Othello (How Jimbo Fisher played these dull media type cats like he was Shakespeare)

"Watch how I play these cats like some suckas bruh!"

Sophocles, the ancient Greek playwright, once said, “Profit is sweet, even if it comes from deception.” Xun Zi, the ancient Chinese philosopher, spoke volumes when he said, “The petty man is eager to make boasts, yet desires that others should believe in him. He enthusiastically engages in deception, yet wants others to have affection for him. He conducts himself like an animal, yet wants others to think well of him.” Luc de Clapiers, the 18^th century French writer, gave it to boyz real easy like a Detroit "G" in purple gators when he said, “The art of pleasing is the art of deception.”

Well playa...ole Jimbo Fisher used the art of deception by pleasin’ all of these dull media type cats into believin’ that he was doin’ the right thing. After Florida State beat Notre Dame Saturday night the cameras were all over him. Just as Jameis Winston ran up to him in celebration of the big win he pulls the Oakey Doke on all of these naïve cats in the media and they fell for it hook, line and sinker. As proven by their response to this foolishness on Monday.

He sees everybody surroundin’ him and grabs ole boy while lookin’ right into the freakin' the cameras and says without coverin’ his mouth:

“Now here’s what you’ve got to do. Calm down. Don’t give them that over-exuberant look. Act very passive right here and get people back on your side. You understand what I’m telling you? Humble. Humble pie.”

Let’s keep it real or all the way 100, whichever comes 1^st! Jimbo Fisher was all about Jimbo Fisher in that moment playboy! He was playin’ up to the cameras to show everybody that he’s tellin’ Jameis all of the right things and that he not just allowin' him to run wild. That dun may as well have been on Broadway rockin’ some Shakespeare! He was as good as Othello, "the Moore of Venice” with that performance. He knew full well that boyz could see his tonsils when he opened his mouth bruh and at that point he was on center stage.

The crazy thing about it is that these clowns out here fell for it. Jimbo wasn’t lookin’ out for Jameis! Jimbo was lookin’ out for Jimbo's reputation playa. How do I know that he was on somethin’ else? Because he could have handled that like a real cat and nobody in the world would have ever known what he said to Jameis if he was tryin' to be sincere. Did he do the right thing? Sure he did playa! But like my man Conrad Brunner (Bruno) said while we were doin' the Colts Radio Show on Sunday mornin', "He did the right thing for the wrong reasons." He straight up Olivia Pope’d these duns!

Everybody and their momma’s momma’s momma know that there are cameras everywhere on the field. So when you wanna tell a boy somethin’ that you don’t want people to hear or see you cover your mouth. You don’t look into the freakin’ camera and say it loud enough for boyz to pick up on it. He knew exactly what he was doin’! Like the old hustlas used to say, "He ain’t new to this, he’s true to this!"

Let me put it where the goats can get it playa. I grew up with hustlas and con artists and they taught me at an early age that the truth is always in the details! All you’ve gotta do is pay close attention to people and they'll tell you everything that you need to know.

Jimbo was showin’ out and because he knows that most of these cats out here can’t recognize game, he ran it and got away with it. Well…with everybody but the real G’s that are always lookin’ for the game to be ran.

Jimbo’s reputation has taken a hit because he supported his player like he should have. There is no proof to suggest that Jameis is guilty of sexual assault or takin’ money for signin’ autographs. So until there is evidence to suggest otherwise, he was supposed to support him regardless of what the public thinks. Why? Because he’s his coach and that's what coaches are supposed to do!

However, by pullin’ a stunt like that he has probably lost most, if not all, of his loyalty with most of his players, especially those players that grew up in the hood.

If you don't learn anything else today playa understand this. Loyalty means everything to a boy from the ghetto because that same loyalty is the difference between livin' and dyin' in these streets. Ask the Indiana Pacers why Lance Stephenson is now playin' for Charlotte pimpin'? He left because of a lack of loyalty not bread!

That was a sucka move Jimbo pulled and real cats saw it. If you wanna holler at a boy pull him to the side before the game and tell him that or cover up to tell him without tryin' to please the cameras and bein’ the pride of sports talk radio for puttin’ Jameis in his place on national television. Because of his actions on Saturday, boyz in that locker room are lookin' at him sideways from now on. Stop me when I start lyin’!

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