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And what do you call your, uh, she's basically like your grandma.

Yeah, what do you call her? I call her Grandma.

All right, so remember, we are live in the wine cellar, man. Listen, we had this scratch kick plus the Get You Here, man. I've been checking this out. Oh, look at that on air.

Oh, okay, cool.

Officially in a motherfucking wine cellar.

Yeah.

Why don't y'all say what's up to Ramier Satterwaith?

Yeah, you see?

Okay.

I got it right. Hey, listen, you got it right. Like, it's crazy. A lot of people don't even get that right, but you got it right.

I was gonna say Satterwaith. Okay, but it's Satterwaith. So the T and the H is silent on the end of your name. Welcome to South Florida. I'm so excited to be doing this. You know, I've been running you down for years, right? You know that.

Yeah, I saw your messages. I saw your message. I ain't gonna front.

Why would you ignore me?

Honestly, because I was talking to a lot of people and I'm like, damn, like, they like, you gonna go in there, she probably air you out, or through— I'm just being honest. Yeah, she gonna throw major questions at you and all. I'm like, Tasha K, they said she'll get to you. I'm like, what you mean get to me? Like, far as they just say you raw with your question, that's what it is. There's nothing raw.

Like, that's what's up.

That's how— that's what I like. Like, if you can't take your raw questions, like, what are you coming up to?

But see, that's the problem. A lot of people come on here with ill intentions And it's like, listen, I'm fair across the board, right? And so I do get it because there's like this unspoken rule, like when people do interviews, and that's the reason why I don't even announce my interviews no more, is because people will be like, don't talk to her, she gonna set you up. It's like half the time when I do interviews, I don't know anything about the person until they sit down and they tell me which direction to go. So I'm like, what the fuck?

How are you gonna talk to me? That's what I'm saying, bro. That's why I said, bro, honestly, I looked at them and said, man, she's a regular person at the end of the day. She got work, she trying to take care of family. So that's it.

That's it. So listen, I think it's my commentary too that scared people.

You know, you definitely get on somebody's ass though if they need it.

Well, listen, I'm not here to get in your ass. We just, we're just here to get to, get to know you. That's all. Okay.

And so I appreciate that.

No, anytime. I know you've been, um, you know, you've done a few interviews, but I felt like people didn't like really, um, unwind like who you are, how you grew up and stuff like that. And I was just like, you can't find— they're just stuck on the Jay-Z part. And it's like, yes, that's, that's a huge part of it, but it's like, you know, who's your mama?

And it's crazy that I really appreciate you for even, even asking this because you probably the first one that really asked.

Yeah, I want to know what your mama was like. I know she's no longer here, you know what I'm saying? I want to talk about all that. We got tissue in case you, uh, you cry, because that's my homie.

That's my home. That's my mom. That was my— that's my heart. That's my heart right there. So everybody, I'm definitely was raised with my mom. She always was there for me, anything I needed. She drop a dime, like, you know, she one of them people I say that loved her kids more than her. So it's like one of them things, whatever we needed, she—

yeah, about your mom, you know, oh well, what was she doing with Jay-Z? Was she one of Jay-Z's hoes? These are just questions, right? I'm not making it out. No one knows your mom but you and, you know, Miss Lily. And we'll be talking to Miss Lily, his godmother, who's been right, not raising you, but Taking care of you, helping you, looking out for me, supporting you, fighting with you in the court from day one.

Day one, right?

Because you guys are still fighting, Jay-Z, in court right now.

Still fighting, right?

Right. So listen, welcome to the wine cellar.

You drink Riesling?

Yes, I do.

Okay, let's let you taste this bottle fresh off the shelf. There you go.

Let me know. Okay, she got the fancy glass.

Yes, of course we have to.

Yes.

So this is the Ricas Castle Riesling, actually grown in Romania. So you know it's really cold in Romania, and Europe makes some of the best Rieslings.

Got great taste to it too.

Yes, go ahead and let me top off your glass.

That thing got a great taste to it.

I'm drinking with— it's very clean.

Where you hiding that at? Where is you hiding that at? I ain't see that in this.

Listen, very, very clean.

I love like European-grown Rieslings, especially actually like French Rieslings or German Rieslings because they get the sweetest wine because it's cold all the time.

Nothing's better than, you know, a little nice little flavor with your wine. Nice, not too over sweet, but exactly.

Cheers, cheers, cheers! Next time start having like a fruit platter on here and everything, some chocolate, some stuff. You feel me? It's definitely—

listen, you got this thing, as I told you, set up. It's nice. Thank you. I'm glad you got me up here. Y'all took care of us. Everything we needed was Great, great trip. Great trip.

I worked in customer service a long time, and so if we got any complaints, it's our fault. We're so sorry, how can we fix it? So yeah, yeah, we're just like Chick-fil-A.

Seriously, man, I really appreciate it.

So Ramir, like, born and raised, where were you?

North Philadelphia.

North Philly?

Oh wow, I don't know why I thought you was from New York.

No, North Philly. Whole life. And you still residing in that area?

Yeah, I'm in that area right now. I had to step out of the city for a little bit. North Philadelphia and just spread my wings a little bit. I said I wanted to do different things working with kids and for the federal and state right now. So it's just like I've been working with the Board of Child Care and just been trying to put myself in the community and help out as much as I can.

So what are you doing with the kids?

Basically, I'm a case manager, but basically I work in after-school programs. I help friends out, like they running football programs for the youth and basketball programs for still in Harrisburg and different areas around PA.

Damn. Yeah, that's really dope.

Yeah, I'm dedicated. I want to see our future grow. That's what it is.

That's what's up. See, I'm telling you, the internet got some misconceptions out here about you, and you're not even that old. How old are you?

Just hit 30.

Well, happy belated birthday. When's your birthday?

July 13th.

Okay, damn.

Yeah, I've been there for a minute.

Okay, okay.

So how was it coming up? Like, what was school like for you?

Well, school was, you know, school was school in North Philadelphia. I say it was a great experience for me because I learned from everybody. My older, I say my older family, far as my aunts and uncles, they was real raw and uncut. You know, us living in Philly, they had to, we got tough love. So it was like they was really honest about, you know, being in school and following your dreams and just being dedicated to anything you want to do. So they also told us that, you know, the street life is you got to be street smart, also book smart. So they Gave us a little bit of everything. Told us, watch yourself in the streets, don't do nothing to nobody that you wouldn't want to be done to you. Watch friends, stay away from certain things. So I already had that in my mind from a young age. Then my mom, she did anything she could to keep us flowing. She always had a house, always tried to help us even when she wasn't around. And she always would make sure she'd pop up and find us, look out for us. And anything she could do for us, she was there. And I really appreciated that from her because a lot of parents don't even, I ain't gonna say that for everybody's parents, but a lot of parents now that I'm seeing today just let their kids do whatever. And that's not the way. A lot of teenagers having kids and I'm not pointing the finger at anybody, but them older parents was honest. They installed respect and dignity in our mind. And it's like a lot of that respect is not out here no more. People don't respect each other. People doing all types of stuff. People don't want to see you go up. So it's like, and I'm not saying that for everybody, but it's this, I speak raw, I speak from my heart. I don't come up here with no scripted shit or no shit like that. I want everybody to know I was never like, far as even with my case, people say, you chasing Jay-Z. I was never, what am I getting from that? 15 minutes of fame. It's more hassle than anything. So it's not, I ain't never get nothing from them. They don't never got no paid interviews. I don't take like, so it's like. All these years we've been doing this, it's been us.

And he's come after you guys pretty hard financially.

Yes.

Yeah. And we're going to talk about that when we bring Miss Lily in here, your godmother, because she traveled, uh, with Ramir, uh, down here to support him, because we've been trying to get Ramir on the show for quite some time. And, you know, our name ain't the best out here in the streets, you feel me? And so, but I'm glad nevertheless, like, you know, she watches the brand, she's familiar, and you know, I'm glad that she talked you into coming and stuff like that. And so, you know, yeah, yeah, I really appreciate her for doing that.

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Paris.

Yes. You released a video of you and DeJuan Blair in the bed. Angel Love from Basketball Wives, baby daddy.

This was my husband. This was going to be my husband. You would have still had me just like he had her, but you crossed the line with somebody in my house.

You brought somebody in your house?

In my bed and you're cheating and lying to me saying that you're out of town and you're 9 minutes down the street.

He brought somebody that was 400 pounds, a big thick chunky guy.

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So growing up with your mom, like, what was that like? What is your mom's name?

Wanda Satterwhite.

Wanda Satterwhite. Okay, how many siblings?

She got, um, like 4 sisters, 5 sisters. Auntie, okay, Auntie, Auntie Holly, and yeah, she got—

are they all still living?

No, one of her brothers just passed away.

Oh wow, your uncle?

Yeah, my uncle. It was, I think it was 2 years ago, and my mom just passed away 3 years ago. It's been a whole lot going on. It's just been like crazy couple years. You had cousins, uncles, moms, just the last couple years.

The Black family, I'm gonna be honest with you, is dying so much faster at a faster rate. I lost 5 family members in a span of 2 years. And it's like, as soon as they hit that 40, 50, 60 mark, it's diabetes, high blood pressure, heart attack, stroke, breast cancer. It's so much stuff going on. So like, you know, to hear that everybody has been, you know, passing.

5 in 2 years.

It was very hard. I'll never forget my sister got married. It was kind of like a blessing because it was like, finally we got some good news, you know, because we lost so many family members. So, you know, I'm sorry that you went through that and your mom passed. Thank you. Your mom passed and that's still fresh.

Yeah, it is. Like, you know, I'm still working on it, but I take every day, you know, one day at a time and just seriously just think what she wants. She was a real happy person. Nobody can make her upset. Like, it's just—

Wow.

She every day smiles, dancing, you know?

Yeah.

So I miss that. It's not there no more. But I take every day and I just, I try to get that to the kids. Like, you know, my mom, even when I was mad, she, "Oh, be happy. It's another day. God let you be here. Don't be upset. That's nothing." with everything. Like, it wasn't nothing I could go to her and say she gonna agree on me being upset, or anybody in the family. Like, anybody you ask, anybody in the family but my mom, like, happy, happy, happy, joy, dancing.

How many kids did she have?

She had me and my brother.

Okay, okay. Different fathers?

Yep.

Okay. All right. So how old was she when you were born? Are you the oldest, youngest?

I'm the oldest.

You're the oldest. So you were the firstborn. Okay. And so how old was she when you were, when you were born?

15, going on 16, 16, 15.

So she was a young mom. Yeah. Okay. Did she raise you an entire time or, you know, like me, I was raised by my grandma, my mom, my auntie.

I'm pretty sure she had help from the family, but yeah, she didn't have no foster care or nothing. So yeah, she stuck it out in the family. They family helped her.

You remember being with her when she was so young?

Like, I'd say probably around when I got to like 3, when I probably can fully start remembering little things, like 3, 4, and I really start, you know, picking up on things. I'm like, you know, my mom, I seen her.

How she look? I don't even think we have pictures of her.

It's crazy because, you know, when people say take pictures and it'll last forever and all that, we was never no picture people. It's pictures that we have, but now I wish I took so many more, you know?

Yeah.

And videos, because it's like, only got so much left. Like, you know, I got certain items and all that, but pictures, I don't have a lot of pictures.

Okay.

And I dream—

but describe her beauty.

I know, like, my mom was Beautiful. Let me see, she just was her, like naturally beautiful. She ain't do too much of that makeup, you know, loved to wear her hair out, you know, loved to wear whatever she wanted. If she wanted to wear it, wasn't really into the fashion thing, but she had definitely, if she was comfortable in it, you know, she'd wear it. And she just was a lovely, lovely person. Well, you could take her anywhere, you can talk to her about anything, you can She— that's what I'm saying. She was like one of a kind because I really don't see that. And people be like, damn, you making this up. But no, the people that know me know how sincere I was about my mom and how still I am. That's why I'm doing this. Like this, even after death, like my mom just installed that in me that if you believe in something, Ron, just fight for it. They don't got nothing to do. This is bigger than me. This case bigger than me. Honestly, when I say my case, because I'm not just fighting for me, it's for Anybody that come behind me, they shouldn't have to go through this. Like, it should have been taken care of. This, it should have been over with because if they find somebody on the streets or anybody, not even on the streets, just any other regular person that don't have money, I feel like this would have been over with. Would have been taken care of.

