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Where Real Conversations meet Real Perspective. 🎙️
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On this episode of Mic’d Up Wit Muda (@micupwitmuda), I linked @kclarkjr_ of the Dallas Cowboys and asked him why giving back to the community is so important to him.

Beyond football, Kenny is investing in the next generation through Altus Dreams Academy in Rialto and his annual youth football camp at Carter High School. His goal is to create opportunities, provide guidance, and give young people a place to learn, grow, and compete.

When I asked him what he would tell his younger self, his answer was simple: keep working. No matter what adversity you’re facing, keep pushing forward. The dream isn’t just making it out… it’s reaching back so the next generation can too.

#MicdUpWitMuda #TheConnectsports #lCommunityImpact #YouthDevelopment #Legacy taken in Rialto, California by @micupwitmuda

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#Commander RB Rachaad White gives Jayden Daniels his flowers for everything he’s doing in the community. 👏❤️

#Fyp #reels #inlandempire #TheConnectSport by @micupwitmuda

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Jayden Daniels talks to @Djmuda about the importance of giving back to San Bernardino and his goals for this upcoming season 🔥 by @micupwitmuda

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On this episode of Mic’d Up Wit Muda (@micupwitmuda), I linked up with @durell_x and we talked about the friendships and influences that helped shape his life.

Growing up, he witnessed things no child should have to see and experienced challenges that could’ve easily sent him down a different path. But one friendship changed everything. What started as a friendship became a brotherhood, and eventually his friend’s family welcomed him in as one of their own.

He shared how his best friend @dead_grass taught him lessons most people learn at home from basic discipline and accountability to how to carry himself as a young man. Looking back, those experiences helped shape the man he is today and inspired his purpose of helping others through mentorship, service, and fostering children.

#MicdUpWitMuda #Friendship #Mentorship #Purpose Growth by @micupwitmuda

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On this episode of Mic’d Up Wit Muda (@micupwitmuda), I linked up with @boogieotw, a coach for the @rialtohawks and substitute teacher who’s passionate about helping young people reach their full potential.

Whether he’s in the classroom or on the field, his mission is the same: helping kids develop discipline, accountability, and structure. He believes the lessons learned through sports can impact every area of a young person’s life.

Coach Boogi shared that he’s simply trying to pass on the knowledge and guidance he was blessed to receive. He also gave credit to Kenny Clark and the team at @altusdreamsacademy for creating a space where coaches and mentors can continue pouring into the next generation.

#MicdUpWitMuda #YouthDevelopment #Mentorship #Parenting #Leadership taken in Rialto, California by @micupwitmuda

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On this episode of Mic’d Up Wit Muda (@micupwitmuda) ,I linked with Coach Watts (@coachc.watts / @__esso09) and asked him why he continues to coach and mentor young athletes.

For the past few years, he’s dedicated his time to helping kids develop through football, teaching them discipline, structure, accountability, and the importance of working together. But to him, it’s always been bigger than the game itself.

Coach Watts believes football can help shape future leaders, whether they become athletes, doctors, lawyers, engineers, or entrepreneurs. Some coaches aren’t just teaching football—they’re teaching kids what they wish they knew sooner.

#MicdUpWitMuda #YouthDevelopment #Mentorship #CommunityImpact taken in Rialto, California by @micupwitmuda

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On this episode of Mic’d Up Wit Muda (@micupwitmuda ), I was getting my hair done and we ended up having a real conversation about clients, time, and respect.

@kings_societyy said something that might ruffle a few feathers. In her experience, men tend to be more on time, less argumentative, and more understanding when it comes to pricing and deposits.

On the other hand, she feels like a lot of women don’t respect the time the same way showing up late, questioning prices, or not taking policies seriously.Her conclusion? She’d rather deal with male clients unless it’s referral only.

Now that raises the real question…
Is it actually about gender? Or is it about professionalism and accountability , Because at the end of the day, time is money — #no matter who’s in the chair.

Let’s talk about it 👇🏾

#MicdUpWitMuda #RealConversations #HairIndustry #ClientEtiquette EntrepreneurTalk by @micupwitmuda

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On this episode of Mic’d Up Wit Muda, I tapped in with @kings_societyy and this one might ruffle some feathers.

She basically said straight up if a man starts off going 50/50, don’t expect him to magically turn into a provider later. No switch up. No upgrade. What you see is what you get. if she’s going 50/50 with a man, that’s not her man that’s a roommate. No benefits. No extras. Just vibes and bills.

Her logic?
If he didn’t show up fully in the beginning, why are you expecting full effort when life gets real

Now flip it…
Are women expecting too much? Or are men getting too comfortable doing the bare minimum?

y’all rocking with 50/50 or nah? 👀

#MicdUpWitMuda #RealConversations #RelationshipTalk #fyp by @micupwitmuda

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Pulled up to @kings_societyy to see what them hands do .I gave her full creative control (which I never do lol) . Y’all tell me… did she do her sh*t?

And of course… I turned the whole appointment into a Mic’d Up Wit Muda interview and yeah, let’s just say the conversation got interesting. Y’all definitely gonna have opinions when these clips drop this week 😂

If you think u the goat of IE or that think they can do it better… hit me up and I’ll pull up and sit in your chair too.

#MicdUpWitMuda #LocJourney #InlandEmpire #KingsSociety #TheMudaExperience by @micupwitmuda

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On this clip, we had an honest conversation about toxicity, accountability, and the choices we make when emotions are high. As men, we know how to push buttons. We know how to trigger reactions. But knowing how to do something doesn’t mean we should.

@justprophet shared how toxic patterns and emotional decisions once cost him freedom, opportunities, and peace. That experience forced him to slow down, go to counseling, and learn when being quiet is actually the smartest move — even when you feel like you’re right.

Growth isn’t about winning arguments. It’s about protecting your future. Sometimes logic, silence, and self-control will save you from situations emotion would destroy.

This one’s for anyone trying to break cycles instead of repeating them.

#TheMudaExperience #RealConversations #GrowthMentality #EmotionalIntelligence #BreakingCycles by @micupwitmuda

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On this clip of Mic’d Up w/Muda I sat down with my guy brother @durell_x and asked him what really pushed him toward Islam. What he shared wasn’t some overnight conversion story it was a moment of chaos that made him stop and really look at the world around him.

He talked about praying alongside people, then seeing those same people move completely different when pressure hit. And at the same time, the people he thought were his enemies ended up standing shoulder to shoulder with him when it mattered most.

That moment didn’t make him convert it made him reflect. He didn’t find his faith in jail, but jail forced him to question everything. When he came home, that clarity turned into action, purpose, and service.

This conversation is about faith, race, identity, and what happens when life strips everything down to the truth.

#nationofislam #RealConversations #FaithAndIdentity #GrowthThroughChaos #PurposeDriven by @micupwitmuda

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9 months ago

Pulled up to FG Camp and chopped it up with @fgtv_909 about something a lot of people don’t like to talk about how you carry yourself when you’re in charge.

We talked about separating personal emotions from professional decisions, and why that “gangster mentality” don’t always translate when you’re running a team or a business. Just because you’re tough don’t mean you’re leading. How you talk to people matters.

Real leadership is knowing what stays at home and what comes to work with you. When communication is clear, everything else moves smoother.Appreciate the platform and the convo. This one was necessary.

#LeadershipTalk #CommunicationIsKey #RealConversations #BusinessMindset #FromStreetToStructure by @micupwitmuda

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