RAWTALK - 90% of Men Fail at...

Episode Date: January 14, 2025

On this weeks episode of RAW TALK, Brad sits down with Mike Rashid & 19Keys and talk the importance of self love, decoding modern systems of control, technological advances & much more! Hope you guys enjoy, see you next Tuesday! Sponsored by: Prize Picks Use code “BRADLEY” & Make your first $5 line up & get $50 whether you WIN OR LOSE! https://prizepicks.onelink.me/ivHR/BRAD Get Huel today with this exclusive offer of 15% OFF + a FREE Gift! at Https://www.huel.com/rawtalk #ad #huelpartner

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I can't get it I don't either I could do heroin whatever I'll be straight negative no I have I did it

well morphine in the hospital that shit was great but next day I wasn't like I need to go back to the hospital I don't understand addiction that shit don't work for me I love my life too much but it's like

different kinds of addictions like what I mean the gym is a form it's not like it's not a I don't think that's an addiction I think it's a necessity yeah addiction is like you fucking up your life to do something that ain't beneficial oh that's oh I mean if you just if you directly define it like that the word addiction or how do you some you can't stop doing something you can't stop doing can't stop breathing breathing's an addiction yeah what is it called an anatom what is it called the uh what is it called the uh What system is that shit? The one that's automatic? Yeah. Yeah. Forget the name for that. Probably complicated name.

That word. Something, dear. How did you guys meet originally? Oh, through a good friend. She was like wanting to connect us. Yeah. And we got on live and we just start talking and just building. Do you guys do business together?

I don't remember. Nah. We're just friends. Yeah. Okay. But you know, you know, here's the thing. Like how I end up doing business with my homies is we just, we just, be homies and then the right thing.

Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. I think if it's better if it's something natural. Yeah, me and Sean was friends for years before we did anything. That's right.

Yeah. That's usually how it goes. But it's funny you were talking earlier about people. I think you were kind of like talking about reprimanding people that work with you or for you. Punching people. Jokingly, jokingly.

He slaps. I punch it. Yes. You stab. Yeah, I guess I slapped him. Yeah. But not, it's working with friends is always difficult. That's the thing, bro.

Because I'd be like, I'm beat up. You beat me up. Man, thing is working with family is more difficult. This is what we had to do, though. We've been hiring people to be that interface project managers. In between. So I ain't got to talk to you about your shit. Because when I talk to anybody, it's like, it's like a crisis.

It gets emotional. They just fall apart. Like, I'm so mean. I'm not that mean. I don't think. Yeah. I'm just that right. But now we got somebody else.

He said, you dark. So I'd be quiet. So now, I'll come in quiet and everybody's on, I'm like, I'm just being quiet. Like, Sean came to me one day. He was like, bro. He was like, look, I don't know how to tell you this, but when you're quiet, everyone's like nervous. I'm like, what? I think certain people just have.

He said when you're like alive, everybody's happy. I'm not, I'm like, you can't make me, can't make me do that. I get that a lot. You control the atmosphere. You control the energy. But sometimes I just don't feel like talking to everybody. Yeah, I know. And if I go in without my glasses, I can't see everybody's faces.

And they don't realize it. When did that start happening to you? Bro, it's getting worse and worse. Bro, I'm not going to lie. It's getting worse and worse. I'm like, what the fuck is going on? I'm a little bummed down now because my glass is dirty. But, yeah, it's a little bad.

I'm going to get LASIC, though. My mom did that forever ago before it was like. Everybody that said they did it, love it. Yeah. And she did it years ago when it was like kind of not as, I guess, good as it is an arrow. Yeah. So, but I guess I'm curious, like, um, I mean, really for you, because I've known you for fucking forever.

I mean, literally, it's 2012. How many, I'm so bad at math. How many fucking years is that? 12 years, 13 years. Yeah. And you were one of the first people that I was like really filming content with years ago, man. And you kind of like, you're for sure one of the first pioneers on the YouTube fitness space. And then you've, you've gotten out of that and kind of, right?

Like you don't really do YouTube like you did. so what do you do besides the supplement thing like is that your main focus i still do youtube but it's not back in the day it was like a money a revenue stream for me it's not no more yeah i'm i got so many other things that's lucrative that i'm passionate about yeah but i still love making content i really i do stuff for other people behind the scenes a lot right i love doing that but my main things is um ambrosia supplement company and my mental mentorship. I love that. I love it. When did you start doing that, really? Last year, January of 2024. You know, it's funny. I feel like maybe I get asked this a bunch, like not necessarily

about mentorship stuff, but I've been asked this about coaching for like fitness, transformations, etc. Because I did that years ago, like one of the first people starting that. But mine is so automated. I forget that I got it. Right, right. But what I was saying was like it's cool when there are people who are actually done and have like worked in the space for so many years. And then they then they get to a permanent like, okay, now I'm going to actually do like this mentorship where it's like something that's actually like you've done it for years. Right, right. Instead of like a lot of people get in the game and they're like, this is how I'm going to make money from the beginning.

Which is like, it's a very common thing. I think with the internet has it's just gone faster and faster. It's like people get on it. They just get into a space and they're like, I'm this guy who can teach you how to get rich. And it's like, but me teaching you. Like, one of those guys, I think that people would always make fun of back in the day was like Ty Lopez. You know, he was like, big it to you make it. Yeah, like.

But then again, I don't know. Like he made, he must have made money at some point to have the ability. He was like, you know, I don't know if he's buying houses or renting houses, renting cars or having cars. But he seemed very well. People talk about that, like renting like that's like, it's the same amount of money. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. If somebody's renting a mansion, they can afford it.

No, he had money. There's no doubt. Yeah. But like, I guess. that's sort of a bad example because I don't really know all the details of him and he was always a really nice guy to me but a lot of people get into spaces now and they're like I'm a you know a fitness coach but they just started working out like two months ago but they look kind of decent took some gear or like I'm a lifestyle coach but it's like it was weird sometimes it works

oh it works all the time yeah all the time it works the biggest thing right now is like creating communities starting a school things of that nature but I think that you should be an expert meaning that you have actual experience or something before you teach you. Right. Right. Because you're not going to be the best teacher, number one, because you're not going to be able to help people through the pitfalls to the actual learning experience. I think when you get to a certain point in life where you get good at something,

teaching makes sense because then you learn what you don't know. You start learning by teaching. Oh, yeah, for sure. You feel me? Because now you've got to reverse engineer a lot of your own frameworks and success and then give that to somebody else to see. if they can get the same or similar results. So it makes sense to a certain point

when you get to in a journey, like, all right, I'm going to teach other people to do it. You feel me? But then you realize, like, damn, just because I can do something, sometimes you realize you can't teach other people to do it. So the question I have is, both you obviously can answer this,

but when do you think it's the right time to actually teach? Because I guess it depends on the space or the industry or the thing that you're teaching. But I've seen so many transitions in different people who at some point they're like yeah i have a community now i have a like i'm coaching or i'm teaching this aspect of you know what i've done with my life or whether it be in the fitness space or the

business entrepreneurial space or it's the like the holistic sort of like you know better your mind space i know you you kind of like go over this kind of stuff a lot um and i because i've seen people go from like doing none of it to doing it to then now i'm teaching other people in a quick manner but some people take a little bit more time and like to actually really learn to say okay now I'm teaching like you've been doing this for fucking I don't know 10 15 years easy but you just started two years ago right some people would have started this like I'm going to teach you how to be successful in this space you know a year after well here's the thing I'm a so I got to learn things the way I learn right people have told me to do this a long time ago but I'm like

me too I'm not hearing it I'm not hearing it for instance when I I started creating digital assets, like e-books, right? Yeah. I have been, my partner Natalie, been telling me to do that for a long time. I'm like, I'll get to it, but I was just moving around too busy. I didn't start doing e-books until I was locked up, right?

And I was like, all right, now I got time. And I was making so much money off it. I'm like, damn, why did I do this before? Right? Yeah. So it's a lot of things, even with the online training, I started that, even though I've been doing it now for about six years, but I started that late,

if you really think about it. Yeah. Right? And I think about my online training, you ain't seen me promote it in over a year, right? I'm making six figures a month, me personally, because it's so good and it's so robust, right? If I would have started this three years prior, how much more money it would have been making. You feel me? Yeah.

So it's like me, sometimes I move slow, just so I can know that I'm doing things the right way. even with my community, I did one open enrollment one year ago, right? And has closed it, you know, and I have it. My team is like, please, let's go. I'm like, nah, I want to

make sure the back end is perfect, right? I want to make sure I'm doing a really good job with my community. You feel me? Yeah. I started that at $500 a month, right? The people that signed up in the beginning is still there to this day, a year.

later, right? So we have a good product. Right now it's time to open up the floodgates. But I'm not trying to do, all right, this is easy to say because I got money, but I'm not doing this for money. You feel me? I know the money's going to come, but I'm really not doing. I'm not moving for money at all. I'm good, right? So anything you see me doing, something I'm really passionate about something I really want to do is a lot of things that you, I'm shooting down things with my team right now. Like we're going back and forth. This course, I'm like, I don't want to do it. When did you stop moving for money? Shit, like a couple years ago.

Is that true, though? What's that? Is that, like, what you're saying? Yeah. But you got a nice chain on. It's nothing, it's nothing. It's nothing. I'm serious, bro.

I got a phantom that I drove three times. I've had it about a year and a half. Three times. I'm not exaggerating. The last time I drove it was on my birthday. That's almost a year ago. You feel me? But then why?

Like, why? I've grown out of certain. things. I'm not tethered to these things anymore, like I used to be. And here's the thing, too. I lived most, before you knew me, I was a drug dealer, right? I made a lot of money, fast money, boom, boom, boom. When I started doing legal, making legal money, I still kind of live like a drug dealer, right? Just buying shit, dropping cash on this, dropping cash on that. And my sentiments was still tethered to that old world. But then as I started getting older and just being around, I'm used to people, I'm used to everybody with money being like thoroughbreds.

But then I was around dorks with money. You know what I'm saying? Buying the same cars as me and shit. So I was like, I kind of fell out of love with that. But then as my kids are getting older, I don't know. The things that excite me are different now. Yeah. It's not cars.

It's crazy for me to say. I never, I was just never. I've always been a car guy. Yeah. Certain people are for sure. And I've been a guy that like to shit on people. Yeah, I know. You know what I'm saying?

Yeah. But now I just don't care. Yeah. I don't care. But I think that's a natural, for some people, it's a natural evolution, right? It's like if you go to niches, when you talk about the will of power, right? And you talk about the difference between a truth seeker and like a money seeker. It's not that one is more moral than the other.

It's just one man may find a natural inclination that his gifts are better suited in seeking truth. Like he can be more passionate about finding truth and be consistent on that. and he knows he's going to be able to create a better life, right, following up passionate pursuit. Well, another person knows they better at making money, right? So they focus on doing that, but each one is that same will to power. It's the same thing, but we choose our pursuits based on self-awareness, right? So it's not even saying a lot of times that this person is better morally than the other

because you make that shift, but sometimes shit don't bring you pleasure no more, right? You got the money, so now some people have the will to influence. so it feels the same as making money right so it really just depend on where you're at in life because you can get to a certain point where the money is no longer um something that drives you so now you're finding that other drive that you can continue to be willful for like when i'm gonna wake up in a morning and just get money for if i have money but if i can wake up in a morning and i can influence somebody to do something and that makes me feel fulfilled then i'm going to do that so for me i look at men not from a moral perspective because a lot of people look at money from

this moral position but it's more so based on your will and what are you utilizing your will for yeah i i get it so it kind of comes down to what's actually creating fulfillment i think there's a i think there's like a something interesting that happens when you try to figure this out because most men and most young people in general in their life are trying to figure out like what is their purpose like what is their actual passion also how do they make money right so the question that i have i guess is really like at what point along the way do you find that balance and how do you find that balance because a lot of people i'll get this question all the time like if i had a course or like a coaching course or some sort of uh you know because i don't necessarily do i do that

the coaching stuff the personal coaching the fitness stuff but i've never really delved into this sort of community community of like, okay, I'm going to teach people how to like go after their goals or their dreams or how to really like realize these things. Other than the content that I just make like this, like we're talking about it. So to the kid, because I get asked these questions a lot, to the kid who's like, I'm really passionate about this, but I don't know how to make money. Like where do you even find that balance? How do you start to find that?

Because a lot of people need to make money because you have to pay your bills. You have to. But then you're like, okay, well, I'm not happy doing this. And this is what, like, I have this job and I have to make. this money and this is the money i make but i really want to do this here yeah so how would you say to the young man because i kind of want to that's what i kind of want to make this podcast about in general is about just men and younger men trying to figure themselves out because i feel like we're in a space where especially with the internet now everyone's just like there's so many opportunities but

also because there's so many opportunities there's so much like i don't know which way to go right right feeling for that's the main thing even with myself i used to do everything but i stopped I don't want to do it. I don't want to do this. I'm not doing nothing but the things that I want to do, the things that serve me best, right? So I would, and I tell my community things like this all the time, stop focusing on making money and be good at something.

Be good at something. One thing. Double down on it, triple down on it, educate yourself, and qualify yourself to be the best at that. Even if it's not making you money. It will at some point. But you how do you make money, help people, provide a service.

For sure. product. That's the most sustainable way to make money. You understand what I'm saying? And it's, you feel good about it, you know? Yeah, I believe in becoming an expert at something. If you become an expert at something, you've got a value to the world. Right. Right. If somebody spends their time the whole entire year learning one subject, right, it's AI, right? All of a sudden, people will pay you for what you know. But you become more valuable, right, based on what you know. And the quickest way to add value onto self is to learn something new. The quickest way to give value to somebody else is to teach them something they don't know. Right. So this is

why a lot of people find being an educator key because we in the information age, well, we know a lot of stuff, but we don't understand a lot. And the way you know is because a lot of people had an early knowledge of Bitcoin. But if you had an early understanding, you would have changed your whole life around. Oh, man. So that you can take advantage of the opportunity. And it's the same thing of what's going on in today's age. Like we're in a shifting world. But you got to look at the at what's sustainable for people as the world continues to shift. So I came from Japan, and in Japan, they practice Ikega, right, where you find something you love to do, right?

But then it also has to be something that you're good at, right? And then it has to be something that the world needs. So the world needing something don't mean it has to be like some life-changing thing. The world needs janitors. But if you're good at it and you love to do it, right? And the world needs it and it makes money, then it hits all four of those. Right. So when I'm out there, the Uber drivers were happy doing what they was doing, right?

Because he was good at it. People need that service. It makes him feel good. He makes some money for it. He can create a balanced life because the idea of the American dream is not real anymore, right? Especially when it was a white picket fence, house dog, you know what I mean, a woman. But now I'm going to sit in the basement with Bitcoin and they're happy. They can go travel the world.

There's a far. Trading fart coins right now. Yeah. So I think you want to pursue. something that brings you gratitude and when you find something that you good at it's sustainable because it gives you energy. So therefore you can do it all day long, right?

So I think that that's a framework that people should focus on like what is something that I can focus on and then like the children of the future it's going to be different because you're not going to be getting a job based on what was you able to memorize during school? Right. You got good grades.

