DJ Kayotik on Being 50 Cent's DJ, Healing After Losing His Son, His Identity, and Himself скачать в хорошем качестве

DJ Kayotik on Being 50 Cent's DJ, Healing After Losing His Son, His Identity, and Himself

DJ Kayotic sits down with Dr. Jay Barnett for one of the most raw and emotionally grounded conversations ever on Just Heal with Dr. Jay. Known publicly as the longtime DJ for 50 Cent, Kayotic steps away from the spotlight to show up as Kareem—the man, the husband, the father, and the survivor behind the brand. What unfolds is not a highlight reel, but a testimony rooted in grief, faith, and the long road toward healing. In this episode, DJ Kayotic opens up about the unimaginable loss of his 18-year-old son and the decade-long battle with depression, suicidal thoughts, and isolation that followed. He reflects on how grief reshaped his marriage, his parenting, and his identity as a man, forcing him to confront pain he once buried under work, success, and silence. “I thought I was doing it all on my own,” he admits, “until I was humbled and crumbled.” Through therapy, surrender, and faith, Kayotic shares how healing didn’t erase the pain—but gave him language, purpose, and a reason to keep living. Dr. Jay and DJ Kayotic dive deep into masculinity, vulnerability, and why so many men are taught to survive instead of heal. From navigating group therapy, learning how to cry again, and rejecting numbing medications, to understanding grief as a lifelong companion rather than a phase to “get over,” this conversation speaks directly to men who feel unseen in their suffering. Kayotic also shares how writing his book It Had To Happen: What’s a Man Without a Legacy? became a turning point—less about selling books and more about saving lives. The episode explores faith without performance, purpose born from pain, and what it means to walk in divine timing even when life doesn’t make sense. DJ Kayotic reflects on balancing the secular world of entertainment with his spiritual calling, his relationship with 50 Cent, and why being “the light in the room” is part of his assignment. Most powerfully, he explains how healing allowed him to feel proud of himself—not for accolades, but for surviving, growing, and showing up whole for his wife, daughters, and community. This is not just a conversation about loss—it’s about resilience, legacy, and the courage it takes for men to tell the truth about their pain. If you’ve ever grieved in silence, questioned God in the middle of heartbreak, or wondered how to keep going when life breaks you, this episode will meet you right where you are. Subscribe to Just Heal with Dr. Jay for conversations that center healing, honesty, and wholeness. New episodes available exclusively on the Black Effect Podcast Network. Listen on Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast Listen on iHeart: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/1248-j Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5jG2MK3