And you're grown now. You're trying to collect any money.

That's why I said this for years. Like, you know, I'm good. Like, you know, I'm, of course, anybody would want more money. Who wouldn't take money? But I'm good where I'm at in life. I got a great job. I'm driving Mercedes-Benz. I'm taking care of myself, taking care of my kids.

So it's like, you got kids?

Yeah.

Okay.

Oh, I got a newborn son that's 8 months.

Damn. Okay, congratulations.

I got 2 daughters. I got 2 daughters, actually 15.

15-year-old? Wow. So you had a baby at 15 too? Okay, okay.

I ain't gonna fraud. That's just honest. I love my daughters to death, man. It's just different now. I see I get to grow up because when I was a kid, you know, I had a lot of help from the family, don't get me wrong, but it's now that I'm older and I fully know, you know, what I'm supposed to be doing. It's just I'm glad that I can grow with my kids and actually teach them things and show them things that, you know, you didn't show.

Yeah, so it's like, did you have any type of father figure around?

Yeah, I had— I feel like I always, like, you know, my uncles, my person that was there that was my father figure, you know, that was there for my little brother. That's my little brother's dad. But, you know, the person that was there, I had this multiple people. I feel like it take a village to raise a child. So I don't believe it would never be one father figure.

So you basically was raised just like most of us by the whole damn—

Yeah, it's never a one father figure.

You going to your auntie house, your mama house. Okay.

And I took that all in and that's how I am today. Okay.

Did you feel coming up like something was missing even though you had your mom? You know how you'll, you know, as a child, you know, you be in school and maybe they have like, I don't know, go to school with your dad day or Dads for Donuts. Did you, did you know that? Like, when did you notice that something was kind of like missing or different about you?

See, I ain't gonna make up nothing. When I was younger, I ain't really look at it. I mean, I really looked at— I try to look past it. I see that now because Like, not having a dad? Yeah, I try to, like, you know, I always— that's like I said, I always had people around me. So even when I didn't have the father figures coming up to the schools and, you know, always there when I needed them to talk or something, it's like I cope different. Like, I sit there and people say it's bad and talk to myself as far as not on nothing crazy, but sometimes you gotta have that conversation like, hey, you can't blame another person and, you know, take all this. So I I was kind of tough on myself, but it like, it helped me grow, honestly. And for situations now where I'd be like, hey, I ain't had that when I was young, I don't, that don't mean my kids can't have it, right?

Or, but you know, most people are essentially damaged when they don't have their fathers or their mothers in their life. And so, you know, for me, like, I'll give an example. Like, I was raised by my stepdad, but I call him my dad. He married my mom when I was 1, right? He's all I know. So when my real dad showed up, it was done so shocking, like, hey, by the way, this your dad. And it was like, yeah, what?

Like, it was crazy. I know that. I know you was—

who the hell this nigga is? What?

Yo, that was crazy.

I was at the Atlanta show, my comedy show. He showed up at the end. My real dad surprised me, you know what I'm saying? But like, it was sort of done like, oh yeah, by the way, this shit that. And I had known that I've only had one dad my whole life. So to know that, it was like, what? It was like, I felt like everything that had been told to me was a lie. So I didn't know, like, if you went through any emotional, like—

Oh yeah, I felt that too. I felt like it was a lie. But, um, I didn't really feel— because I— my mom kind of told me when I was younger. She tried to, like, I guess when I was— I could fully understand, I say it was really like 7, she was installing that, you know, your father not your real father. And she told me who it was. And, you know, I didn't fully understand it until I was older, because I didn't know who Sean Carter was, no Jay-Z. And I just saw little stuff she showed me of him in little videos when he was first coming out. So I'm like, well, damn, Mom, you know. But as I got older, 9, 10, 11, 12, I'm like, damn, she consistent. She, my mother, you know, and I know my mom never lies. So I'm like, what is she saying is false? As I'm growing up, then that made me start looking at, you know, the person that was dead. And I'm like, all right, I'm seeing I'm getting treated a little differently. And and all that, but I'm not gonna look at it like that. So I just start, she's always constant, 12, 13, 14, 15. I'm like, yeah son, I'm telling you. I'm like, all right, well mom, let's do something about it.

What did she, like when she came to you about it saying, hey, by the way, your brother's dad is not your dad. Jay-Z, Sean Carter is your dad. Did she tell you, and she was showing you videos and stuff about him, like, did she tell you, was she telling you because she truly wanted you to know and not like, what, like?

I believe so at that time. I don't know, because where it came from, it's not like we was like, you know, needing for anything, you know, we was living great, you know, everything was, we was fine. So, and it just came randomly, like, you know, that she just, my mom used to give me these long stares and just zone out sometimes. And when she told me that day, I was, you know, I still was a kid, you know, I can't fully remember anything, but I could say it was random. Like, you know, it was nothing. I could have went along with the person that was dead. Like, there's no reason she had to tell me that.

Do you wish she never would have told you sometimes?

No, honestly, I believe, because she was so of a person of truth, I believe it was killing her inside to keep it away from me that long.

What did she say? Like, how did the two meet? Like, how did they meet?

Did she tell you anything? She said basically, and this is her affidavit, but what she was telling me, basically—

oh, like for the courts and stuff?

Because she told them, but she basically told me is just, I guess she was out with her friend and went to— I don't know if it was a party or a club, or they met up and, you know, they met up and did whatever they did.

But, uh, so it was a one-night stand?

Yeah. Okay, that's what I— that's, that's just— but Her affidavit, I guess it was more than a one-night stand because she had his number and they continued to talk and all that. But I just can't put all that because I wasn't there. I'm not my mom. Only thing I can say is what she told me. But I just believe though because my mom, for her to just come, she never lied. She was not no liar. The family knows. So when she said it, everybody basically just tried to, the family wanted to help her, but they didn't want her to seem like she was crazy. You know what you mean?

Like crazy.

Like, because, you know, you got people that say stuff all around the world. I guess they ain't, you know, and, you know, I don't know if our sisters was fully— and they want her to go out there and go against, I guess, the court systems and Jay-Z and them. But they, I guess they didn't believe all the way far as, you know, where, how did you sleep with him? Like, it was just basically— and her sister, one of her sisters always knew my mom was like, you know, moving around far as not moving around, but how she had friends and she'd get outside and move around and do whatever it is. Teenagers, teenagers, when you're younger, same thing I did when I was a teenager. You move around and you do teenager stuff.

So, because I'm sure, like, you know, in the neighborhood that y'all grew up in, because I know in my neighborhood, like, if somebody got pregnant, we can pinpoint who about the father was because you would see who the girls was with or who they, you know what I'm saying?

It was never no other name. I could understand if it was other now, I wouldn't be doing this, you You know, I wouldn't be doing none of this if it was another name. She could have said any other name or any other person, or the family would have said, we saw your mom with this person, your mom was doing this. She was— I mean, I would have, you know, I would have really sat there and I really had this conversation with my mom. Mom, you know, before we go out there and even say any of this, like, you got— listen, you can tell me, Mom. Like, honestly, I won't be upset. This is when I was older, you know, before— I'm not going to be upset with you if you don't know, you know, tell me, let me know, Mom. It's cool. Like, if you wrong, you wrong. We find another way. But for her to constantly Stay with this person and keep— I'm saying, I'm telling you, I'm telling you, son, like, I won't lie to you. It's nothing. I'm like, well, what am I so in denial for? Like, what am I in denial for? Like, what is she— it's nothing she did to me or told me wrong my whole life. So what am I so— I don't know. And I think that's just what the family was. I don't think you should do that, Wanda. But when she did it, it just showed that she just standing on her word.

Because she helped you to— like, she was supporting you in affidavits and court. And everything, saying that they had met. Now, how old was Jay-Z at the time?

I think like 22.

You know, and they could say, you know, back then it's kind of like how I guess things went, you know, but 15 and 22 Damn.

Yeah, that's crazy.

Now I can kind of see why he's probably not claiming it because it looks bad on his reputation because he has a history. If you look at even Beyoncé, he was in his 30s and Beyoncé was barely 19. And then there's the Foxy Brown piece too.

People have heard of that. That's crazy.

Foxy was 15 and he was— like in his late 20s and stuff.

And so I don't know what they be doing behind them closed doors, but I can tell you, man, like, I can't look. I'm only here for the truth. They could have been got this out the way.

Yeah, but for him, because he's such a big brand, for him to say, yeah, I was in my 20s, and because, you know, they're rolling shit back years now, like, so for him, it's like, it's not probably like a good time. But at the end of the day, like, you know, we, we gotta do the right thing.

Yeah.

And it's not like you say you want money or nothing.

Like, I was never after that. That's what I'm saying.

You just wanted—

you could have basically just announced if it was— that's how I just wanted. And it's basically how they did it, you know, the courts. Like, you let the courts— you up here screaming Black Lives Matter and all that, you just let these courts and these lawyers just do anything in your name. So he's like, the Supreme Court need to be fixed, these lower courts need to be fixed. It's like, it's, it's It's a game. We going to court and basically they playing games with us because at any given time they can make up whatever legislation or rule that just throw you out. You can be telling the truth. You can be in there telling the truth and these lawyers are good enough to say, "Hey, I'm just going to reverse his truthness and have him drag it along and play games with him." I don't want to go to court for 10, 15 years. I don't want to go to court this long. People say I don't want to do half of this shit. Like, I mean, right, I do it because I believe that this is what God want for me. He lead me down this path. Like, I believe my mom wouldn't want me to stop fighting, and we done went through all this shit, and she done passed away. And out of nowhere, how did she pass? Um, they say heart attack. And, uh, damn. I mean, but it just—

it's just happened really sudden.

Yeah, just like, I don't— and she had multiple school.

So it was like, like back to back.

Yeah.

So like she had a heart attack, went to the hospital, recovered, had another one.

And that's our first time my mom started off having heart— like a couple heart attacks back to back. They let her out, and I guess years later, then I just got out. My mom just got out the hospital, and how old was she? She was only like, I say, 45.

I was gonna say she— that's young.

Yeah. I was young, and that's why it just hurt me. You don't never want to point the finger, because I see so many people in the world, you be like, goddamn, they just took my mom. That was the closest person I was in this world. I could really talk to this lady about anything, and she always tell me the right thing, right? You wrong. If I was wrong about something, she let me know. And I won't get mad at her, because the way she do it is never— she ain't here to bite your back out. She ain't about to go talk to the family about you and whisper and none of that shit. It's always direct. Rah, you wrong, you know, that's not the way you screaming. And you— so I understood it. And I can't get— it's like, I miss that so much, and I love my mom so much. This is like, she know— I'm still— she know— I know she feel this in heaven. I'm still fighting. This was never about me. This way bigger than me. I really don't care about no money or none of that. I'm still gonna be great, still gonna live for me and my kids, but I should be able to go in court and get a fair due process without them playing with my name and everybody, Jay-Z son. And okay, if that's my dad, that's my dad. Like, if you don't want no relationship, I understand that. But don't just have us going to court and court and court and acting like you don't know what the fuck is going on.

So you guys, if you guys are in court, you were actually able to serve him?

Yeah.

What?

So tell me how the lawsuit like came about, the paternity suit came about? Like how did, when did you initiate that?

Well, my mom initiated it. She basically, I guess she started in 2011. They threw it out. Then when she came back with my godmom, when my godmom finally, she got sick and my godmom got custody over me. So my godmom and her went back and we started it up. And at first, I guess, you know, I'm not a lawyer. They try to use all types of things, rush you to codas and all types of things to say, hey, whoever was on his birth certificate certificate that was the dad. And that's not how the courts work. So we did everything we had to do to show them that that wasn't. The person I was calling my pop took the DNA test. It was straight out there. Only other name was Jay-Z. They basically just saw it and skedaddled. They tried to use all this craziness to hold the case up. And I'm like, well, damn, if this was anybody else, I'm like, all right, the first 2 years—

They would have ordered them by now. They do that. Yeah. Like, hey, take the test. Hell, in most cases, shit, you can start drawing child support without a goddamn paternity. It makes them want to come do it.