Nobody cares about grades. Nobody's going to care about degrees because we got machines that can do it for it. 100%. Nvidia just announced supercomputer, so I don't need you to remember

nothing. Human beings have to get back to being human beings, right? Like, what are the gifts that you have that you can unpack with themselves?

And classrooms create different classes. Remember different class system? The elite don't send their children to the same type of classrooms and they grade their lives off whether they was F students.

No, they got to develop intuition, articulation, right? Relationship building skills, right? Things that allowed them to be able to move throughout this world and be creative.

Like, even the banks are saying that you should go look for philosophy degrees, learn the art of thinking. So you can taste test and know how to move, but this is the age of resilience to where you've got to learn

how to be in flow during this time because things are constantly shifting. So if you don't understand that framework of you act, you sense, right? And then you grab those results and you figure out, all right, what's the best way to move forward

from that? Like, you got to have this pattern and this feedback loop. And a lot of young men today, unfortunately, live in this bubble where they're afraid of the world. So that's when they revert to things that doesn't really require you to be a man about, right? Because they're looking for somebody else to take care of them, i.e. their parents, like this generation live with their parents more than ever. And I don't consider particularly a bad thing, but without a rights of passage to where it's like, you know, the Native Americans were seeing you out in the woods for like three days. You got to go forge your own food, find your own shelter, and protect yourself.

but what this does is it break this bubble like you know where i'm a man i can handle myself now i'm ready for the world so you don't protect the child from the world you prepare them for the world yeah it seems like we're getting to a point uh because of the internet and this this information age that like there's this like kind of what you're describing as far as like native americans and how they would get someone ready to basically be a man and to like be able to you can do this on your own now if you had to we're getting to this point where like we're like right there in a lot of different ways and i think i think men in general are just like it sucks to say but are just more frightened than ever because we can talk about tons of different topics but

like dating uh business stuff like picking the right lane doing what's going to like actually make you happy but also feel fulfilled and also make money i think we're in a real like interesting spot where it's kind of like the the original thought i guess or paradigms of like what like schools should be and what what men should go do here like degrees and it's all kind of being shattered so it's everything is like everyone's looking around like yo what the fuck should should I do where should I go and I'm telling you I just get asked that question so much like how do I figure out even what I'm passionate about and I so I I kind of have an answer but I want your guys's answer on this how do you figure out what the fuck you're passionate about see this is the

hardest thing because we you know everyone says the same shit where they go well do something you enjoy and then they go, okay, I go to do something I enjoy and then... I don't say that. I don't say that. But a lot of people do. You hate as well. I think you should do what makes sense. Now, people talk about passion, right?

And I'm like, start making money. You'll be passionate at how you're making money. Because that's, that's, a man is not worth anything if he can't produce. If you're not important to us, they talk about a high value man. And I hear this rhetoric and it sounds so ridiculous. They're talking about their high value. and it looks. I'm like, what? No, a high-value man is valuable to his community is needed. If he's not around, people are like, oh, shit, right? They're happy when he's coming around.

A high-value man is a producer and a provider and a protector, right? So I, like, I tell the young man all the time, you have to, first of all, be dangerous. But what does that mean? Why would you say that? Because there's dangerous people in the world that are bad. So you have to be a good dangerous person so you can counter out counterbalance that protect protect right yeah but also being dangerous is being honest right honest enough and brave enough to stand up against the status quo right dangerous enough to take chances right also like give me the responsibility i'm with it i got it right so and an intelligent man and a well articulated person is dangerous right especially to evil people it's a lot of evil in this world now we're talking about school right let's listen

Listen, I see it, you said something very, very, very key about people in the higher echelon of society. Children are not in public schools. And my children are not in public schools, right? The kind of school my daughter goes to is insane, right? It's two hours of actual school. Is AI driven? The kids are choosing their curriculum. They have Socratic discussions, right?

It's fired. And all of these kids are on point. They start businesses. My daughter's nine. You feel me? Yeah. They're filling up paperwork for all of this stuff, like crazy stuff, right? But anyway, when you look at our current education model is setting people up for slavery, for failure.

Yeah, absolutely. I had this conversation with Jordan Peterson on one of the full sympos and it's just like people like that and just people in general, like kind of what we're speaking to, like in your own communities, like trying to set up different ways to learn because everything you're saying is like it's the reality now. Whether people want to accept it or not, it's just like. I think young men can come to people like yourself, keys myself to be a part of a community that's thriving and that's giving wisdom, right? But for the young generation, it's the parents, right? And I tell people all the time, like,

your home should be the hub of the culture for your family. I call it the Holy Trinity. Health care should be home. Your law enforcement, home, and education, home, right? But why would you trust some strangers with your precious child, this beautiful little child? You're giving them away for eight hours, the best parts of the day, right? When you have the most energy, right, to be sitting in a classroom, a very stifling classroom, it doesn't breed creativity.

You know what I mean? Yeah. It's very, like I said, stifling in every sense of the word, raise your hand to do this, ask permission to do whatever, right? And, you know, those, those are very formative years of their lives. And you haven't done any research on these teachers. You don't know anything about these people, right? Yeah, just supposed to trust.

You don't know anything about the kids' parents. These kids might have weird habits from their learning at home. You know what I'm saying? In a smaller setting, a private setting. And then I'm a big fan of homeschool or homeschool collectives as well. Because some people may feel like they can't afford homeschooling or private schooling, but there's collectives let's say we all got kids right and let's say we want to have a collective so we get somebody's house can be the hub for the school right for our community right somebody got to be

qualified to teach we'll figure that out amongst ourselves or we're pitching a higher teacher we get certain licenses right and we can have our own collective of a school so it's kind of like a private school but it's a homeschooling collective these things are all over the country if you love your kids do research and find it, right? Because I know some people, they're working. I get it. You don't have the time or the bandwidth to be pouring into your children. But you got to think about it. Listen, if a child is not reared properly, look, some of us may not have had the best rearing, but we figured it out. But most people are not going to do that. Yeah. It's not reality. So I put responsibility always on the fathers first and the families at home, you know. We got to

raise these children properly because if not look I feel like we are at a tipping point of something great and something something great good or bad just something great yeah you know it's inevitable yeah well I think we could kind of look at how we was raised right I think um and this this is like my thing as well because people are asked me this a lot and I realized that I had an outlier upbringing I probably went through every at first childhood experience you can go through right mine is molestation or something right but well that's it that's it well because that's a big one no I did you grow up without a father um he was in and out yeah you know what I'm saying you know know it'd be periods of time my father I don't know where the hell he was at like my mother and father

he she met my father in prison you know what I'm saying like so that was in a household but we had a very interesting dynamic because we grew up black Muslims and one thing that we were doing we was young we would train. Every single Monday night and every Saturday night. But when I was young, whether I'm in elementary school, I had to go train with the older fellas. This is like after school starting at like 8 o'clock at night night and into like midnight. So within that, you're getting military training. They're in there talking about business. Sometimes somebody do something wrong because these guys had like security companies and businesses of people that was a part of it. So you do something wrong. You might see the brothers get punished, right?

We have the box inside circles. Then we had learned metaphor. physical and spiritual teachings. So for me, when I think about that, like, you know, most young men not going to have that sort of development at an early age. So for me to tell them, find your passion this way, right? They're missing a lot. But then I also grew up in the streets of Oakland and St. Louis. So within that, you get tested, you get challenges.

They growing up on the internet. They growing up in a digital age. There's a book called The Messrs. To Garcia. And it's during the Cuban Revolution where, Garcia is given a letter that he has to take, and he has to take this letter essentially across an impossible battlefield to get it done. But he accepts the mission. He accepts like, okay, I'm going to get it done, right? And the whole book is more so speaking to this

psychological attitude, right, of grit and resilience that's missing in today's age, that you have enough, just get started with where you are. But today's young men in society feel a lack of like i don't have enough to get started what am i going to do and that mentality of excuses is pervasive you feel me like the idea of like yeah do what you love but you might have to do what you hate to figure out what you love yeah right so because that's what actually allows your brain to develop that willfulness right because a lot of people quit before they get good so like the 22 episode theory of podcast is like most people never make it to episode 23 80% right most people quit before they get good at something, right?

So they are constantly jumping, looking for stimulation. It's the ADHD brain generation. I think that, that sums up, like, the biggest problem in today's society is because at the same time, there's so many, like, directions to go and there's so many examples that because there are so many and there's so much opportunity, the people are constantly looking for different ways because they never get to that point where they go, I'm actually good at this. Right.

And I think what you said is so fucking key, the, the idea that you have to do some shit you don't love to be able to actually eventually do something you love, but also really understand and have the perspective that, oh, wait, this I actually don't love. This I really do love because I know what it's like to not love something. And I think people are so afraid of that part And they think they're going to get right to the richest Or right to the oh, I love this, I'm passionate So they're constantly like looking around Oh, well, I could try this, I can try Oh, I'm on the internet, I can scroll Oh, he's doing this, I could try this

And they never really get good at something Yeah, that can make you want to do something So it's like I look at it like A person wanting to be a rapper or you know You can want to be a rapper Because you look at the resource that rappers get Right, they got the money, got lifestyle they got these particular things,

but you could be terrible at rapping, right? But you could be good at behind the scenes with a camera, but you don't want to do that because the lifestyle is not connected to it. So you end up pursuing something that's a part of your weakness instead of your strength, right? So now you have a terrible time on this journey and you're trying to figure out why it's not working for you,

but you don't have enough self-awareness to know what you good at and why you even want what you want. Why you want it in the first place? And that's the danger of social media, is that we get to see you everybody's a king on social media and you want their lifestyle right in real life they're not kings but it looks like that but the problem is is that you know and of course this is what like media and social media is that you get to see how everybody else

live and you want the results of their lifestyle but not the process of they like but you see a highlight real yeah you don't really see their real like yeah i mean that's you know and that's what Because the hard part is what gets you to the easy life. There's so many people that come to my facility, right? And they be like, oh, this is dope. And then I take them in the back and they're like, oh, you got a whole little, I'm like, they don't know, right? They just see the front facing stuff, the social media, right? So I, like, my content has changed a lot, right?

Because I used to show everything, do this, do that, whatever, lifestyle, lifestyle. I remember. But I just, you know, what happened is this. I know that these young dudes are looking at me and they want to jump. I'm going to give a perfect example. Adrian Bruner, right? Boxer. Yeah.

This dude was so talented. He was a shining star. He's looking at Floyd Mayweather and he's trying to emulate Floyd Mayweather at 38 years old. At the pinnacle of his career when he's done all the work, right? he's trying to be what is he money may but he didn't look at pretty boy

Floyd in the trenches going hard working hard knocking everybody out right being a dog being in the in the in the shits of it right you're just looking at the end result so you're trying to

you change it into about billions bro you're not even close to that you know what I'm saying yeah it took Floyd Mayweather many years to get to where he's at to display the things that he have and so on and so forth, right?

And for me, it's like, all right, I got to be showing everybody this shit is going to attract people into my ecosystem. But the reality is most people are not going to achieve this. You feel me? And another reality is this. Depending on where you live at in the United States,

you can make $80,000 to $90,000 a year and have a good life. You feel me? Not everybody lives here in L.A. or Miami or New York. You feel me? So the average median income is $50,000 in America. If you live in the right places and you're making a solid $75,000 to $85,000 a year, you're good. But that's not a sexy story, right?

And here's the reality. I have friends who are married to dime pieces who are 80, $90,000 a year and their wives probably the same. And they have excellent lives. Yeah. Stress free, house paid, take vacation, kids in college. the whole nine. That's the reality. People are looking at us as like the highlight reels, like only. You know what I'm saying? They're looking at the the 1% and it's interesting because I have conversations with women and it's like, like you could date somebody

and they'll think that it's a lot of use or a lot of use of me. I'm like, oh, I don't exist. Baby girl, we're in a 1% situation. I'm in a 1% in California. Bro said I don't exist. He's fucking, I'm sorry. That shit threw me up, bro. I don't exist. It's crazy. Don't even look for it. I don't exist. This is not a reality.

I get it. Yeah. It's not. It's called 1% for a reason. You feel what I? 1% too big. It's 0.000. You know what I'm saying?

And this is like, and me personally, I've been where I'm at for many years. You know what I mean? So it's like, come on. It's the same for our fans that want to be us, right? Bro. I spoke, Andy, for you. Shella, shout out to him. That's my dog. I went and spoke at SummerSlam, Summer Smash one year for him. I love Andy. That's the, that's the only, bro. And I was like, yo, remember he was doing the

motherfucking CEO? Yeah. Podcast. I said, yo, everybody can't be the motherfucking CEO. I know, he was like, what? I said, listen, I was giving props to his team. Y'all are, this is an incredible event. And I say, y'all, this is y'all. Just like me, when you see Mike Rashid, it ain't just me. It's my guys. This is my team. nothing without them. It's a collective. If you are important to me, like, I remember at the time I bought one of my homies a Rolex, Rolex, because I just appreciated them so much, right? It's like, this is what happens when you are valuable. You know what I'm saying? No one's going to let you go, right? Until you want to start your own thing or whatever. And I told them like this,

I said, let's say you have a job. What's your dream? What's your job? I don't care what it is. work that shit like it's your dream job, even if it's McDonald's. And they look at me crazy. I'm like, well, if you're too good for it, quit. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? And also the way you do one thing is the way you do all.

You do everything. And look, you work that shit like it's yours. You're doing so many. First of all, that's really good karma, right? Because you're giving people a good service, which I think is a good thing to do. But also, you're developing the grit, work ethic and work capacity.

You feel me? Yeah. That's necessary. You feel me? So, and then anybody in our positions, you know, bro, it's a lot of fucking, can you handle this? It's a lot of work, right? Yeah. I love, I get excited when this, when shit is thick.

Let's go. I thrive in those situations. A lot of people, it's like, nah, that's, fuck, that's crazy. But you're doing a job that you don't really, it's not your dream job, but you're doing that shit like it is. And you're handling it, you're the last one to leave, first one there, all of that shit, that shit matters. And then when it's time for you to go off and do your own thing, it's easy. You don't ever want to be a person, yeah, you don't ever want to be a person to where if there's budget cuts that they're thinking about you, they're like, nah, we got to figure this. You're good, but everybody else.

Yeah. You want to be valuable, important. And not only that, like what you just described, that person, whatever they do next, they're going to be able to handle it a thousand times better. Yes. Even if it's, like, you said, it's not the dream job, but, like, you're taking, like, personal, real importance of what you're doing. I respect it. I respect everybody. You're working.

I respect it. but respect me and give me good service. Work that job, for real. Masculine thinking seeks challenge because you want to test yourself, right, so that you know who you are. You can't know who you are unless you go through some sort of talent.

Right. So a lot of feminine thinking is in the young male's minds today. Right? They seek comfort instead of challenge, right? And it's like if God tell you to do something, He ain't going to tell you something easy. He's going to give you something that's a testament to your gifts and your skills, right?

