>> Yo, yo, yo.
What's up?
What's up?
What's up?
What's happening?
What's happening?
What's happening?
It's me, Jason Reynolds, and this is
basically just a public service announcement.
We getting ready to start something.
When I saw we, I mean me, but in conjunction,
of course, with the ambassadorship Library
of Congress and Library of Congress
and everybody else involved.
We're getting ready to start this
new thing where we're basically --
I'm basically going to offer you guys some
prompts so we can keep this thing moving
in terms of our writing and our
imaginations and our creativity.
So I'm calling it the Write, Right, Rite.
Now let me explain what the
Write, Right, Rite is.
Now these are three different writes.
Number 1, w r i t e. You all know what
that write means, it means to write, right?
We all know what that means
but in this particular case,
it just means to express yourself.
That's what I mean by it.
The second right, r i g h t. Normally when
we say that right, we mean like correct.
I don't really believe in like correct.
I just believe in doing it
the way you do it, right?
However, you feel comfortable doing it.
What feels real and true to you.
And then the last rite means
ritual, r i t e. It means ritual.
And so, this is the express
yourself the way you want
to ritual conducted and hosted
by your man, Jason.
And so, tune in.
follow along.
And I'm going to be throwing out some
ridiculous prompts to keep us sharp.
To keep us fresh and to keep
us loose in such a tight time.
All right.
Appreciate you all and I will talk
to you all soon and by the way,
tell your grandmama thank you so
much for the sweet potato pie.
Peace.