Like, so the fact that I'm saying I wasn't no lawyer, so, you know, I really ain't fully get into it. And it wasn't never about bashing him or making him look crazy. But at this point, bro, it's like, you don't— they don't even want to get this shit done with. If it was anything, if y'all felt like we was lying, why y'all ain't dismiss the case with prejudice? Why do y'all keep having us come in there and file and pay all this money and keep filing and filing for years? Why? If y'all didn't see anything wrong with the case, why is it not over? Why is it like y'all just keep letting somebody file it again or do it this way or do it in this state? And come on.

I want to know this.

That's why they say I'm chasing. That's not about chasing. It's about disrespect. Everybody should have respect in court. Everybody should get fair due process. Should nobody go in court and get played with. Yeah, because it's frustrating.

And I know I was talking to your godmother and the Winos, y'all are going to be like floored when you hear financially what Jay-Z's lawyers have done to drain them financially, all by not submitting a DNA test. And what's crazy is that like you're not the only baby that I've heard that's out there. There's a woman that he impregnated, I believe in Trinidad, but he takes care of that child, but that child is never public. We've seen the child, we've seen the model, right?

And I ain't gonna say too much, we actually spoke with her, so I can't say too much on air, but yeah, we actually spoke with her and she was very, I'm gonna say she was helpful.

She was very helpful.

She just can't get involved with none of this.

I got you, I got you. You know what would be, you know what could really seal the deal? If you could somehow get her to allow you to take a DNA test with her daughter?

That would be great.

I mean, because if y'all have a match, then there's nothing Jay could run from at all.

So that's definitely it. And that's why I've been looking like, you know, I've been out there trying to look for the truth. I mean, you could do that.

You could take her. And if y'all match as siblings, What is the cool— like, how was that?

How would that— because I never met her a day in my life.

Yeah, ask her if she'd be willing to do— because from what I heard, from what I heard about her, she didn't know the weird part though about it. Get away with nothing.

She was talking to me. I don't know if you're talking about the same girl I'm talking about, but I'm talking about Lakeisha, the one that's supposed to be his daughter. I was talking to her for years and suddenly she just like this last year, I ain't— and I've been— I can show you the map. I've been trying to reach out to her, it's just been nothing. It's not like there's nothing as far as— and she reached out to me first, hey, we could be related to this and all that. And this was like 6 years ago. I didn't know. I had to get to all my messages. But when I finally read it and started talking to her, because we actually been talking, we talked a couple times before, it's now it's like, I don't— she don't respond to nothing.

So I'm gonna see if I can get her in here. But he was taking care of her.

It's crazy.

Yeah. So you would— and see, here's the thing too, like, there's so much, um, like at stake, especially when you deal with someone in a position like him, because you would be the firstborn son.

Yeah, I know. That's, that's crazy. That's why—

not, not the son that they don't show.

She said don't show. We'll wrap.

I was just trying to figure out how he got two daughters at a football game. Where's your son? Right? And so, you know, rumors have been swirling around that the son is— there's some issues going on with the son. I can't specifically say, but like, they're all over the blogs. And basically, you would be the firstborn fully functioning son.

It's the people. I know that's— that's—

that— that you gotta understand, that pisses people off. Like, you— you have rights, like, regardless.

I'm saying, that's why I said it's like, I don't understand. Like, most people want to know, but I guess just like you say, he's so big and into they brand. And I'm not pitting nothing on nobody, but I wouldn't know what he thinking, but I would know if this was I still be saying I want to get out the way, you know. I don't want this to go on for no years and years and years.

You and Sir have the same ears, same nose, like, but we don't see Sir. We don't see him, you know. Um, and, um, yeah, because I mean rumors have been floating that, you know, he's not fully functioning and they're trying to get him at 100%. Um, allegedly this is just rumors that are all over the internet, and so You know, to know that— let's just say his wife wasn't able to give him the kids. Yeah, that's, that's a hard—

you know, everybody, they look past that. You know, I don't want nobody coming for us after this, but yeah, man, listen, but it's, but it's true, it's true. Like, it's like, think about it. Like, all truth.

Well, let's, let's, let's talk about it. Like, that's the thing, it's like when it comes to to legacy, and he's a billionaire, and you know, you're the wife and you're a huge brand.

Yeah.

And someone else gave him his firstborn heir.

That's just hurtful. Somebody I know, that's probably burning a hole through they rugs just thinking about that shit.

Because then you would come in and then you have, like, regardless of whether or not you're older or not, that estate, you can lay claim to that estate.

See, and that's how— for this you pinning me on, because it's not— it's stuff I wasn't even thinking about, you know. Honestly, that's how I show you in my head that I'm literally—

that's why he's fighting so hard, because it's like he doesn't want it to keep being dismissed. He wants to hopefully tire you out, you know, bog you down in legal fees. But like, you can— like, if he passes away, it ain't enough trust If he passes away, there's not enough trust to keep you from contesting and laying claim to the estate. And you could easily have the court say, I can test one of my siblings and find out. Seriously.

I think we got a new blueprint. Like, this is the blue— look, she's giving us the blueprint.

Yeah, white people listen. It happens amongst white families all the time, and they're trying to keep that bloodline pure. but you can't when people got a past. See, Beyoncé doesn't have a past. He does. And so as someone as big as her, choosing a husband like that, and he has a past that you can't undo. Kids. You can't undo like him allegedly courting young girls that were way younger than him, underage. Like all of this has to come out and no matter, and it's like you just keep trying to stuff it in, stuff it in. It's going to eventually bust out. So, you know, that—

I mean, that's why I said it's, it's best if you don't want none of this backlash to come for you, you should have never did it at first. But at the end of the day, you could have got half of these things taken care of, bro.

I think Beyoncé was like— her brand would not hurt at all. But Jay-Z has had so much that I feel like he's been trying to like hide and kind of sweep under the rug, and it could bounce back and hit her because really she was pretty much an innocent bystander. She was young when she met him. Like she was young.

It's all in the timeline. Everybody, if you go back through to look at his timeline, that's all you just gotta look at. Listen to the songs.

And I wanna say this too.

Listen to the song.

I'm not even gonna lie, like there's certain traits that we pick up. Like I'll give you an example. My auntie, she used to drive with her shoes off and I used to get so mad at her.

Drive with your shoes off.

Like, she's the closest. She's my mom's sister, and she raised me. I now drive with my shoes off subconsciously, right? My mom, like, the way that I laugh, the way that I talk, there's just certain things that I have from her that I cannot help or change, right?

It's there naturally.

Your voice, there's a stutter in your voice. I don't know if people told you.

I heard it before.

It's a—

Jay-Z has a jitter. When he talks, right? It's like something going on with the voice box where when his voice comes out, there's a jitter.

It's like, it sounds like he's like, you know, you know, I know what you're saying.

You have that. That's very distinct. Like, I, you know, my sisters and I, we haven't lived together in the same house since we was like, what, 18? We're in our 40s. We laugh the same. So people be like, Josh, you got a weird laugh. Me and my sisters, we laugh, and I hear my sisters laugh. I'm like, yeah, yeah, I got a weird laugh. We all have the same laugh. Nobody else has our laugh. It's a very— and you know, my viewers can tell me that I have a very distinct laugh. So like, I don't think that's just coincidental because like you can't make your voice box stutter. Like now the pronunciation of your words, yeah, but it's not coming from the pronunciation. It's coming from when you get ready to crank a car, right? It either cranks slowly or it goes zoom, right? Your voice, when you're getting ready to talk, you could tell it's the same way Jay's come out.

It's like, you know, and we—

you have that same thing without the high pitch. You have a lower pitch voice, but you still have that voice box chatter.

That's crazy. You telling me some things I heard it before, but it's to hear it from somebody else.

Especially when you get to talking fast, it gets loud. I don't know if the rhinos hear it, but it gets like— and that to me, it felt like I was like— because Jade, like when he talked and then, you know, just the way you look around, like because he'll kind of look around when he talks. Not that he's like being dishonest, but it's kind of like he's kind of motioning his thoughts to match his words and say, because that's how I be feeling.

I just want That's why I say when it's raw cut, I just want— it's no scripted. That's why I just want to say the right things. I know I gotta talk fast sometimes or talk slow and I just say what's on my mind. So it's like, you gonna get what you getting at the time because— but at least you know it's coming from the heart. I ain't—

yeah, and I've been running him down listening for years.

But you guys were in court, so unfortunately I just didn't want to come and, you know, see something that have us in more trouble.

I got you.

Drag anything.

But shit done changed now, so he fucking with y'all hard. And that's why we have your godmother here that's going to join us here in just a second. But before we ask her to come in, is there anything you want to say, you know, to your alleged dad?

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Ronnie, Ronnie, Ronnie, just want to do like a small introduction.

Yeah.

Just so everybody know who you are. You are the ex. Of Chrisean Rock?

Correct.

You were with her for how many years?

About 5 years off and on.

Do you feel that Chrisean Jr. is yours?

I feel that there is a possibility. Oh. Chrisean knows that I'm not just going to let her not be accountable.

Mm.

It's no reason that we were sleeping together and I can't get a paternity test. You slept with me on Blue's birthday.

I didn't know that.

Yeah.

Are you shocked to see how on the internet right now with Chrisean alleging that Disseki made her eat her shit at 7 when she was like 10 or something?

I remember that too.

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Honestly, I wouldn't know what to say by this point. We men at the end of the day. There's no hard feelings against you. Don't think somebody come listen, you didn't. If it's true, it's true. If it's not, you could have been got this shit done with. But only thing I'm asking is I don't want no money from you. If you don't want to have that relationship, if it was true, that's just on you. I'm just showing you that I'm fighting for what I believe in is right. And I want all the kids and everyone that come behind me If you missing the parents, it's all about— is it sometimes just— that's all you need to know. Your parents says you don't need nothing from them, close the book. It just helped me, you know, go on with my life and just be straight. It's not like I'm looking for anything, looking for you to bring me up where you at or bring me with your family and all. I still got my own family, but I just want you to be like, just think about it. Like, we could have been— got this, you know, over with and through all this shit. I still respect you even though I might not like you. I respect everybody.

So how do you view him now?

And it's like, um, and when I say I don't like you, it's not even— it's just that I feel like, you know, y'all sit at the top and y'all forgot where y'all came from. And sometimes you got to bring yourself down to the bottom. You can't sit at the top and think all these, you know, I'm rich and all that, and if I go to court, this, this would affect this. And, uh, some— sometimes you just gotta get it over. If you believe this wasn't true it would have been over with, you know. And for you to let me just sit here, and after all this, my mom passed away— and I'm not saying you physically, but dragging us to court and all that, not taking care of the problem— is, it's just, you let it happen. So it's like, you could have been got this over with. It was— if it wasn't true, we could have, you know, I would apologize. Yeah, I apologize in front of the world. Hey, it could have been done, but obviously it's something you hiding. And I'm just— I just want you to say, man, had that respect, had that respect. We all— it's just respect, more respect. I don't, you know, I don't hate you. I don't hate nothing you doing. I don't hate your family. I don't hate Beyoncé. None of them. It's just, if it's true and if you can fix the problem, fix the problem. That's all I'm asking. Because obviously these courts is not going to fix the problem. I don't know if you're doing anything with the money. I mean, I don't know if you slide somebody a check underneath or y'all whatever y'all doing, but fix the problem. Because people— I don't want people to view me as I'm crazy or I'm chasing Jay-Z, this 30-year-old-ass man chasing That's not what it is. Like, I love the world. I go camping, I go fishing, I love my kids, I love life. So it's like, disrespect me, I got a lot of shit going on with my brand as far as that's about to be coming up for us, this new things we trying to try. Like, you know, I'm trying to open programs I could take the kids out, nature stuff, do different things with them. So it's not like I'm really looking to hurt nobody or do nothing crazy. Yeah, my life got purpose and I just— listen, Regardless of the case getting finished or not, this could be going on for 20 years. I'm still going to live my life. And I just hope that, you know, hope that if you watching this, man, let's get this over with. Ain't no— I'm not one to talk. This is the most I talk. This is the most I talk. Like, honestly.