He only go give, if he don't give you nothing to do, it's because he don't believe in. You got a son that you know is weak. He's like, nah, he ain't got no skills, the boy dumbest, box rocks. You don't get him that much to do. But if you got a son that's elite and thinking his executive skills and functions his own point, he a young general, man, you go give him the whole world to run, right? Because that's a testament to his gifts and his skills and your belief in him. So a lot of people don't believe in themselves enough

To give themselves a worthwhile and a compelling goal Because as a man, you got to have some sort of goal To even know how to measure whether you're a successful day to day Right And then you got to be able to track the progress of that goal Right, like I said I wanted to do this Now it got to that day where you said You're going to get it done, you didn't

Now you know you're a bullshit Now you know you procrastinate Right now you know you don't have that willfulness So now you know what you need to work on I need to develop my discipline because obviously I can give myself an order but I can't complete it right when somebody else said they go do it

they get it done it's not because they're trying to manifest some realities because that's just who they are right so most people don't realize like what they're trying to do is they're trying to shift into the character that they want to be for the rest of their life

but that comes from having this victory mindset because you're a winner before you win you feel me like you can have somebody working for you they're already a CEO they just happen to have a job right now but their entire mentality and reality is a CEO. So eventually they're going to have to move on, do their own thing, and it's going to be successful.

Not because they manifested it because who they are. And the universe don't respond to your goals and your wishes. It responds to your vibration, your frequency. Always say what you do frequently becomes your frequency. So if you can live out your life based on your habits and your patterns, your life and the universe is forced to respond. somebody in your environment got that true sense of self

you go react to them like that's a real human being okay so check this out how to exactly what you're saying the kid the son that what didn't have those tools that you're like yo keep doing your thing

I think a lot of young men eventually become or are that kid how do you teach that kid to start to see more value or to take more value in themselves and say okay I want want to be good at like how do you teach that person essentially is what I'm saying to be willing to take more and to be less afraid and to to do what they need to do to actually develop those

skills it's actually simple Brad do you want to be a loser or not you feel me yeah I'm not that's what I pose to them yeah do you want to be a loser yeah this is I can give you a glimpse into my life I could do whatever I want to do I've had these conversations with young men this is the thing I think we're missing exactly what you're saying the fucking the stern fucking reality like stop being a fucking loser seek it out but that's that's that's father talk though that's what that's how father speaks to you where he's trying to raise your mentality but see young boys they we we we observe right what's in our environment so with a lot of the missing fathers and then a lot of these fathers today are trying to figure out how to steer their own life yeah right

that's cybernetics right that's science learning how to steer your life as things go wrong the things go right. So for me, I would say seek mentorship, but it doesn't happen to be somebody that's in your direct environment. You're watching somebody. And if you do what they do, you're going to get their results, right? It's inevitable, right? If you, if you watch with somebody that work out and you eat everything Mike or she eats and you work out in that exact pattern, you're going to get those results based on your genetics. And that'll be exactly you know. And you don't have to go behind the paywall. But that's, that's also. So discipline, you become a disciple of somebody or something.

It's like, do you really want it, right? There's a lot that I want and I go and get it. Now, listen, when I start doing everything in an entrepreneurial space, I didn't know, I didn't have anybody to go to. It was all trial and error. Now you motherfuckers have perplexity, chat GPT, right? But that softens on up. No, it's not, though.

No, no, no. Hear me out. How do I, XYZ, whatever it is. What forms do I need? perplexity to get you to form. It's too easy for them.

But they're not even trying. There ain't no challenging it for them. I ask people so often have you used perplexity or this or that. They're like, nah. I'm like, what? Listen, we don't live in our time. We live in this time.

This digital AI time. Utilize it. Y'all can skip the line on a lot of things, right? Listen, you can be very consistent on social media as something silly and be a whole thing, right? There's a lady I saw her shit. It was fucking hilarious. She sneaks up behind a mannequin in her kitchen and whoops his ass every day. It's fucking hilarious. It sounds stupid as shit.

Yo, what's your talk are you on, bro? No, no, no. Listen, she's a whole influencer now. I get it. No, no. Hundreds of thousands of followers. Dude, there's crazy. So she can monetize. I don't know if she is or not, but she can monetize that audience, right? We were talking about a cat I found this morning. He already seen him. He's like, he go to people's jobs. He says, oh, someone. complained about you and he started cussing them out the managers and shit i was like damn this motherfucker's touring he's a whole comedian now yeah but but the i want people understand the value

is not what they're doing it's the process because behind that it's a lot of work still though it's doing something right but if you got the mindset right like the brother you're talking about he has to go get a corporation fund he got went and bought uniforms right he learned how to shoot proper angles he went and got partners he marketed he branded these are all still skill sets that you're explaining it in a way that might be scaring them. That's okay. But it's not that crazy.

Because if that scares them, then they just, if that scares them, they ain't gonna never be nothing in life. I'm just trying to like, I'm trying to let them know though. But the barrier of entry is low nowadays. But it needs to be higher

because that's where the challenge is. But it's not though. But they, even if a young man is successful, that don't mean he a man, right? I mean, like, he could be good on TikTok and social media, but he won't be good for your daughter

because he don't have no life skills. And none of these people are good enough for my daughter. I'm not going to say that's a bad. It's funny, though, the conversation is the thing that epitomizes the thing that I'm getting at. It's like the confusion and like, where do I go? Where do I start? But regardless, if you want to be a loser or not, like, it's on you. Yeah, it's on you.

There's been times in my life, certain decisions I had to make. What was in my mind? Like, first of all, my kids and like, I ain't about to be a loser. I'm not about to be a loser. I think it just literally comes down to doing shit that, you are fucking afraid of. I think fear. Yeah,

that's courage. Look, it's just, it's just your brain is like figuring shit the fuck out. That's it. Yeah. But what that means is most people, at most points in their life,

when they're like trying to like figure their life out, it's around fear, like why they're not getting past the thing that like, okay, I'm not able to do this because that person has it or I'm in such a different position. You're creating all these fears. that are holding you and you're allowing them to hold you.

And again, we're talking about the same concept. I think you've got to not be a loser to say, okay, well, I'm going to go towards this anyways. It's the fear that holds people fucking stagnant. No, you're right. I see it a lot. There's people around here, right, that, you know, they come to me some time. They halfway come to me for help, right?

They come to me for help. But then they try to like, when they start talking to me, they start acting like this shit is better than what it is. And I just kind of shut down. like okay well you good you don't need most people do that it's it's so weird that's that's insecurity as well it's an insecurity and and people got to get people are their own worst enemies and when people can understand this they the world will be a lot better place a lot of people will be successful whatever you do whatever the outcome of your life is is because of you simple

your destiny is based on the decisions that you make or that you don't make yeah if you have heaven you created it if you have hell is because Because of your actions. Let's take it further. So you're absolutely right. I think, though, the people need more, just more clarification.

And what I want to get at is this, the fear concept, okay? And in relationship to ego. Right. And we all do things that, you know, are not good for us, but we think they're good for us

because our ego, because we're afraid to do that thing. So we create all these excuses in our mind, whether it's consciously, you're saying it and you're hearing it or subconsciously, it's happening anyways. the energy, the thing that you're bringing into your life

is largely what your life becomes. So I think we could say all these like a little bit higher level things like don't be a pussy, don't be a loser. But we have to identify what's really happening and how these things are creating themselves, right? And I think it is, I know it is. It's the conscious and the subconscious and we're afraid. And so we're setting up these sort of barriers

that are going like, well, I'm not this so I can't be that. And same thing with like in relationships. You, you, you were hurting your past relationship. So you create a barrier, whether you're so, so conscious of it or not that you're doing it. Like verbally, you can hear that little voice in your mind or it's just happening because you've done it for so many years. It's like going after that, that part of yourself, that ego in relationship to everything else and saying, okay, this is where I'm at. What do I really want? Am I willing to like start to retrain my thought?

Because I don't think people recognize or realize enough how real the words. and the things that we say to ourselves every single fucking day are so important. Like if I say, you know, I want a relationship, but man, every girl is like this and everyone's like that. I'm creating these barriers and that, that spell is becoming my reality. That's it. It's a spell. It's a magical spell. I talk about this a lot.

I also talk about this. Like in my community, and this is not a plug, right? I'm just, I'm giving game right now. One of the big tactics that I, that was a nice plug. by the way. I asked them to employ is the tactic of visualization. Yeah. First,

I teach them how words are literally magical spells. It's not the shit you see on the movies. What do they call a spelling? You know what I'm saying? You're spelling the word. It's a spell, right? Like, if I come in, I ain't seen you in a minute. Let's say you've been struggling with the gym shit, right?

Like, damn, bro, you can't, I see, you're kind of rocking up. Like, you're kind of getting, you're slow. That's going to make you, I cast a spell on you, a small positive spell, right? But the most effective spells that we could cast on ourselves, that they're, that that we tell ourselves over and over and over right it's so real i sent my brother i say yeah check this out boom i said where i sent you my life right because i write my life out all right every year it has to change it has to elevate so i write it out specifically very vividly right and you share it with somebody that you respect that you trust and the whole premise of it is this you look at

it every morning i do my morning prayers and i look at my life i read it and then i sit for about five 10 minutes and I visualize that shit vividly, vividly, everything starts in the mind. And then you got to write it out. No one built any mega, mega incredible structure, but just thinking about it and that's it. They thought about it. They wrote it out. And then you align your actions with what you wrote, with your plan, with your desires for yourself, right, or your desires for whatever that thing that you've created is. Why would you not do that for your life, right? It starts there you are not going to have the dream life that you want by accident right so for me there's times in my life that I did this visualization process by accident like I was just writing shit out right

I didn't have a plan I didn't know that that works yeah I put that book away a year later I'm moving I found that book I'm like oh shit this everything that I wrote down happened yeah you know I wrote down when I was a child, like a literal child that I was going to have a house with like two pit bulls and a pool. Yeah. Yeah. And where are we? And I'm talking about as a child, I'm talking about as I I think I was like, yeah, 10 or 12 years old. That shit is real, bro. But I didn't know I was doing it. But the reason why I'm saying this is I just want to make it known to the audience. I want people listening to understand that like all the words that you tell yourself, you repeat yourself every day. It's a spell. And even the things that are going through your subconscious based on

whatever past traumas, you need to start to recognize those things to shift that language within yourself to actually get to not being a fucking loser anymore. Because all those things can be so overwhelming. You don't even understand it. You're not even in your subconscious. It's not even like out here in the world all the time. It's just like happening because it's been such a part of your psyche for so long. Let me add on to that, what you're saying, because I'm a type of person that I might think

something anecdotally like, damn, this makes sense. But I'm going to do some research to see if there's. actual evidence to support it. And what we're talking about, there is. So we all have what's called the conscious and the subconscious mind, right? Here's the thing. What you put in your subconscious mind, it doesn't differentiate truth from falseness, right? It just tries to make it happen.

Now, there are studies on, there's incidents of this, of women either lying about being pregnant or wanting to be pregnant or whatever. That desire so strong in their subconscious mind that they have was called a phantom pregnancy. So their subconscious mind makes that shit happen. They're not pregnant, but they start having prenatal symptoms, lactating, dilation, whatever, right? That's how real it becomes, yes. That's how real it becomes because that's how powerful the human mind is. So we have to put that shit to work.

But far too often, people are putting negative shit in their subconscious mind. When people would be like, oh, I'm stupid, I'm like, why would you say that? Why would you say that about yourself? Yeah. I would never say nothing negative about me. Look, I don't get sick. There's a fact, right? I don't lose, right?

I'm a winner at life. When I say these things, I got to actualize that shit, though. You know what's funny? It's going to sound so silly, but when I was like, it had to be 12 to 16, 17 years old, I would play Xbox every day, Halo.

I would play these video games, every day online with my buddies. And the thing that I would constantly repeat all the time, I'm the best. Because I was so good. Yeah. But he felt like he was so good.

And he was saying, nah, fuck you. I'm the bad, I'd be like, no, no one's better than me. And I just remember, I must have said this fucking, like, literally out loud a million times over the course of like six years. And I swear to God, bro, I think that translated to the rest of my life. It does. Like, it has to have.

Why would it not? It had to, like, there's no doubt. You got to have a victory mindset. Anything I won in life is because beforehand, I was thinking about the celebration of what I'm going to do after I win. So I went into a victor already And I think most people We keep saying the word loser

Most people go into life as a loser And then they try to figure out how to win You got to go in as a winner Right And you respond differently You move differently Because then you do the exact thing Because you got to make a shift

Like they just said that they found Evidence based on these quantum computers We live in multiple universes Right But the idea is that every decision You make is a different universe We have days where it feels like we're living on top of the world, right? Your body, your energy, you're in flow mode.

Everything goes right for you. But then, how come you can't live the rest of your life like that? There's a universe where that person continues to live like that for the rest of their lives and the rest of their days until they die. But the problem is we're emotional. So we go through shifts throughout the day. Some days we feel sad. Some days we feel happy, right?

And the difference between very successful people is not that they're supremely intelligent. It's their ability to go through failure and success with the same energy, right? Meaning that you stay the same person regardless of what happens. So if we talk about spelling, when you spell something, you write down characters known as letters or numbers, right? But when you look at a character, it's a symbol. A symbol is something that is trained with energy in it, right? That taps into your subconscious. I look at the words LA, you can't tell a symbol no, right?

You can become such a character in life that no matter what you do, that character will always has his own atmosphere, his own energy that it emanates. Michael Jordan is a symbol of winning, right? Mayweather is a symbol of winning, right? So you go win, right? Because that's the way the world sees you and that's the way you see yourself. So, yeah, everything that we're talking about is key. That's why if you have a compelling goal, you write it down.

for sure so you can even measure that but then writing it down inscribes it in your own self right it's called the four-corner contract when you put something on papers four corners it locks it in you know what I'm saying but we do so many things digital it's not the same as writing it down on physical paper which is why it's not the same as actually reading right when you read something it decreases your stress levels and as a man you have to also be in low levels of stress so that you can help increase that testosterone, which is that molecule of willfulness that makes you want to exact and get your right done in reality. Like only a slave is not willful, right? Somebody that is masterful. They want to create their life for themselves. I determine my language. I determine my

time. I determine my mind. Everything is all dependent upon me. Nothing else. At any point in time, I can decide whether the world ends or I can decide we go into a new shift. That type of thing, is when you see a man, you watch the old videos, and they be like, I reign from the house of lords. I'm this type. Like they speak in positive with pride. Today we speak from a loser perspective. It's like, no, I'm from Oakland.

When I say that, I'm saying it like, bro, I'm telling you, I'm from home of the Panthers, the Bay. You know, I'm talking about like, when I say I'm muslinous, because yeah, I'm telling you who I am and I'm evoking that. There's not a lot of evocation in the tongue when young men speak today because they don't have belief in their father, right? And that's where belief in God becomes, right? That key that you can utilize to be like, no, man, I'm my father's son.

