Jason Wilson On Unlearning Society’s Definition Of Masculinity, Mastering Emotional Stability + More

[@ron80will]

The tone of his voice is so calming! Imagine speaking with your father about a life issue and he responds with this tone.

[@slevinchannel7589]

MANY Believers unfortunately believe in what is looked down by the Science-Community and classified officially as ‚Fake-Science’. That is bad. Anti-Science and Fake-Science (blood-related but not identical) are Issues. People are rightfully worried: Anti-Science and Fact-Denial is on the Rise. Especially in the UK and USA. And Religion supports the bad side here; so thanks for that.

[@solobaby6372]

My dad 🙏🏽💛

[@vonneal1]

Yessss

[@Chenaultchic]

@Fire And Brimstone he looks amazing!!!

[@perezodhiambo1102]

He really does.

[@michaelbradshaw9674]

The fact that this doesn't have millions of views saddens me. This is one of the most grounded interviews I've ever seen on this platform. Nothing but real grown man energy here. This is what a real Black man looks like when he arrives at himself.

[@MrTee12]

Was thinking the same thing!

[@deannashipp5320]

Amen to this!

[@Shystar79]

They need toxic dramas for that brother

[@AliveBoldTV]

Exactly ❤❤❤

[@DrVincentDoom]

Only toxic men go viral this is too wholesome for black men in the algorithm

[@wavymcfly]

“Peace is not a place for me, it’s inside of me”…POWERFUL!

[@jondor3689]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/mmbYpHd9jLF3fqc

[@wavymcfly]

@@jondor3689 why?

[@ismaelhassan9086]

When dude said that it caught my attention to brother.

[@GodsFaithfulnessMatters2Me]

Totally accurate!!!

[@FrankyBlack]

Wow brother... I am blown away.. what wisdom he has... I'm a white guy but I really felt touched by what he was saying.. I've always had the attitsude that as a man you gotta be hard as a rock and anything less is weak and pathetic. I've been shot four times.. and done alot of time in prison and as hard as everyone portrays themselves. That first night behind those bars once the door slams shut. Every man cries. But we're taught that we can't show that. Im definitely gonna read his book. Nice to see a tough manly dude talking about being open with his feelings. Cuz we all have them. God bless brother. This was very deep and touched my heart. Thankyou bro.

[@davidsmarttmusic3744]

I hate that interviews like this don't have millions of views, experience is important and the knowledge is priceless, this would save you years of trying to figure it out for yourself.

[@SweetTreatsBy_Marie]

You and I viewed this great interview, so that's a beginning. Blessings to you My Brother

[@davidsmarttmusic3744]

@@SweetTreatsBy_Marie you are right, God bless🙏🏿

[@popmyshit7662]

How many times did u share it⁉️

[@BtrDaze]

Damn give it some time lol

[@mrb.2497]

@@BtrDaze Lol Right? It's only been 3 days. It'll get there.

[@CircusofPython]

This man is walking proof of why we need strong father figures to truly change our community going forward!

[@PodHubLiveMedia]

indeed.

[@jstatic5697]

Super facts‼

[@NQuiz52]

No he isn't

[@toreycrosby7996]

Moreover, husbands

[@philr9465]

ABBA Father YHWH is the pinnacle of Fatherhood, when we model YHWH and YHWHSHUA HaMashiach instructions we.can be what YHWH states who.we.are in his Dabar(The Words of ABBA YHWH). The Most High Father YHWH breathe into Us Life.....

[@CamilleEssick]

He sounds so healed…so centered…so at peace…so calm …so grounded. Beautiful brother. Wow.

[@ryanenwilliams]

He does! It's refreshing to hear

[@hotboxradio1385]

I had no idea who this man was clicking on this, and this ended up being one of the most interesting, informative and enlightening conversations I've watched in a minute. Definitely getting your book and following you Mr Wilson .

[@LukeKickwalker]

I became a fan after hearing his joe Rogan episode. This guy is a gem. Welcome to healing brother

[@fkdaworl]

Ditto

[@Yahsan_yhwh]

Follow YHWH like he does. He is just a man. But glad it brought a spark.

[@billhunter7631]

@@Yahsan_yhwh He is more than "just" a man...YHWH created him to be "this man" he is in the space that he occupies...He is fulfilling his purpose....I pray that you and I also get that place of His purpose for us. To hear the words Well done my faithful servant now enter into my rest!! Peace & Blessings to you

[@floydthelyricist5356]

Same

[@Amazingprophet08]

I’ve know Jason for 30 years. It’s amazing to see his growth and work. Salute to you bro. Detroit stand up!

[@smoovewitit]

This new era of mental health awareness that Charla and the breakfast club are championing is truly amazing. Keep this pushing🙏🏽

[@izenhernandez6634]

It's a blessing really if you really been though shit all your life

[@user-ik5ze1sh7i]

Don't allow the presentation of anything to trick you, some of the most demonic people in this world are spiritual, they meditate they eat well etc etc, if you can't see the scam of this new mental health rebranding

[@izenhernandez6634]

Yoo on the real idk if I'm wrong and idgaf if I'm not but I truly believe this comes from his skin color haha this guy's pure and real but whatever works for you

[@JWill951]

@@user-ik5ze1sh7i you're exactly right.