You would be the firstborn son, fully functioning son.

And I just ask, if anybody going to support me and support anything we got on, support us for us.

Yeah. Okay. Listen, we're going to hold right here. We're going to bring you back though, but I'm going to bring in your godmother. Okay. Because she's, you know, been at the knee hip with your, with your mom and she kind of knows she's been in the paint with your mom with this. She's taken a lot of financial hits because of this. All the legal stuff, Jay-Z and stuff has been— they have been trying to take her home and all of that. And so we're going to bring in Dr. Lily. Okay. You take your wine glass. Let me give you some more while you watch it from the control room. Winos, he'll be back. Okay, and then we're gonna take some questions.

I gotta get some of this too. I don't know where a bottle at. Listen, we got you.

Then we're gonna, um, we're gonna get some questions from the Winos as well so they can ask you some questions too.

So, okay, I told you.

All right, so Dr. Lily. Okay, cool. Thank you. Okay, cool, cool. No problem. All righty. Hey, look, she coming here with her paperwork. She is not playing. Receipts on deck, honey.

He's in here.

Okay, cool, cool.

Get in the most comfortable position.

Yeah, okay. And we're gonna get her some fresh— give me that.

I think he opened one of those ones.

Yeah, I think— did he open both?

It looked like it. This was open too.

Yeah, he opened them both.

He didn't know which one was what.

We'll get you some water. You don't want any wine though?

No.

Okay, cool.

I better not do that.

I better not do that. No. She said just water and we're good to go. All right, cool. How was that?

He did excellent. You know, he, when all this was going on, he was obviously very young.

Yeah.

And some points of it, he didn't tell them stuff. But at the end of the day, he knows what he knows.

Yeah.

I've lived it with his mother.

Yeah.

So there's some crucial details that I do know. But at the end of the day, it's so much bigger than a baby daddy.

Yeah.

The baby daddy's a big part of it, but it's so much bigger.

Okay.

Because the system is just broke.

Okay.

Yeah.

Dr. Lily, godmother, how you doing? Basically best friend. To his mom?

Yeah, she was my goddaughter. Oh, so I met her, I was 19 and she was 11 at church. She came to my Sunday school class.

Okay.

And she had been separated from her parents because they had some problems with drugs and things of that nature. And me and her clung to each other, and she looked up at me and said, could you be my godmother? I said yes, and we were inseparable.

Wow.

She was 11, I was 19. So yeah, me and her went back that far from—

Yeah. What was she like after you guys met?

Like, so the time I met her, she was 11 years old. She was very busy. You like, she liked to keep herself busy, similar to Ramir.

Okay.

So she comes into my Sunday school class. She didn't know me, but because she had been separated from her mother and father.

Okay.

I lost my parents when I was young. So we had something in common. So it was something like our spirits were kind of coming together. She came to this class and she started handing out papers and helping me out and all this other kind of stuff without me even asking her. And it was just a thing where she, she needed to belong. She needed to connect.

An 11-year-old would need that, especially if they don't have parents. Right.

And her aunt brought her in. But it was something about what was going on in her life at the time. And I think that God was doing a divine connection. Because I promise you, when she started doing this, I said, who is this kid? She's handing out papers at the study school, not, not, you know, being asked to do anything, helping the kids. And then she comes to me at the end and she says, can you be my godmother? And I looked down at her with her little messy hair and I said, yes. What am I going to tell her, no? And we were just inseparable. We locked with each other and was inseparable after that, even though she had moved away later. But I love me some Wanda Satterwhite.

Wow.

That was my godchild. God gave me her. We had something in common. And it was just a beautiful experience for, for a spiritual relationship in the church to be, to grow up together like that. But yeah, Wanda Satterwhite is a beautiful, beautiful— Yeah. Wow.

So did she move in with you?

No.

Okay. She was living with her aunt because her aunt had taken her. Aunt cousin had taken her because her parents having problems with the situations in the community with drugs and things of that nature. So that was her legal guardian. But somewhere in the mix of it, her mom got her back, which happened later, which I didn't see her by the time I went off to college and all that kind of stuff. So no, she didn't move with me, but we still had contact and we still did things together until she moved away with her mother. Now her mother has some problems with, you know, drugs and things of that. But the court allowed her mother to get her back. And I don't know all the details. Yeah, it was a lot of, drama, and then I didn't see her for a long time.

Okay.

And then I went off to college, did all my things that you do in life, and somewhere in the mix there, God spoke to me. He never said her name. He said, find her. And I knew it was her. He showed me her face. And then I went on this rant and rage trying to find her and went back to her aunt and all that kind of stuff, because by then I had been out of college, I was traveling from work, you know, it was a lot of things going on because I was— she was always in my heart. Okay, but at the end of the day, I didn't know where she was because her aunt, because of the family drama, wouldn't give me all the details. So I just kind of let that pan the way it did. But then at some point, God spoke to me and said, find her. And when I did, she had all these concerns, um, with her son. So by that time, she had had a child. So this was years later.

Okay.

Yes, years later. So by that time, she had had a baby and She had been in an abusive relationship, which is part of the reason why she delayed in finding Ramir's father. She knew who he was.

Okay.

So I don't know if you want to go into that piece, but she gave me that piece and I get it. We were very clear. We had a long talk.

Was it with Ramir's brother's father?

Is that who? No.

Okay.

Well, Ramir's brother's father was her on and off boyfriend in high school.

Okay.

They were all kids. Under 18. And then somewhere in there, Wanda told me she had ran into what they call— not his name was not Jay-Z back then, his name was Rock. Oh, they use all street names. And it was the area where they did a lot of dealing.

Okay, so he was— he was— because he did talk about being a drug dealer.

Yeah.

So, so he was dealing drugs, right?

So that's how she, she connected with him, through a friend of her.

Okay.

Named Kalisha or some— Lakisha, somebody Allen. Which is very known in the affidavit. The person is real, I saw her. So nonetheless, that's how they met. And they went off and had their fun together and fling. And then, well, yeah, I guess fling, 'cause she said they were partying and she put this all in the affidavit. And they eventually had sex. And she said the condom broke. And then they had been taken off to New York. But she did tell Rock at the time, that she was 18 or some, whatever number she said. I think she said 18, even though she was 16, and she got pregnant. And then they didn't know each other like that, but he did come back in the community, from what she told me, looking for her for the second time, the date and whatever, because that was their area where they scouted, these men, doing what they do. And she said that her mom told her, "You disappear again, I'mma—" I'm gonna put you away. That's what she told me. So she decided not to go off with him, so she didn't go. So he wanted her to leave with him? Yeah, he was, uh, he had, I mean, I think he was looking for a consistent thing. So at the end of the day, it wasn't, it was a one-night stand, or how unfortunately when Ramire wasn't pregnant, and at the time she didn't know she was pregnant, and then he came back, and it must have came back within a reasonable amount of time, week, 2 weeks, whatever it was, And her mother told her not to disappear again, because she had disappeared the last time, because they were off in New York. Okay. This is what she told me. And at the end of the day, she didn't go. But I understand it to be true that Wanda told me that when he found out that she was with child, he came looking for her. But by then, Wanda's mother had moved. So this is a fact, everybody. This is what happened. So at the end of the day, it is what it is. But Wanda says she never knew his real name. She only knew his stage name. He was going to overseas at the time and he had asked her about it. And of course, that never materialized. But at the end of the day, this is what she said in regard to, you know, the joint, the coming together of that relationship. So she had the baby. She didn't have much help. She told me she was washing the baby in the sink. Rahmir, my godson. And she had this on and off boyfriend who basically, when he would come by to see her, he wouldn't leave. He was abusive. He used to beat her. Beat her bad. Wow. So, materially, she knew after 2 years, she knew the child wasn't his, but she was afraid of him. So, he saw that the child wasn't his by materially looking at the child. And she told him then, she said, you know, because they were underage, 'Cause he signed the birth certificate because he felt sorry for her, but he was underage, so it was never valid. So therefore, when the time came, when they were on and off, still on and off, 'cause she said he would never leave, that she said to him, "Why don't you take the test? Just take the test so we can confirm everything." He said, "Oh no, I don't wanna do that." 'Cause he was busy, concerned about other things. So at the time, that was— What you mean concerned about what?

Food stamps and stuff like that. Yeah, true.

That's what she said to me. It was probably because of services. He said, I ain't worried about that.

So she was getting like, of course, healthcare, all that stuff.

She was getting all that 'cause she was a mother and she was saying to him, why don't you just find out, just to find out, to be sure, because she knew. And then somewhere in the mix of this, she said she started telling him she was gonna seek his real father. I think when Rami was about 6, he threatened her. So make a fast forward to, as Ramir said, he did have that timeline right, when he got about 12 or whatever, 'cause she was saying, so she got away from this relationship and she told me it took her 5 years after she got away to get her head together. So her children were probably about 11, Ramir was probably about 10 or 11 around that time, because it was a lot of drama. And I don't know 100% all the details except for what she told me, 'cause we spent a lot of time together when we came back together. I looked into her eyes, she looked in my eyes, we talked, talked, talked. For hours. I prayed with her, she prayed with me, and I prayed to God, right? And then we put all that together because I had to make sure when the time came for me to help her the way I was helping her, that I knew what was going on. But all these details were important and pivotal because it showed a picture of a woman who had a concern. So she got to this place where she was doing what she was doing, trying to raise her kids and trying to tell this man that it was not his child. And when she finally got away from him, 'cause he was beating her all this time, she said it took 5 years for her to get herself together. And she said then she saw death. She said she went through the tunnel. And Warmere had to have been about 13, 14 by this time. And she said she woke up, when she came to, she said she knew she had to get this right. She had to let him know who his father is. She said because she wanted him to know why he was rejected by his living father. Or his living boyfriend, on and off. 'Cause there was a problem there. Now it's better now, but it was a lot of stuff there.

Because that's when Ramire said he noticed that he was treated very different. Right.

Yes, he was treated different. And the man knew, the boyfriend knew that the child wasn't his. So it was one of these things where he had issues too with drugs. And people are not themselves when they're on drugs. They're just not the best. Addition of themselves. So he couldn't give Wanda what he needed because he couldn't give it to himself, and let alone children. So that's what was going on in that situation. But when she got away, she wanted to do what was right. She said she had a life-death experience. She saw death. She was going through the tunnel. This is what she told me. And she said Jesus told her to go back and it's your time. And so when she woke up and came to, she said she knew she had to let Ramiro know because they like this, right? She said she had to let him know why he was rejected by him and that he need— this is just because this is who your real father is. So we went through that journey. So she started that journey. Somewhere in there, when God spoke to me and told me to find her, all this kind of was happening with this transition. And when I came and I finally found her, and when I walked up on her, I walked up on her and I could see the little girl in her. It was like being on television. It was crazy. So I walked up on her and we embraced, we talked, and we were together ever since. And the only thing she talked about was Ramier. Ramier this and Ramier that and all her children, her two children. And she says, I said, where is he? She said, he in Job Corps. He coming home to me. I said, when? And she went on to say it. And then she said, he need this and he need that. And I said, well, where is his father? She said, I've been trying in the court, that's what I wanna talk to you about, to get what father. And she went about it, she didn't know how, what she was doing. And she said that she was trying to get the finalization of paternity so that he could know who his father is and the father can decide what he wanted to do. Well, everybody knew this was going on 'cause when we were doing this lawsuit, they were saying that things were happening at, you know, with her trying to get to, him, 'cause she was writing letters. 'Cause by then she had figured out where he was and all that kind of stuff, writing letters saying blah, blah, blah. And the people saw it, but they ignored it. So somewhere in the mix there, she went to court and tried to get the court to do it, but she didn't have all her paperwork together. So all during that time and the time that I came back into her life, she asked me, she said, "I prayed and God told me to tell you to help me with this situation." And then we, like I said, talked about it, we prayed about it, we did all that kind of stuff. And then I went to the court in Philadelphia, 'cause I wasn't living in Philly, and told the court that she wanted to do what she needed to do, because she had some struggles with this. And they said, well, why does she take so long? And I told them that she had had, she was a victim of her circumstances, and was a part of domestic violence, which was part of the delay. And immediately, the judge told me to tell her, come in. So she went in, and that was actually in 2010. This case started in Philadelphia. She had had some breathing problems and things of that nature with asthma. And that was the other reason why she needed help. And she had saw death. And even though it wasn't her time, she felt like the time was coming. And she wanted to make sure her child was taken care of because she knew the other child was by that one of the live-on-off boyfriend, he would be fine. But she wanted to make sure her child, Ramir, was fine. And I think this was something very pivotal for her as I look at it now on what Ramiyah is going through in this whole, I call it rejection campaign. But we know it's deeper than that. There's a brand, you know, that's a part of this too, right? People's lifestyles and a lot of things.

