July 20, 2018
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On this episode, TheFallenState TV host Jesse Lee Peterson is joined by rapper Don Logan, also known as Gunplay. Jesse and Gunplay have an in-depth exchange on the mentality and condition of black Americans today, and what exactly that stems from (Is it slavery? Does it have roots in the family?). They also touch on the death of rapper XXXTentacion, and Jesse asks Gunplay why rappers have so much drama with jealousy and rivalries. As the conversation moves forward, Gunplay points out how extreme the political correctness in our society is becoming, when it comes to transgenders and the LGBT community. Jesse asks Gunplay about his personal life, from committing a felony, to pimping, to using and selling cocaine. Gunplay is candid about how spending time on trial, facing life in prison caused him to mature and grow up really quickly. He says the only 'substances' he uses now are marijuana and Viagra. Finally, Gunplay gives his unfiltered opinions on Obama and Trump. Don't miss a lively episode that includes a special Gunplay tattoo reveal!
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