not the back of a lobster tail. This washboard abs, Latasha. And I be hearing you talking mess about me, Sean Davie Way. That after, after, after you back it up. I've been hearing you. I've been here.

Okay, listen, this is, this is, um, this is not an acting— this is comedy. You know that, right? Right, right. Okay, all right, so this is comedy. Since you dedicated it to Sean, we'll start with Sean first, then we'll go to King Daily Push.

Go ahead, Sean.

I obviously—

I love it.

I'm—

you brought a Charles, that's what got me. I'm like, you— so you actually thought about this like before you did it? And then like, the car bra, hilarious, hilarious. I thoroughly enjoyed it, I really did. I'm gonna have—

you did that, that was cute.

And we have a lot of people coming out here trying to do comedy. You didn't even do a comedy, you do a rant, but you made me laugh. Like, I was for real laughing, so That was good. That's comedy if you ask me. So I'm going to say yes because I thoroughly enjoyed that.

Absolutely, absolutely.

All right, King Daily Push.

Yeah, um, I feel the same way. Um, I feel like the singing is really— is really what got me. Like, but I do want to like see you— I feel like I would like to see you like doing like your own type of com— like your own type of skits, like not, you know not, um, doing Miss Nanda. Like, I want to see, like, what you can do. So, and I feel like you're very funny. I feel like you're gonna take it. I feel like you can do it.

Thank you.

Yes or no for you, King?

Uh, yes.

Okay. All right.

Um, it's a hell yeah for me. You were funny as hell. I don't know what you're gonna do in the second round, but get it together.

You got about less than an hour to figure out what your comedic skit is gonna be, but it is an absolute yes for me. That shit was funny as hell. Thank you, thank you.

All right, Mama, we'll see you back.

All right, all right. It's a tough night tonight.

We only put through two.

Yeah, tough crowd.

Yeah, yes, absolutely.

Okay, cool. Who's next?

Jasmine?

Tim? All right, Tim, where you calling from, Tim?

St. Louis, Missouri.

Shout out to St. Louis, Missouri. Okay, what you gonna be doing today?

I'm gonna do, uh, vocals, singing.

Okay, you kind of low a little bit. Can we turn you up?

Yes, ma'am.

Can you hear me?

It's a little far away.

Can you hear me now?

Yeah, that's better. A little better. We'll be very quiet. All right, so go ahead and shoot your shot.

Sometimes it feels so cold, but you feel all alone.

I want you to know that better days Better days are coming. It can be rough in this world.

Oh, nothing is easy.

But hold on, 'cause I know better days, better days are coming. You sing good, you sing bad. You've been happy and you've been sad.

Okay, okay, okay.

All right, all right.

Thank you, Tim. Thank you. Shout out to St. Louis.

Uh, we'll start with you, King Daily Push.

What you think? Is he pushing or no?

Um, I don't know if he's like serious or not. I'm trying to figure out, like, are you singing for real or like are you holding back? Because I feel like you kind of just giving me like, like one note the whole song.

You was just like, I kind of, I kind of don't have the music so it doesn't sound right because it's kind of LeAndra Johnson's song, so it sounds better with like the organ behind me.

So like, I just was, I wanted something else, but I just felt like I was just listening to like the same tune. Just like it was just the same thing.

I do think a little tone that you was in, it was cute, but you know, I mean, I didn't, I didn't even get to the hook where I start really singing, singing.

So, but maybe you should have just started at the hook and then did that part later. Yeah, I mean, you should have just started at the hook first, right?

Is it a yes or no for you, Push?

No.

The way y'all be saying yes and no.

No.

All right, cool. Sean Davy Way.

So I was pleasantly surprised by your voice. I really didn't expect that. I thought you're about to rap. I was fully ready to be like, bro, to you, um, like right away. But I think it was a lot of runs. I would slow down on the runs, and you were a little out of range. With the song because, you know, it's a female singing it, but— and obviously you're going to sing it like you do, but I would like to hear you come back and sing a different song. So I'm going to say yes because you do have a pleasant voice. I would just tone the runs down and sing a song in your range. Any key that I would give to anybody that's going to come on here and sing, always start off on the part of the song that's going to make you— to make us be like, wow, you know. I'll always start there. Don't waste time because you only get 30 seconds, so don't waste time for a buildup when it's like— if your vocals are there, start at the bridge. If the bridge is going to show us your talent, that's where you start. Don't shortchange yourself. So that's my advice. Start at the part of the song that's going to showcase your talent. But I would like to come back, so I'm going to say yes.

Wow, I was definitely shocked at that answer. We're gonna have to talk after this. Um, you got veneers in your mouth? So your teeth just big like that?

Oh Lord.

Okay.

I was— because I felt like— I was just going to say, is the veneers holding back your voice? Because it was like your mouth barely opened.

I actually just got off of work and just jumped into the live. So I'm really like kind of not—

Okay, it's all good.

I appreciate it. I didn't know because it felt like—

just like what King Daily Push said, like, it felt like you wanted to— like, are you taking this serious? It felt like you wanted to give more, but you were holding back.

Yeah, I just— I've literally just sat in the seat and tuned in. Like, I just got off work.

Got you. All right, got you.

So it's kind of—

all right, cool. I, I didn't like your voice.

I just, you know, I don't know. It was the— it felt like you were trying to sing through your teeth for me, but I'm gonna say no. But Sean has the gold card, so Sean.

Absolutely not. No, don't do that. Don't put me on the spot like that. Hell no, I'm keeping my card.

But you got the gold card.

All right, listen, the good thing about this, Tim, is that you could come back on another episode and start at the top. Bring it home.

It ain't no biggie. Y'all know I'm an artist already. Y'all can tune into my music. I'm a real singer.

All right, he said he a real singer. All right, well, cool.

We appreciate you.

Thank you so much for coming on Shoot Your Shot.

Yes, ma'am.

All righty. Even Jasmine was back here like, no.

Jasmine said no.

Not Jasmine.

Jasmine back here judging, talking about no. Somebody in the comments said he sound like—

I said, what the—

not hold to see.

Hold to see. Not Joe to see.

Hold to see.

Forever.

I mean, he was in that—

he could not get out of that one note to save his fucking life. I'm like, get out of that note.

He was stuck in a pocket. He was stuck in a pocket. I will say that he was stuck in one pocket instead of switching.

It was one— it was one tune the whole song. And I was, I was like, he ain't gonna take this into a high note, so I stopped him before he went there. Who's next? Jasper? Courtney, come on.

She back. Courtney, now if you ain't working this time, God said this—

wait a minute, this is a different Courtney.

Hi.

Oh, Courtney.

Okay, yeah, you had your camera on last time. You real pretty.

Why you had your camera on, right? Oh no.

Oh, I didn't want y'all to like click me in and I don't know, I was chasing after my dog or doing something, whooping kids asses.

It's all good.

Where you calling from?

I'm in Michigan, but I'm from Mississippi.

Okay, Mississippi. Okay, y'all got to learn to say pronounce y'all state right. It's not Mississippi, it's Mississippi. That's why I spelled it wrong at all the spelling bees. Okay, so what you gonna be doing today?

Singing.

All right.

She— I don't know, she kind of gives me that she can really sing. Sean, you picking that up? King, you picking that up? Like, she get— you see how shy she is?

Like, I'm just— she feels like, huh?