[@RoxyReyes]

This was a beautiful conversation to hear. There was some moments that made me tear up. His energy is truly beautiful. Blessings to him and his family and anyone he comes in contact with. 🙏

[@edergodinez9450]

Ditto that 👏

[@fkdaworl]

Truly a beautiful convo

[@stephaniealston625]

Same girl same.

[@IGotGrapes09]

@@stephaniealston625jason wilson's authenticy seems to be hitting the right notes with women making their emotions feel positive...good work...💪

[@michaelwillingham1462]

Facts i from Michigan and I should have heard of him but now I know and also got the audio books 📚 on Google play

[@tvgaming0001]

My old mentor from HS. Happy to see how far he's continuing the journey! Keep going Jason

[@rr3901]

Nice. Lucky you💯

[@ronnieg1341]

@@rr3901 exactly…. 💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@OmniEyeAm]

What a gift to have had him so closely in your life 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@youngpmartinez9269]

I've been following this man for quite some time now and he is one person who I can say has a lot to do with my growth as a man. I just want to say thank you my brother and I'm happy you are receiving the fruits of your labor. God bless you and God bless everyone in the comments. High Vibrations 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@amirperrymusic]

This is by far the best interview y'all have done. So many gems in here.

[@slevinchannel7589]

MANY Believers unfortunately believe in what is looked down by the Science-Community and classified officially as ‚Fake-Science’. That is bad. Anti-Science and Fake-Science (blood-related but not identical) are Issues. People are rightfully worried: Anti-Science and Fact-Denial is on the Rise. Especially in the UK and USA. So, yeah, stopping to embarass oneself by denying Science and Evolution is obviously a Thing for the List of 'ALL Christians should now stop to do this'. Also, on the same note, it’s an Issue i see on almost all Religious YT-Channels: They dont watch Atheist-Channels… EVER. That is really unhealthy. That is ‚surrounding yourself with Yes-Sayers’ and also ‚creating an Echo-Chamber’ at it’s finest. You know? Those 2 things that all experts warn of? Confining yourself in 1 corner and just 1 corner of the internet? Yeah... stop being ignorant and arrogant to the point where you 'ignore' all Criticism and even just Questions who arent even Criticism. Duh.

[@candracharles6013]

Right powerful and refreshing different mindset💯

[@productive23]

Yessir. This was amazing.

[@elishebawilliams8086]

I said the SAME THING to myself!!!!! They’ve done some GREAT interviews but this is definitely by far the best one!

[@jkkennedy8919]

Ain’t that the truth indeed

[@stanleyodoemenem3543]

I grew up resentful to my dad, mom and dad raised me together with all my siblings but I and my dad never got along, it was discipline all day long about anything, so I hated him until I became an adult, and one day I challenged him and he wanted to speak to me and I made him hear my hurt for years that I was hurting from how he treated me amongst all my siblings. I thought he hated me until that day we had our talk for the first time and he hugged me after our convo and told me that his sorry and we become best of friends but it only lasted 2 years he died. Since that day, I became a man, I started to understand life better and became a better human. Today I can feel him living inside of me, I walk around with the glory of my father

[@ladyofspa]

Wow...🙏💜

[@dashawnlockett6157]

On this path now 🙏🏽

[@anthonytorres2557]

wow god bless you sir

[@davidg7136]

Stanley God bless you brother! ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿 RIP to your father 🕊

[@Om-Iys]

wow! Amazing

[@ITalkGrey]

This man is a true representation of a healed , mature individual.

[@jaybah836]

Healing

[@NQuiz52]

No he isn't

[@ITalkGrey]

@@NQuiz52 your entitled to your opinion.

[@cynobatala8498]

As he would say, healing

[@KevinSmith-xt8xr]

Growth is painful but it's necessary and it's whole new feeling when you grow into your real self

[@jwilliamcosby]

I love this brother. And this is the first time (I've) seen a guest look Angela in her eyes more than 7 seconds the entire interview AND answer her question with that same eye contact.

[@Tree-thingz]

There was an interview with Dr. U where I noticed this as well.

[@kburton1244]

Never thought I'd hear a brother speak this way in my lifetime. This is truly beautiful and so inspiring!

[@jondor3689]

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[@tripletmama2657]

Check out his interview with Rogan it’s a couple hours long and really good

[@kburton1244]

@@tripletmama2657 will check it out, thanks!

[@Sangotayo]

Really? Now this is the time to seek out those men who display these characteristics 🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@hipsince9856]

@@tripletmama2657 is it still on KZbin I can’t find it?

[@MikeThaPhilosopher]

Not gonna lie this made me emotional. Everything this brother said is so true!