I'm God's son. If I'm like my father, then I'm a baby God as well. I can do what I want. This is why I say I'm a God. Now here's the thing. Here's what the issue is. Frederick Nietzsche, he wrote about morality, right? and he wrote about this master morality

and his slave morality and this is the problem we have a society in which the masters, most masters they're not all righteous, right? I'm glad you're going here is what I want to talk about. So they're implementing a slave morality

on the people and this is what that means people tethering themselves to suffering to being downtrodden to being broken, right? Listen, and people will say to me like, but Mike, but you're asking. ancestors were slaves like bro that's one small portion of my history right they go skip the inventors they skip in a lot but we can talk about that we can talk about that that was a circumstance that happened at one period of time and we got up out of that shit right and we got stronger and

stronger right so that was a circumstance that was not a reality i'll never call a person a slave i say people that were under the condition of slavery right that was a condition that was temporary we don't revel in that shit that shit is gone and it wasn't me it was my ancestors but that shit is gone so people are a program to have a slave morality so they'll look at you that's why like bullshit like this this is not a Christian concept this is infusing a culture of Christianity it's easier for a rich man to go to heaven than it is for a camera to go through the eye of a needle fuck out of here with that shit or uh the weak the meat shall inherit the earth now these things

are translated weird as fault for one but for two y'all are running with this meek shall a her at the earth shit is not true the meek is going to work for the rich you feel me so but this is something that people are holding on to you know what I'm saying and so when it comes to like being look a person who embodies a slave morality they don't stand for anything they stand against everything they stand against the powerful people the rich people the smart people the whatever right when in reality your biggest gift the biggest attribute that anyone can

have is being emotion is doing shit right so they're not doing anything but complaining you feel me look intellect you could be the smartest person in the world but if you ain't doing shit nothing happens right life does not reward that life rewards action

you feel me so these people with the slave morality is negative it's high levels of cortisol is all of the things it's stress is depression These are decisions that people are putting on themselves and is keeping them stuck. And the world, look, all right, motherfucker, the world's going to keep going. Nobody gives a fuck about what you went through today. Nobody cares that you had a bad day or you want to go take an SSRI and make shit worse.

You feel me? A lady tried to really argue with me, a lady that is a psychologist, because I said that depression is a decision. She said, that's a dangerous message to be telling people. I said, ma'am, your message is dangerous because you're telling people to get on drugs. These people, most of these people just had bad days, got fired, wife left, and whatever the fuck.

There's a reason that that happened. Figure out that reason and fix it. You ain't got time to be depressed. But she tried to say, you're dangerous. I'm like, wow. This is a person who she teaches psychology or some shit at the school that she went to. So you have no, she said, I don't have,

I'm not qualified to speak on these things. I said, actually, you're not qualified. You've been at this school for six, seven years, and then you graduate and you work there. You are being paid to teach what you've been taught. Where's your life experiences? I'm not going to get into, I'm not going to tell you my qualifications.

It's spin your fucking head, man. Well, that's what it gets interesting. It's like there's so much overarching, like, in our society now of, like, how people should be taught or shouldn't be taught. And it's just like, we're just finding ourselves in a weird cycle of fucking bullshit. People don't look at the bottom line because this person is in academia, right? So people like her feel like they have the authority and the right to speak on certain things and others don't.

But you don't. Your program with some information and science is not even exact. A real scientist wants to be proven wrong so he can advance his field of study. they're not they're not arrogant with information right they're waiting for that next breakthrough so they'd be like wow now we can go this far which is also still just perspective not to cut your wisdom but it's it's even with it's western medicine and there's eastern right and in western society we act like eastern perspective don't exist right so now you see like a lot of people they start to do ayahuasca and toe medicine that's more so from

a shaman, Native American, indigenous perspective, or even Eastern medicine, right, that you are the medicine versus you having to take a bunch of pills. So a lot of those who come from this Freud in, this cycle, you know, analysis of things. Number one, that particular knowledge is not customized to the individual, right? So I couldn't tell you, Freud could not have analyzed somebody with my psyche and then made his analysis around that. So giving me those general reductions from that knowledge set doesn't make sense for me to take that from myself, right? Especially during

the time where that shit, that nigger was a cokehead, number one. And a lot of them scientists and a lot of them psychologists are doing all kinds of drugs figuring things out. But the reality of it is, is that you know, in my community, unfortunately, we have like the worst

statistics, right, in a lot of categories from drug abuse, from... Talking about the black community. Yeah. Okay. or just the handsome black community I was making sure we're talking about like your audience or the people that you're

No yeah yeah yeah I'm talking about the diaspora So yeah as a black man in America But these so a lot of people will look at that And somebody trying to diagnose that From the outside What know what the hell they're talking about Not unless you understand the history right Specifically let's just say the last 100 years

Like we can go into anything else after that But the history over the last hundred years of the ripple effects of things that created that. Like, why isn't your father in a household? How do you see yourself? You know what I mean? How does the world see you? And how does that way upon you, right? How does your generational financial circumstances dictate, right?

Your reality. And all of those things are very nuanced. So as a black man in America, I have one of the greatest perspectives to teach another black man how to get out their situation. it's not going to be some, you know, white psychologists with a degree because they went to Harvard or Oxford or wherever they went to. Or it's probably not going to be me, maybe. I don't know. It might not. Or it might depend on if that person can gravitate to the same ethnic background as you, right?

Because I also look at not just race, but ethnicity, right? You're talking about geographical location. You're talking about a person's beliefs. You're talking about their values. That, to me, I think, is a greater frame. Right. For one connecting with another person, whether they have the same ethnic background versus just racial background. Right. Right. Because race can a lot of times fool people. There's a lot of people who can look like me, but you won't think like me. Right. And definitely won't have the same lived experiences. So this is why talk therapy don't always work for black men. You know what I mean? Like as people who come from the roots of a very indigenous people, native people, people who were, you know, connected to the land and needs to be in harmony with nature, I prescribe you to go outside, right? I prescribe you to spend time in nature, right?

But don't you think all, I think about your circumstances. I'm sorry to interrupt. Don't you think all people, all people come from that to an extent. Like for 100% we all come from some sort of native, like, excuse me, um, indigenous. Yeah, like we're all. Well, I'm depending on how far you go back. That's what I'm saying. Yeah, yeah.

But no, all of us like realistically, like the most basic stuff. Well, yeah, I mean, at the primitive level of, if we're going back to being a human being, right? If you look at the hoppy prophecies, they talked about that we would warm the oceans and we would destroy the land, right, for capitalism and technologically use. And to where we destroy the world. Like, America is not a place where you're in harmony with nature at all, right? We don't have any of that, right? We look at the gross domestic product of our country and say, this is a great nation versus the quality of living. of his people to determine whether it's great.

And the future is going to be based on whether the people have a great quality of living, not whether we're just an economic superpower. Because psychologically, we're depressed, we're fat, we're over-suicidal, right? We're violent. There's terrorist attacks every other week. So there has to be something wrong

with the framework and the psychology of the people, and it doesn't seem to be the elite trying to utilize technology to solve problems to create a better quality of living. So in some of these things, yes, there's the individual life that you take ownership of. Then there's the collective. Like nobody, I might ask you like, how was your year last year? But we're not going to say collectively as a people, how was our year?

As a humanity, as a society. How did we do last year? Because then you go look at these themes, right, that are nihilistic by nature. Like we have financial nihilism now where people look at the system is rigged. So they're going to gambling. Right. Or we're going to go into crypto because we want to find another system. If this system is not working and it's going out. But this financial nihilism continues to spread. Right. And then it becomes pervasive in other aspects of our lives. Well, we just feel like, man, if they got robots and they're suppressing wages and they're trying to go to Mars, we're going to be stuck on Earth. And then the atmosphere is polluted and there's fires everywhere. And people are dying. Then what do I do? And y'all telling me, go get a job. And work out and I'm going to be all right but it is a little more complicated than that like something has to shift in the consciousness of human beings to where we have a planet that we live

in harmony with and it has to go beyond the way we see ourselves and our abilities to make money do you think that we're past that point now obviously I believe that we can always come back to that point and have like an actual synergy of like all humans right but it feels as though like we're at a point where there's so much power held in certain positions that it's it's it's insurmountable in some ways fortunately it appears that we're in a place in which there needs to be a great filter yeah because it's it's it's some form of a reset it's like religion versus religion black versus white it's just it's everything every white is indian white versus jewish yeah it's crazy and the the real issue though is this is

the powerful and they're not so powerful right yeah and certain people of power dividing everybody and implementing fear and everybody and implementing all of these you know keeping people separate right so people have no power individually we have power collectively but collective is not even in the mindset of nobody out here right and no i don't think that we're in a place to where we can get to that it would take we were talking about earlier like all right what we do with 80 billion right and What I would do with a nice chunk of mine is create the most robust, powerful propaganda machine, a righteous propaganda machine. And, of course, that's my perspective of righteousness, right? Yeah.

But it would be to, because propaganda inherently is not bad. It's just trying to persuade people of your position. Right. So what I would do is, like, yeah, I would make the things that I think are negative and destructive for humanity. like this overt this rogue form of capitalism I will make that look

I would show that for what it really is So let me fuck you up real quick right Don't you think that's what the people who now have it were thinking at one point In regards to what The propaganda Like why they're doing what they're doing

They believe No I don't think that they thought this was good for people No I don't think so Zero is not But that's not the morality system They don't regard human beings They don't care by their lives.

But this is not sustainable. Their will to power is based on domination and control, extraction of resources for continuation of domination and control. It's not for human beings can flourish because you can create. Otherwise, we have regenerative farms, right, all across America. Which we should. I mean, we'd be using nuclear fusion for productive things, not for weapons. Yeah.

You know what I'm saying? Like, RFK, somebody like RFK would have already been in the government. You guys are right. But at the very inception, like we're just talking about this now, like this thing moving forward, if you did it, you had the money, you were able to create it. Don't you think that those people at that point thought, well, this is going to be good for everyone, so we're going to start doing this. You think they just strictly were like money.

People like Rockefellas. Yeah, that's Machiavellianism. No, absolutely not. They were evil people. I'm going to take it all the way back. I'm going to take it all the way back. I'm going to fuck you up now. No, no, go.

Yeah. This is why I love this. This is problematic, right? I first and foremost, I have no issue with Jesus Christ, with Yeshua of Palestine, because that would be his name, right, of Bethlehem. But the culture of Christianity is very problematic. We can start with the book. First and foremost, the only real complete book with all of the teachings is in Ethiopia. It's called the Talawood or something like that.

Talawita. That's what it's called. It's the only book with all of the original text with all of the books. What we have now is a book crafted and shaped by Romans and Greeks, right? And the Romans killed Jesus. So it's kind of weird that they had their hand in this. And the last, the most recent version, the most recent canonized version is called the King James version. And do anybody even know who King James is? Do anyone know anything about this guy? right this guy I believe he was a Scottish or he was somewhere from over there but he became the King of England right he's trying to unify England he was a while homosexual it wasn't a secret um a flaming whatever they call him right of course he

had a wife because he had to have progeny because that's how they did things to pass on their land or whatever but this guy was a raging homosexual he made sodomy or homosexual acts the most the worst crime of his day. But he's a hypocrite because he did these things. And he took a version of the Bible that was only translated from Greece because he was a fan of Greek and Roman culture, obviously, because of his lifestyle, the poetry and all of that shit. And that's what he based. The poetry. Yeah, that's what he based. That's what he based this translation of us. He's a same-sex type of, you know, cousin just could all be verified. This is a fact. Yeah. Everybody think I'm just, you could

Google King James was he gay you know what I'm saying but not only that but it was a political agenda in which why he he he implemented certain things in this best his version of the Bible you know what I'm saying all right so look so everyone's basing there everything on that right now it's problematic I'm gonna tell you why the people who killed Jesus right first of foremost asked why did they kill Jesus right who killed Jesus the Jews went in him dead so they went to punch his pilot who was the emperor of rome and rome was occupying palestine at the time because that's where they lived at yeah uh and he got them to execute he the jews got the romans to execute jesus but to be for being a heretic right because he's claiming he was god telling people

that they're gods and children of god and all that stuff it was defying the religious the jewish pharisees of that that time he was against the monetization of spiritual spirituality right taxation all of that stuff he was against all of these things right he was telling him straight up like y'all y'all my god is not your god he's your god is the devil you feel me so they had him killed the same people that killed him for political reasons because when you killed him you created a martyr his his movement started going crazy you amplified his voice right so they were like you know what Constantin is like, you know, we're going to have to convert our people to Christianity, right? But we're going to keep all of our shit the same.

None of which have anything to do with Jesus or anything that he's talk about. Easter, Christmas, all of these things, right? Very problematic. Easter bunny. What are you talking about? Anyway, so this man, through the Roman Catholic Church, and just to be clear, Christianity is like, saying basketball, and then Catholicism is a team, right? but it's the biggest most robust team there is

and there's only a few teams right so they were responsible for spreading Christianity throughout the world well how do they spread it I love how you explain this in basketball terms that like just comment right how do they spread it very problematic they spread it through papal bulls so the pope was the guy

the king of the world right back then so he would give these religious decrees these blessings it was three major ones one was to go into North America to subjugate the natives here if they don't convert you it's okay you can take their land and enslave them the doctrine of discovery right one was to go into africa same thing and one was to their own people all throughout europe the inquisitions right they were burning human beings alive

does that sound like anything of jesus yeah no it's that's that's that's satanic that's a human sacrifice if you're not if you're not with us we're going to kill you basically right exactly so And you're going to people who don't even speak your language. You feel me? You're going to get, they were targeting women for having opinions for being problematic. That's how they justify conquering lands. This is a religious thing, right? Modern day.

L.A., they just paid out like the Los Angeles diocese, was the, you know, the church thing. They had to pay out hundreds of millions of dollars to all of these men that they've, these high figures within the papacy was taking advantage of sexually. New York the same. It's happening all over the place. Very problematic. And then you, people are holding so firm to this book that most, and people that look like me wouldn't even know about this book if it wasn't for their slave masters. Take this shit. You can't read nothing but this book. You feel me? So it's very problematic. You know, and unfortunately, a lot of my people

are tethered to that book because they were programmed that shit since birth. And you just don't question the way that religion is taught to people is scary you're going to burn in the head look my mother said you see that fire on the stove i said yes the blue part at the bottom she said yeah she said that's a hundred times harder than the rest that's what hell's like i'm like oh shit you were a kid yeah when i was a kid that shit was terrifying you feel i mean so people are terrified by fables by things systems of fear and control why would if you read jesus Jesus' teachings, it wasn't intimidating. It wasn't like, I'll burn you, you know what I mean?

I'm going to kill you or whatever. There's a vengeful God in the Bible in the Old Testament. And people think that that's just God. People don't read. That's a problem. There's so many gods in the Bible and people don't read shit because they think it's one God in the Bible. No, religious figures have told you that

so you don't think outside of what they want you to know, right? but that particular god was vengeful he would wipe out whole civilizations for one person's sin he would he took joe this poor guy he had a deal with the devil like the devil like i could take it i can get him on my side he's like no you can't try it and he let the devil according to the story take this man's business his family everything just so he can stay faithful to me what kind of fuck that guy fuck that god you feel me would you would you be okay with that god to test you just to test you you ain't even getting none out of it

like you know what oh he stayed faithful I'm gonna give him a billion dollars none of that I mean this is if I'm talking personally when I hear this you'd say fuck that guy well I also this is what made me have such a hard time with just the idea of religion in general I felt I felt when I was a kid

I grew up largely I mean majority Catholicism I went to school for this you know I'm showing up Sunday going to church kneeling doing the pews like fucking reading the missile all this kind of stuff stuff, right? And I got, I got kind of like my feeling towards it started to rescind as I got older because I was like, I didn't understand why certain things were happening. Also, I felt in so many

ways for myself, like why did my life happen? Because I grew up the way I grew up without a father, my father died of suicide, all these things that like made me kind of like take step backs and be like, well, this doesn't feel right the way that I'm being taught. Obviously, my personal circumstances don't really have so much to do with God in general. But it made me question all these things. And the thing that you're speaking to that I always found so interesting, and I kind of just was like, I felt like, did they create religions? And then, but then I also went back on this.