You think people shine pretty like her and voice be trash?

Oh, oh, let's see.

Go on, Courtney, shoot your shot. Don't let him bother you.

Okay.

Don't you be out all night long leaving me all alone because I need to love. And don't you be spending every day working away because I'm waiting for you. Listen to me, 1, 2, 3.

Baby, I'mma have to call AT&T.

Damn it, this fucking internet, because every time you was due to hit a note, some— they always got to cut you. And that's why we gonna do the final finale in person so people can really see your stage presence, hear your voice. We gonna be there judging, and then the, you know, the, the audience is gonna be there judging as well too. They gonna pick who's gonna go on tour for 2026, okay? So just consider this the soft run.

Push!

Was she pushing?

Okay, I want to say that she's a very beautiful girl.

Thank you.

And I think that you have so much control in your voice. I think that you know what songs to sing for your voice. I think you have a very unique voice, and I think you have like this ability to kind of like utilize it, and you know exactly what you're doing. And I want to hear you sing more. I like your voice. I really like it.

Thank you.

Beautiful. And I think it's the end.

Thank you.

Okay, it's a— yeah, you got one yes. Sean, you was talking about They be pretty like that and they be absolute trash.

And I mean every word.

Okay, but, but in this case, we didn't necessarily get that.

I do think that with a voice like yours, you do sing louder, so I would just back up from the microphone so that it could catch your, your notes so that you don't like drown you out or cut you out. Other than that, I really like to— I would like to hear you sing a different song. So I'm gonna say yes based off of that because I want to see you come back and sing a different song. But I do think that you have a great tone to your voice, and I love that you can hold your breaths and know when to release your breath with notes. So yeah, I'd say yes to Courtney. I want to see you come back.

So you got two yeses. There's an absolutely, uh, third yes for me. Um, I loved you. You look great, your stage presence and everything, and I loved how you controlled yourself. You could tell you weren't here trying to overly do anything. You were just doing you, very comfortable. I love that shit. Okay, so hold on, stay tuned. You got some competition in Mississippi now. Okay, that don't mean just because you don't get this, this win, you can come back next, uh, uh, show and take it over. Okay, we got like a lot more episodes left. We got like, I think, 8 or 9 if I'm not mistaken. Okay, so, but it's a yes for me. So you got 3 yeses, Mississippi.

We'll see you later, Mama.

Okay, bye-bye.

All right, that what I'm talking about. She came up here dressed nice, everything.

She's my favorite.

I like when they come ready. I like when they come prepared, because this the package.

So one of the wind-ups said they picked up like, uh, Country.

Mhm.

Yes, yes. So okay, she could go both. She could do R&B and country.

She got like—

yeah, she got like this little raspy—

Jolene, Jolene, Jolene, Jolene.

I said this is where you are.

This is probably Who's next? Who's next?

Juxer, I hope I said your name right. Jasmine gave me the name.

Yes, you did.

You said it right.

You got it.

All right, where you from, Juxer?

Baltimore?

I'm from Camden, New Jersey.

No, I knew it was somewhere around there. I couldn't pick it up, and then the space heater gave it up.

Yeah, you know what I'm saying? That's all. Hey, listen, what you gonna be doing today?

Huh?

What you gonna be doing today?

I'm rapping.

All right, go ahead, shoot your shot.

All right, I'm from where we respect the shooters. Reflex and get you got. Can't make no lobster out the noodles. Earn a cold Defender before you ever earn a future. The L come either way. If you don't shoot him, he gonna shoot you. 5% the rental when we spin through. Fuck a Uber schedule, bro, right off an app to come lift your medulla. On top of my game, I overstand just like a skybox. Got niggas ducking wreck the same way I'm ducking dime drops. Believe sales in the drought. Fuck around and get your moms dropped. For every nigga snitch, put 4 zeros on the time clock. No Some real hitters who got took over a dime block. Them young niggas tempted, finger itch to make that 9 pop. Tell my dog he got a Mac 'cause he too trigger happy. Lawyer fees pay, work your bodies make my nigga happy.

Okay, when I hit the wine glass, you got to stop.

Okay, all right, put, uh, uh, we'll start with Sean this time.

Because Sean was telling me hit the glass.

Oh yeah, that's an Immediately. Oh wow, you couldn't stop soon enough. 30 seconds was too long. The, the performance wasn't there. The word lyrics and whatnot, they may have meshed, it may have went together, but you could still get people like a groove and like get into like, you know, your swag and into your body. Again, rap is going to be one of the hardest things to try to sell when you coming on shows like this and whatnot because a lot of people just aren't into it, and the ones that are are very critical. They're, they're very critical and judgmental, and it was just a bad— it was a bad execution just all the way around. Like, it was just bad even from the beginning to the end. Like, it just— it got worse. Um, I don't think there was a part of it that really like picked up to— I'm like, okay, this is decent. Oh, you're gone, I'm gonna keep talking. Um, it was just atrocious. I hated every moment of it.

No, he was talking about shooters and you said all that, Sean?

Correct.

I was scared.

You see that space heater? There's nothing to fear. It's nothing.

The main ones that ain't got shit to lose though, bro.

He's listening.

He homeless is what it's giving. It's just about hanging out.

It was, it was very violent. It was King Push. Which, what'd you think?

I want to say no because, okay, I'm a little— okay, I got a different opinion because I rap too sometimes. So I feel like, you know, the bars was definitely there, the metaphors was definitely there. Like, I feel like he was rapping about his life, you know, like he was telling his story, his life, like, you know, what he doing stuff.

I felt like I wanted to hear more of him.

I think he was doing very good, and I was like very intrigued. That's why I was sitting listening like to the words that he was saying, because rap is about really more so listening to what they saying, not more so what they're doing. And I was just listening to like his lyrics and what he was talking about. Yeah, it was violent and stuff like that, but I do feel like he's very talented. I feel like the way he can put words and metaphors and stuff together—

I think you were gonna say yes.

I was.

You heard metaphors? I was.

You heard metaphors? I think he did great.

It's a— here's the thing, I think he did know how to rap. I think like it was very kind of cypher-ish type rap, you know, like—

or rap though, because that's what it gave me. That's what I'm saying, like a rapper put feeling into what they're doing, and when I can say feeling what they're saying. Reciters just kind of just sit there and it just kind of comes out.

I felt like he is a bit sensitive, and those are the ones that usually, you know, live what they rapping. That's why he popped off over here.

Sean, lock you with the Z door. I'm still think you pop out like—

I was gonna say yes Yes, too.

See, so no, you wasn't.

Why would he run away?

I was, I was gonna say yes.

I did not like the lyrics. I didn't like the lyrics.

Yeah, we're gonna say yes.

Yes.

Wow, he was—

I was just gonna tell him to try to rap something else.

Remember how I did with, uh, Legalize Kane when he came through all hardcore and I said, hey, come through with something a little, you know, a little softer?

But you know, sometimes, you know, like with rappers, I kind of feel like they be rapping from like whatever place they in at that moment. So he might just be in like a hard place, so that's what he rapping right now, you know, like.

So I think he's good. I wanted to hear him rap more.

He said his phone died. So, Junk Sir, you got two guesses. His name is Trapper Dine. You got two yeses. Pop back in and come perform at the end. All right, pop back in.

I'm not lying, I promise you.

