Those who live in the Highbridge section of The Bronx and the Washington Heights part of Manhattan are very familiar with the effrontery that is the nearly two story statue that stands over the entryway of an infamous tropical bar. R4 while on the way to work a gig there, courageously takes us into the mind of a man who's had to carry the heaviness of just finding out his girlfriend at the time was cheating on him. You know how you don't even want to wish something like this on an enemy? It rendered R4 so evil that he does wish this to his foes and worse.

This episode is a classic Comedy-Drama. R4 heads to Brooklyn to Kingdom where he worked at for almost a year, when a shift in energy switched the place from somewhere he loved to go, to a place he hated and didn't want to stay not a second longer. Since there is Brutal Humor in this episode, discretion at the highest level is strictly advised.

According to a passionate R4, "America First" is now "America Only"; feeling that America should mind its own problems before patrolling the World as its police. With many examples shown in the beginning of the episode, brought to you by the Associated Press, it begs the question for this so called American Government: are we truly America First or not? Now for those who are sick of the lies and can see what's happening right before their eyes, this commentary is for you.

Bad enough he refuses to seek therapy, but for some reason, R4 sure loves to speak into the microphone with reckless abandon about the 27 year "career" he refers to so much.

Borrowing from an old Force Fed Digital program, R4 saw fit to reminisce about the not so good times in his old crew.

After reading off some much needed good news, R4 presses play on the tape machine to conclude the session between himself and Lady Reign.

This series is dedicated to the memory of Jamal Bailey. RIP Fellow Man In Black!

Back from a forced hiatus, admittedly not yet in usual form, R4 enlisted the help from the Dr. Melfi to his Tony Soprano, Lady Reign once again. The tables are turned this time and R4 has the notepad, while Reign is the one on the couch for once.

R4 has written an ode dedicated to the beloved Armed Forces of the United States, about working at a Bikers Rally in Coney Island and meeting a soldier just coming home with his fellow soldier buddies enjoying the sights and sounds of the surrounding Amusement Park. This episode is dedicated to the loving memory of one of my dear friends, Lourdes Enrique. En Paz Descanse.