I was like, were religions created so that it was just like the, it was almost like, not to bring it to like COVID or to some sort of pandemic, but it's like the first form of control, like the very original form of control. I'll give you an example. Let's go to the Garden of Eden. Let's go to Adam and Eve. and the apple and the serpent, right? Let's go to

Don't eat of that tree or you'll die, right? But when they ate at that tree, what happened? They were conscious. They were aware that they didn't have any clothes on. You feel me? So that was a form of control right there. You understand what I'm saying?

Look, people are afraid to question these things, right? And look, the Bible doesn't have footnotes. It doesn't say, hey, this is the righteousness is God trying to help these two humans from harming themselves, right? It doesn't say that. But this is what a pastor, this is what the culture have been teaching people over the years. But I mean, that could be not to cut your wisdom, but that could be looked at in multiple ways

as well, though, because the idea of the original sin being disobedience, meaning that man focuses on his will, right? Meaning that you got free will, you can do whatever you want. But we've all made the choices that we sometimes wish we didn't make. Because sometimes you don't have rules and restrictions that you can live by. Like, religion in its essence is just man's connection with the divine. So anything can be a religion, if you will. That's how it was.

We look at religion as institutionalized religions today. And now we look at the history of those institutionalized religions. This is what I'm really speaking to, yeah. Or the history of institutional Christianity is not a friend to us. But any religion can be used by man to manipulate the people, especially if the people don't understand it for themselves. Like I always always taught a good Christian is a good Muslim, good Muslim is a good Christian, because if you follow the golden rule and tenets of Christianity or Jesus, then you a person that lives a really good, righteous life. That is an Islamic life. But in today's sense, you see religion being utilized by elite to create divisiveness between the people.

You know what I'm saying? Not that is used to try to create more harmony and righteousness within the world, right? Because then if those people collectively were righteous, then they'd be like, wait a minute, these things is the problem. you feel me like they don't ones that's unrighteous they don't ones that's destroying the earth and creating you know this type of media in hollywood and debauchery and they're the ones that create the circuits that Jesus was against so for me it's a consciousness that's represented within a people when it's crystallized at a level of righteousness that you live throughout life where you see wrong and you point it out and you correct it right where you seek truth and you point that out

Like even the way you frame the context of Adam and Eve, right, realizing that they're naked, right? It's like if you go to a tribe and the people are living in harmony and they're not lusting at each other and those eyes are not looking at breast, that's, oh, that's something I got to have to where you're now inclined by your lust for nature to act off that lust. That creates crime. That creates issues, right? Because sin in Hebrew means to be off target. So when man stopped living according to his nature, he was off target, then you can go like out of to Crowley do us that will, right, which is more satanic, meaning that you are more so controlled them by lower nature, right?

There's a lot of people who went into spirituality, but they didn't have any rules. So they ended up being somewhere at Ayahuasca and the sex court trying to figure out their life, and then they're like, wait a minute, I need to have some kind of boundaries because I'm going a little too far. So that's when you construct the religion for yourself. Like, I want to stay in connection with the divine, but how do I have rules for that Godhead? Because man is immensely powerful. So we have to give ourselves boundaries.

Otherwise, we just do whatever we think of. Because we have, unlike animals, we have an imagination. We can imagine things and then go live it out. And in that imagination, it's like we lived it and it felt good and like, oh, I want to go do that. That can be dangerous. So I would look at the essence of religion. Not all of the new constructs and filtered out versions and like even Islam, they call it Islam. if there's somebody utilizing it for their way, right?

And we see this in a lot of Arab countries. Like, they can go far over-polarized with things, right? We can obviously see that with the Catholic Church. It's essentially a pedal ring that we just don't question and they get to govern themselves because they have a sovereign state, right? But we also see that in media, right? Everybody talks about how there is centralized control power of media and banking industries and things of that nature.

and that has turned the people essentially into cattle. But all these people have their own religion, right? And so if we get into the essence of it, right? God's religion is truth, right, and righteousness. And as a righteous human being, then you don't want to get over on your brother. I want to treat my brothers. I treat myself. That's my neighbor.

I want my brother to live in the Golden Room. I'm with you. What I'm talking about is the institution of religion. Yeah, 100%. That is the framework in which people have been living under and operating under it for thousand, three thousand years. And that's, that's, that's problematic. That's all I'm saying, right?

So the people who killed Jesus, the ones who put the order on was the Jews, right? They say, because he said, oh, he's the king of the Jews, right? Jesus was a righteous man. We can all agree to that, right? Whether, whether he was. A militant, righteous, radical man. Correct. Well, I don't think he's radical, but they would consider him radical, right?

So, and then you have to look at institutions and systems of religion, right? Religion inherently, like you said, it's not bad. It should be good. It's guidelines, right? But certain institutions are not good for society, okay? And I happen to fall under the category of thinking that, and say, for instance, Jewish people, right? I don't, to be Jewish is to follow the laws and the commandments of the Torah, what Moses brought forth, right?

Righteous, okay? but how a lot of people are operating is not righteous okay is not there's they do have footnotes they do have talmuds with some strange problematic rules right or or you know we can do this but you know to them right certain things and these are the people who kill jesus we don't get to talk about that you feel me and then you have now the society we live in now we have people who are not even religious saying they're Jewish people who are atheists

I see this shit all the time because they try to talk shit to me because of my position on certain things and I go to their page I'm like, but how are you an atheist and Jewish? Yeah, right? And to the people that are Jewish

that's listening to this that might feel triggered, I mean not to trigger you. I'm on your side. If you are a religious Jewish person that is living by the Torah, I fucks with you. I'm with you. But there's people waving your flag that are not of you.

You feel me? These people are saying that they're atheists. Matter of fact, the people that created Zionism didn't believe in God. But this is under the flag of Judaism. Jesus said he caught certain people, certain factions under that Jewish flag. He says that's not real Judaism. That's the synagogue of Satan. Jesus said that. right i didn't say that jesus said that he's pointing out no there's bad people in your ranks there's agents in your ranks get them out of here but you can't have those kind of conversations this is written yeah somebody he like jamie like joe yeah yeah can you pull up bible verse i love you i love how jo rogan's podcast is like everyone knows jamie young jamie's the man by the

A synagogue of Satan Or put Jesus Yeah, you put Bible But Jesus Yeah, put synagogue of Satan That's cool You should put like Perplexity

To get real deep searches Passage of Revelation And to the angel of the church In Smyrna, right? I can't see that shit I can't see that bar Which one you're trying to read? Whichever

This one, Revelation 3-7, and into the angel of the church in Philadelphia, I know your works, look, I have set before you an open door, which no one is able to shut. I know that you have but little power, and yet you have kept my word and have not denied my name. I will make those of the synagogue of Satan who say that they are Jews and are not, but are lying. They're lying. I will make them come and bow down before your feet, and they will learn that I have loved you. He said, they say they're Jews, but they're not. we can't talk about that though

why do you think we can't talk about it because the ones that say they're Jews in or not they got a lot of power and they'll come shut you down you feel me they'll put you on a list an ADL listing you're an anti-Semite and you're a racist

and all of these things like no I'm not talking about all Jews I'm talking about you you happen to call yourself a Jew and if you look at it every group of people has this within like we have a black boule

you know I mean they are secret societies and organizations that are considering themselves of this elite class, right? It was started by like this Greek elite class, right? They're infiltrated black colleges. Yes, there are white elites. They don't care nothing about you and nobody else. They see them as just sheep and cattle

for them to move around, right, as a mass population of people that are human capital. That's it. They don't care about the daily lives. They control the algorithms, right? they could like if you talk about religion then you can talk about pharmaceutical companies as institution you know what I'm saying right then you can you can talk about all the uh social media companies as an institution right these are all the same things now it used to be just

Islam and Christianity Hebrew they used to be the only powerful institutions tech institutions that play God in this world Elon Musk you know what I'm saying yeah and look at Elon controls satellites right He controlled. At first it was just the broadband courts going through the waters. Now, he got the robots, the cars, the social media, the neural link. Like, and it's funny because Elon is probably the smoothest criminal ever. I love Elon.

Fuck. He got me. I love it. It's just simple. He would be in the streets with the people pointing at the elites. You know what's crazy. You know what's crazy. The streets and Twitter.

You know, it's crazy. Wasn't he, like, shitting on Diddy recently? Elon? Yeah, yeah, for sure. Yeah, he has, and he's, he pushes, yeah. That's weird, because we all sat together at Dave Chappelle's show. You remember when he got stabbed? Who?

Dave Chappelle, where they tried to stab him? Yeah. We were there. We sat in the box with Diddy, Gunna, Elon. We, my, a good brother of mine, he got us seats, right? But he was like, oh, Diddy's coming with Elon, so he got your seats. But you got your seats, but you got sit right behind him. They hang out.

out. They kick it. It's like, why are you shitting on your guy now? Why are you shitting on your guy now? It's a psychological tactics. It's called scapegoating that you get the people to focus on like celebrities. Well, so you saw that yourself. We sat there for three hours. Three hours. We sat there chilling. Okay. What was they talking about? No, it was just laughing. But no, but they went to ditty house out there. I didn't want to go. I don't want to go. It's called scapegoating, no. The people obviously know celebrities don't control your law. They're not the reason for economic inequality. They're not the reason for these algorithms.

They're not the reason for the vaccine, right? Now they are, though. But no, they still not the reason, because they're just babies in this shit. They're not the ones behind the scenes that control it. But scapegoating is when you look to like public figures and celebrities and make them the villain because they're the closest to you. Yeah.

Right? Yeah. So whoever's the closest is who you go after because you don't know the name of a pharmaceutical giant. You don't know this elite that lives on this small. little foreign but controls 80% of an industry. So you don't know how to blame them. And you don't know the conglomerant that Diddy went to war with right before all of

this shit happened. The reason why he's getting beat up right now. Being radical just means getting to the root of something. So anytime somebody get to the root of something, that's considered to be radical. Why will we stop that upon when you can get to the king, right? But if you're an elite and you're very smart and you do have a public facing figure, then of course you're going to get with the people and wherever they point and you're going be like, yo, look at them, they're doing wrong.

So nobody looks at you and be like, all right, what is your power over these things? That's problematic. Of course. And look, look, I like Elon to a degree, but when I seen him shitting on Ditty, I'm like, bro, come on. Well, I just think that he uses his vast platform to be divisive. Like, he would, and it doesn't make any sense that if you are one of the richest men in the world, right, and have that much power, then all your power should be used to create collective harmony.

Correct. Do you think there is, do you think, I think the answer is going to be yes. There are, there is some good that he does in calling or pointing out certain things. Yeah, there's always, you, you, if you're good at what you do, you're going to mix truth in there for sure, right? You can never just have only your agenda. But it's to the point, it's not even something that I think. It's more so a common sense thing. You ask yourself, right, which at least do you align with?

Which is basically what the people are saying. They believe that there is a syndicate of elites that are for them, even though this is an average Joe and Bob. But what really is, there's globalism and there's nationalism. During this time, people are seeking religion. They're seeking identity, right? So they can have something that they can control and something that they are part of, right? We are at the tail end of like an American empire. Donald Trump wants to bring it back to a golden age, right?

He talks about creating a Gulf of America and taking over Canada and making them. Greenland and buying it in a new green deal with Greenland, right? But we, it's, it's not something that I'm looking at as my opinion. I'm looking at it as a common sense thing. It's something that the people have to ask themselves a question. Who are the, who are this so-called good and bad elite, right? What do they do, right? If you are in their position, what would you do, right?

If you had the power, what would you do? And in their position, in order for you to not see them as a problem, what would they need to do? so it's not something that 19 keys is saying i think the average person doesn't have the ability to analyze reality correctly right you obviously have the ability to see things you can favor somebody and then be like okay i still know he'd be doing some wild stuff right but i favor this part because well this kind of aligns with me right right i do kind of want the world to shift over here to this but that don't mean that i'm going to ignore the rest of everything that you could be doing or you are doing.

Or be surprised when he really show his hand. Exactly. And I think that the people have to, you know, as a collective, anytime you're talking to the people, it's almost wasteful, right? You're really talking to leaders that have influence over the people. Because those are the ones that's going to get plagued. They are the ones that think they elite because they can get invited to a party or circle. But in reality, they're being used because if you were in that position, wouldn't you use them?

Wouldn't you like, I'm going to keep them close and I'm going to use their channels and influence so they never turn it doing me. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. If you go give the people AI, vast computing power, right? Where you got, you know, um, uh, Nvidia giving people supercomputer, right? If you're going to give them all of these things, you first have to make sure that they're not going to do anything radical or dangerous with.

So you have to set them up to a point where you have them in control. So they're only going to use it for things that you are in the line with. So you have to understand the, the system is being. up for an end game but what is that end game we pour all these money into currencies but what world is it building you know what i'm saying right we're getting we got we we used to care about liberties and freedoms we don't care now we can have drones flying over our head and not care about our airspace they can tell you that they can control your car and they can see everything about your life and control your privacy we have no questioning about AI and data gravity or quantum computer

use and how it's being used to simulate and control people. After 9-11, people just gave up. It seems that way. Just gave up. We used to actually care about privacy. We just gave up. There's too many. You were being bombarded with information. Here we have Senate hearings every day about UFOs and non-human biologicals, but all right, did he trial? No, yeah. I mean, this degradation is taken a long time. Well, not really even that long, but it's just little thing after little thing after little thing and then people are becoming numb to it. So I guess to bring it back, because obviously all these topics are like somewhat insurmountable. We can't just go change them tomorrow. How do we or how do you guys think? And we can

all add to this. But the individual person, I think it goes back to what we were saying earlier about what thoughts, what are you telling yourself? How do you truly feel about yourself in whatever direction you're going? Like that's the thing you have to be able to control. Now, there is this overarching like, okay, this thing is also here. How do you combat that? How do you fight against that? But you almost can't even do that yet until you do it here. And so that's the thing I, at least I'm not trying to teach. I'm not a fucking teacher. I'm just a person who talks because I've lived a life and I'm just saying things that I know or that I think are right. But you do gravitate towards things that are meaningful and good for people. I, I, it's weird because I don't

think I have a choice. Because that's your nature is to be a good, a decent human being. Yeah. So, and this is a beautiful thing for people who have a voice to lend their voice to things that are better for humanity, good for the average guy. Yeah. So that's it. That's what we have to do. That's what we have to do. People, we need to get people up to a level of a certain collective consciousness to where

we can come together. Like, people can collect it together. But we was cracking jokes. We went to get coffee this morning. And we were talking about the quantum computing personal computers, right? And I'm like, this lady don't give a fuck about quantum computing. You know what I'm saying? Walking past people who have, they're overworked with life, right?

With nine to five catching the bus instead of third. They're not thinking about certain things that are on a higher level that will be affecting your lives, right? They're not thinking about AI. She's thinking about catching a bus. You feel me? Yeah. So we need to get people out of that Maslow's hierarchy, that bottom survival level, get people up as high as possible on that pyramid. That's what we all do, though, collectively, like individually and collectively.

I see it. We ain't got to say like, oh, this is what we're all doing, but this is literally what we're doing. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. I would say be a part of something. You know, I'll be a part of a group, be a part of a community. Everybody's going to be seeking a sense of belonging, right? You need to have a surrounding that reinforces, right?