I love cyphers, but I was just gonna tell him to change his lyrics from all the pow pow shooting to something deep. I know he's got stuff that's deep, but these rappers these days think they gotta rap about this type of shit to get like, you know, famous and stuff. And I love what T.I.'s son is doing. I don't know his name. But, um, I listen to a lot of his music, like, on social media when it comes up. Yeah, T.I.'s son. Yeah, Damani.

Yes.

Well, he can't rap about all that killing anyway. He's a nepotism baby.

But I mean, he's giving me, like, modern-day J.

Cole a little bit. Like, his lyrics are really deep. He's really good, and he plays instruments.

Mone, don't be hating, Sean. Hi, Monique. Hi, how are you? Good.

Where you calling from?

Atlanta, Georgia.

Shout out to ATL. You didn't— you're not from Atlanta, are you?

I'm born and raised in Miami, Florida. I was gonna say, because you say it like a Jackson Memorial Hospital.

All right, so there we go. Project Scott Project. All right, there go the Floridian. Okay, because she said Atlanta, Atlanta, Georgia. That's a Floridian.

Okay, what you gonna be doing today?

Um, I'm gonna try to sing. Try to sing. Already messing up. All we can do is try in this world. Okay, I will try to say this. All right.

I've been trying to tell myself I don't need you. Trying to hold back the feelings I feel for you, knowing in the end there's no future for you and I. I can't tell no lies, baby, be mine. I never really got to know me, baby, be mine. I should have said it at the time.

Okay, all right, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

Uh, we'll start with, uh, we'll start with Shai first.

Go ahead. What I should say, Sean, tell me.

It's coming into your world. You should have sang that, girl. You should have sang People on Stockings, because I mean, I would have been way more entertained by that. Good song choice though. Good song choice. That was not a bad choice. But like you said, all we can do is try.

That's all. And that's all you can do, and it's still a no.

Absolutely not.

But that is okay, we can come back, right?

No. Yes, you can come back, Sean.

I love your nose.

I mean, you can come back. I find your nose very—

I love your nose. I find them very entertaining. I love the way you deliver them. And let me tell you something, your no is funny to me. Thank you. And I enjoy it. It's gonna make my— it's making my day. Say it all, say it 5 more times. It's making my day.

Thank you, thank you. All right, King Daily Plush.

I want to start off by saying that, um, the first word you said was very motivational, like we're all out here just trying. So that was very beautiful. I think you have like this soulful voice. I don't think you have a bad voice at all.

Like, I hear some type of, like, soul when you sing.

It's just like, I just feel like you need to find the song for you to sing because you have, like, you have this thing that I really was intrigued by and I wanted to, like, hear, like, you sing a certain type of song and I'm like, oh, okay, this little mellow, little smooth vibe, you know?

Like, I lost it while I was waiting. I had some tequila. I lost I lost it while I was in the waiting room.

Yeah, that's okay, that's okay.

But Tasha, could I ask you all something?

Because I've tried to send you several messages. Yes, um, I work in IT and I wanted to know when people perform, not me, are you all going on mute? Because if not, it gives everybody feedback and that's where some of the connection problems.

Yeah, we, we figured that out. She's been muting us when she, when she remembers first two.

Okay, okay, because I tried to send it in for the other people I was listening to.

I'm like, yeah, when we—

we're gonna start when we— yeah, she just got a lot. Thank you so much.

Thank you. I'm gonna get it together and try again and some other day.

Okay, Monique, don't be telling me not to try no more.

We got to keep trying out here.

Okay, thank you.

So Monique, I ain't gave my vote yet even though it don't matter because But all right, Monique, I, I'm so glad you said you worked in IT because I really thought your voice was artificial intelligence.

I thought it was AI. Oh my God, no.

Everybody tells me they think I work on the radio.

I did not expect that voice to come out of you. It very— it shocked me. I was just like, is that her singing or does she have, you know, is it AI?

I didn't know.

Um, I felt like if you took it serious, you would be dope.

Yes ma'am, yes ma'am, yes ma'am. I'm serious. I'm gonna take it seriously next time and try again, but I thoroughly enjoy it.

If you get some song lessons, like some voice lessons, I feel like you could find songs that are in your range and really hit them. But I was shocked, but it was just everything about you. I just did not expect the voice like that to come out of you.

Yes, and, and by the way, if you weren't expecting it, um, you know, I am biracial in case that's the reason you were works for you though. I know, I know, I need some—

I've seen biracial people blow. I've had nothing— I've seen white girls blow.

Yeah, I know.

I feel like it was the way you came up. You didn't come up kind of serious. You was just like, I'm just shooting my shot. And then when you actually started singing, I was like, she need to take this serious.

I will try some other day, but I have thoroughly enjoyed you guys. I'm glad you're doing this. And how can we send something to you if we really write? That's what we really— that's really what I do. I have songs that I just write.

Email unwindwithtashkay@gmail.com, and then email Sean, and then we got to get King Daily Push email.

Okay, okay.

Thank you so much, you guys, and have a great evening. I really enjoyed you guys, and you make me laugh, and good luck to everybody.

No problem. All right, Push, I'm looking at the comments.

They say you look like a younger version of Benzino.

Why is that?

They didn't say that in the— who said it?

So I can see them.

I want to see them. But he got a neck.

He got a neck. King Push got a neck.

That's why they said it's the younger version, because when Bizzy was younger, he had a— he had a neck. But at I think it's maybe the tattoos.

And you know Bizino always got that, that line right there.

He always wear them beefcake shirts. Who? Jaxer, come on, Jaxer! Yeah, let's go! Hey, you don't shoot people for real in real life, do you?

Huh? No, I don't do nothing.

Hey, I don't do none of that.

All right, then why don't you rap about what you really—

Listen, I'm about to, I'm about to rap. I got a, I got a whole different— I'm I would come a whole different way because I see that was like too— that was like, you know what I'm saying?

It was a lot. So here we go. This is what we're going to do. It's a yes for me and King Daily Push. It was definitely a no for Sean. You're going to come back. We're going to drop you back down and you're going to compete at the end. OK. OK? So you're moving on for a chance to win $300 and a chance to go on tour with us. OK? OK. All right, no problem.

All right, thank you. Hating ass Sean.

Hating ass Sean. Who we got in this next?

Dance Machine, how you doing? Dancing, dancing, dancing.

What's up, Dance Machine?

All right, so what are you doing today, Dance Machine? I'm dancing.

All right, uh, well then, where you from?

Where you from?

I'm from Atlanta. Atlanta. Okay, okay.

It looked like the weather in Atlanta right about now too. They never got no damn sun out all the way. It's always cloudy.

Okay, do y'all want the phone right here?

We gotta see you dancing, so you gotta put it to where we can see your whole body and back up. Oh no, Jasmine, we need him to come back in. I got to see this performance.

Okay, hold on.

We got to see this performance. Yeah. All right, go ahead.

Do y'all want it right here? Right there, right there.

There you go, right there. Now back up, back up.

Okay, give me the cue.

Ready? 1, 2, 3, go!

What is happening? Okay, all right, uh, uh, all right, Charleston White, Charleston White. Okay. Hey, Daily Push, that was very courageous. Thank you. You do security too? Yeah, I'm at work. Oh, okay. That's why you need to go back.

