DJ El Train

I'm obsessed with this track and album. This rhythm section is tight.

Night in Tunisia Jesus Molina, Sam Smith, Roni Kaspi · Departing · Song · 2020

For over 14 years, people have speculated about why my father Isaac Hayes left South Park. I’m here to set the record straight.

My dad did not quit South Park. Scientology did.

After the episode “Trapped in the Closet” aired in 2005, my father suffered a stroke just a few months later that left him unable to speak or make decisions on his own. He was not in any condition to resign from anything. The truth is, someone else within his Scientology circle made that decision and quit the show for him.

He loved being the voice of Chef. He loved the character. He loved connecting with fans. He would joke with people who recognized his voice and he truly enjoyed being part of the show.

The narrative that he quit because he was offended by the satire is not true. That was a cover story created by others. My father never got to speak for himself because his health robbed him of that chance.

So now I am speaking for him. He did not leave South Park willingly. He was forced out by illness and by people who did not have his best interest at heart.

This is for anyone who loved Chef. This is for anyone who admired my father’s work. This is the truth about what really happened.

Hear the full story on online.

my current mood. this song speaks to me. it's a great cover of the Stevie Wonder classic that these dudes really lay down. I hear and feel the connection in the rhythm section.
A real vibe.

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