Your sense of self and your identity and your belief, because what happens is a lot of people, they feel alone, right? And by themselves, they feel like they can't handle. of the Goliath, right? Collectively, we feel like David. Community is important. And I think that the bigger issue in the world is that we continue to have all these civic issues, civil issues, all of these collective identity issues that only benefit people

who want to control you. And the goal is how do you link arms, right, with the person next to you and y'all create something together, right? If we all have media, right? Media is probably one, it's the most powerful. thing. It's the most disruptive thing. At any point of time, you can shift the narrative, right? And that's shifting reality.

So as all these men who have podcasts do, we only turn these into a gossip fair podcast, right? Or you're going to have fun, you go talk your shit, and you're going to enjoy life. That's part of life. But there has to be a percentage of it where, as you say, there's sometimes where you feel compelled for this responsibility to act as a leader in some influential matter, right? It's a, every man should be compelled to do that, especially that has a broadcast to where they can reach young mind. Because you have to know, if you're not sending them in the right direction, when you have their attention, right, and they're following you, then you have to be either distracting them or sending them in the wrong direction, right? And so either way is bad.

So you're a leader, whether you want to be or not. It just depends on whether you're pointing people. Because that same hour, two, or three hours that that young man is spending. on watching your show, they could have been doing something that was productive towards their life. Now, you can turn them watching your show into something productive by putting the medicine in the candy jar, right? So making sure that while you have their attention, make sure that you're putting something poignant, make sure you're adding a message.

You can come together in your own, you got, everybody got their little group chats. Decide what's going to be the message that you want to push this week or this month, right? And you can follow that. That can become a trend. So it's the men of America who got to stand up because whether you white, black, Spanish, Jewish, Asian, none of the masculine men in those ethnic groups agree with the feminization of men, right? We all look at this categorically as something that's wrong, that our sons are not as willful, right? And these young men are not as strong and they don't have the mentality of grit.

But we now live in a, how could they? They live in a fake world. This world is illusion. They get to the point where people are not going to be able to tell what's, reality and what's illusion right and the world's algorithms are to grip the consciousness and to keep it there to consume attention so that you can feed this grid this matrix so that means that you should be doing nature groups yeah right you should be hiking y'all work out i work out you know i'm trying you know i might be surpassing y'all soon you know not me not me maybe mike mike's getting a little

Give me by the end of 2025, you know what I'm talking about? Let the young man work, you know what I'm talking about? Not us. Now we got to do the workout. I'm going to see if they can, I'm going to see if they can hold up to my workout standard. But I think y'all be all right. I think y'all be all right. But seriously, these are the type of things we need.

We need more training caps. You know what I'm saying? We need more rights or passions because if we being honest, it's our generation's responsibility. Government ain't they responsibility. Yeah, they're just doing what they do. the churches are not going to do it none of those the synagogues are not going to do it it's about real men who consider themselves men in this time and say I would lead to charge right so I think that that's probably the best thing I love seeing the run clubs I love seeing the fitness clubs I love

seeing people outside I got a book club you know what I'm saying and that's just free for people to stimulate themselves take yourself out of the world meditate find some stillness write down your goals, act off of them. Learn how to articulate and communicate, right? Learn how to talk to women in person, not just, all right, on profiles and just look DMs, right? Learn how to build a relationship with yourself so that you become a real man

because every woman wants a real man, right? These young men, are they racking their brains. They study in science trying to figure out to talk to women. You know what I'm saying? And it's not that tough. There's people with courses with DM courses. It's ridiculous It's getting bad out there

But when you become a man And you become a real man About real man I mean you have those values Those traits A man that knows his light and his darkness Because a man should sit in between And wield his light and darkness Otherwise you become a nice guy

And the reason you finish last Because you let everybody else go first Right And you have to respect yourself To know your place To be like no I was already here You know what I'm saying Being nice is not good

right being kind and being a good man is different but that means you still have to command respect but you have to have discipline and self-awareness the culture of being nice is also part of that slave morality i was talking about being humble give me one i gotta see what my bad okay this is right all right my i didn't make sure my dogs are fighting i also let a pee um okay so kind of kind of picking up in where we were talking about what you were saying about like the hiking like the things we could actually do like what are the things we could actually do because, I mean, we all know this, and I hope people listening know this,

is like you can't truly love someone else if you don't genuinely love yourself. And I think all these things come down to that, that core thing, right? In order to, like, build a community, be a part of community, like be able to excel in community or in any of these things they were saying,

like, go and do, right? So how do we as individuals, that the most important starting point, do that when there's so much distraction there's so much noise what is the first step i say going to monk mode this is like one of the great trends i like seeing people do where you go through like a 60 to 90 day fast right you do a digital detox you cut out people right dopamine fast not total fast yeah you you cut out all of the unnecessary things that overstimulate you right and in that time you spend in that meaning like you cut off from the world you don't need to be a part of the world you don't have

nothing to offer. Usefulness, the term is value. Right. So until you're useful, leave from the world. Go within self. Cut out the social media. Learn. Before I got on social media, you know, all right, I had me a store, right? I had me an identity. I had me a sense of self. And before I've dropped my first video where it went viral, I studied marketing and branding, right? And neuropsychology and I understood those sciences of people first so that every move was based on some science. And right now there's a lot of people that's just doing things and they're trying to figure out what's going to stick.

And I can work for certain minds. But from the general 85%, they should go internal for the next, I would say, three to six months, especially there's going to be so much going on in the world. It's all distractions. So I will go into that time and I will spend time reading. I will find me one particular subject that I want to become an expert in and I will get a large foundation in that

whether there's a lot of AI consultants right now right whether it's that or whether you want to be a personal trainer I think personal training there's 50 or 60 70% of people that are obese so it's the most in-demand industry right now yeah right if you broke don't have no money and you bunny go eat some food to go work out and become discipline and document that process over the next six and nine months

right you're going to become a value to 50% of people people who actually need you, right? I think finding like a real compelling goal for the next 60 to 90 days, getting a workout plan, learning the science of that, studying, having reading because in this new world is too digital. You need to read physical books. You need to write down, right, even keeping a journal, right, so that you can measure your self-improvement over time. I would learn how to articulate myself and communicate because there's a number one skill, learn how to storytell, right? You can test yourself by, you can test yourself by, you. going out in the world and sparking conversations with people test your anxiety right your stress

that you have in different circumstances go to places where people don't know you get variety of information so that you're not just stuck in this silo of what the people around you know find sources that are more diverse so it changes your perspective on things right and then when you reemerge you reemerge from this place of this is who I am as I interact with this world not I'm trying to find myself in the world because you don't find yourself in the world you find yourself within right what about you mike i mean my i echo the same sentence first steps yeah first steps is self is self right you can never blame anyone for your shortcomings right whatever is the outcome of your life is based on you your decisions or your indecisions so start here right trust yourself i trust

myself you feel me i've been in situations to where they said sit right here you know what i'm saying we're gonna figure this out and i said no i'm gonna do it myself right and it worked out so i always trust myself but you got to put yourself in certain look i'm a risk taker right i've always been out of all my friend groups i've always been the risk taker now i've gotten bruising beat up a few times in taking these risks right yeah but i've also had the biggest rewards out of everybody in my circle because I've taken risk you feel me so I'm not afraid to live life and to live robustly right look oh you might look when I when I decided to fight in 2018 it's like why would you do that you rich everybody's watching you what if you get embarrassed fuck it let's go let's see I'm doing it though

it take balls right so do things that you might be afraid to do but fuck fear you know what I'm saying I'm defined, be defiant at anything that will hold you back from being successful. So fear is one of those things. Matter of fact, in the action of finding yourself, there's meditation involved, right? It's sitting in silence. When you do that, you're going to understand something. This energy we call fear, right? It's not really fear.

It's just energy. How you, if you use it and articulate it properly, it's fuel. Or if you let it use you, it's going to. It's going to, like, cripple you. It's going to, like, just make you paralyzed. You're going to sit there in terror. Fuck that. Ask yourself, are you a coward or you're a real one?

You feel me? My merch used to say, don't be a pussy. I remember. Outfoot is fuck. I remember. You know what I was there? Look, if I'm working out, I'll see this shit in the mirror. I'm like, oh, that's right.

Where's there benching in Long Beach? Oh, man, I missed those things. So it's like, it's like embodied. Do not be afraid to be a fucking man to be masculine. embody all of the principles and characteristics of what it means to be masculine now i'm gonna say this the flyest part of being a masculine man is being kind is having a high degree of empathy is knowing how to communicate properly to listen right so but that's the baseline but all of the other shit bravado well pop your shit you know what's saying yeah it's the thing is it comes down to

it's all about fear and the perception of fear and i think people are so afraid of like like just making a mistake or losing or feeling heartbroken or whatever it is, that they stop. But like that's the thing. You ain't living. Yeah. Okay. That's the thing we have to make sure they understand is that like that is what life is about.

Like that without doing the shit and going through it, you don't get it. That's just living. Right. I sold my crib in October, right? Yeah. Cached out. I'm about to build a crib in Dubai. Yeah.

Fuck it. Let's go. I did the calculations in my head, I'm like, yeah, I'm going to do this. I'm out of here, out of my comfort zone. You feel me? Yeah, scary. A whole new world. But see, I've been doing this kind of shit so long.

It's not. It's exciting. No, I get it. It's exciting. But yeah, to the average person, they might see it as scary. But I always say this, I'm comfortable going in dark spaces and filling the walls and figuring shit out. I've done it all my life. See, the last time I made a big move like that, I was in trouble and I was running.

You feel me? Now my life is good. You feel me? go out and explore the world. This is a big world. Let's go. I'm not confining to America. I love America.

I'm from here. Yeah. I got a lot of sauce from here. You feel me? But now I've extracted what I need it, but I think I can get for now. Now I'm going across the world. So that's the thing, right?

It's like making people be okay and be comfortable with that. Just live. But it is not supposed to be good. What happens? All the time. What happens if it don't go your way? You pivot and keep going. You feel me?

Listen, you got to, men got to be part of business. being a man is being a decision maker, there's no right or wrong decision. Well, what if you do make the wrong decision is not? Learn from it. Now I know that that's not the optimal decision, and I'll make the other one. So then the thing we're going towards now, which is really important to talk about is lessons. Action. Action, but learning from your lessons. Yes. And the lessons are the best part of life. I've had businesses where me and other people were together, we made millions of dollars. These people put out products that I didn't want to put out and they lost millions of

dollars. Then I had to start all the way over, right? And then that's when I learned myself more. It wasn't through the success. It was through the failure that I learned myself because then I had to see am I good or my brother Keenan says it's the machine good? My part of something that's good. Am I

really who I say I am? Because if I am, then I should be able to start over and reach that same success again. Correct. And I did. Right? And after that I did multiple things. I have high level conversations where people told me it wasn't going to work you got to sit down for two three hours and have intellectual conversations and you think your coach will go watch

it and I'm like yeah why because number one it didn't even matter if it didn't work what was more important is that I wanted to do it right and that if I stopped myself from doing it would have been because somebody else caused fear in me and then that created inaction and instead it's like no I learned that when you have the fear right it's not a sign to not do it, right? It's a sign that this is something out of your boundaries that you normally don't do. Now, if you want to live your life based on exactly where it is, never go past your fears. But if you want something outside of your routine, if you want something that is a major goal, then you have to break out of that. That line is not meant to stop you. It's

just showing you, all right? This is where that next level is. So I step on stage and sometimes get butterflies. I don't get it no more because I think I didn't got more to a professional level. but I used to right but that made me feel more alive than anything yeah because afterwards that exhilaration had me activated and I was passionate about it and I felt alive so it made me want to do that again and then I realized like man why am I allowing fear to stop me the fear is just a sign to go live right and that's when courage is acting in the face of fear so the fear can exist but you become fear less it's not that you don't have no fear at all right you fear so less that it's so minimum that it doesn't control your next move so for me it's you can't be afraid

to start over can't be afraid to lose right you can't be afraid to win because a lot of people afraid to win because the responsibility that comes with success you get that girl number now you got talk to her you know what I'm saying now she got expectation about the type of man you are right can you keep up that thing right you get a woman she helps prove you are who you say you are but first you need to prove that first level to yourself so when you tell somebody who you you are, that's actually you. It's not just a facade and the illusion or some game that you're trying to play.

So how do you get that? You've got to test yourself. You've got to get some experiences. Them experiences can be small, but they let you know who you are. I still have an experience when I was a child, and I was speaking on stage when I was younger. And I remember when the person next to me

would forget their words and they'd choke up, I had to remember their lines just in case I had to step in. As a child, I wasn't thinking. and I was articulate or good or anything of that nature at all. But I remember the next day, it was this guy who he was more of a bully at school, older cat, right? And I'm walking past and he stops me, he said, man, you did amazing yesterday. And I was took in the back because I'm like, this dude, a asshole, he don't never tell me

nothing good. But I remember that my whole life as what I call past positive proof, right, that you have these moments in life that are proof that you're good, that you're great at something. and you hold on to them because they get you to that next moment and in those times of doubt you remind yourself who you are because we can forget who we are we can get out of our mind and a man is his mind right we all talk about what is manhood is mindhood it's your ability to manage yourself or manage yourself

in business is administering your task to get to set obligation and goals can you manage the fears the expectations the worries the doubts can you manage the anxiety the stress the heartbreak the hurt if you can manage that myriad of emotions and to rise of up emotions into the thinking of a God and God says being as is meaning that when you say

you go do something you get it done right so a man is based on his actions his work his ability to exert his energy and his will his force that's when you being a man those other times you're being a boy right when you're trying to depend on the world and you ask in somebody hey give me validation

I got one number one shows and even in a black community I don't be getting awards and things of that nature, but then I find a reason there's something wrong with them, not me, right? So I'm not going to say, oh, well, if I don't get it, it must be something wrong. No, if I don't get it, those organizations are biased to my greatness, right? And this is where you get to steer your ego as well so you can control the narrative that's in your head. Otherwise, it will have you believe in things about yourself that become true. They weren't true when you first started to believe it, but they became true because you lowered yourself. So I believe, yes,

Having courage, I think, is where the shift starts in everybody's life. Find the things you fear and go do them. It's just having that ferocious mindset, bro. That ferocious, hard to kill, I won't die. Okay. So can you guys both give an example? Because we're all saying the same thing. Can you both give an example of which a point in your life when you knew that that's how you needed to be, but that's what that wasn't what your actions showed?

like did you at any point falter and what was that like there's no way around there's this has to be a point because i could there's tons of points in my life where i'm like go for it i felt like man i mean i think i think for me with with business i felt like there's certain things that i could have done more of there's certain certain situations where i my mind or at least where i was that I thought I was a lot further than where I was based on like the rest of my organization, the rest of my businesses where I was so focused on one part of a business that the other part was fucked. It became fucked because I wasn't looking at it the way I should have. And in the long run, it hurt me. I mean, we've had this conversation, I think, in other, in more detail.