You need to go back to work and don't do it for Lil Saint. Don't do it for no fucking body. Don't even secure that building, you know what I'm saying? Like, you just need to sit down and break all of your limbs and never move the fuck again. Don't never move another muscle. Asshole in your life. And turn that hat back the fuck around, because it ain't that damn serious. But when you turned the hat around, I thought you was really about to do your big one, and you did the little one.

Okay, okay.

Is it a yes or a no push?

Hell no. Shine, shine, shine.

What does it smell like out there?

I'm just really confused. Can you hear us, Dance Machine? Yeah, can you hear us? Yeah.

Okay, okay, shout out to you. Okay, A for effort, but no, no, that was— yeah, it was the Thriller for me, like Wow.

But I do love that he's dancing and being happy.

I do like seeing people happy, so that's good.

Yeah. Okay. All right, let me jump here. So there's two of those here. Uh, Dance Machine, listen to me. You listening to me? Yeah. I thought you were funny and you should be doing comedy and acting. Have you ever done comedy and acting?

Not like that. You should. Stripping ain't it?

I would hire you for a role. I sure would.

Well, that should be a yes then. You should take me on tour. Um, not just yet.

But what we're going to do is we're going to get your information, and we're going to call you when we got skits, because you can damn sure play Charleston White in a movie.

Okay, that hurts.

I need you to get your acting on, okay? I need you to get in your acting bag.

All right, all right, take us home with something real quick.

Take us home with something.

Let's see, give us something to go home with. Give me something to go home with. Come on, just let us go home. You taking too long. He found in the car. Okay, go ahead, get him out, get him out.

He got buildings to secure.

Stop.

You saw how he was acting like he was securing him too.

He kept telling him, wait, bitch, listen, if I walk past and seen that bitch, I might get scared and not want to go in that building, bitch.

So he is securing I'm not scared to do nothing.

I'm breaking all the rules in the club. All that, the security, only 90 pounds wet, breaking all the rules.

Oh my God, listen, I felt like he just got that job.

That was a new security shirt, so he didn't take it seriously. It was true, the pants was dirty but the shirt was clean. The shirt, the pants was dirty as hell on the side of the truck.

That boy turn his hat to the side and Jasmine say he really be on stage. I thought he was about to do one. Who's—

shout out to Atlanta, Atlanta. Who next, Jasmine? Who we got? Israel, come on in here, Israel.

It is funny. What's up, y'all?

I'm still crying off of that dude.

Like, I can't— I mean, he was—

I told him he missed his call in acting and comedy. He looked like he could play Charleston White in a biopic, don't he? Yeah, that's right. What you gonna be doing today?

I mean, first of all, where you from, Israel?

So I'm from Utica, New York, and I'm gonna sing My Help. It's a gospel song. Um, But I'll give that to y'all. I could do a lot of things, so— okay, cool. And all that stuff. So let me get started, and it gets juicy during the hook, so start at the hook then, because we want your best voice.

We want your best voice. You got 30 seconds. All right, all right, all right, let's go.

Okay. Oh, the Lord is thy keeper, the Lord is thy shade. Upon thy right hand, upon thy right hand, no, the sun shall not smite thee by day, nor the moon by night. He shall preserve thy soul even forevermore. Oh, my help, my help, my help, all of my help coming from the highest. And that's it. All right, all right, all right, all right.

So we'll start with Sean first.

That wasn't bad, but I'm definitely gonna need you to open your mouth because it sounds like you sing from your nose. And that— a little bit, like, it sounds like it's like— not that it was nasally, but it just sounds like there was more sound about to come out of you. And it's just like— because there's a lot of air in you, clearly there's a lot of air in you. So I just thought that it was really going to, like, project, like, when it came out, but it didn't really, like, project like I thought it would. Because what are you, soprano? Soprano? Alto?

Yeah, which one? Do you like your fusion? I'm shifting into soprano.

It could also be the phone too. I try to turn the volume down because I realized that sometimes it has a frequency, um, distortion. But yeah, I'll take whatever constructive criticism.

It was not bad. It was not bad. I will say that you do have a pleasant voice, so I don't want to sit here and be like you can't sing, you know, everything like that. You definitely can, but it did sound like you needed to project it out a little bit more. So for right now, I'm gonna say yes because I want to hear you come back and sing a different song, if you come back. But I would like to hear you sing a different song.

Okay. Okay.

All right, so you got one yes. Push, was she pushing?

Um, I would say like it was— I was a bit like lost and found in the song. It's like at some point I felt like you were, you were on it, you know, you was riding that horse, you know, and then it just got a little better, you know. It was certain little notes that you was trying to like— he— I feel like you knew you couldn't really get to him, but you still like tried to get there. Um, I don't think that you have like a bad voice. I just feel like with like the other girl, I just feel like people got to find certain songs that is good for their voice. Um, do I want to come— do I want to hear you sing more?

I don't want to use the same word.

No, I do think that you got a little technique and a little flow, but you know, just work on it a little bit.

All right, all right. Okay.

All right, Israel, um, beautiful smile. Thank you. I love your confidence. I love your cheeks.

Oh, thank you. Yes.

Um, but, uh, I didn't love—

I didn't love the song.

I didn't love the voice. I didn't know. Okay, it's a no for me. Okay, that's okay.

All right, thank you, Israel. Love you though.

But you smiling like that now too.

It's all good, it's all good. All right, baby, bye.

Who's next?

We have a return. Okay, who's returning?

I am. Hi Maurice, how are you?

What's going on with y'all? How y'all doing? Welcome back, welcome back.

So what, you gonna be rapping today again?

Yes I am. Yes, I'm back, Sean. I see you. I'm not 100.

All right, go ahead, shoot your shot today, Maurice.

All right, here we go.

I am set free by the blood of the Lamb, not independent, I'm holding his hand. Got me through it, it's deeper than music. I spoke to the people from here to Japan. I got a big mouth and he got a plan. Follow the blueprint, I know who I am. Pray and go forward, there's no other way. I'll ignore it, I fall and I stand up again. I am set free by the nails in them. Christ got me walking on water, I take his advice. Got me eyes on the focus, his ways to the right and his ways to the left of me. Been through the worst for the best of me. Got no control for the recipe, it's in the mix and the pedigree. I got a long road ahead of me, better be good bars and melody. Hallelujah, let the choir sing. Married to the church like a wedding ring. Do what he want when he asks for it. Give him praise too, see what that'll bring. Praise like it shot up the backboard.

All right, all right.

So he came through making it look easy like he did last episode. He made it all the way to the final round.

I did. I'm trying to do it again.

We didn't like that song that you did at the final round. We like the first one that you had. Did. So I'm glad you came back, you know what I'm saying? So, uh, Push, was he pushing lyrics for you?

Um, as you guys know, like I said, I do listen to rap and I like to pay attention to it. And I will say that I think he needs a little more like breath control because it was just like he was trying to flow through the song, but you know, it was like he had to pick it up. So I kind of feel like just that. I do feel like the lyrics was very, you know, they were there. I think the metaphors and stuff was there. I think it was put together very uniquely. He was talking about something that was true to him. So I did like it. And, you know, just a little breath control, that's all I would say.

Okay, is it a yes or no for you?

But let me think about that. Go up, I gotta think.

Damn, Sean.

Sean. Oh God. So it was a little breathy, it definitely was.

