WHOT Episode 160 – “Cold Blooded” by Gary Clark Jr.

Hosted by Mangus Khan

[The groove creeps in like it knows a secret. The bass is thick, the beat slow, the guitar slick like oiled vengeance.]

“This is Late Night Grooves.
WHOT.

I’m Mangus Khan.

Episode 160.

Tonight… I’m not angry.

I’m just done.

Done explaining.
Done shrinking.
Done giving second chances to people who never deserved the first.

This ain’t the heartbreak hour anymore.

It’s the clarity segment.

“You’re cold blooded…
and I ain’t runnin’.”

Gary Clark Jr. – “Cold Blooded.”

This track is a masterclass in emotional boundaries.
Not a shout. Not a cry.
Just truth over a groove.

And that’s the most dangerous kind of honesty.

He’s not asking for sympathy.
He’s not asking for closure.

He’s calling it like it is.

The tone is velvet. The edge is steel.

This is the sound of knowing your worth—
And watching someone realize too late what they lost.

“Cold Blooded” is for the listener who’s stopped waiting on apologies.

Who’s finally out of the fire—
And won’t be walking back in.

And Gary Clark Jr.?

He’s the preacher and the proof.

You don’t have to scream to be heard.

You just have to mean it.

Episode 160.
Gary Clark Jr.
Cold Blooded.

This is Late Night Grooves.
WHOT.

And I’m Mangus Khan—
Still cool.
Still clear.
Still here.”

---