[@sch5812]

Sending hugs brother

[@ronnieg1341]

Yes it is bro… stay strong king! Love ya!! 🤞🏿🤞🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿 I’m definitely buying his books

[@captainmalone3217]

@@ronnieg1341 Gwiz so theres this new catchphrase going around about "colourism' and of course its rebranded old news, but even so, lets press this using the case of lil kim. If we do we might conclude the victims of colourism indulge in the same victimhood politics as the LGBT brigade 💪🏻 Lil Kim for example "confessed" that she started bleaching because black men did not want her and openly expressed their preference for lighter skinned women. Leaving aside female sexual selection pressure and its inherent unquestioned entitlements, what is she really saying? 🤔 Keeping in mind that the highest power is that which can say "no" she is essentially saying she had less objects upon which to exert her power. She had a smaller pool of men to reject. She had less men to lead on, manipulate, insult, confuse, deceive and belittle. She ultimately willed to be in a better pisition to assume and practice her prerogative ; her female duty to degrade and deny men, and yet, it is woman who need protecting 🙈 If we cease femsplaining and turn to mansplaining we unearth a series of unique or additional insights, for example, the idea that colourism isnt racial but corporate. Men arent as bothered by "colourism" as its just another brand of the many ways in which we are called igly eveeyday. Women however take exception as it undermines their pretences to being gods. For a man to be able to say "no" to them means they cease being women; whilst he becomes one. We as a people have problems all across the board so why would women focus exclusively on this particular aspect of our sickness whilst ignoring and neglecting others. Its as if they treat our pathologies as they do men. If we do dissimilar and see it as an issue of branding we can suggest that the issue is with who gets to define worth, and what trend will be in vogue. Theyre upset that their dashion is out of style but want everyone to buy into their branding. But lets pretend this logic isnt true and presume this claim of colourism has some merit. Let's jump ahead to a future place where darker skinned women are celebrated and cherished, and call it nigtopia. In nigtopia our people still have no control over their education, housing, mass communication, employment, means of production, continent or global image, but the darker skinned women feel real good. Im curious; what problem will this solve? 😐 It brings me back to apartheid azania where the white elite classified the japanese - or was it the chinese - as honorary whites. Under no circumstances would it have made sense to bicker amongst themselves about their designations, unless they were in collusion with the existing antiblack power equation , which most these anti "colourism" claimants are. They arent seeking liberation, but containment. They want to be oppressed peacefully If these people were deeply upset ablut colourism it is unlikely they would be the same ones to mock african features such as complexion and hair and yet they're often the very ones referencing hair as picky, niggerish and nappy, whilst claiming mixed/diluted heritage as pretty or good hair. How can people claim to be against the source of their values and the system defining how they see the world? They arent; they want to refine the system not eradicate it because they remain invested and are the reason it perpetuates. Language, Neely Fuller and other long explained, structures how we see the world. It is as if what we see is ordered by what we think, which is determined by the tools used and programming our thinking. If however we fail to challenge concepts of "fairness" that essentially equate whiteness with purity and right, it is a battle lost prior to a pistol being fired. We cannot think like them and still profess/pretend to be against then. It doesnt make sense. [phone] [e-mail]

[@electricbeing993]

😭this was the ABSOLUTE best interview yall ever aired. This man is speaking exactly what is happening in my family at this moment. EVERYTHING he said. I played it out loud for my partner to hear and I know hes listening. All he speaks of is needing guidance. Truly thank u.

[@conveyingculture9]

Same here Sis! This was the BEST hands down!!

[@brandypeay5350]

☺️☺️☺️

[@missyblakely715]

I agree this is major. I sent it to my husband.

[@YungJedi100]

Toxic as hell

[@electricbeing993]

@@YungJedi100 what's toxic? Showing appreciation for our elder men? Or that my man was interested in what he had to say?

[@tiffanywhite6852]

By far, the absolute best episode of the breakfast club. This man exudes a great heart and gentleness! Definitely necessary for current times. Healing, love, peace, God!!!

[@wavymcfly]

The tone of his voice is so calming. 😴🛌

[@nicholewilson3327]

I was thinking the same thing. I hope a lot of men and women see this and make change for the better

[@stevenpierre-paul1144]

His book is narrated by him. Calming indeed.

[@TheTrueTLC]

Yeees! I was thinking the same thing. It's nice to see a brotha like yourself appreciate it too! We need too see and appreciate the gentler side of masculinity! That in itself is calming 😌 to me!

[@jblank1862]

Ikr ASMR...😌

[@musizmanradio]

That's the voice of a man who's at peace within and wants to spread that same peace to everyone he comes into contact with...

[@patty3451]

I love how this brother references scripture because He knows Jesus is the answer. The word heals us if we allow it and if we exercise our faith. Our faith is followed by taken action such as our brother is doing through his nonprofit.

[@pilar8ful]

My whole heart is bursting hearing this and seeing the progress our people is making towards mental health! Thank you thank you sooo much! This made my whole day!

[@captainmalone3217]

@Hassan Hashi Le magasin est dans le nouvel immeuble

[@JT-fv6ih]

This is crazy I literally had a break down Saturday/Sunday the day of my birthday because I've been staying strong the last few years GRINDING and fighting through my struggles with life and suppressing it. I haven't been to work for two days, which put me more in guilt trip feeling more unworthy. And trying to figure out how to get these demons out of me I've been a person that I've not happy with during this haven't been myself in years. I literally broke down and cursed everybody out. I felt like I can't trust nobody and have nobody to talk to. I woke up to this playing while I was sleep. Im glad for this interview, I pray we all have great mental health

[@darkknight_8891]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@kj7682]

I hope you got the books to help you since he’s who touched your heart and if you needed more, you got more help. God bless you

[@wydalethomas1533]

Probably one of the best interviews on any platform I’ve heard. I am better just from listening and excited to do the work to become even better! Love

[@torledacurry2628]

I Completely Agree!