I do appreciate the fact that you're like 100 and still trying to rap. I think that's great. I'm an asthmatic too.

Don't forget that. Yeah, you're asthmatic? Yeah, I am. So that's, that's perfect for me.

Oh, you are? Breath control. That's, that's— yeah, yeah, we— um, but I would have to say you can spit. You can spit. I don't know what it is, I just don't like you. I, I don't—

I really just don't like you either, so it's okay.

Yeah, I know, I could tell. But I matter though.

Yeah.

But I matter though.

So which one is you? Smoke a stack because you look like a sinner right now. You smoke the stacks because you look like a sinner right now.

Smoking stack?

No, are you Smoke or Stacks?

Have you seen Sinners? Sinners?

Because you started it, you started it.

That's why I'm asking. Absolutely. Because, you know, I'm just incredible. But, um, I'm gonna have to say Yes, this time around. But when you come back, I do think that you should put your flow more towards like rapping about females, because then you have more of a cadence to you. But I still don't like you.

But yeah, it's okay, it's okay. The females do. Shout out to them.

Correct. I don't like him.

Of course it's a yes for me. Oh, okay. Kick Bush.

Yes, it was yes, it was yes. Okay, we—

you got two yeses.

We'll see you in the next round. All right, let's do it. Why you don't like that boy?

Y'all never met each other.

Like, why don't you like that boy?

Yeah, you know how black guys are. We don't have to meet to not like each other. Like, You wear the wrong hat and we don't like it. So yeah, don't take much, you know, black on black.

What's your nationality?

I'm black and white.

My dad's white.

I mean, my dad's black, my mom's white.

Okay, cool, cool. All right, them eyes is yours? Them your real eyes?

Yeah, from my dad.

Yep, they're so pretty.

Don't forget, I forgot about what you said the other day on social media.

I will talk about that.

That's true, that's true tea.

Remember, Sean, I was just like, he was on his social media like, I'm changed.

We actually—

it went again last night, but we'll talk about that.

I think I like it. You think? I like what he's transferring over, y'all.

He's transferring over.

And I didn't think that I was gonna like it as much as I did.

Vagina's wonderful. It's good.

Anybody that's like any gay guy on here, please go and get your dick wet, okay?

Going correct.

Other canvases and other caves and not just— correct.

Yes, gay, stop being virgins arguing with women. It's weird. Get some first. The argument changes after, I promise you. It's different, babe.

I'm ready to lay up in mine, boy. You got a girlfriend? She got me talking different and everything. Nah, we just chilling. He gonna be—

he gonna be stalking her at work. Bitch, where you going?

Who you with? Correct. So you are enjoying yourself. I am. Oh shit, I was just wondering.

I was like, wait a minute, wait a minute.

Yeah, I was though.

Okay, cool. Courtney, what happened?

We need Courtney because she got to say it. Courtney, bring your ass back!

Let's go, Courtney!

Let's go! We gotta start the damn voting. That's funny though.

So how do you define sexuality then if y'all like pussy too? Is you bisexual, Sean?

I mean, I'm attracted to what's attracted to me.

Okay, so you like what Wade Brady is, pansexual, pretty much?

No, I think that being someone that sleeps with men, women are never gonna like look at you as heterosexual. Bro. Like, you're just not going to get that. You touch a dude, you gay. That's how it is in Black community. You do any dude, do anything with dude, you gay. Like, that— it's just that simple. And most people don't, like, necessarily believe in bisexuality, you know. And so I just feel like, again, I like what likes me, so I put it like that. Women and men, not pansexual.

I just feel like I was not gonna be gay, like, my whole life. I'm like, bitch, I'm about to be, like, 31.

I'm like, okay, bitch, am I gonna be gay forever? I'm like, this shit got to stop at some point, you know? Like, so this was your first time with a woman?

Like, very intimately, yes. And it's like, I'm thinking about children and like, you know, I don't know, I'm just— I guess I'm just stepping into a new little era. I don't know, I'm just going with the flow of it.

And she accepts you for you, obviously?

Yeah, sure, of course. He said, of course, of course.

No, I'm just wondering because like Sean just said, like, you know, women will just never, you know, accept you for you, you know.

Like, I mean, you got women that like bisexual men that's open. Like, you got all the ugly women that dates bisexual men. So I guess you just got to find like, you know, that one for you.

Like, I found my little one.

Women The power of the pussy.

It gives life, creates things. Are your kids right here?

Did they hear me say the P word, Sean?

Who? No, they're somewhere. Okay. No, that's Bae.

I was gonna say, oh God, that's Bae. Yeah. Tell them I said hi.

You heard her. Hi.

Okay, Courtney, you know I'm trying to be nosy. Yes, I see.

Hi, babe, how are you?

He said hi, girl.

All right, cool. You ready? All right, so guys, listen, we're gonna go ahead and start the voting pro— huh? All right, it's 5 people. We're gonna do the 2 singers, then we're gonna do the rappers together and the comedian. Okay, okay. All right, you guys truly choose who you think is the greatest. I don't care who it is. The vote is up to you. Jasmine is going to put the voting up when they're done with the first batch. Okay, first batch after G-Moji, the voting will go up.

Then the next batch will go, the voting will go up.

You guys are choosing who takes home $300 today. First of all, before we— you want to place a bet? Who you think gonna win, Sean?

I forget her name, but I got my money on the sultry Mississippi singer, the first singer. Got my money on her. Well, I don't know, because then the other pretty girl that came through, she was good too. She was good. I'm from between those two.

What about you, Push? Courtney.

I'm voting for Courtney.

I'm going for Courtney.

Okay, I'm actually going for the, for the, for the comedian with the Charles. That shit was so funny.

That is— she was good, she was good, she was good.

And Maurice. Yes, Latasha, how you doing?

Latasha, welcome back. Hey, I'm back. All right, you ready? I am. You had a, a song you wanted me to sing, but can I just sing what I want to sing, or do you want me to go ahead and just give it a shot?

Yeah, no, say go with your heart. Go with your heart because it is your—

go with my heart.

I don't want to be responsible for you losing.

I'm gonna go with my heart then. I'm gonna go with my heart, but I promise y'all can sing that other one too. Let me go ahead and sing though.

All right, winos, it's voting time. Let's go. All right, let's go, Latasha. Shoot your shots. Thank y'all.

I was born by the river In a little tent, oh, just like that river I've been running ever since. It's been a long, a long time coming, but I know a change gonna come. Oh yes, it will. It's been too hard living, but I'm afraid to die. All right, all right, Latasha.

All right, listen, it's not up to us this time. It's completely up to the fans. We got over 3,000 people watching between YouTube and Facebook, so they are voting for you. If you think Latasha has what it takes to win $300 and a chance to go on tour with us, Vote for Latasha, okay?

Hold back. Thank you, thank you.

Backstage, no problem. Hold backstage. Who we got next? Who we got next? I wanted her— she should have said what I told her to say.

Yeah, I agree, but I love her.

I love her. Big fan. All right, all right.

G— who's that? G Moji, let's go!

Hi, G Moji, how you doing? Great, let's go, Juanos! Come on, I need y'all! Come on, let's go, let's get it!

Okay, okay, so, um, Shannon Sharp, Teddy, yo, yo, bear back there, Teddy, his cousin just came from Shannon's house to my house.