But that was a point where I was like, oh, damn, like I wasn't, I wasn't who I thought I was or I wasn't who I wanted to be. And I found myself, obviously in a, you know, I got to dig myself out of this sort of situation. And so I guess I'm kind of asking you guys this really, really just to show perspective, because it's easy for us to sit here and talk all day about like what it takes and who we are, who we are now. But for the listeners and the people, most of these people, I believe are probably going to be at some point a pivot where they're like, okay, I'm at a point where I know I want to be somewhere else or someone else or, you know, see myself as something else greater, but I'm stuck. So to that person, I was just asking your personal

experiences, wherever you felt stuck, really, where you felt like, damn, I need to rework my entire thought process around this in order to actually move forward. I got several times in life that this has happened. I said one of my most recent notable ones was I was mentioned in the group I was in, I was in Dubai, man, and I got a car from the group, and they voted me out to business. The business that I started, right? I'm pissed off, you know what I'm saying?

Like, I'm 3,000 to 5,000 miles away from anything. I can't do anything. And so in that moment, I'm like, all right, how do you respond to this? Because I can get angry. I can try to blow up everything, right? To say, well, if I'm not in it, you're not in it, nobody in it. And so that was a moment where I had to ask myself, who am I? How do I respond to things like this?

Do I just go with anger, where I have no control and they become sabotage? Or do I respond in a way to where I showed them that they needed me? I didn't need them, right? And I decided to go with the latter. I decided to say, you know what, I'm going to let y'all have that. Not 100%. I got my strategy of how I'm going to get my get back. but my energy and my focus should be best doubt with how do I create a competitive situation

right to where I showed that this entire thing was based on my vision and I'm also the executor because I relied on other people's skills and then that's when I was like damn my discernment wasn't as good yeah right where I should have seen these red flags and then I had to decide do I start going down that rabbit hole of blaming myself or I start going down a different whole of like how do I grow from this and instead of a hole it becomes a hill right and at the end of the day I become the king of this but this this relationship that I'm talking about this is a multi multi million dollar relationship so it's not something you just get over this is like stuff where you think about your identity in life because you depending on this thing to work out so in those

moments in life those are the ones that test you the most because you can go down this thought process where it becomes this feedback loop of damn I should have seen this damn this went wrong why they do me like this and then you just get negative negative negative or you can say all right for me every time I go through something I want to figure out what can

I learn that will allow me to handle this the best way so I automatically find books that's my go to because I realize that the person I am is not equipped to handle this situation otherwise I wouldn't have got myself into it yeah right so what I end up doing is I seek

knowledge that is directly associated with the skill set necessary for me to get to the top of the hill, right? Otherwise, I'm going to be stuck repeating this past thoughts and loop. And when you have something new in your mind, then it allows you to think differently. So I start learning, right? And then when I put that to execution, I was able to create a family business that became more successful than a business that I was in. That happened to me multiple times for when I was, I had a case in jail. My older brother was giving me books to read, and it was showing me how to shape myself

and how to help steer my lawyer during the case so that we can beat it. We end up beating it. Each time I get to these juncture points of, do I go down this rabbit hole of fear of failure where things are going to be bad, right? And do I allow that to become my obsession? Or do I allow winning in the next step

and whatever the lesson this was from this to become a story that becomes my legend? So I believe in lessons, a legend. Either you become a lesson or a legend. God will take your story and use it for somebody else and you become a lesson. Or you can take your story and become a legend, right, that other people can reflect off of like, damn, he killed it. He did that right. And I believe the more things you go through, the more valuable you are and how God can use you.

Because you ain't went through shit, you ain't got nothing that you can teach nobody else. So I've had so many stories like that throughout my life where it's just constantly remind you whether it's a multi-million dollar thing, whether it's a woman, whether it's your life on the line, right, whether you've got to face opposition, right? All of those things are just asking yourself, how will you deal with this? And so you go to that mind and saying that things are bad, but they could be worse. That's growth mindset, right? And then I start thinking about what's the best outcome.

so now I'm looking forward versus looking back and in each one of those situations I was able to have a good outcome because of that right and if I don't have a good outcome I know that's only short term and it just may be a harder lesson for me to learn right but eventually this is going to put me back on top so your so your take is more is that I guess it really just comes down to if you stop whatever it is you're trying to whatever you know if it's the relationship or obviously a new girl or a new business, if you stop, then you become the lesson. 100% because you didn't learn from it. Because learning is growth. So the moment you learn from it, you're now more equipped. Like, unfortunately, in our culture, we don't appreciate lessons and losses enough, right? Because the more you lose, but the key is keeping that same optimism and dynamics. When you say our culture, do you mean our culture?

Do you mean, I just want to be clear. I mean black culture. Okay, okay. When I say society, I'm talking about. talking about all this, right? So, but it happens in, I say our coach is because white men, a lot of times know how to respect losses, right? A person will lose an entire billion dollar business, go start another one up. We don't get that many at-bat second chances a lot of times. Let's talk about this. Right. So therefore, in our culture, we have to learn to respect those losses

because now you're actually more qualified after each loss if you can keep the same energy and you can learn from that lesson. So I will be more adapted to, put and invest in somebody who's lost multiple times versus somebody who ain't went through nothing because they don't even know how they're going to handle a loss. So now you get to see how a person handles it, what they learn from it, and what they do afterwards, and now they have a mirrored of experience

that they can utilize to make better decisions going forward. So I think losses need to be respected because there has never been a great man in history of humanity that didn't have great losses. Yeah. Why do you think? it's more difficult in your culture to overcome certain things, just to overcome? I wouldn't say to overcome generally, but from a business sense, I think our perspective

the way we perceive losses. But as a human being, as a man, I can overcome anything, right? But our culture of business is a lot of times we look at it from like a Black Wall Street, right? The government bombed Black Wall Street, right? 1921, right? So we think about something like that like damn if we try to restart something right then they're going to try to stop it we'll think about how the fbi had cointill programs right there's trauma in certain decisions trauma that comes along with it it's not the same if you're a white man you don't have a city in america that they burnt down so sometimes we relate to those things getting back to that victory mindset you have to change the story right because then i could also look at wait a minute

Elijah mohammed had uh uh in today's revenue would be a 500 million dollar empire he had a third great education. So in my mind, that's this narrative. And somebody else's mind, it's a trauma story. So it really depends on a story you tell yourself, but the story, unfortunately, we don't control enough media. So we got slave stories. We got trauma stories and not enough stories of heroism and victory tales. So the narrative in our head that we start with may start from a losing position versus a winning, which puts you in the negative. And then unfortunately, that's reinforced. Propaganda is also movies, right? Here we have a gladiator two. when once again there's a white hero

and a black scumbag they made Dinell's scumbag and listen I looked up that character because they usually use real characters historically in these movies and Denzel's character wasn't a scumbag in real life. Why he has to be a scumbag to us you feel me? So that's reinforced

you mean for us in the media. When we're watching it yeah that's reinforcing us being like like the lower the lower tier, uh, lower on, uh, ethical level. Like, he was a gay dude and he was like a sheister in the movie. You feel me? Yeah. And now, that's just not reality all the time, most of the time, you feel me? So, uh, and then go back to the movie 300. Like, I love that movie, but I know history, right? Yeah. In that movie, Leonidas said, uh, he called the Arcadians boy lovers. I'm like, why'd you do that, right? He called him gay. There's a real story called the 300 of The

which was 150 warriors that were very dominant in battle because they were coupled with their gay lovers, with their boyfriends. So imagine two gay dudes they're stronger than a dude and a woman, right? They're going to fuck shit up.

You ain't going to let nothing happen to your boo. Yeah, that's kind of crazy. It's kind of crazy. I go lie. The movie 300, the guy that is in the gay tribe in real history is calling other people gay. Right.

So that tells me that whoever's writing these, They know what the fuck they're doing. They plan with people. You feel me? And also in that movie, just, just for reference, as a black man, it was the Romans against the Persians, and they made Persians black and Arab. That's not a Persian. Persians are not black.

The Persians, Iran is like the Aryans of the Middle East. They're more white, right? But they wore dark-skinned Persians. Yeah, but not like that. That was a dominant. But you got to go to. You're talking about the guy with all the earrings and shit on? Yeah, I don't know what that thing was.

Xerxes, yeah, yeah. That was, that was some new age. His messenger looked like a sub-Saharan African. But if you go to the Persian, if you go, I went to the museum out in the Louvre in Paris. And all of the depictions are like black Afro-Agiatic Persians. I'm sure. I'm sure there's some. Of their wall.

Like mostly like all of them almost. No, that's not. I'm talking about at the museum. That, yeah. But just in history, like that part of the Middle East is not us, right? but in the movie we're the scumbags again you know what I'm saying yeah so it's like knock it off with this shit well you know history is told by the winners I mean so it's and once again it's propaganda you feel me and look propaganda so who started propaganda so you had hitler

implementing propaganda during war war two right was you think he was the first person that was a thing that was a tactic of his of his uh of his strategies right uh what was the guy gobbels he was the minister of propaganda it was it was the they did dope shit propaganda wise back then to like get their people they had such national unity that the world have not seen you feel me right we have no national zero after that the people who were the recipients of the their most horrific atrocities were the jews right they picked up on that propaganda shit and went crazy with it for real they run the propaganda machine here and in the world yeah i mean movies uh entertainment news, all of this stuff, who runs it?

You feel what I mean? And people would be like, oh, that's anti-Semitic. Like, stop. No, it's not. Anti-Semitic. A lot of y'all that's claiming that are not even Semitic people, right? A person that converts to Judaism is not a Semitic person. Semitic people are people that live parts of sub-Sahara, Africa, Middle East, East Asia, and the Horn of Africa.

Okay? not europeans are not semitic people right it's just like an australian is not a semitic or an american you feel me yeah so it's like stop saying that word for one and you're saying that people hate jews because they're pointing out certain obvious things that doesn't mean that we hate you knock it off stop being weird yeah you know it's a it's a definitely a big big speaking point it's a big thing nowadays it's just you you're making the word not important anymore by just putting it on everybody i don't even like when black people would be like everything is racist like you just be an asshole like there was a girl since i'm i'm moving to dubai somebody brought up well

look what they did to the black girl who got arrested with the rental car thing i went and read the story i'm like stop yeah nothing to do with her being black yeah she got a car accident and went to the rental car people and yelling at them all like you know going crazy yeah that country don't play that kind of shit. You know what I'm saying? So it don't matter what you are. Period. But nobody. Yeah, nobody acts like that. I'm embarrassed to read the shit. I'm like, what the fuck? Knock it off. It ain't nothing to do with you being black. Damn everybody over there black. Stop it. You know what I'm saying? So, but anyway, when you are always saying this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, anti-Semitic, anti-Semitic, it does, it, it takes

the seriousness away from a real anti-Semitic situation. Yeah. You know? So same thing with the racist shit. Like, it's like, it's, I feel like it's overused in a lot of and to almost like diminish actual racism. But here's the thing that, here's the thing that's overused. Like reverse racism. Here's the thing. The reverse racism is the bigger conversation. Here's the thing.

Here's the thing that's like, I don't like what people will be doing. So. No, let's talk about it. People will say like, victim mentality. Like if a black person talk about when, when our ancestors were under the condition of slavery, oh, victim mentality, stop. Historian. It's not victim mentality.

I'm not a victim, right? and you're not going to shame people who have been through, who have been victimized to not talk about it because that's what people are trying to do. Yeah.

Right? And not you, but it's usually white men, right? It's like, that was so long ago. Like, it wasn't a long ago. That's the case. Nobody should have Confederate flags.

I don't even care about that shit, but it wasn't that long ago, right? There's people living now that will probably the kids of indentured servants. That was like legalized slavery. You know what I mean? So the shit wasn't that long ago.

I was on a podcast in Florida with Adam from Valuetainment, and we had a little debate about reparations. Yeah. And it was interesting, and shout out to Adam, that's my army. But he was very hesitant and conceding that, yeah, black people should get reparations. I'm like, but your people get reparations, Jewish people, right? And America has done nothing to y'all. You know, that was Germany, you feel me?

And the rest of Europe, because that wasn't just Germany. all of Europe was like get the fuck out of here you feel me yeah so we came to help we came out and we're still helping Israel to the highest degree right we fucked up japan fixed them up we fucked up Iraq where we're there fixing them everywhere even the natives they kind of wiped out there's still there's still benefits there's still some form of reparations for the natives here nothing for us we've done up we just get over it we've been human traffic right kidnapped Like, just the worst thing that you can imagine if we really spell it out, right? And then forced to work, not for a year, not for four years, not for 20 years,

400, four centuries. Forget about it. Yeah, it's a long time ago. Yeah. You always talking about it. Yes. Run me my back, baby. And don't tell me what to do with it.

And don't ask me, where do we get the money from? I don't give a fuck. The same bank you got the Ukraine money from, motherfuckerfucking. Print that shit on thin air, bro. Fuck, it's crazy. And then people like, my tax dollars, shut the fuck up.

You don't even pay taxes. Knock it off. People will be talking so much shit. They'll say everything, but like, yeah, that's real. Y'all should get your back.

It's so hard for people to say that, which is fascinating. And you call yourself, my friend, my homie? What fear is that? What is the fear of black people getting reparations?

What do you think about that? It's America's original sin. I mean, You can't say, well, they had slavery everywhere. We don't care about slavery. No, but it wasn't this. And it wasn't chattel slavery. Chattel slavery is different.

It's what slavery? Chattal slavery. Where you were treated like dogs. You were treated like cattle. You're branded. That was a unique form of slavery in America. Correct. So it was completely destroy a human being to not even see themselves as a human being.

100%. Indentured slave server tool, you could pay off a debt. To add on to that, that mentality was taught to the world. through Darwinism because they had their little hierarchy of humans or whatever bullshit they did so much propaganda to teach to justify them treating us like that

because any decent person I don't give a fuck what you are you're going to be like, what are you doing? I mean, shit, Hitler learned from America. Yeah, the look, see, all right, let's talk about Hitler. This is crazy. It's crazy, you know.

Because look, I grew up in the nation of Islam as well, the nation of gods and earths, Brooklyn, New York, were culture. We learned history, right? And they were like, Hitler wasn't your enemy. He didn't hate black people. He hated Jews. We would talk to this.

He hated Jews in his country and homosexuals in his country. He didn't have a campaign against gays everywhere or Jews everywhere. He hated Jews in his country for whatever reasons they had, right? I don't know. I wasn't there. You feel me? Yeah. It's weird that nobody asked why, right?

Right. Even AI is so biased. He'd be like, why? He's like, because of anti-Semitism. What? Yeah. He hated him because of anti-Semitism? But anyway, he hated them.

You know who hated everybody? People like Winston Churchill, who's a hero. Winston Churchill hated people that he never interacted with, like Indians in America. It's like, bro, you're not even here. Hitler didn't have that. And then Hitler, he implemented a form of castration in this country that he learned from America. From the our eugenics program. Correct.

That they was doing on us, into natives. You feel me? America has, like he said, has sins that needs to be atoned. That's why I'm getting up out of here. Listen, if you're sitting under a tree, you're an innocent man. And lightning strikes that tree. You're going to die. You feel me?

