Million Dollaz Worth Of Game - Million Dollaz Daily: TYRESE GIVING THE GAME

Episode Date: October 20, 2025

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Hey, million dollars worth of game listeners. You can find every episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube. Prime members can listen, ad free on Amazon Music. Right. Think about it. Pouring your heart out, it's true. It's truth. They're not used to seeing me.

You know, shit like that. They're not used to seeing you cry. They're not used to seeing you cry. They're not used to seeing us the way they're used to seeing us. Me too. We together. We hood. We this, we that.

Anything about vulnerabilities, feels weak, smell weak. You know, it's like, it's the reason why black men don't go to therapy. Because if you're scared, go to church. So I know they normalizing the dialogue around mental health and mental health awareness. But we've been out here forever. You think it's easy to go to school on Wednesday be playing basketball with your and then on Thursday you're trying to do a fall washing fundraiser to raise some money to bury your homie. Like you can't even process what the fuck that.

It's real shit going on out here And then man up Man don't cry Men don't cry this and that The only thing about that video This is me I was mental health awareness Before y'all made it cool

Because I'm like everybody else Fly handsome Out here knocking down every bad On human feet That's a hell of a line on human feet. Us as men,

we are black men and men in general. I would love to say black. We specifically we got some different type of shit that we grow up in. I know they love to go Holocaust

and make reference to the Holocaust when it comes to the Jewish community. My daughter is Jewish so I understand the sensitivities of a trauma we understand the sensitivities of the traumas associated to slavery but we live in this shit every day right we like they will never understand even if you in tears and crying

and you go into all of the specifics and details about what it is to be a black man in America they have no idea to be like oh man I'm listening I mean I didn't I didn't know but you're going to be able to leave this conversation white man and still be a white man so your experience in this America, it's still going to be through the lens of your skin. We both got the same thing. I'm man, you man.

This here, this different. Okay? When you get pulled over, you're not thinking these thoughts. When you call 911 for help, you didn't know that it was going to go from calling for help to you being a n-and-get shot in your kitchen with a pot of hot water. You don't know what the fuck this is. we do this every single day and for somebody to be able to crack a joke

and we smile to this day what a blessing. For you to wake up in any kind of good mood when every reason to be in a f*** up mood is at your dough every day y'all don't understand so not y'all obviously

but I'm talking about like they don't understand so so so it's it's really it's really special to wake up every single day I'm 45 years old some of y'all

I have refused to grow up turquoise hair black fingernails announcing you're homosexual trying to fit into the end crowd grown doing TikTok grow to fuck up it's okay to be a man

and say I love and there is no other option for me. It's all right. And guess what? If you are here playing and going big, I'm one of them that also believing everybody should do what makes them happy. Love who you love, play the way you want to play. But y'all out here right now, y'all are at home questioning your man. You questioning your own manhood because of all this shit that's all over Instagram. And you lose in track of the confidence that you should be having and who the fuck you were born to be. Now, if you love who you love and you said, man, I'm a man, I've been with women my whole life and I realize that that's where I want to go. Do what makes you happen. Like literally, I've never judged and looked at anybody. They race, their religion, they tax bracket, or they choice in life.

Republican, Democrat, live your life. but you are not about to pressure me into thinking or believe in any other version of my life.