When he left, he was brown. Now look at him. Yeah, Brown, this is Terry, Teddy's cousin Terry, and brought this snow bunny with him. Yeah, tell me about some Skip. I ain't do that mess, Skip. I want me Skip. Skip, now you know that's some bullshit. How y'all gonna put me up against two singers? That's some bullshit. That's a bull job. I'm a comedian. I need to be in my own lane. Skip, why you gonna do that, Skip? I ain't messing with that snow bunny, Skip. That was a beat skip. Now that's some bull— y'all know, y'all know better than that. This is Janet now. All right, it was definitely funny. I can't believe you played me and you played Shannon Sharp and you done brought Teddy up into the motherfucking chat.

That was, that was good, that was good.

All right, cool, y'all. If you want Gigi to win for the skits on the tour. Please vote for Gigi.

Hit the wine glass for Gigi. Gigi, hold backstage.

It's up to the winos, okay?

And I need that wine— how wine glass bigger than mine?

Yeah, that was huge. I want one too. I got something coming, but I—

we can't— shit, I've been—

I'm waiting on the lady.

She decorating them and stuff. I got some— I got a wine glass this damn tall from the floor. Like, I'm sitting up high. I want—

God damn it.

Yeah, yeah, it's like this tall. It come up to be like this.

Oh no, I think they found it at Dollar Tree.

Courtney, come on, Courtney!

Hey mama, you ready? Yeah, I'm ready. Look at Key, he already pushing you.

He like, let go, let go, let go! All right, Courtney.

And you got me like, oh, what you want from me?

And I try to buy you pretty hard, but the price too high.

Baby, you got me like, oh, you love when I fall apart so you can put me together and throw me against the wall. Baby, you got me like, ah, ah, ah. Don't you stop loving me, don't quit loving me, just start loving me.

Okay, girl, I wanted you to sing that whole song.

Fire, fire, fire. That was one of my favorite songs.

You real comfortable, like, in your shit.

Like, you know your shit. Yeah, you know you can sing.

Yes, I can see.

Great breath control.

Tasha, I did American Idol.

I could tell you professional.

Yeah, it was a long time ago, but I did American Idol, so they, they, they trained us, they prepped us.

Well, let's see, how far did you get?

Uh, to the top 72 in Hollywood Week, uh, season 13. If you type in Courtney Williams on American Idol, it'll pull up my little 30 seconds of fame.

Well, listen, you got 30 anymore here, okay?

Hold back, hold tight, y'all.

If you like Courtney, vote for Courtney.

So you got Courtney, Gigi, and Latasha.

Courtney, Gigi, and Latasha. And you know what's— huh?

The post is going up now.

Now look at Push. Push is happy, like, that's my, that's my artist, correct?

She has it. Star power. Yeah, she got it.

Yeah, she, she made it look easy.

She got the presence. Like, she, when she speaks, she sounds very like timid and shy, but when she performs, she performs. She got it.

Yeah, she got it.

You know what I love about this competition? We've had rappers win, singers. Like, you just never know how this shit's gonna go. Okay. And, and, uh, Gigi was funny.

Yeah, Gigi was funny. But you never know with these winos. They surprise me every week. They surprise me with who they choose every week. I'm shocked. I'm just like, wow, I wouldn't have thought that person was gonna win. But hey, you know, I'm shocked every week. Are y'all—

are y'all voting, winos? The poll is up.

Jasmine put the poll up. Are y'all voting?

30 seconds left. 30 seconds. Come back out, come back in and shoot your vote. Let's go!

I love this show. It's just so fucking hot in my studio.

Oh my God. Oh Jesus, it look like I hit lines or something. 10 seconds. I know the damn AC ain't went out again. Son of a bitch. 3, 2, 1. All right, polls are closed, polls are closed, polls are closed.

So we're gonna hold that and we'll announce when we get to the final 2. All right, so we got 3, 3, 2 more people. We got the rappers now. So we got Just Lux and Maurice. Maurice is back. Back for the second time, shooting his shot. Him and Sean got some underlying issues we got to talk about after the show. I don't know what the hell going on between them two, you know what I'm saying? Maybe they're fighting over me.

Maybe that's what it's giving. I was first. I don't already have to take you from one beige. I'm not about to do this all over again.

All right, you ready, Jasmine? Hold on, this damn— where is— we need batteries, goddamn it. Hold on for a second, the batteries done went out.

Shit, y'all, it's a long story, Sean. I got to tell you on what's going on over here, but why I feel like we in a nice neighborhood but we in the hood.

They got dogs and shit, bulldogs, all types of shit we didn't see till we moved in. DJs and shit next door.

I think—

how you got a DJ system and no people partying?

Ain't nobody over there? No. That should be the thought spot. Exactly. Nobody.

I said you must be terrible.

Everybody can hear the damn ba ba ba ba.

You know these warehouses, they got the individual AC, so they're more controlled. Shit. Let's— I'm sorry, let's go.

Who? Come back up here, Juxta.

How you doing? We can't hear you.

The mic off. I had the mic off, my bad.

It's all good. You ready?

You up against Maurice, another rapper now.

I know, I see I got some competition.

Yes, you ready? All right, what'd you say?

All right, don't worry about him.

Hey, listen, go on.

But she just want to get touched, get touched up. She want a dog. Don't tell her shut the fuck up. She won't fuck with a nigga that work. Nah, she get a dope dealer. Then she say she lucks up. She got a couple baby mamas, couple bitches that he fucking. He don't love his kids, now how the hell can he love her? She laid on the bed, got her head on the wrap and the weed in her hand. Say duh-huh, bitch, where your morals? Niggas, get your morals. Go, you're missing it. I'm trying to try to refrain the words, but you get it. I ain't— he just took me off my square, man. I can't let you—

why you let this man— don't blame that on me, man.

Huh?

Why you let you out your spot? He can't trick me out my spot. I got you, Sean. I got some— I got—

Sasha, I got too much music.

You want me to win, so let's go.

You let me Let me do my best, you know what I'm saying? The Winos is voting now. You're supposed to be performing for them, not us.

All right, I got you.

You got one— I don't never do this. You got one more chance. This is the Winos and they voted for you.

Okay, let's go, let's go.

All right, look, pressure on my back, I really feel it when they kick it in. Don't shit where you sleep or you gonna feel it when they kick it in. I pay full price for my flaws, being broke is a sin and God We trust, so we ball. Family ain't family no more. They say you switched up, like when you called a thousand times and they ain't pick up. Like when that judge was up in bonds and they ain't kick up. Like when they needed, you gave it. Ain't never bitched once. Won't go a thousand times for you, cause what you did once, you bring a thousand people around me, I won't fear one. I got it on me, might not see it clearly, but I'm near one. See the man in the middle.

All right, all right, you showed off, you showed— you did your thing. You even— I thought Sean over there bopping his head. You know what I'm saying, Sean?

Like, come on, Sean.

Better, Sean? Much better than the other select that you select, Tasha. All right, all right.

But me and, me and King, me, I'm just, I'm not a rap artist.

I know what rap I like, you know what I'm saying? Like, but if you sound good, you sound good. So I like the, the voice. I like your raps. I do. So Kick Push, was he— he was— we can't hear you, you, you on mute.

He said yeah.

Sean, I like it. I like the third one. What, what, third chance?

Hey, cut it out.

