I just looked to see if there's any logo merchandise, I did not see any, I believe a simple to shirt with logo would fly off the shelves coast to coast, if the shows definition of a O G was on the back the shirt. That would increase the desire for something simple to expand the shows popularity of those who would like the content.
Alright, folks, let's cut through the feel-good haze and hit something real - Ken Ivy's episode was a trip, but it glosses over the glorification of 'OG culture' without peeling back the layers. Are we just romanticizing a lifestyle that's left countless communities grappling with the aftermath, or is there genuine redemption and wisdom to be extracted here? Me thinks no! This isn't about discrediting Ivy's journey but questioning the narrative we're fed. Does overcoming a life of adversity automatically bestow wisdom, or are we mistaking survival stories for sage advice? Would you send your daughter to OG academy?
You think Ken Ivy's episode is glorifying 'OG culture'? Wake up and smell the systemic oppression. This isn't about romanticizing; it's about reality, the kind that doesn't get neatly packaged for your sanitized worldview. Overcoming adversity doesn't "automatically bestow wisdom"? Tell me, what's your benchmark for wisdom, a cushy life devoid of real struggle? And OG academy? Please. It's about learning from life, not some fairy tale where you think struggle is optional. Maybe instead of questioning the value of survival stories, question why you're so quick to dismiss the lessons they carry.
@@nhgaragedooropener Oh, Mark, bless your heart for thinking you're championing the underdog with your celebration of OG culture. It's akin to applauding a house fire for its warmth. Ken Ivy’s episode? A masterclass in glorifying a problematic legacy, presenting street "wisdom" as if it's the gospel for overcoming adversity. Please, spare me the tales of street sagacity. And this notion of an OG academy-how quaint! Wisdom isn't about who has the most harrowing backstory; it's about who can progress without leaving a trail of chaos. Perhaps, instead of swooning over these so-called lessons from the school of hard knocks, we should focus on building pathways that don't glorify a survival-of-the-fittest curriculum. Let’s celebrate resilience and survival, but not conflate that with uncritically lionizing lifestyles that perpetuate the cycles we aim to break.
Top flight , big respect for P Ken
💎💎💎💎💎!!!!!!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥!!!!!!!
i'm from brazil, learning about african american culture. love to y'all
This is legendary , nothing but knowledge, game !
True game right here !!! You know and feel the authenticity.
OG, thank you for sharing. Peace and Blessings from Gary, Indiana. 💯
Great show! Love the history lesson along with the business acumen!! 🙏🏼
LEGENDARY
Well done Mr. Rick! A very good look. Interview skills not bad. I pray all goes well
Let’s gooooooooo
I just looked to see if there's any logo merchandise, I did not see any, I believe a simple to shirt with logo would fly off the shelves coast to coast, if the shows definition of a O G was on the back the shirt. That would increase the desire for something simple to expand the shows popularity of those who would like the content.
Gems dropped all through this 💎
Wise Words from a Decent man.
awesome show and production quality, top content for sure. thank you.
Love it ❤🔥
👑"Respect"👏🏾🥂
🗽"212"🗽🖤✊🏾🫡
929 shit Ju Hurrrr
I need to get on these tracks to see where they end up. I got over 300 songs that should have already been on the history books.
C’mon Ken!!
We 2 Cool 😎
Original God
That was awesome! What's the next episode?!
Every Friday!
The Originals ✊🏾🫡
Truth 🔥🫡
The legend pimping Ken
Ken need to let the eagle story go already. Give me something new
✋🏿
All about elevation.!
Alright, folks, let's cut through the feel-good haze and hit something real - Ken Ivy's episode was a trip, but it glosses over the glorification of 'OG culture' without peeling back the layers. Are we just romanticizing a lifestyle that's left countless communities grappling with the aftermath, or is there genuine redemption and wisdom to be extracted here? Me thinks no! This isn't about discrediting Ivy's journey but questioning the narrative we're fed. Does overcoming a life of adversity automatically bestow wisdom, or are we mistaking survival stories for sage advice? Would you send your daughter to OG academy?
You think Ken Ivy's episode is glorifying 'OG culture'? Wake up and smell the systemic oppression. This isn't about romanticizing; it's about reality, the kind that doesn't get neatly packaged for your sanitized worldview. Overcoming adversity doesn't "automatically bestow wisdom"? Tell me, what's your benchmark for wisdom, a cushy life devoid of real struggle? And OG academy? Please. It's about learning from life, not some fairy tale where you think struggle is optional. Maybe instead of questioning the value of survival stories, question why you're so quick to dismiss the lessons they carry.
@@nhgaragedooropener Oh, Mark, bless your heart for thinking you're championing the underdog with your celebration of OG culture. It's akin to applauding a house fire for its warmth. Ken Ivy’s episode? A masterclass in glorifying a problematic legacy, presenting street "wisdom" as if it's the gospel for overcoming adversity. Please, spare me the tales of street sagacity.
And this notion of an OG academy-how quaint! Wisdom isn't about who has the most harrowing backstory; it's about who can progress without leaving a trail of chaos. Perhaps, instead of swooning over these so-called lessons from the school of hard knocks, we should focus on building pathways that don't glorify a survival-of-the-fittest curriculum.
Let’s celebrate resilience and survival, but not conflate that with uncritically lionizing lifestyles that perpetuate the cycles we aim to break.
You lame.
Speak 🗣️ it
Great point my dude,