[@IAintTheDaddyMaury]

He was on Joe Rogan a couple of months back. Even longer conversation. This guy is great

[@wydalethomas1533]

@@IAintTheDaddyMaury yes I saw a few snipets of that conversation. I will have to check out the whole joint. Stay blessed 💪🏾

[@LikaStar79]

Agreed and well said

[@buddyraw9778]

My father was and is the type of father that was around but wasn't there when I was a child. I'm 37 now but our relationship has gotten somewhat better because we talk more and more and for about a year (2 years ago), we went on outings together and just got to know each other all over again. As a child, he would come pick me up and take me shopping or to the movies then back home then he leave (him and my mom were no longer together). He would come by and "see" my mother, say a few words to me then leave. Never really expressed feelings towards me but those times that I was waiting for him to come pick me up and he didn't show up, it broke my heart. I'm sorry for being long winded, I gotta let it out. At age 17, I got into trouble and was sent to juvenile for a 2 weeks and on the 3rd day, my mom brought him to visit me. We talked and he apologized for not being there for me (which me getting locked up was my fault but I understood what he was saying). At the end of the visit, we hugged and he said "I love you son"......that was the very first time I ever heard him say that. I held it together until I got back to the dorm and I sat down for a few seconds then it hit me and I couldn't stop crying until I fell asleep. I've never cried like that before nor after but the power of the acknowledgement of love from my dad, really f*cked me up because I thought he didn't. I haven't been in trouble of any kind since that time in 2001 and he and I are doing ok today.

[@keathedeity8829]

Beautiful story

[@buddyraw9778]

@@keathedeity8829 Thank you. Much respect

[@nekyat]

Fathers are needed. Your story touched me bro. I hope your relationship With your dad continues to grow and develop. Much love and well wishes.

[@buddyraw9778]

@@nekyat Thank you for your kind and uplifting words. Much respect

[@buddyraw9778]

@Constant State Of Flux Thank you 🙏🏾

[@detrekb]

First 8 minutes in and I’m locked in for the rest! Love black men who speak eloquently, calm, and deliberately with their words. Thank you brother

[@jenniemalone9403]

Praises to The Most High Elohiym for Mr Jason Wilson ..this King has learned who he really is & what his presence on this Earth is for…Thankful for his Spirit as a teacher….🔥🔥🔥

[@Joshua-wk3wy]

I noticed that aswell. Only the most high can bring this level of perfect peace to a brown Israelite man.

[@ryanenwilliams]

Yes

[@caranime1436]

MANNNNNN I NEEDED TO HEAR THIS .. NEVER UNDERSTOOD HOW TO EXPRESS MY FEELINGS, I ALWAYS TRY AND TURN EVERYTHING INTO A JOKE WHICH SEEMS TO BE A COPING MECHANISM .. DEFINITELY NEED TO FREE MYSELF FROM CARRYING ALL THE FEAR AND TRAUMA

[@Jaethegr888]

man same i would turn everything into a joke when someone was being serious just playing mind games.

[@lynnw2953]

this interview was so powerful to me that i literally just went down my text inbox and sent this every single man i have love for in my life. familial, platonic or romantic… straight or gay, they all just received this from me. i was glued the entire time from start to finish. wow. the healing that can occur if this man's leadership was followed.

[@EpicEchoPro]

“I work hard…but I rest hard as well” that’s a word 💪🏾💪🏾💯

[@tayethediva8527]

The one thing about Yee’s interviewing style that I will ALWAYS respect is how conversational she is. I appreciate her for being so informative and assertive in her speech. I also appreciate Charlamagne and Envy for learning to allow her her turn. It used to show in her convos. She would speed up to get her words out because of the constant interruptions. TBC has really evolved.

[@therealist2000]

This is really dependant on the guest.

[@mistermister9510]

Been following Jason for many years. He needs a podcast!!!! This will help millions!

[@ThePurplePillPerspective]

He has one. I’ll shoot you the link. Here’s the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jn_ImGZjmr17ba8

[@thecaliroseexperience]

He has a podcast now ☺️

[@ronblack2700]

I have been in that space of anger, depression and hurt. I grew up with a father who lived in the same city however never said he loved me nor did he spend a lot of time with me. I fell into the trap of having a lot of women, sex three children by three different women. My mother passed, I became homeless but not homeless. But once I closed the revolving door and learned to be by myself with God, I found that peace that I needed. Thank you Lord for your grace and mercy.

[@nahzewilliams5912]

intersting brother i can relate...hope things are still going good and evolving towards love a year after

[@ashera324]

With the Kevin Samuels blowing up as a god in black communities among men, this was so refreshing. Bringing about healing, peace, love, kindness, respect. Positive Black/Hebrew men who exhibit the fruits of the spirit are very much needed. I appreciate this brother. I respect him. Well done Mr. Jason Wilson. You sharing your journey has helped me to look inwardly. I am inspired.