We talked about it. Did you hear me discuss that?

Yeah. So it's a lot of stuff that goes on with that. But at the end of the day, we never was about that. In the very beginning, they were working with me. When I had this child in 2011, 'cause the mother's tried in 2010, I went back to the court, but then, you know, she got gravely ill. And at that point she said, "Godma, can you just please make sure you take care of Ramier? I want you to be his guardian, blah, blah, blah." And I said, she said, "Promise me." And I said, "Okay, I just promise you." 'Cause he didn't have no father on record, so.

No. But the other son did, so it's basically like you're stepping in to be—

She wanted to secure it, right? She felt like that she needed to know "he gonna be all right." And I had to assure her that. Because see, me and her was close anyway. And by me and her coming back together, like, it was bigger than what people can see. It was a spiritual relationship. And when God brings people together, they together.

What was her reaction when she found out that, you know, Roc had made it to Jay-Z and he on TV? Like, what are the odds of that? Like, where's— I'm looking for him. There the motherfucker is right there.

There's your daddy. She saw him on TV. She started writing Roc Nation. That's when she started writing letters. Because when you look on the blogs and other places, you'll hear people talk about, yeah, I heard about that when he was 13. She was writing letters then. And she was. She told me she kept writing letters because back then it was no internet. So she was writing handwritten letters saying what she was saying and they just got ignored. But I have to say that when I came into the picture to try to bring it together, at the time he had Jennifer Justice, which was his attorney at Roc Nation. And she was trying to resolve the matter and they were trying to do it. They were trying to resolve it. But they felt that because he just got married, that there was a situation with that. And they left it at that. But I knew exactly what they were saying because I was trying to do what was in the best interest of the child. And at one point, they wanted, uh, Ramiyah to be on their label and some other things because by that time I had had custody of him in 2011. So they were trying to give him a career? Yeah. To do what? Well, Jay-Z ain't crazy. He realized this child is mine. He knew. But at the end of the day, and he got a lot of enemies, right? Yeah. I need to get somebody on my side. So I believe, this is what I discerned, that he wanted, you know, his child to be with him and make sure he takes care of him, blah, blah, blah.

So they were gonna pay him through the label as like maybe an employee or something. Well, let me back up.

So the mother did the thing in 2010, right? Okay. Then here comes 2011, I'm in New Jersey, I take the kid, go to the court to try to get custody and I did get it. Okay. And that mix, he got served 'cause I was trying to do the custody and the college support 'cause by then he's older in New Jersey, that's what it's called, right? Okay. So he gets the information and make a long story short, we start talking, him and me talking with his in-house attorneys and we're trying to resolve the matter. So, and the resolving was, one of them was, I want my kid. So the way something might've gotten in his head and he left his heart. Because at one point he was trying to do what was in the best interest of Ramir, which was good. And I was making the decision when I got custody because the judge told me two things. He said, get the kid out of school, high school, because he was still in high school. And he said, get him health insurance. That's what I was ordered to do. And that's what I did. And in that, he was like, in between that, he was like, I think they were thinking about bringing Ramiere on the label. I said, "No, I don't think he should go on the label now. He gotta get outta high school." And I'm glad I did because Ramiere felt that that might not have been to his advantage, but this is what was going on then. So when we were in Jersey, that took place. So here, the mother's gravely ill, I'm taking care of the kid, we're doing what we gotta do. And then that was 20, 2011. So then in 2012, I had to go back to Philadelphia to get the paternity stuff transferred to New Jersey because it was a little paperwork blips. And that's when the drama came. That's when Mr. Carter's attorneys comes into court in 2012 and say, hey, you can't ask me to do no child support and nothing because he ain't got no contacts with the state of New Jersey. No properties, no nothing. Well, we knew that was wrong. And at the time I had an attorney. My attorney took the things that this other attorney said and relied upon it, which were lies. As a result, I told him, I said, I know his property's in New Jersey and he's connected, et cetera.

So basically he was just saying the court didn't have jurisdiction. Right.

Personal or subject, because you need both, but you only need one personal jurisdiction if you're just trying to do paternity. 'Cause there was some drama between the two states. Okay, we have some unfinished business, no problem. Let's just talk about the paternity and get that part closed.

So they said they wanted you to move the case to New York?

New York didn't come till later. One of the judges, or one of the attorneys recommended us to go to New York. And we originally started to do that, but then we changed our mind. Because they said it was gonna be too much chaos and crazy. And he had not—

New York courts are so crazy.

Slow. Right. And they said they had other contacts where he could be brought into court on, and New Jersey was one of them. But the whole thing was that I lost $3,000 plus in attorney fees when his attorney decided she wanted to come on and lie and boom and swing that around. And as a result, according to New Jersey's law, I'm entitled to my attorney fees back. So when we became aware, which is right afterwards, that he had properties, he had about 4 or 6. And I had 2 properties in New Jersey, one I lived in with Rymir and another one. So we went back to them and said to the court that this is what happened. And that's when all this craziness— Now, by the way, they had the DNA all along. In fact, they got the DNA in 2011.

So they have Jay-Z's blood? No, Rymir's.

Okay. They don't do the blood. Right? New Jersey just do the swab. So they say, "No problem, if you don't believe you the father, go down the hall." And if you don't go, in the state of New Jersey, you're presumed the father. So technically, he's not alleged. He is presumed the father of Ramier Satterwhite. So I went to Ramier a long time ago, I said, "It's up to you." I said, "I want you to pray about this, I want you to feel it in your gut, and I want you to talk to God." I said, if it's something you wanna do, we gonna support it fully. So at any rate, make a long story short with that, the law says in New Jersey that if somebody does not cooperate in a paternity test, they are presumed the parent. A lot of states it's like that. And they have to prove they're not. Right. And you can walk around telling the whole world, that's my daddy, y'all. But, and then the only way you're not gonna be the daddy, the daddy has to prove. So I get that there's a problem there. You're talking about Black community. You're talking about some Black judge. You're talking about a Black man. You're talking about a Black boy. So I would— we were not trying to take that down. That's why she's a doctor. We were not trying to take it down though. And at any rate, it's very embarrassing to have to go through some of this and to think that we couldn't just resolve the problem, couldn't fix the problem, couldn't work it out. It's an adult problem. But at the end of the day, where we are right now is all of the stuff that they knew from before, from those attorney fees that I was owed and asked for my money back. They didn't want to give it to me because some of the folk are friends. These lawyers, the defendant's attorney, my own attorney from Philadelphia who was helping me with the paperwork, he colluded with them. In fact, he told me he was best friends with Jay-Z's New Jersey attorney, Lisa Fisher. He was best friends with her. Her husband, who was only licensed in Pennsylvania, which is Ned Hart. And I'm not trying to get everybody confused. I got you. But at the end of the day, it's a mess, right? But the only thing we are dealing with is what you did back in 2012, but that you repeated. You never fixed the record. You never reconciled the record about this having properties that caused damages back then. So our case is not a paternity case. Our case is a fraud case dealing with the fact that the court would not allow us to undo the fraud on what was done in 2012 and 2016 and 2018 and 2022, because it kept— they kept doing it because I kept bringing it back and saying, because you can't do anything until you fix this. So they had fraud from the beginning, but instead of them doing that The judges and them decided to shield him. And you shield him by denying us our rights, which is called the 14th Amendment. In other words, you come into court and say, hey, Your Honor, these are— this is what I found about your— this person's client, and this is what it is. Is this your property, sir? They won't do it. So the reason why is because then you have to do a discovery, which we asked for over and over and over again. Yeah, I was going to say, because all you got to do is write it after, right? Discovery. Yeah. Sign an affidavit. Say, hey, is these properties yours, Mr. Carter? No. Yes. And you sign an affidavit. They ain't doing that because they are his. Because by them doing that, it shows that they obstructed my ability to do a hearing for the paternity of the child at the time. And therefore, I'm entitled to my damages. Just give me my money. So at the end of the day, somewhere along in the mix of that, all these 10 years, a Black judge He says, okay, they want to do that for niggas. I'll give you back what you want. But he basically said he wanted a piece. And the way he said it was, when you gonna pay me? His name was Judge Charles Dorch. Who he asked for money from? From me. Right there on record. This is in family court. So at the end of the day, you have all this craziness going. You know, family court is like a kangaroo court. Oh my God. So you have this joke going on. So they used— they tried to use the fact that they owed me money to flip it and say, no, you owe us money.

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You and him, your godson and your goddaughter, y'all was at the media talking about it. Y'all was giving out files. Y'all was doing this. I said, if we were, it's not illegal. And I had attorneys throughout this time. I had the one attorney who colluded with them. Then I had another attorney that died. But at the end of the day, it all falls back to the fraud and the fraud upon the court.

So what do you have here?

What is this? So this is what you have when judges and attorneys— or should I say judges allow attorneys to be unchecked. They wanted to make this case go away so bad that they wanted to put an illegal lien on my property. Without me even knowing about it. So they want me to pay for illegal attorney fees that for an action that never occurred, for a gag order that don't exist because you want to make it up because we too stupid to read. And the court allowed it because they doing the cover-up. So therefore, what between all—

So basically they're saying that they put a gag order on you.

Yeah, but where is it? That's what I'm saying.

They're saying that, right? When you have a gag order, you have to sign it. Yeah, you got to know what it is, saying that you, you know, you're not allowed to talk to the media and stuff like that. So they went ahead and enforced this gag order, fined you, penalized you for it, and then when you didn't pay, they placed liens on your property to try to take your house. Correct. And it's Jay-Z's attorney. Correct. It's two forms though.

It's two forms. You had the family court that started it Right.

And then this was $8,000.

It was more than that. How much? I think it was $15,000 for one before civil law. And then the other one was $8,000. But there were a total of 3.

And then Jay-Z put liens on your properties. He was going to take your house for a total of, let's just say, $25,000 to $30,000 that you owed him in legal fees that you didn't know anything about.

Right. Because we didn't owe him nothing. What happens is it was in the family court, right? Back. Then we— I went to civil law to get my money back. So then you had civil law, and the family court kind of went away because they knew we had them on some other things, because their attorney had said she misspoke. That's on record. There was a lot of drama that took place, so they scooted us. When we got over to the civil law— yeah, court— they wanted to stay there. So let's— I don't want to make it too confusing and crazy.

Predator Sean C. Carter.

Yep. And they put my deceased attorney down because he died on there.

Debtor Lily Coley for $14,836.

And that was Winters. This is petty as fuck. Kenneth L. Winters, the lawyer, did that. And he was the lawyer in the civil law that said they paid good money for their orders. He wanted me to know that they paid good money for the orders.

So basically Jay-Z was trying to take your house from you.

He was trying to take my house and/or when it was going— when I put it on sale, when I put it on sale in December '23. And this is 8/2/2022. I know, 2 years ago, right? But at the end of the day, I didn't know it.

A year and a half.