At least you was able to take a shot. All right, White Nose, hold that thought.

You're going to vote between Jess Lux and Maurice. Push, your mic working now? We can't hear you. Come back out and come back in. Come back out, come back in. You know, come back out the app and come back in. We can't hear you. Yeah, we asked him to work last minute, y'all. Y'all got to understand, you know, budget is low over here, so, you know. We ain't got it.

The budget is low.

It was all— listen, I mean, he don't have a studio or anything like that, so, you know, we working with what we got. Just bear with us. And basically the show is about y'all, so shit. All right, uh, who's, uh, is— no, we don't, because the wine nose is voted. So when he come back in, he come back in.

Maurice, come on. How you doing? I'm good. Damn.

Hold on, Maurice. Hold on, hold on. All right, push us back. All right, Maurice, you're here.

Okay, you ready? Yeah, I'm ready. Right, I've seen him.

Wait, I just wanted to say that he did— he, he got even better like the second go-round. That's all I wanted to say. He really did good. Like, he showcased who he is, and that's just what that is.

Uh-oh, Maurice, you ready for some competition? Let's see. All right, let's go.

Oh, hold on, just give me a minute. Gotta pray now, gotta keep the devil in this hole and make him stay down. Joke around later, this award not a playground. Once you hear that horn, the angel blow, we on the way now. Heaven is the home for all believers if you stay down, otherwise then how you get no water? Kind of stay down. Jesus wasn't cool, you was a fool, you had to stay down only to realize them demons hate you, they don't play around. I'ma keep an update on the package, this the new sound. This team rolling with Jesus will save you, you down. I heard the call and it didn't ring long. Got this pickup, got involved, now it's Flourish Life Music. Copywritten music, learn from it, earn from it, pay me from exclusives. Flourish Life Music, copywritten music, learn from it, earn from it, pay me from exclusives. That's all I got.

All right, now I gave you a little longer since we gave Jess Lex twice, so I was just gonna let you go.

I appreciate it.

All right, so we got two obviously really talented rappers here.

Um, where are you from again, Maurice?

You from Philly? Yeah, I'm from Philly.

Philly and Jersey in the building. What up, East Coast?

Oh shit, put them both on it.

Can you put them both on the screen at the same time? You can't do it? Philly versus Jersey, this is crazy. That's like all you gotta do is cross the bridge, right? That's it.

All right, Just Lux, listen, uh, unmute yourself.

It's Jux and Tasha.

It's Juxxer, my bad.

Sorry, so we got Philly versus, uh, Jersey in the building.

Yeah, we definitely in here. All right, polls are up, polls are up. What it look like?

Is it Maurice or is it Juxxer?

All right, is it Philly or is it New Jersey?

What are we doing? What are we doing?

Come on, let's go, let's go! Put Jersey on the map, man. I'm trying to put Jersey on the map, man.

This is crazy.

I'm trying to put Jersey on the map.

I don't know if you remember one of our episodes, we actually had really good singers go up against rappers and the rappers won. Like, this is one of those shows. So I'm glad that y'all are not allowing like the singers to kind of take over because we have seen it flip.

All right, all right, y'all are voting right, you're voting right.

Come on, Winos! Now they talking about Jersey, North Philly, Jersey, North Philly.

Yeah, run it up, run it up!

Hey, check the, um, court for me.

Let's go, come on, Candy, let's go, baby! Uh, 20 seconds.

20 seconds, let's go!

Who you got, Tasha? Let's get it, run it up, run it up! Let's go, you should have pinned the poll.

Can you pin the poll? Yeah, pin the poll, let's go!

Yeah, that's a better rapper. No, he ain't. Stop lying.

Okay, so Jasmine, between the two groups, uh, Maurice, Juxxer, wait backstage because Jasmine is gonna announce the winner between both groups and then they gotta vote again.

Okay, so was it close?

Okay, now you can answer because the gang members are gone.

You said who I got?

Yeah, he said gang members are gone. I like the—

okay, I like both of them actually, but if I had to choose, like, I'll choose Jux. I like his vibe.

And yeah, I plead the fifth.

We know you do.

Okay, Courtney won the first vote, 85%. Okay, on the second Maurice won the second one. I know you happy. Bring them—

bring up Maurice and Courtney.

Who is that? How my voice is playing like that?

Who got my voice on? Oh, somebody in the background watching. Courtney, now Maurice, here's the thing.

This your second week coming, right? And this your second time coming to the finale, right? And she's an American Idol.

I don't know if you know that. Right. She look like one. It's okay.

She's an American Idol.

Um, but fair is fair, right?

Um, put the vote up, Jasmine. All right, put the vote up. But Maurice, you—

what's your Instagram? Y'all need to be putting y'all Instagrams in y'all places so people can come follow y'all and stuff.

The Paul underscore Life Music. Okay. Say it one more time. Flourish_Life_Music.

Okay, I see y'all paying attention. He about to go look right now. Look at him.

They write it down.

Courtney, what's your Instagram?

Underscore Beauty Only with two Ys on the end.

Are you an influencer?

Uh, I'm trying to get my foot in the door. I do TikTok. We can help with that.

We can help with that.

Okay, hey, well, uh, I mean, this page is my esthetician page. It's not like my personal—

like, yes, absolutely perfect. Uh, Adrian, could you please get, uh, Courtney's, uh, information and pass it on to Jason for me, please? We got some influencer deals we can, we can slide your way.

Yes, ma'am. What are you going to wear to the finale?

Courtney, what are you gonna wear to the finale?

Oh honey, honey, she, she gonna step, okay? I don't know what I'm gonna wear, but I'm, I'mma pop, I'mma step. Yeah, I look presentable.

Stay ready so you don't have to get ready. Listen, listen, I don't know, this is crazy.

Everybody is like Philly, Philly, Philly, Philly, Philly.

I'm sorry, we in the building.

Listen, Courtney, they said Courtney is good. Courtney is good. They like Maurice. They like Maurice. Pop out, Court.

Yeah, let's go Maurice! This is close. Let's get it. All right, yeah it is. Oh shit, the final vote is in.

Oh damn, Maurice, stop talking to me.

I ain't talking to you, boy.

I, I feel like we should get your link and let you come back for next week because I feel like they, they voted the fuck— they—

you can't— how you can't go up against an American Idol?

Like, I know it sounds unfair, like, but she did win by 83%.

All right, that's what I'm talking about.

You deserve it, you deserve it. I ain't gonna lie, that's why I was just like, this is, this is tough. That's how you know you're talented.

You know what I'm saying, right? Yeah, we'll let you skip the line.

You got like a different approach too when you rap. So that's very unique too. You got like a different approach to things, so a lot of people like that.

It's very—

okay, well check me out. Oh yeah, I try to be. That's my life.

Yeah, very deep, very— I could, I could see you read. I am not gonna DM this man privately. I am a married woman.

It is hard. That is hard.

It's not easy going It's not easy, but we have—

but listen, hit the link next week. I'm gonna tell them to get your information, Maurice, and we'll let you, uh, come to the front of the line because I feel like you're supposed to have a spot here and you keep getting all the way to the end and then boom, you know what I'm saying?

All right, huh? That's not telling you anything?

You're not taking the hint? Or what? You're not thinking?

Okay, closer and closer. We don't get it.

You got— you gotta read.

I'm not talking to you, Maurice.