[@ocbfdog]

Unfortunately, you need both. Some of the women that call Kevin Samuels view men like Jason Wilson as weak and expendable.

[@beats-by-skrill8925]

@SMB Girly Girl What is your definition of a sucker???

[@beats-by-skrill8925]

@SMB Girly Girl Rather if KS is helping the community or not, some of those delusional on his show are far from helping the community with their poor logic. Especially some of those single mothers who expect to get some guy who is clearly out her league and expect him to clean up her mess and carry her baggage.

[@iamalawkeeper1215]

Kevin Samuels advocates marriage.STFU.

[@gd1807]

I know he is addressing the men but as a woman this touched every fibre of my being. Blessings and thank you for sharing. 🙏🏽

[@oasisfullfilled7617]

Women can learn from this. I got some gems and sent this to my man. This was so deep you can’t watch this once.

[@bargaingoldandsilver]

Women also have a problem with in securities so this could apply to both

[@raineyj560]

He was speaking to us as well. The tribute he gave to his wife, when Angela asked him what we as women can do. Definitely geared towards men but truly a message we all can learn from

[@godsbackhand8098]

God bless you sis 🙏🏽

[@captainmalone3217]

@@raineyj560 some men are so fragile they put labels on everything rather than just enjoying the raw experience. It really limits them. It's about participating and desire not sexuality and gender . Its explains even more why all men need to pegged. It will shatter their bigoted belief that they are superior to woman by destroying the receiver-recipient relationship. Men think they're superior because they do not submit or get penetrated so if all men are bent they will finally be able to define themselves as being more than sdx and live richer deeper lives of variety that are far more fulfilling. It's not aboutb preference when they're been programmed according to a plan of toxic masculinity. We need to end this idealistic dualistic way of thinking where men see dick as disgusting. Women get it and thats why the freely experiment with other women and never once think they're nasty or disgusting but men think penis is so sacred they never dare "pollute" it by having contact with another. They want to be supreme so desperately it destroys their capacity for expression. TLM emancipates

[@TyMakesBeats]

Shoutout to Mr. Wilson. He was definitely a huge help to us when I was in High School. Shoutout U Prep.

[@captainmalone3217]

@Robert Drake It's not about them being pegged as much as its about them being liberated. Oftentimes people have many contradictory desires and conflicting impulses meaning the thing they seem to most fear is actually that which they most deeply yearn for. Its more to do with giving men space and providing them a context in which to explore and connect with their other self, that one bitterly buried by the wrath of toxic masculinity global patriarchy. You are just homophobic

[@benburnett2706]

Jason Wilson is a man we should hold up high, he’s such a strong compassionate real ass man, I love this guy so much. He really understands the male condition in a way that always brings me to tears. Damn

[@aaroncoles2433]

I been Facebook friends with Brother Jason and everything he speaking is how he lives. He’s a true example to the men in his family, his community and for our community at large. God Bless Him.🙏🏾

[@epsavoy]

Bro, Im over here in Tears on my way to work. As a 50 yr old, successful, father of three young adults - I NEEDED THIS. This man is an example of GOD’s LOVE and GRACE Thank you 🙏🏼

[@AltoviseDerek]

Jason seems like a real good dude. This is the kind of talk young boys need in the household growing up. And young boys need to also have a good father in the house as well. Alright men, time to stop focusing on sleeping with as many women as possible, and take care of your kids the right way.

[@daniellehenderson28]

He is. I have the pleasure of knowing him and his wife. Have the pleasure of serving the community with them. The Yunion is my family.

[@kingazur9356]

@Amirah B you don’t know that, don’t count men who haven’t even had a chance to change out

[@GROWINGFLAMES76]

I know he’s says as black men but the Mexican community isn’t so different. this is a very valuable gem 💎

[@teezyroyalty100]

I'm black but I work with mostly Mexicans and you're right we're more similar than people realize. But dude on point.

[@stnbch3025]

Are you referring to that tough but whiny macho type?

[@thelastdon9000]

@@teezyroyalty100 no were not we totally different

[@mistermister9510]

But he’s speaking from his experience!

[@AryachMalak12]

Same people. Both from the 12 tribes

[@justmariama7986]

Sheesh...I could listen to this man speak all day. Gems on Gems...Proud of you all!

[@felipezapata9693]

Sheesh, this man came in here and dropped this knowledge. Soft spoken and wise advice, went about my day in a much positive way

[@Quoteablemoments]

I love his soft spoken voice, it’s so calming and he’s dropping knowledge. This was sooo deep it brought me to tears

[@williamharris1334]

I shared this with 34 other men and invite everyone to send this to other men even if you think it may not apply to some. You never know who is battling what and how much a good word can help.

[@jacobjohn9539]

This a deep and much needed conversation they’re having

[@philipguilford2008]

Literally, cried halfway through this interview. Praise and appreciation for this man and the BFC. Truly inspirational.... Peace & Love to you all✌🏾💞

[@rr3901]

Thank you Charlegmange for bringing Jason on the show and introducing him to me. I’m purchasing his new book for my husband and brother. 🙏🏾👍🏾💯👌🏾

[@electricbeing993]

Same

[@MY-hz5yw]

Same I purchased Hard Back Book for my husband and Audible Book for me...