I was never even served those papers that were supposed to be served me a second time from the Trenton office in New Jersey. Right? I didn't find out about these until I went to sell my property. I go sell the property, they said there's 3 judgments out there and we fought and we fighting over that now. But don't you know they paid 4? They took extra money and paid it to these attorneys. I said, well, why did you do 4 instead of 3?

Calculation of the amount due in favor of Sean Carter of Judgment J095368-22 as of April 12th. 2024. So this is recent, correct? So now the total amount of judgments owed is around $14,000 with interest for one of them. Total due as of April 12th to Sean Carter, $15,000. And I'm telling you, money talks in these courts when you got these record labels, these celebrities.

Nobody owes them money. They flipped the script to try to make it look like we owed money to them instead of they owing money to me. And the courts allowed it.

Did you pay? Did you end up having to pay it?

Yeah, that money is gone. They wrote those checks to them on that day. I went to court, district court, and said, these are not mine. This is fraudulent.

Who wrote these checks?

The title company. The mortgage title company took the money out of my sales when I sold the house. Okay. They took the money out, $34,000 to be exact. And say, look, we— our hands is tied. This is the law.

So Jay-Z has your money right now?

He has my money. So I— his attorneys are supposed— I guess that's who it went to, right? You know, crazy stuff, right? And there's 3 checks there. This is like $5 to him. That's why I went to— but these people, these attorneys are low-end attorneys. But look at the law firm it says it's going to. That law firm there.

All lives will be exposed in 2024.

That's the extra one. That's an extra judgment. You had the question mark up there that they put.

April 29th, 2024. So this is recent. Calculation in the amount due of Sean Carter.

And I don't even know who that judgment is. My name's not even on it, but they still paid it.

It was supposed to be 3 judgments according to— So Jay-Z, this is another judgment that he's collecting for $3,400. Right.

And I don't even know who it is. Who's for it? Who is for it? But they did it. What they did with me and my godson and my goddaughter, because I had property, they just put it on her property. Because these are low-end attorneys. They don't know what they're doing, and they thought people was going to be stupid and walk around. But remember Kanye West had a problem? He talked about this.

What did he say? He talked about how he—

somebody tried to bamboozle him in a contract. Remember that? This is similar to this. People that go to the same church or the same faith, whatever it is, doing stuff conniving. This went to this law firm. Michael Fingerman was one. This is the Lisa Fisher. She wants us to pay for the lies that she told. All of these are lies. This is extra.

But at the end of the day— It's creditor for me, Sean Carter. That's crazy, isn't it? That's giving me creditor for $7,500.

And the other one under it, it has his name. And that's a public document that I had no understanding that was out there, when they did a search on my name, they came back to me and said, "Is this your name?" And the fact that he took the money and cashed the checks.

I'm very, I'm highly disappointed. Because not only that, you know, there's a child, there's an adult now, that's just asking for paternity, like, legitimacy. And then you go after them financially knowing that they can't even measure up against your bank account and your lawyers. And then you, you go as far as that right there. When I tell you, listen, it's sick. God has a way of guarding, right?

And now they have people in the public that are looking at this and they're saying, are you kidding me? The crazy part about it is that, like I told my godson, I could be educated, you could a spiritual person, you can be all these things, don't mean nothing. Don't mean they did this to me because I was Black, especially the extra one right now. Mr. Carter just sat back and let everything happen. We tried to tell him, look, this is what's going on. They said something to Wanda about, you know, her being too dark. You're one of his attorneys in the very beginning, and I'm thinking he's a Black man, he's gonna stop it, he gonna fix this, we gonna just deal whatever you're gonna deal with. He was upset with Ramir. From my understanding, one of his family members contacted us and said that he was gonna teach Ramir a lesson. He don't put stuff like this out in the public. I said, well, I said, Ramir didn't really put it out in public, his mother did. But at the end of the day, instead of us trying to handle this like we supposed to handle this, this is where we are.

But this is, you have these— It's Shawna's card of being a debt collector for me for $3,000.

So they got a total of $25,000. Or from my money of the $34,000 they took in escrow.

They tried to take your house that Ramir was living in, right?

They were— they didn't try to take the house, but they put the lien on the house so that when the house sold, that they would get a piece of it. And that money had— $34,000 went into an escrow hoping to keep you quiet.

And you're still— it was called bullying. Yeah, I know, it's court bullying. Trust me, I've been there. Yeah, been there, done that. Yeah. Hey, uh, could you have Jasmine bring my phones in the office, please? The company phone and My personal, please. The crazies.

They're in my office and this is all from doing Baby Daddy. All because a mother wanted her child to know before she died, when she wind up dying in 2019, God gave her 7 months, just wanted her child to know who his father is and why he was rejected by other people that, you know, God has a plan for your life.

Thank you, thank you. And look where we are.

Here I come in the picture, try to help, and you wanna beat me down because I want my money back 'cause you lied.

That's crazy. That, that this— I mean, it feels like slavery to me.

It's like, you do what I tell you to do and sit down, be quiet and shut up.

Oh Lord.

But that's what happened to the lady for June 19th. They threw her out of her house. And to me, I see this as the same thing. Similar.

Yeah. Someone said it's strange that, uh, Ramir and Rumi have similar names. This is, um, yeah, this is—

this was all before she could even get pregnant.

They said, and this is why Cowboy Carter flopped. Oh, oh, oh. So, okay, anything else you want to add to this?

No, the only thing is I, I want to say that I'm a part of the, um, Black Voters Matter and the NAACP for a reason. Okay. And also to just kind of push, because like I told my godson right here, it's bigger than this. And that we want to talk to people about getting out to vote for the right people in office so that stuff like this doesn't happen. We're going to fix this. God done told me it's just going to get fixed. But to see this in living color is ugly. And just to have to go through it, to me, made me sick. Literally, not sick sick, but like, you know, nauseous. There's people would actually do something to put something on your property and then break off an extra piece for themselves and think it's okay.

All right. So this is what I don't understand.

What I'm saying is some of the things that they're doing out there is blatant. They're not hiding it no more. And if we don't do something to keep our democracy together, it's going to be a lot of problems.

Shit, you ain't know about them judges up in Pittsburgh that was taking them kickbacks on how many Black boys they got locked up? Yeah, I remember that. They was selling Black boys to go to jail. And so to act the courts are like some liberal way of trying to resolve the matter, the matter, or, oh my God, this person's doing— it's all bullshit. It is. It's all—

so why are you taking our money?

Exactly. The fact it's the creditor, it's Sean as creditor, Sean as Carter being a creditor for me. Like, I don't even think there's any respect left at this point. You know, like, I just, I would have never thought that, like, that would be the lowest of the lowest.

Yeah, a Black woman, a Black boy, and this is where we are.

That's a lot. So guys, we're gonna make room now for you guys to ask, uh, them questions. Okay, we'll bring Ramir back in. Um, Dr. Collins, uh, will stay as well too. Can we get us a setup chair for Ramir? And then Wynos, they are, they was like, can you take an ancestry.com test to seek familiar relations to Jay? Like I said, all you got to do is find a relative that's willing to submit DNA.

I wanted to address that. So because we did do that. Yeah. We went and did ancestry.com after his sister, Lakeisha, was contacting him and he did submit his test. But on Ancestry, they can block, you can block other people. Oh, really? So what happens is you can push a button and say you don't want this person to, but he already knows. We just sent the DNA.

So we're going to probably move you, if you can scoot over as close to the wall as you can. Okay, gotcha. Okay, thanks. So give us a second. We're setting up so Ramir and them can answer y'all questions. What did you think about everything that you heard? Like, we're going to talk about it though, but I want you to process that. Yeah, yeah. So, okay, okay. All right, cool, cool, cool. All right, so your purse, can he— we don't like setting purses on the floor, you know, they say that's bad.

I know we can do reception though.

Uh-huh, you can put it down, you know, we'll put it right there on that white table. They say you'll lose money. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, okay, okay, okay, okay. Thank you. He gonna switch the lens, guys. Give us just a second, okay? Give us just a second. See your face. All right, Juju, we may do that, okay? We got you. But you just never know, like, we just want people to be able to freely say what they want to say. A lot of times, like, with YouTube, you know, we used to put interviews on YouTube first, and when I tell you, they be striking, taking down. So now we do everything here through tashakelive.com, and then once it's clear, we can, we can go ahead and start disseminating it everywhere else. And so, um, this is one of those interviews that's got to go out because it's him being a creditor and really trying to, you know, financially drain y'all and not give a shit after he offered you a damn job at Roc Nation.

As I said at the beginning, it seemed like it was cool. You know, I was young and it just seemed like everything was going to get taken care of.

But until you— somebody got in his ear.

Somebody got in his ear.

Somebody got in his ear. And I wouldn't— he doesn't strike me like as weak. Like, I didn't know Jay was weak like that. The way he speaks and, you know, that's— ooh, yes. oh, oh, oh. Okay. They want you to take your hat off. Oh, no. Oh, no, no, no. I saw what was under there. No, no, his hair is crazy. I just saw it. I was like, oh, keep that up. Yeah, so you going just a little bit to put it over close to her and then bring. Yeah, and then bring your mic. There you go. All right, cool.

That's what I was saying.

Oh, no, no, no, no. Okay, you want him to flip it in the back? I guess they want to see your whole— they want to see his face. There you go, there you go. Okay, looking like your daddy and shit. Okay, cool. You said, I hope Beyoncé isn't blocking this. You just never know, you know. So look, you said, tell that nigga you don't want no rap deal either, right? All right guys, so we're gonna turn this over to the Winos. I'm gonna go ahead and start letting them put questions in the chat for you guys. But Ramir, what did you think when you heard? Because a lot of these details, are you hearing for the first time?

Yeah, like most of them, you know. Godmom always keep me, you know, she tells me, but you know, I'm not a lawyer or none of that. So I try to kind of just, you know, I listen and make sure I know what's going on. But I don't, as far as I try, it's already so much I got going on. I just try to stay focused with the positive stuff and not something that's gonna have me tied up.

It's a shame that you, like, the way you're going, you could run a nice little nonprofit for your dad. And you know, like, what do you say? Nobody wins when the family, uh, when the family's at odds or something. I forgot, it's a little saying. When the family fights, family feuds, that's his thing. And now the family are feuding, and he said, did y'all bring the affidavit? Do? I don't know what that mean. Which one? I don't know. Okay, um, somebody— he'll give you a rap deal like he did DMX. Y'all crazy. Okay, um, hold on for a second. No, so Jay-Z has not taken the test, but in New Jersey, as Dr. Lily was saying, they presume you the father if you refuse. Basically, you have to prove that you're not the father, correct? So Ramir, uh, submitted his test. Jay-Z got away with not submitting a test And that's how they figured out how to put gag orders on you, basically turn it around on you saying that you're ruining his brand and you're not supposed to be talking about the case and basically making it about something that's not important.

So what they flipped it, it's not even about the paternity, it's about the fraud to prevent the paternity.

They said, did you contact your sister in Baltimore?

Which sister is they talking about? Lakisha? Yeah. I did try to contact Lakeisha. That's the only one I've been, you know, we gotta get Lakeisha in here.

Yeah, I ain't talked to her.

She contacted him first. Yeah, she contacted me first. I just had to—

before she came out with her stuff.

Yeah, but lately I haven't been able to, you know, reach out to her. They didn't shut that down last year.

We need to get you a Lakeisha paternity test. That'll be nice. And I'll be willing to, you know, to fund that and stuff. Yeah, yeah, that would be dope. They say you do look just like your daddy, the eyes, everything. Sending positive vibes. They say, yep, Jay the daddy. Um, you have a GoFundMe, right? I actually don't.

No. And we have to be careful with that now.

I haven't got nothing off of this. Each interview, if y'all see me on interviews—

okay, in the past we did, uh, because our— some of our friends set it up. Okay. For attorney fees.

That's all it went to. Okay, gotcha, gotcha. Do you think Beyoncé is against him?

Being known as Jay-Z's son? Absolutely.

You think so? I wouldn't know. I would hope not.

I don't think it's against in a real negative way, but I think—

I mean, she married her daddy. Yeah, exactly.

