Thank you so much for this opportunity to share my story 😊I am forever grateful to you Ian 💎💎🥂 this is the start of my legacy

Beautiful woman, she should let the rapping go though.

I enjoyed this interview! Majesti has a great personality, I wish her much success.

0:20 sec in and it’s clear Mr Bick is interviewing a real prize

Loved this episode!! Thank you both !! 👏🏼

Imagine punishing your child and isolating them even more than they already were all because they were abused, which is ALREADY a horrible and isolating thing, sickening. How could someone ever forgive their parents after that.

I wish her much success. I enjoyed this episode.

7 songs now she invited to the grammys 😂

That burglary not home invasion this the problem with the culture. "My mind set was get money be rich an live comfortable" and thinks robbing people is the way to that instead of learning a trade or career. Smdh glad she changed her mindset.

She has breaking and entering confused with home invasion. You know what I'm saying!!!

" I was thinking about my cheesecakes in the cooler". Ahahaha I'm dead.. Majesti fine & funny af!..

Sponge bob a party song lmao😂

Great episode great story

Dont give up young lady, I did time at FPC Alderson, and its NOT what they call you but what you answer to! My son is 28 in FEDS due out less than 8 mnths/it will be hard for him too.. Best wishes🙏🏾💐

You have 2 be baptised 2 be disfellowshipped,when that happens...... your close family can talk 2u but not about spiritual thing's.

The SpongeBob part was a little cringe, but a great podcast!

Kids stay in school…Money doesn’t come to you automatically…just because you want something doesn’t mean you’ve earned the right to posses it…

i wish her the best and all but she’s absolutely delusional. her parents clearly did her a huge disservice by raising her the way they did

58:15 _"You can get a job when you come out of prison... It's never going to be a lawyer or a doctor."_ Not true at all, my old doctor was a felon. He made some serious mistakes because he was an alcoholic and addict that resulted in somebody passing away, got arrested, lost his license to practice medicine and he did time. He was working at subway around 25 years ago be never gave up and after a while, he got his license back and now is a GP as well as an addiction specialist. There's nothing you can't eventually do as a felon! I also have a friend who recently got his firearm rights restored after staying off paper for over a decade, he's been popped with a firearm, caught with dr**s more than once, has gone on a high speed chase and I didn't think he'd ever get clean let alone get off paper but he did and now he's married with a great job. My dad went from being a cop to doing 2-5 for grand theft or something in the 80s but he got out, went back to school, learned about the stock market, graduated and became a financial advisor and insurance salesman. Today he's a multi-millionaire. Being a felon means that you're going to have to work twice as hard as everybody else but if you put in that work, it will pay off eventually. I'm not talking about getting lucky and becoming a rapper or something either, as long as you get an education and don't do things like tattoo your face you can eventually accomplish the same things anybody else can!

Great energy chic best of luck

i think people get confused with what medical school is lol

She interviews well host barely had to do much pulling ! Good interview !

Aries ♈️ Nation!!!!

How many "Like" did you hear? I stopped counting after 30

Never will be a doctor or lawyer if a felon try’s to get into those professions

Was locked up with bick.. he was the best celly because he slept on his belly

Everyone is a rapper why not it can’t fail.

Hell ya that rap was dumb af

WOW. This interview was very inspiring . Please bring her back in the future . She seems very genuine and kind

Ian wants her baddd haha he blushing so hard n cant stop that smile haha

I was homeless, did drugs, went into prison, where I got to know God. He changed my life. Now I have a home, a wife and a lovely year old daughter (zoe), and a stream of income that gats me $47,000 weekly. Plus a new identity - a child of God, Hallelujah!!!🇺🇲❣️♥️❤️

I was raised as Jehovah's Witness, but my parents weren't as strict as others...other religions knock on doors (latter day saints, muslims ect) but they don't get the backlash that witnesses do. I never got baptised, so I never experienced being disfellowship or anything like that...I didn't understand exactly, what the religion was teaching until my late 30's. I actually had to look up the origin of these pagan holidays and what they mean in order to understand why they are not celebrated. I still haven't been baptised in the Jehovah's Witness faith, but I still don't celebrate Pagan Holidays. I find other ways to compensate my children during these times, so they don't feel like they are missing out on anything. My parents did the same. I played sports, went to dances, went to the mpvies and got plenty of candy and treats while other kids were knocking on doors for trick or treat..my kids experience the same, they get costumes 5 times a year!

Who the hell is this?Why am I watching this. .

I like her I hope she make it in the rap game

Yeah, don't give up the day job girl.