[@captainmalone3217]

@@MY-hz5yw Gwiz so theres this new catchphrase going around about "colourism' and of course its rebranded old news, but even so, lets press this using the case of lil kim. If we do we might conclude the victims of colourism indulge in the same victimhood politics as the LGBT brigade 💪🏻 Lil Kim for example "confessed" that she started bleaching because black men did not want her and openly expressed their preference for lighter skinned women. Leaving aside female sexual selection pressure and its inherent unquestioned entitlements, what is she really saying? 🤔 Keeping in mind that the highest power is that which can say "no" she is essentially saying she had less objects upon which to exert her power. She had a smaller pool of men to reject. She had less men to lead on, manipulate, insult, confuse, deceive and belittle. She ultimately willed to be in a better pisition to assume and practice her prerogative ; her female duty to degrade and deny men, and yet, it is woman who need protecting 🙈 If we cease femsplaining and turn to mansplaining we unearth a series of unique or additional insights, for example, the idea that colourism isnt racial but corporate. Men arent as bothered by "colourism" as its just another brand of the many ways in which we are called igly eveeyday. Women however take exception as it undermines their pretences to being gods. For a man to be able to say "no" to them means they cease being women; whilst he becomes one. We as a people have problems all across the board so why would women focus exclusively on this particular aspect of our sickness whilst ignoring and neglecting others. Its as if they treat our pathologies as they do men. If we do dissimilar and see it as an issue of branding we can suggest that the issue is with who gets to define worth, and what trend will be in vogue. Theyre upset that their dashion is out of style but want everyone to buy into their branding. But lets pretend this logic isnt true and presume this claim of colourism has some merit. Let's jump ahead to a future place where darker skinned women are celebrated and cherished, and call it nigtopia. In nigtopia our people still have no control over their education, housing, mass communication, employment, means of production, continent or global image, but the darker skinned women feel real good. Im curious; what problem will this solve? 😐 It brings me back to apartheid azania where the white elite classified the japanese - or was it the chinese - as honorary whites. Under no circumstances would it have made sense to bicker amongst themselves about their designations, unless they were in collusion with the existing antiblack power equation , which most these anti "colourism" claimants are. They arent seeking liberation, but containment. They want to be oppressed peacefully If these people were deeply upset ablut colourism it is unlikely they would be the same ones to mock african features such as complexion and hair and yet they're often the very ones referencing hair as picky, niggerish and nappy, whilst claiming mixed/diluted heritage as pretty or good hair. How can people claim to be against the source of their values and the system defining how they see the world? They arent; they want to refine the system not eradicate it because they remain invested and are the reason it perpetuates. Language, Neely Fuller and other long explained, structures how we see the world. It is as if what we see is ordered by what we think, which is determined by the tools used and programming our thinking. If however we fail to challenge concepts of "fairness" that essentially equate whiteness with purity and right, it is a battle lost prior to a pistol being fired. We cannot think like them and still profess/pretend to be against then. It doesnt make sense. [phone] [e-mail]

[@dwebbe07]

I shared this with my mother, a good friend, and sisters. I definitely cried during this because of how relevant this is to our community as black people not only in the US but the world.

[@Deemoore913]

Anticipating a lot of conversations that will lead to healing after this interview… Thank God because it’s time.

[@NobleWolfiMage]

Better late than never

[@myraaliciasnow6706]

What a God sent. I pray bro Jason continues and men open their hearts and MIND to hear his love for them.

[@derrickholsey7407]

Even God had a day of rest, not because he needed but because he knew we needed it. Setting the example.

[@AnonYmous-tr4cu]

Wow, this gotta be the wisest thing I’ve heard today for sure…

[@benayahisrael2118]

Exodus 20:8 …remember the sabbath day!

[@Joshua-wk3wy]

All praises

[@blessings28]

I share that with my clients all the time.

[@mrlonzo2518]

I've commented on here once since I've subscribed and that was when Mozzy was on here and I've been subscribed for a while..... I'm at work literally with Tears in my eyes listening to this Brother Jason Wilson He's speaking and I'm literally realizing how broken I am as a 46yr old man and still fighting with trying to get in control I'm hoping one day I can meet this Brother GREAT INTERVIEW BREAKFAST CLUB 💪🏾

[@angelicaross21]

I Love you Black Man😍🥂🙏🏾

[@mrlonzo2518]

@@angelicaross21 Thank You so Very Much I don't hear them words often I really do appreciate it Blessings Queen 💖

[@angelicaross21]

You are More than welcome🙏🏾🥂💪🏾 Peace Love and Light 💚

[@operationeeezup8714]

I feel the same way.., and I am the same age.. Still try'n to find my way. Prayers & Blessings for the Both Of Us 🤙💫❤✨✨✨✨✨✨✨🙏

[@mrlonzo2518]

@@operationeeezup8714 Blessings to you as well Brother and as long as we're trying and still fighting to get there and not giving up is all that Matters!!!!!