You're talking about me. That's, that's good enough.

Congratulations, Courtney, you did a great job. Thank you, thank you so much. Oh, Mississippi.

All right, Maurice, we'll see you next week, okay? All right, all right, bye.

Courtney, can you give us a little something to go home with, girl?

Yeah, which one? You want to hear something specific?

Whatever, whatever's on your heart to sing.

Whatever's on your heart to sing.

Um, trust in me in all you do.

Have faith I have in you.

Love will see us through if only you trust in me.

Why don't you trust me?

Come for me.

When things go wrong, cling to me, Daddy, and oh yeah, I'll be strong. We can get along, we can get along, oh, if only you trust in me.

Yeah, let's go, Courtney!

Thank you. Yes, girl.

So listen, congratulations, you win $300 cash. Wes, cut the check, Kebe.

He gonna be selling you here shortly, and we gonna see you back.

I'm trying to figure it out, Atlanta or Florida.

Which y'all think, Wine Notes? What you doing in Atlanta or Florida? Which one?

Either one is hot. Yeah, I'll be out of Michigan.

Good weather.

Okay, so either weather—

yes, that's what I was really looking for. We'll let them vote. Everybody said Florida. Now they said Florida and ATL.

Oh, ATL, think up in here. Yeah, ATL, ho. Okay, all right, cool.

Listen, um, thank you so much, Courtney. Please shout out your Instagram one more time.

It's _beauty, B-E-A-U-T-Y-O-N-L-Y-Y. Or Honey Love with two Es on Facebook.

OK, cool. We love it. And we're going to see you back at the end of the season. So we'll be in contact. Please leave your contact details with Adrienne, the casting director backstage. And yeah, we'll see you soon on that stage, girl. Like—

OK, thank you. Damn. Yes. Shout out to Courtney.

Y'all got y'all a winner for the first time. I almost had mine.

I knew she was gonna win from the beginning.

She just came in. What's her name? Leandra?

Latasha. With her, let me talk about her real quick.

Yeah, go ahead.

It's like her first round, I feel like she gave it like everything.

That second round, I kind of feel like it was a little shaky to me. I don't know, I felt like she was reading.

I felt like she was reading.

Something was, something was a little bit off the second round, I will say.

Mhm. What you think?

No, it was— you right. I think she just second-guessed herself. I, I think that it was— I really feel like she should have went with your song choice just because it would have showcased her. Yeah, she would have started at the bridge. Yeah, I do think she should come back though.

Where she at? She's still backstage.

That real quick.

I want to come sing that real quick. She backstage. She— damn, damn, damn. I want to hear that.

She could have killed that shit.

Yeah, but Courtney's worth that. Marcella who? Marcella who? Marcella who? We love you, Courtney.

Marcella.

Marcella gives me Whitney tees, Whitney wines.

And Courtney gives me Rihanna. I would love to hear her sing Diamonds. I would love to hear her.

Yeah, here's the thing, I am a fan of Courtney, but I'm gonna say this for the record, I've never been a fan of Rihanna. I promise you, I was always a Beyoncé fan.

You could be both.

No, no, you know there's a real war out here. Don't even play like that. See, that, that kind of stuff gets you shot up, Sean.

Start something already. You already started.

Just like we got Nikki in number 11.

Not number 11.

Number 1.

Thank you all so much for watching Shoot Your Shot. Thank you to all the contestants for coming through. Thank you to my bomb-ass judges and my friends. King Daily Push, he be over there pushing the girls all day, every day.

We report, you know, we be reposting your content, right?

I see it all the time.

All right, so you gonna come back and you gonna tell us like if you, if you go, if you gonna stay or you gonna be in a—

hold on, Latasha back!

Let's let her, let's let her sing that song. Okay, all right, so you coming through to give me my acapella?

Do you know that song?

Yeah, yeah, I do. Something is repeating itself. I think it's you. Yeah, yeah, it is. Oh my God. Yeah, yeah, I can hear you.

Go back out and come back in real quick. Go back out and come back in. I got to hear my, my Deborah Cox because I'm about to go put it on in the car. Yeah, we're gonna get our acapella for She Go anyway. But no, I love everything that y'all do. Push, what you got coming up? What projects and stuff you got coming up?

What you doing up over there?

Well, I do have a podcast, um, that you can follow on my YouTube.

I wasn't invited to the podcast.

I kind of just put it together. It's called The Real Talk. It's over on YouTube. Y'all can follow me at Real Talk. That's 2 R's. E-A-L Talk. Okay. Um, we do have a candle line that's coming out. Um, next month. This month I have a food truck that I just, um, you know, worked something out with. So, um, I cook a lot. Um, I'm gonna be a little more YouTube, just getting involved more YouTube and stuff like that. My candle line coming out. So, you know, come follow me on Instagram, follow me on TikTok at King Daily Push.

You know, come have a good time.

Love it, I love it. Sean, wait a minute before you go. Hold on, let's let Deborah Cox, and then we gonna—

come on, Deborah Cox, let's go! How did you get here?

Nobody's supposed to be here. I tried that love thing for the last time. My heart said no, no.

I knew it.

Nobody's supposed to be here.

This is what you should have sung.

But it came along and changed my mind.

That's what you— beautiful.

Thank you, thank you.

I heard you the first time.

Are you gonna come back?

I would have voted for you. I am coming back, I am coming back. You should. Come on now. I promise I'm coming back next week, next Thursday.

Now get your ass on out of here and we'll see you next week. Goddamn it, you don't piss me off. I told you to— anyway, Sean, what you got coming up?

I have coffee, I have YouTube, I have Instagram, and I also have Shoot Your Shot. So I'm just getting busier and busier. And I would love to work with you, uh, King. So I'm definitely gonna reach out to King because you were—

oh, that's gonna be funny. And I miss Derek, Tasha.

I'mma cuss his ass out, don't worry.

I love King. This was great. I would love to work with him. Like, he was everything. But I miss Derek just a little bit. Just—

oh, you miss him cussing your ass out? Yes. Yeah, but Push was here last minute when Derek called out of work 45 minutes before the—

hold on for a second.

Round of applause for you, King Push, because to come just like randomly, you did your thing.

Yeah, but we definitely could do something together.

It was nice, it was nice.

It's all about the artists anyway, you know what I'm saying?

Yeah, it's all about the artists. This is—

oh shit, I'm gonna hit you up right after the show. Okay.

Yeah, Derek. Hey, T. Um, why the fuck you ain't come to work today?

You know my flight was delayed.

Uh-huh. So where you at now?

Uh, I'm in Toledo, Ohio.

They delayed my, uh, flight, uh, coming out of Chicago by like an hour, hour and a See, that's what you get for booking a flight the same day you got to come to work. Just like a nigga. Just like a negro.

Don't make me sick my homeboy on you.

Bye bye. Oh, he talking about Faceline. Raccoon eyes.

Thank y'all so much for watching. We'll see y'all for Shoot Your Shot next Thursday.

We're gonna have a new intro and logo and everything like that, so stay tuned. Then we gotta fly the host in to shoot the, the video for the intro, so we gotta get that done, you know what I'm saying? So yes, I love it. And thank you, Push, for coming through, and, uh, hopefully you'll always take our invitations.

Okay, anytime.

All right, let's go, let's go.

With that being said, now we gotta go. Bye!