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Mr. Realla Network — a.k.a. Everybody’s Playground

DEDICATED IN LOVING MEMORY — To my Mother, Rhonda J. Hill Jefferson — rest in peace, Mama. This one’s for you.

And to my kids — Seraphina J., Serenity J., Jaden J., Jamari J., and James J. — every brick in this house has you in it. This is all for you. You know I never forgot about you. Never ever.

And thank you, Amber Cook — for sticking with me through the good and the bad.

And a special thanks to my Grandmother, Roberta J. — thank you for everything.

And to my brothers and sisters — my brothers, for roughing me up and teaching me the rough stuff; and my sisters, for teaching me how to be a ladies’ man.

And to my father — I don’t know what happened, but I still love you.

They say a house is walls and a roof. This one is neither. This one is a heartbeat.

I built it from nothing — no handouts, no shortcuts — just a father in Denver who looked at his kids and decided the world they grow up in would have one more door standing open in it.

Everything here — the music, the stories, the little ones who sing on your child’s birthday — exists for one reason: so a kid somewhere knows that somebody they’ve never met built something with a heart, and left the light on for them.

We don’t do cold here. Have a rough month, and we hold your place. Fall in love with our family, and you become it. Nobody gets forgotten in this house. Not on my watch.

Built from nothing. Owned outright. And built for one purpose bigger than all of us: to make the world a better place — for the kids, and for everybody who lives on it.

And to my friends from elementary, middle school, and high school — the ones who’ve known me as Triple J since day one — I never forgot you either.

— 👑 J.J.J. III 👑

Creator, Mr. Realla Network · Denver, Colorado

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