[@tgales774]

Greatest interview in the HISTORY of interviews!!!! Protect this man at all cost!!

[@honastasiasanchez5769]

I looked into receiving counseling today after listening to this. I need this type of healing/peace.

[@TheJacyn313]

This shit was therapeutic and felt so good to listen to. This brother is from my hometown too which makes me even more proud. Definitely need more interviews like this here.

[@mamadoundoye5427]

Martial artists are honestly one of the most gentle and empathic beings on the planet…until a fool acts up. Love this brother right here

[@aujnaewilliams5409]

My family and I used to attend the same church as Jason. From a young age I was inspired by him and the other men he did music with. The music he use to make definitely had an impact on me. His ministry has helped shape my purpose/dreams in life.

[@KevinSmith-xt8xr]

I always play this before going to work it always gives me good spirit that there's always a light at the end of the tunnel.

[@jmh521]

"I need help. I'm hurting. Just because something is wrong with me, doesn't mean something is wrong with me."

[@stevenspicer]

powerful....damn

[@dayb4valentines213]

💚

[@sch5812]

Sending hugs and resolutions brother 🤗

[@ddawk1019]

My Lord!!!!!!!!!!😔🥺

[@poshmoguls9887]

🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@ttclay4167]

This man speaks to the Soul. He's so vulnerable and honest. I teared up a couple of times listening to him. Men are such an integral part of the community and heartbeat of the black Family. Men like this are inspiring I wish his words of affirmation and wisdom could be fused on a loudspeaker throughout black communities around the world. I hate that so many of are black people will never hear this message. There's just so many beautiful layers to this man and the message he's sharing. What an absolutely beautiful man next to my my man of course.

[@blackl567892]

I’m listening to this while in the gym. I had to stop mid workout and text three of my brothers words of affirmation. This interview just changed me in a way I’m not sure exactly how, but it has. I’m getting both of the books mentioned in this interview.

[@LowkeySwin]

“Once you allowed yourself to be defined, you just cut off your potential”💯

[@ryanfrancis9134]

Wow!! everything he says is so me. Even when I am tired and stressed out I still don't take a break from being a father, a husband, a provider and protector and doing manual labor around the house because I see it as my DUTY to do these things and always be there for everyone else even in times when I need someone to be there for me.

[@ronnieg1341]

Me too.. the part where he said when his wife comes home even if I’m resting I literally JUMP UP and tend to her… I thought this was only me I swear this opened my eyes

[@angeljacklyn]

What a Holy Ghost filled interview! I’m so blessed by this whole sesh! 😭❤️

[@denisenorman4032]

His is the soundest interview I've heard in a very long time. I stand with us not just in strength but when we're feeling beat down. I'm trying glad he has lived what he's saying. Men don't have to be strong all day long it just makes them tired faster. That's powerful...

[@dayb4valentines213]

“Peace is not a place for me, Its INSIDE of me” -I felt that-

[@chrisleon5918]

Ay y'all, thanks for this one. Better than the everyday stuff we all get accustomed to on the regular.

[@bericaescobar6738]

This was so beautiful and refreshing. Healing to me is important. We cannot reach our full potential until we heal. We cannot be our full selves as created in God's image until we learn to fully embrace ourselves. We are a box of crayons that have access to 64 colors, yet we limit ourselves. Stay strong everyone who is healing.

[@smoovewitit]

The most beautiful interview I’ve ever seen. Amazing job breakfast club, about to buy the brothers book right now

[@mrb.2497]

I did the same. Maybe 10 mins in, I went and bought both books.

[@cabdragon333]

Real talk That was one the most difficult interviews I've ever hear. Had to pause it a few times. Emotionally devastating to realize I have had these feeling and had no idea I was mismanaging them in such a destructive manner.

[@verniseknighton1670]

Praying that you take the next step in your healing journey. Be gentle with youself...

[@shannonandshannonshow2770]

I would encourage all men to share this with other men. This is powerful stuff and a great start to our healing .

[@OrganicGator]

This should become a classic interview, this conversation is so powerful, so many gems..

[@anthonydelancy9036]

This was so beautiful to watch. Many of us are broken and don’t realize it. I especially liked his answer to Angela’s regarding negative people. “What is the cause?” Blessings to all of you. Charlamagne, many thanks for your courage and perhaps even obedience, to discuss mental health, and healing.

[@MrCargill89]

That moment affirming his dad brought me to tears. I got so much respect for Mr. Wilson for doing the work for years! God Bless!

[@denisealexander459]

This man's voice spoke to my core...soothing and calming yet very effective...

[@kacyjohnson9537]

I enjoy listening to this brother. I promote his book to other brother. I started a black males book club and I pushed for this book to be the first one we read in our group. He is powerful and I appreciate him for sharing his life story

[@deniseperino8519]

Truly a gentle-man! Thank you for demonstrating how eloquently we can express ourselves WITHOUT using profanity.