So I had to be quiet.

Let's talk about it. The very man she didn't want to speak to, she wound up leaving him alone and denouncing him as a manager and went and married her daddy. Her father. Her father. Jay-Z is her father. So yes, okay, um, they're not questioning like the resemblance or anything like that. Um, if Jay didn't think it was his kid, he would take the test, period. And that's true. Like, if you being there, I ain't got nothing to hide, I would take it. Um, no, she didn't say Jay-Z took the test, Latasha. That's not what she said. She said in New Jersey She said Ramir took the test. Jay-Z was ordered to take the test but did not take the test. But not in New Jersey.

He never was ordered to take the test in New Jersey.

Okay, but in New Jersey, he's automatically presumed the father if he doesn't take the test. For a simple fact, right, that Ramir submitted DNA. Right. Okay, but she said Jay-Z never took the test. Okay, um, hold on for a second. They haven't done a sibling test. Uh, hold on, hold on, hold on. They're saying the nose. The nose. When you were a kid and Jay-Z was coming up, like, maybe, like, did people kind of see resemblances?

I mean, people did say, you know, look like Jay. I just said this was just—

but you never told them? Like, I never told them nothing.

So it's like, it was just weird. I'm like, I laughed about it. But now that I knew what was going on, because my mom told me from a young age, but I never let too many people know. I didn't want to get, you know, laughed at or anything like that. You know how the world is, you know what I mean? But for people who know me, they know I always been a real respectful person. I respect all my friends. I'm solid. It's nothing. I don't go around talking about people or creating shit. He's not a drama person. Yeah. If a friend need me, I'm there for them. Anybody. I would never deny friends, family. Okay.

They said, do you have a photo that you care to share of what Ms. Wanda looked like the way y'all described her? Where's the phone? We got Mommy on your website. Oh, okay, great, great, great.

Okay, uh, they go to Ramir. Ramir's here.

Someone said Deborah Harris says this real life has me crying for you, young man. They said with all the conspiracies, have you guys got complete details about the death of your mom? I don't want to upset you, I'm just concerned.

I mean, we ain't get full, full details, but at this point, uh, it just, it was weird to me, son, you know. But I really don't question it. You know, I'm not no doctor and all that.

I just know she's resting in peace though. She died from stenosis, stenosis, which is a heart condition. When you are young, she had gotten scarlet fever at 2 and it progresses over the next 40 years. And exactly around that age is when she started having problems. Damn. So that was more of a heart condition. So for sure she was, she was fine. Nobody did anything to her.

Okay, scarlet fever. I've never—

like, I've heard about it. That's what I'm saying.

I wouldn't— I don't know. Even with the doctors telling me that, we don't know how true it is. So I wouldn't— I mean, we don't— we really— it's a question mark. I mean, I want my mom to rest in peace, so, you know, I don't never want to say something happened to her. So, okay, but at this— I wouldn't know. I can't— I can't fully say yes and no.

They say you and Blue Ivy look like twins. They said the sis start— your sister started getting paid Uh, she was talking, talking to him and now she stopped responding. Yeah, she's, um, okay, okay, gotcha. All right, cool. Uh, they're pulling up a picture of Miss Wanda, so rest, rest her soul. Um, y'all think Jay-Z mom cares? Yeah, like, have you tried reaching out to, like, your grandmother?

Multiple people. It's been many years, you know, at this point. We just been, you know, I tried to get his grandmother because that's why I said he been a pit boy, everything. Been trying to reach out like the baby. That's his mom.

Wow, she pretty as hell. She reminds me of— you remember the, uh, was it House Party? The chocolate girl that, that played at House Party. I'mma post this in the community board. You know who I'm talking about? She's a chocolate one. But she light-skinned now, which is crazy. Like, she bleached her skin. Oh my God, it was like, that is not the same girl that played the housewife, the real chocolate one. But your mom looks 10 times— and that was her nickname, Chocolate. Beautiful. Oh my gosh. Okay, so what I'm gonna do, I'm gonna go to your website and I'm gonna screenshot this and put it on the community board. Yeah, she, she bad. She bad. Listen, she bad. I can see why Jay, uh, came back for her. Look, let me go— what's your website real quick? Hold on for a second. Here, put your— put your website right here. Put your website right there. Damn, she pretty, and I could tell she always happy. Now, is she short, or should she look tall in that picture?

She's actually short. I mean, she's like probably 5'5".

So we ain't talking about no hood rat. This ain't that, like Damn. And she got that, that '90s cut too.

Okay, Miss Wanda, I see you.

Yeah, you don't look like your mama, I can tell you that right now. Yeah, listen, this is why she's looking at him like, this nigga is not— uh, he said, hold on, you sure they gave me the right baby in the hospital? Like, Lord Jesus. Yeah, we're gonna get this picture. Okay, so I'm about to screenshot the picture, y'all. And I'm gonna put it on the community board right now, so give me a second so y'all can see it. Um, in the— of course, uh, tashaklive.com. So just be prepared, it's about to drop there now. This is good enough, so ain't nobody gonna play with your mama like how she pull a Jay-Z. First of all, have you seen like— you're like— you, Blue, sir, y'all are very, very good-looking kids, seriously. You know what I'm saying? And so your mama, I wish they would try to play with her. Don't, don't play with Miss— like, don't do that. Hold on, it's coming up right now in real time, y'all. 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, here we go. Miss Wanda. Okay, she bad. Okay, I'll tell you that. Yes, yes. I bet you had a hard time too. Men probably after her everywhere.

Like, she's pretty. She was so nice. So it was like, that's why I said with her niceness, like, it just made it, made it so much better. Because, yeah, you know, you don't get a good person.

The pictures of— the pictures of—

she was a lover. I love it.

And he's right there with his mommy.

Yes. You don't look like her. That's what I'm saying. You don't look like her. But she looks way better than that girl that couldn't play. But the, the chocolate, her smile, her cheeks, like, everything. So, yeah. Damn, damn, damn. So I don't even know why somebody would like, how you a pull of Jay-Z? What? How did Jay-Z pull her is the question.

Yeah, look at it, it was all— listen, all these years. Yes, you know how people listen.

Yes. The other girl that looked like her was Foxy. Foxy came after her, right after.

Yeah, but let me get the timeline. Foxy.

But just say we're not gonna play with Miss Wanda like that. Yeah, I'm just saying, like brown skin, chocolate.

We're not gonna play with Miss Wanda like that.

Wanda don't need no makeup.

That's true. Foxy needs— needed makeup. Okay, I got you, girl. And she had them reefer-smoking lips too. Ain't nothing worse than a dark-skinned woman that smoke reefer and they got them black lips. And it's not like their lips is like that, burning the blunts, you know, the roaches and stuff. And it's like, come on, you funny. I'm just being honest, like for real. Yeah, they in there. So Miss Wanda's picture right now is on the community board. You can go and see her. Let me see if y'all have any questions. You said, fuck, she is gorgeous. They're saying she is gorgeous. Yes, she is. And so this ain't no just random hood scallywag that was chasing him down. She didn't have to. She got introduced to him. I see why he came back 2 weeks later. I see why. That's right. Yes, someone I know at 15, she was gorgeous. Exactly, ex— and you were like, you were grown, almost grown with your mom in this picture. So, huh, exactly, huh, she went to the Lord looking like this. Okay, listen, all right, so let me get back to these questions and then I'm gonna let y'all, um, go get something to eat. Okay, they said Foxy could never Okay, they said— I appreciate y'all. Now let me ask y'all something. I'm gonna be messy.

All right, go ahead, do your thing.

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Ronnie, Ronnie, Ronnie, just want to do like a small introduction. Yeah, just so everybody know who you are. You are the ex of Chrisean Rock, correct? You were with her for how many years?

About 5 years off and on.

Do you feel that Chrisean Jr.

is your course? I feel that there is a possibility. Oh. Chrishawn knows that I'm not just going to let her not be accountable. Mm. It's no reason that we were sleeping together and I can't get a paternity test. You slept with me on Blue's birthday. I didn't know that.

Yeah. Are you shocked to see how on the internet right now with Chrishawn alleging that Daseki made her eat her At 7, when she was like 10 or something. You made me eat your shit.

I remember that too. I'm not going to speak specifically on their situation because I don't know, but I do know the Malone family history isn't the most clean cut, so I wouldn't put it past them. Watch this full program and other exclusive content on www.tashaklive.com.

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Beyoncé, I'm gonna look at everybody name who say something crazy.

Down because Wanda had a good heart. She's good inside and out. And I'm not saying Beyoncé isn't. I do think that there's something to be said about her husband allowing this case to go this long. Not to say she can't control him or not, but Wanda's a good person. Yeah. And a good-hearted person is going to convince— yeah— or talk to somebody and say, hey, what— what she— and say what she got to need to say. But what I'm saying is she got the whole package, right?

The picture— if you missed the picture and you're just getting in, the picture is on the community board. On tashakelive.com. So it's there. I'm not moving it. Yes, Foxy is beautiful in her own way, but she ain't got— they said Miss Wanda. They ain't even mention Beyoncé.

Beautiful smile and everything.

Because here's the thing, and that's why I said that was another reason why I felt like Beyoncé married her daddy, because her daddy like was, um, and he talked about this a lot, and he's always been, you know, very boisterous about colorism in the music industry and how he was even programmed by his parents, his mom and his grandmother, to date a light-skinned woman. Yes, Matthew Knowles talked about that, and I know it burns Tina up because he felt like he needed to do that to be accepted, which is— oh yes, horrible.

But when he went and cheated on Tina with a dark-skinned girl, she was dark too.

When he went and cheated on Tina, they was chocolate. They was chocolate. So matter of fact, we're gonna be doing an interview with a young lady who was friends with and still friends with Matthew's chocolate baby mother.

Yeah, I know, right?

You should wild out too. Like, this is so much drama, child. Exactly. So we stay tuned, okay? Keep them, you know, subscriptions, DrKLive.com. They said Beyoncé got money, you could buy beauty, but Miss Wanda didn't need it. So that's the thing. So these men weren't back— yeah, shit back then. Um, listen, I, I— they said if she had the money to maintain her youthful appearance, I would be Wanda. I don't know what that means, but okay. Uh, yes, your mother is fine, fine, fine. Um, both are beautiful women, uh, what they're saying. And so, but everybody's got dibs on your mama, Ms.

Wanda. I appreciate y'all, I really do.

Yeah, and so where do you guys go from here now? Are you still going to continue to fight until you get that paternity test done?

At this point, I think it's bigger than paternity. I mean, of course we're going to continue to fight.

Oh, it's the fraud, like with that stuff. Yeah, it's big.

I mean, we're going to continue to fight no matter what. That's just what it is until we want justice. It's not like, you know, we're not going to let nobody just step over our backs. And just tell us what they just want, you know, if it's not true. So, right, then we asking, as I said before, fair due process for them to look at and fix this, fix these problems. We got other things going on though, but you know, that's just us, right?

They're not going to do any of that unless they deal with the fraud first, right? Because the fraud is a constitutional issue, and unless we can tell the court to treat us like human beings and to treat us like the way we're supposed to, he'll never get to that. But once we get done some of the fraud stuff that led to this foolishness, then Ramir can make a decision if he still wants to get this paternity decision. It's a closure.

You know what I mean?

Because right now they're not going to listen to none of that.

They're asking, do you feel like Jay-Z has a thing for young girls?

Of course, his wife was, she was young too.

She was. I mean, I guess once you get older, I mean, it's a lot of females out there. I ain't gonna even front. It seems like once they get older, they look for something in their youth, maybe. I'm a female, and once you're younger, they be looking for older. It's like, it's weird. It's weird, right?

Right. They said, Miss Olga Parker said, what happened if Jay-Z wants to be in your life after this?

I'm all open arms, you know. I would never deny a relationship. Okay.

Yeah, he's not that kind of person.

Cool, cool. I, I love what you're doing with your life. I love how you're giving back at such a young age. —what, you know, and how you're being a father to a lot of kids that probably don't even have dads. Like, that's dumb.