[@jarrislottrel3055]

As an Afrikan warrior, I am blown away by brother Wilson and extremely thankful for his incredible and much needed wisdom. A true king maker. Ase’

[@JemeroSteez]

This was easily the best interview yall ever had...Thank you Breakfast Club Power 105.1 FM I felt this one alot, and is very much needed this especially how my life has been recently and many years. Thank you brother Jason Wilson for your fantastic wisdom. May The Most High continue to bless, guide and evolve your energy to share, encourage and unlock the hidden power of inner peace and enlightment towards Black Men and Black Woman in our communities across the world. 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@joeyself8267]

This might be the BEST interview I ever heard... For real... This guy just broke down a lot of what most men feel but feel like they need to keep to themselves for the sake of masculinity... Great work sir...

[@johnniepeace515]

This is the exact journey I am on in my life as of now . searching for true inner peace

[@FnIggnent]

Men have to learn how to value their peace and energy later in life. The level of peace we're seeing here is a necessity for ALL men and young boys. You should do it for your family, but more importantly you should do it for yourself.

[@perfectly_imperfect7972]

I ABSOLUTELY ADORE this man ❤️❤️❤️ I’ve been wanting to get my son in his cave academy program here in Detroit. The patience, understanding and love he has with the boys that he works with almost always brings me to tears. And even seeing how he’s done with his own son is something to be admired. He shows that as a man, especially a black man that how you raise/teach your son doesn’t always have to be with a raised voice, anger and impatience. Even as a woman I have learned things from him that I try my best to implement with my 10 year old son who at MOST times is difficult 😩 and can be argumentative. Which for a child is definitely seen as disrespectful BUT sometimes it’s just that he’s trying to get his point across too, and wants to be heard. And I feel like that something that we as adults/parents take for granted, that kids have feelings too and they want to be able to feel like they can express them to. Jason Wilson is really a gem for the men of our community. I’m writing all this before I even listen to the interview😂, now let me go listen….

[@YenChosen]

"There is no arrival it's a constant state of evolving"....human BEING! I always say this.

[@laurenalexandria1504]

I love everything this man has to say. Listening carefully brothers.

[@iiicuuubreathingfullyoohoohooh]

19:00 - 20:02 "I am proud of YOU." Finally this nuance is acknowledged, thx everyone for letting this need to be expressed without interruption. Affirming each other , accepting a spot and the whole interview.

[@atozisnotme]

He is very genuine he speaks with the utmost respect while being thoughtful of others, this man is inspiring me to become the best version of myself but not define myself as that only version because we are ever growing and ever changing in life The growth mindset and fixed mindset is almost heartbreaking once you realize people are tired of being in the fixed state of mind but choose to stay there out of fear. I hope everyone can break out of their intergenerational traumas and start to encourage and adopt the cycles of growth instead of cycles of trauma. Although I'm not black, as a Mexican I can say the presence of emotionally secure father figures is lacking as well in our Latino communities but that doesn't make me feel seperated, it makes me feel more connected to everyone especially my brothers from different mamas Y'all be good and pass on this wisdom from this vid and from each other love y'all

[@RationalMindsProductions]

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[@lonniethomas6160]

I’m truly speechless at the moment this was by far the best interview this year. I’m proud to say that this King is a true blessing to the manhood lifestyle and a true representation of My home town Detroit. The way he speaks about his wife is amazing.

[@kensalaam]

Thank you for being yourself and standing up for those who have yet to discover their human value . You have want our Ancestors prayed. Thanks for sharing

[@gaillastof837]

I've been told that you don't call men beautiful BUT this man exudes beauty in speech and learning the space and people around him. What an amazing interview. The Most High bless him and his family. 🙏🏿 Sir Jason Wilson God bless and keep you.

[@StrawberriB84]

Jesus this is so powerful and confirmation in my life at this very moment. Affirmation is super important in life in general for mental and physical healing. I believe this with my whole heart. Having affirmations helps a lot of us be and continue to be present in life and in all relationships and makes you want to do and be everything you can . This man is speaking some real valuable truths. I’m seek this healing. Wow. I’m getting his book to read my God. He said it the power in prayer is so very real.

[@ryzetheofficial]

He's an isrealite

[@cellis2762]

All respect to this brother. His energy and mindset towards life is amazing

[@msfoxxymmny]

Sharing this video a 100x!! This is so needed in the community because mental health is so closeted and needs to be outed to better LIFE!!

[@rennynewborn2247]

This is truly a gentleman great spirit now. I am 68 yrs blk women, he is our blessing ladies, I only hope and wish that he is received graciously by other mens. Learn one teach one at one time, others would follow.

[@orlandoseanpittman240]

This a Awesome interview. This brother has really helped me today. There is nothing wrong telling another brother or sister that you are proud of them. Powerful word!!!!

[@CYB122]

I am a mother of a black son and I really needed to hear this and understand what he may be going through. 🙏 I am grateful that this man came on this platform and shared this knowledge. I cried and broke down but more importantly I am learning that I need to do things differently and change my mind set. I will do the work to be better for me and the mother I strive to be. Thank you

[@korydavis8137]

Anybody else glad CTG is doing actual interviewing… Yee isn’t speaking as much. And Envy’s absence? I haven’t enjoyed a Breakfast Club interview in a while. And I can honestly say… wow this was good

[@ryanenwilliams]

Love his tone , his wisdom, his admiration for his wife, and his Hoodie!