It's helping him to heal. That's why God gave it to him.

And the Board of Child Care is literally kids from all around the world, you know. We got kids that cross the border that didn't have their parents. They call Caminos, you know, what Caminos mean is travel. So kids that travel to get to America, been through everything, you know, just to get over here and try to start a new life. Then we got the domestic side, people that's from the United States, you know, parents you know, had problems at home and all that. So I listened to all them kids' story and it touched me because they don't even know why I'm fully there. They don't really know my story. You know, we don't— I don't— can't tell the kids everything you going through, but I listen to their stories and I love my job because it has me in tune. Like, I'm working on myself and I'm also helping somebody grow. We all growing. He teaching me new things. Teenagers can teach you new things. A lot of people don't want to listen to younger kids or don't want to hear their thoughts, but they be sometimes— learn from everybody. It just helped me. It just helped me grow as a person.

Right. Yeah. And they said that your mom did an amazing job with you without having your dad in your life. And your dad claims to be the most intelligent guy. He calls himself a genius. I said, the last time I checked, you don't have to call yourself a genius. You just are one. You know what I'm saying? Like, I just never got that, but he's always considered himself a genius. Genius. Like, you know, I'm like, having money doesn't make you a genius. It sure don't. It doesn't. So, um, let me see. They said Cassie attorney is available.

If you— yeah, well, tell them to call us.

We actually probably could call. We already reached out already to them. At this point, I— shit, Tyrone Blackburn, we— he'll go hard in the paint.

Listen, any attorneys, please call us, contact us, anybody that can help us.

I if you can help us, you're turning on, like, from anywhere around the world, we'll get to you. We'll try to travel to you if you feel like you really can help us.

We in district court right now, and we're in district court about the fraud. Yeah, about our civil rights.

Yeah, they said a rich dad be dad. What are the— what is the irony of that? I mean, even Trump takes care of all his damn kids, wives too. Like, shit. Like, we have got to do better in the Black community, right? They asked if you would do voiceovers. You should do voiceovers, your voice.

That's what I said. I was about to say I'm open though. I'm open until I want the barbershop. I'm looking to get back into my acting, you know. I'm still— I've been slowed down on music for the last couple years, so it's just been— yeah, I'm looking to just get my life back and just start doing way more.

That's, that's the whole goal for the next couple years. And here's my thing too, I want to leave on this note too, is that, you know, because there's a lot of people that are just super fans and they just can't see past the the glitz and the glam and all of it. Jay-Z had a very fucked up past. He was a drug dealer. Ain't no telling what else he got into, you know, that we don't know about. And it is not like out of the ordinary for a drug dealer to hit a few women.

Yeah, that's why I got quite a few. Because everybody will be watching this shit, be like, you know, you make all these assumptions, you make it like, oh, I'm crazy and we running and we chasing. I'm not chasing.

Waited until he got married to have kids.

We was—

Jay-Z waited until he got married before God had kids. Really? Right.

That's why I said they can't look past this. They just, they so stuck. They dumb.

Like, they just dumb.

But they come to me and be like, hey, oh, you want, you want his money? You want to— you chasing him for his money? You want, you want the 15 minutes of fame?

And if you was, that's your business. So a lot of shit is jealousy too.

So I've chased my fucking daddy for money and That's your goddamn daddy. So fucking what? But let's just— the, the whole facade of him perfect, I'm genius, I'm smarter than everybody, I'm the world's best dad. We still, like I said, we ain't seen the son that he got. Where he at? You got a knack for hiding sons, Jay-Z. I'm just saying, like, so You got to be careful. Yeah, and I'm glad y'all finally, you know, because I know it could get, it could get a lot out here. You're trying to live a normal life. Yeah, you know, you're trying to get a normal life and you, you— Tracy is a fucking creditor. How does that make you feel that your, your godmom has to pay your, your daddy money for lies?

I just want the world— they will never know what's going on unless we, you know, and we not the type.

These are built false statements. That's what I'm saying. When you have a false statement that comes into court, everything goes after it. Jesus. Period. Jesus. But the judges decided we gonna close our eyes and allow these other things to come in. And here we are. It's called unchecked stuff. And it should show the world.

What is the court doing about this? This shit is all over the place.

What is they doing?

What is the lawyers and the judges and all that? Nobody gotta say nothing? So y'all was telling me Jay-Z don't gotta say nothing. The judges don't gotta say nothing. The lawyers don't gotta say nothing. Where everybody can point the finger and make their decision.

My thing is, I just feel like, you know, it would make him— it would— to him, to us as Black women, as women that were, you know, women, men that were raised by, you know, single mothers, right? Or even sometimes single fathers. It sucks, right, when that other person gets to just, you know, right? And then it's a double suck when you gotta watch the shit every day on TV. Like, I couldn't imagine.

Everywhere you look, you see your daddy.

Like, it's really hard for him because he got to deal with that emotional piece. Yeah, he got a double whammy. Like the rejection, right? The system is after him. We're doing it now with the courts and the whole fraud thing, right? And then having to deal with the emotional part of it. So it's a, it's a big deal.

That's definitely a challenge, but it definitely helped me grow though. I'd I definitely made me the person I am.

This is crazy. This is crazy. I don't think they have any more questions for you. They actually are fucking with you pretty heavy. My audience, they are adults. They ain't kids. They ain't like, oh, you trying to know? They're adults. They have children. They've had baby daddy, baby mama issues and shit. And it sucks when you have someone like this that we look at as a prolific figure who's been put before us even when we didn't want to. You know what I'm saying? And we have to look up to this person and it's like, you have a Black son.

Especially when you can get it taken care of, you know? It's not nothing to stop me from snapping your fingers and saying, I want this over with today.

Yeah. So somebody, he better get ready because all you got to do is come on to Tasha and shit will start happening.

Watch and see. It's very true. But we are relating to stuff that Kanye West Latasha talked about in the past about what the system does to brown and black people. And that's why it's so important for everybody to understand you gotta know who's in office. We do try to go to some of our political people and we notice a lot of craziness with that too. But at the end of the day, it's everything matters. Your system matters, these courts matters, all of this stuff. And we have the power. We as black people have the power to do things and put things in place. Because when we're together, we together. And when we're not, we not. This for me is very hurtful because it's embarrassing to the Black community. And here you have a Black man and a Black judge. So the other ones followed, but they started it.

And here we are trying to do something simple like this.

You would think we were trying to burn somebody's house down.

Or like y'all put a number on it. Like y'all found a a loss.

You would— you would never—

I had never— I don't even have biological children. You just want to— but you ain't— and I never would imagine the family court was like this. It's crazy to me.

You know what they said, the family court is meant to divide, not put together.

So, but I feel like God wouldn't put nothing in our hands that he feel like, right?

It's a purpose and a plan.

It's definitely bigger than us. I'm definitely— regardless of Jay-Z, and I'm definitely not gonna fail. So you can take 100 years But I just want the world to know this is what's happening out here. So if you got rich parents or anything, it's just all about fighting. Like, you know, having that fight in you, not letting somebody just walk over you. I'm talking about anybody. Like, you cannot just let somebody tell you something and let them create what they want. That's not how the world works.

And that's what they were trying to do. They not going off— we couldn't read and we didn't understand, and who's going to help us?

College. And I don't got no felonies. I'm been to college. I don't care if I didn't complete it, but I'm not— I don't have felonies. Or none of that. I don't— I'm cool. So I made it. I was in North Philadelphia where everything, everything going on right now, it's more killings than anything. So for me to be able to make it through that and go down there on an everyday basis, that just made me stronger. Like, I just see where the world at. But you know, I just— I know it's greatness in the world. Is it— some people sleep and don't want to do their jobs and all that, but honestly, if we put our helping hands out and help each other grow, we'll be way more better. Like, there's so many people that's out here that just need that helping hand and people just don't extend it. Like, I'm just talking not even just with my case, I'm just talking about on an everyday basis. It's so easy to help somebody, and it's— I see it's so easy to talk about people. So many people want to talk about you and bring you down instead of saying, damn, I could be that person, let me see if I help him a little bit.

I mean, it's already bad enough when you, you know, you grow up and you don't know who your daddy is and he broke. Imagine what it's like when you reminded every day that, damn, And then on top of that, you look like him. Like, that's crazy. Ramir, thank you so much. Thank you for having us. Yes. No, thank you for accepting. I know, you know, my platform get a lot of slack. That's because we don't hold back.

You know, let me tell the world something.

You definitely, they definitely, you definitely not what people were saying. Like, you definitely raw. I respect the raw cut.

I'm so happy to see a Black woman succeed.

I see nothing but the best. That's right. Thank you. Your whole studio, I hope you get a building soon. Thank you. Your own building off of this. Thank you.

Thank you. Thank you. I'm just glad that we finally made it happen. We're just all about the truth. Our platform stands on the truth. We're not finna, you know, just because you're a celebrity or you have power, right? You know, they can talk too. Exactly. We actually summon and welcome Jay-Z's side and Sean Carter's side. You know, we're not just all of a sudden— because there, there are two perspectives. Maybe he has a perspective that he hasn't shared with you guys, right, or shared with the world. And so the, the platform is definitely open, um, and we will attempt to reach out to see if they want to comment. Um, we sure probably will know what that answer is, but like, um, yeah, like, it's, it's, it's a fair platform and we get into the Let's talk about it because these are things that are going to continue to plague our communities, plague our kids. You know what I'm saying? If we do not nip the shit in the bud. Exactly. Thank you for being courageous enough to even come up here and do it. And Dr. Lily for sticking beside him and even taking losses. Like the fact that Sean Carter is a fucking creditor and took money from you.

Yep. Because I'm trying to find and help the identity of him. And then I was owed money because I was defrauded. I asked for my money back because the law says I can get my money back when somebody lies, and the lie occurred. That is crazy. So now I got to pay you for lies? Oh my God, this will never end until it's right, right? Because I will never let anybody do something like that to me or anybody. It's just— that is crazy. Very crazy. So I'm paying for lies?

Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. Anything else you want to say before we sign off?

I just want to say Thank you for allowing us to be on your platform. I want everybody who's watching this to support us for us. We really appreciate all the people that been behind us for all these years. Like, we ain't do nothing but trying to find the truth. It was never— we not trying to bash. If it come with it, it come with it. But we was never trying to bash nobody. I'm not chasing anyone. This is something my mom started, and I'm gonna fully support her death and after. So, you know, I would do the same thing with my dad if he was— I mean people should be behind their parents no matter what. So, right, thank y'all for supporting me.

Thank you. And thank God for Tasha K. I want to thank you for letting us be here. I'm very proud of you. We're gonna keep praying for you and believing that you're gonna go to higher heights and deeper depths. So thank you so much for that.

Let me go, I'm gonna go, but I'm gonna make sure I'm grounded.

That's right. So when you get up there, you'll just still be floating, you'll still be yourself. You know, raise your children, love your husband, be the woman that you need to be for the community, because people are always watching.

Thank you. It's a big deal.

Thank you. So thank you so much for having us.

Anytime. Now look at that camera and say, now you gotta go. Now we love you all. Bye. And why not? I'll see y'all tonight around 6:30. We're gonna go live on YouTube. We got some Diddy, Young Miami, Pastor Jamal Bryant wine. We're gonna be spilling. So we'll see y'all on YouTube. Bye, everybody. Okay, you want to take this bottle with you? I know you got a flight. I do. We can drink that. Yeah, go ahead, go ahead, finish that. Thank you, thank you. We going to take a picture outside. Yes, yes. Hold on, hold on, hold on. Look at them asking for tour tickets. Can we get Detroit?

Can we get this? They coming, y'all.

They're coming, they are coming. All All righty. Yeah, yeah, we on a tour right now, so we got to stop in. Let me know where y'all at.

We're coming to Philly. I saw that. We're coming to Philly.

We'll be in Philly in a few weeks, right? Few weeks. Yeah, we— that's what I'm saying. So I will have Jameson get y'all VIP. Okay, good. Okay, that'll be nice. And then we'll talk later cuz we got to see where— why