And we're carrying on with these great sins that America has articulated with no recourse. America, look, years ago, there was a senator, David Rangel. he was ahead of the black caucus he was like all right y'all ain't going to give us reparations can we get a formal apology no fuck out of here no america wouldn't do a formal apology to our africans in america from africa through the slave trade a formal apology one thing my first time going to germany you know what i learned about them they teach and they acknowledge their porch their wrongs in war war two in the holocaust and they feel bad about it i'm not like really we can't you can't even had a conversation in America about slavery it's like

what are you talking about in so long ago get over it you know what I guess but then you can't even even just there's the slavery and then there's everything that happened after also we can't even we can't even talk about slavery to talk about all of that shit we didn't even get we didn't go to the last 100 years the slavery that's yeah it's a lot it's a lot but what we're dealing with in current America is not directly like our mentality in the last things that we're trying to get over based on epigenetics, that's what we're dealing with from slavery, that post-traumatic slave syndrome, that trauma that exists in the DNA. But the construction of America, we're talking about things that all happened after slavery.

Black Wall Street was after slave, right? The FBI special program that was created to task and infiltrate black groups was created to stop the rise of a so-called black Messiah, right? Like, even when they found groups that had no violent connections whatsoever, they were still infiltrate and engaged tactics to dismantle these groups because they believe that the greatest threat was a unified structure of culture for black people, right? Now, think about that. And if there was any other group that this has happened to in American history, right?

And they found themselves in statistical bottoms financially, economically, or whatever. You'd be like, oh, I get why. Why, right? But people don't want you to look at the history is because then they want to make excuses to say, well, I'm ahead because I'm superior. And you're ahead because you're inferior. You're not a baron.

Right. Yeah. But there was a time of baking rebellion where black and whites were grouping against the government, right? Because they was looking at how the living conditions of Americans, right? When was this? This was in, let me pull this up if you can.

Yeah, pull up the bacon rebellion, right? Yeah. But what the at least did is they gave certain rights to whites, right? And they said, well, if we go give you these rights, right? And basically essentially start to create this middle class, then you can no longer be in rebellion with the blacks. And it was like, well, hey, listen, it was nice fighting with you. But we're going to take these white rights over here. one of the most confusing yet intriguing real quick real quick james town the first colony in america slave colony king james that's his shit problematic not christian at all but carry on it says the bacon rebellion was probably one of the most confusing yet intriguing chapters in the james town history for many years historians considered the virginia rebellions in 1676 to be the first stirring of revolutionary sediment of America. So what do you know about this?

Because I don't know shit about this. Well, at the sentiment at the time, it was blacks and whites going against the government, right? But what they had to do was divide the people, right? So they couldn't make it to where, so you got to understand, like, there's a lot of different histories in America, right? There's a lot of different towns that was destroyed.

There were black affluent towns in America, but almost each and every time it was destroyed by the government or outside town folk. It was in, what's it, North Carolina, where they had the, they had a campaign where they had the fear of a black rule, right? That was their idea. It was spread by white hypergandis, and they were afraid that if black people left to

their own economic and political sovereignty, then they would continue to grow. And they were just jealous. They was like, how is these people thriving and living? And so then they would utilize their newspapers and their media to sow discreet. course, between blacks and a lot of low economic whites, right, because at the time they were illiterate, right? There was a time where blacks in America had a higher literacy rate because we super value education any time we get our whole hands on a book because it was illegal for us. So when we had those opportunities, then that's when we started to advance, left to our own

vices, right? We would just grow. So you're talking about Black Wall Street, that's Greenwood, right, where the dollar would circulate, right, consistently because there was a town. that was built up. And then that one fell because they said it was a 19 year old boy coming out the elevator. They said that a white girl streamed. Right. And that was the spark that it was a class between black folks in the town and white folks in a town because he knew they was going to try to hang them. A mob came up. And at the time, we had our own mobs. We had our own police forces and things of that nature. That clash ended up turning to where they dropped bombs on in American city. You know what I mean? utilizing the government. And so that wasn't the only time that had happened. And it happened several

times throughout history, black history, specifically when you look at black towns. So, but when you look at times where there was rebellions in America to where there was blacks and whites fighting on the same side, because politically they would look at America saying that, wait a minute, the reason we're not living a higher life is because the government is suppressing us. They didn't look at it as, oh, it's black people that are keeping us down. That was created as, as a way is divided so that the people never are united and look at the government as the issue. The whole point of having the right to bear arms

to be in a well-regulated militias to protect yourself against the tyrannical government, not the people around you. Today they got you looking at whether he's Muslim, he's black, or whether he's Jewish, whether he's white, or whether he's black or whatever it may be. That's just to keep the people focus on each other

so they never have a rebellion against the government, right? And so that's why anytime you see, see these things perpetuated in the people that control media, if you control media and you start division against the people, it's only so they're not paying attention to you, right? So the best thing in America will happen, the American Revolution, what means that Americans decide that we want a greater quality of life. We don't want overtaxation. We don't want more inflation. All of us. Right. Yeah. Now speaking that, all of us, we don't want overregulation.

We don't want to lose our privacy. We don't want the government to have these loose rules with the FDA to where they can put all of these different artificial ingredients within our food. We don't want propaganda and minister. We don't want siops from the CIA. We don't want the military campaigns and media. We don't want all of these unnecessary wars to constantly cause disharmony and make the people of the world hate Americans. Like, we don't want these things.

That would be something that as a Christian family would say, of course, why would we want that? Right. We want to love our brother. We're Christian. A Muslim family say, of course, that's what we want. Yes. Somebody follows a tour. be like yeah the spiritual people it's like namaste you know what I'm talking about like

everybody should be in the grins with that but let me keep these fools divided in silos where they think their problem is each other and not a and then it be buzzwords right so they remember when they was like defund the police right and everybody's like what do you mean nobody said well what does that mean no one was like what's let's critically look at that right there's no real discussions about what that actually meant you feel what I'm saying and the police departments are very problematic. Can you pull up a slave patrol badge? They used to be a time when there was no police, right?

You see, though, how the overarching thing, the government controlling the elites, whatever you want to call it, right? This wasn't just towards black people. But it's because of what you just said. No one knew what that meant. No one talks. Propaganda.

Obviously, at the same time, you don't want to just have no policemen and not pay them money and it's like but just the blanket terms but does any rational person think that that's what that meant this this is i i don't believe rational people believe that i believe there's a whole group of people who just hear it and go that's what that i heard a lot of smart rational people at that time acting like that that's what it meant on podcast and everything well maybe maybe that there's right in a wave but so it's okay so this is a whole other conversation though then we're just we're we're we're we just start talking about how people just they'll latch on to anything that can give them some sort of traction to create

monetization for themselves and it's easy to ride a feel good wave that everybody is right rocking with yeah create a community oh now we're cool over here defund the police so it's weird because like there is that overarching like yo let's let's divide and conquer but then there's everyone on the other the middle level that's like oh i could also use this i could leverage this for my own sort of self I don't even know if it's that particular, right? I think it's still just a herd mentality that people kind of naturally gravitate to, you know, just riding, like, defund the police. Like, nobody wanted to have a critical conversation about that.

They were just saying, you see what they were trying to do? Well, I think the, the, the, the, I hate these terms, the left, the right, whatever. I get it. I didn't understand that first angle. I wasn't in politics, but now I get the ideas of like. And they say. Like in our communities, like the Democrats, the leftist radical Democrats, there was an article that was put out against me, Joe Button, and Stephen A. Smith and was saying that I love

Stephen A. Smith, by the way. That guy's amazing. So it was at MSNBC. And it was written what I believe by this leftist Democratic think tank essentially saying that black influence is the most dangerous because we spread a radical white ring ideas, right? And, and, and, And instead of them coming to us and saying that, and I reached out to the lady because I got him at this point now, if somebody write an article about me, I'm blasting about.

You know what I mean? Because we need to go back and forth. Don't take it that far. No, no, no. We're wild. You're wild. And they'll be like, we knew it. We knew it the whole time.

You philosophically believe in Carl. Philosophically. But the idea was, is that we never talk about the radical leftists enough, right? They are radical. They do push the effeminization agenda, right? They do have their own tax. that they utilized.

You can see the radical right because they're loud and they're obvious. You know what I'm saying? But for our community and I'm talking about the black. Yes, sir. Thank you.

Thank you. Thank you. No, I appreciate it. It's the Democrats that we are the majority vote for. So we usually talk to them. We usually put the onus on them, right? Because historically, right,

we went with the Democrats. Now, if you go back in a day, all of the leaders back in the day were Republicans. Republicans. But these were two different parties as far as their shifts are concerned. So now we at this point in time where the people have to decide, are you happy with the government, right?

The way that the government is being ran. Now, Donald Trump has put in so much optimism towards the ruling class and the elites and the government that people believe that America about to be great again, right? Now, whether that happens is to be seen. Now, what we do know is that the ruling class is trying to figure out how do they keep making as much money as possible. So that's a given. When you see the rolling our robots, that's not to help the people, right?

When you see them rolling out AI is not to help the people. It's to suppress wages. When they roll out immigration, it's because they need to patent the numbers, right? If you was to bring in Canada or Mexico, all you did was just bring in a bunch of immigrants, right? It's the same thing. But because the numbers are dwindling in America and you have a baby bust where we're not as enough of a fertile nation, right?

So therefore, you need human capital to work because there's so many jobs that can't be worked and we ain't going to be able to roll out robots in automation fast enough. And America's trying to figure out how does it maintain its superiority and then you got China

and you got India, right? They, you know, India ain't having no problems with having babies. I'm not sure about Asia. There's a lot of issues that's going on in different places. Africa is the youngest continent.

they average age is somewhere around 19 you know what I mean so they have a lot of babies plenty of babies in the sun out there they enjoy like robust

robust fertility Nigeria is in South Africa I was looking at the stats like they are like one of the number one and number two countries in cryptocurrency

right and even understanding to the point where like the average Nigerian like 35 to 55 has a crypto wallet which is

vastly different across the US and across different countries right but back to that point that if we're looking at the ruling class, the people always have to say, okay, is the future of America going so that the people benefit or is the future of America so that the

ruling class elites benefit? Because even if we're talking to the young men out there, they would have to then figure out a way to exchange their workforce and their gifts and their skill set to buy assets. But assets cost too much. Buying a house keeps going up, cars keep going up. So the reason American Dream died is not just ideologically, it's that people can't afford it. Yeah. Right? So that's when the young man is like,

what the hell I'm going to go work until I'm 30, get a job, try to figure out 60, 75 retirement. That don't exist. Your new plan has to be built off your skills, your gifts. You should be a part of a community to where you can have access

to these things without needing direct ownership because you still want to be able to travel, you still want to be able to move, but you don't want your whole entire world ran by elite corporations and oligarchies. I don't see how patriotism in America has a lot of America to be completely ran by special interest groups and corporations.

And you look at each other and think that a celebrity is your issue, a ditty is your problem, a Beyonce going in country is your issue, or a black and white racism issue. No, you are afraid to face the real issue. And that's that the ruling class and the corporations and a special interest group has taken over your country. And instead of you looking outward towards them, you're looking at a each other as the enemy because you don't want that real rebellion, right? So that's what we face with in America.

Americans are being cowards when it comes to taking back their country, right? The Constitution, those who written the Constitution, if you go read the Constitution and you read what the founders have written about it, America has went completely away from the Constitution. Now, there's somebody that can say, well, it was written in the 1700s, and we've now live in a globalist world. So a lot of those things may be outdated because they couldn't imagine the world that we live in today. And there's truth to that.

Like even this idea of one president ruling the world doesn't work. That's why you have to have this body of people that can rule. Because in order for you to handle the complex reality that we live in today, there has to be changed. But who decides that change? But see, they accounted for that. And this is one thing I do like about the Constitution. But I do think that America is just too big, too many people, right? Any, if you look at any system around the world, people can say, because here we think that democracy is the best, right?

Capitalism. I'm sorry, communism is horrible. Socialism is horrible. We just don't live in those. Actually, this is a socialist country. This is a democratic slash socialist country. Everything has a mixture, right? But anyway, countries that have the happiest people, and that's how I'm engaging in this metric, are small countries. Like Denmark or something? Yeah, Denmark, Sweden. It has nothing to do with Democratic or communist or none of that shit. None of that shit matters. So we have a huge country and the bigger things is, it gets problematic. But here's the good thing. This is when, like, you know, during an election cycle, a presidential, the federal election cycle, people lose their fucking minds.

Yeah, every year. They stop being friends, you know, and here's why they should not. it i don't give a fault what you say the whoever is the president has very little to do with your life very little impact to do with each person's life right the way that the government was set up was you have 50 sovereign entities right which have 50 governments within those states there's counties that are sovereign and have their own governments within those counties there's cities that have their own governments right the people are so padded from the Fed, right? That's why they're like, oh, marijuana is illegal federally, but not over here,

it's goofy. So knock it off. Where you live at is what matters. What's important to you is your local politics, not the fucking president. You feel me? So people are so, they're so married to a team and they don't do any research, Democrat, Republican. I wish black people wasn't so tethered to the Democratic Party or any party, no people, because here's the thing. Republican, party uh the people of the republican party they manipulate white people people like the democrat party manipulate black people you know me this is what they do to y'all to not all y'all but so there was a point where what what he said was true when you say y'all what you're talking white people there we go i like i just a quote republican party used to be called the the the party of the nigger

of the negro you know what i'm saying the democratic party you could pull this up you fact check the Democrat Party used to be called the Party of the White Man, right? What? Yes. Yeah, that's true. Party of the white man. They were racist too.

Anyway, let me explain how this shit broke down. So... Man, they didn't give a fuck back then, huh? They didn't give a fuck! So, Pee, so, so, all right, we can all, objectively speaking, treating people bad is bad. Nobody likes that shit.

And it isn't... And I'm gonna just say this. White people wasn't cool with that. It was the white people that can afford slavery was cool with it. you know what i'm saying yeah can they had it so but there were black people who had slaves too which is kind of fucked up and hate and shit like that but anyway let's talk about here so it got to a point to where the democrat party had to start abandoning some of their

overtly racist ideologies all right you can look this up this is a show which which which party was the clue clerk's claim they're democrats go back there's one oh there go no no go back i see him one one link it says the inconvenient truth about the democratic party click on that I'm sure that's, yeah. Yeah, middle. What do you think of racial equality and civil rights? Which party comes to mind? The Republicans or the Democrats?

Most people think of... Since 1829, Democratic Party has fought against every major civil rights initiative and has a long history of discrimination. Democratic Party defended slavery, started the Civil War, opposed reconstruction, founded the Ku Klux Klan, imposed segregation, so on and so forth. How do they switch up so heavy on you guys? I'm going to tell you how. It's so crazy. Because, look, as time goes on, people start seeing things more. come a little bit smarter. So the segregation thing, they were like, hey, this overtly racist shit

is not working. So we have to switch it up. So they left that rhetoric alone, right? So the Republican party, everybody's trying to find like how, like, what are we going to like do? The Republican party noticed that. So they, the Democratic Party had a group, a big group of people that was like, I don't know what to do. The racist and the overtly religious, right? So, The Republican Party at that point, they said, ooh, we're going to pick up this abortion shit. Because nobody gave a fuck about abortion back then until around Nixon time, right? And they, in the races, nobody had them. That's a big group of voters, right?

So Nixon implemented like dog whistle type shit. Well, Nixon was an overt racist. Fuck him, right? So was Ronald Reagan. So, but they would do, they had a strategy to get the racist to vote for them by saying, little buzzword shit, you know what I'm saying? Letting them know that, yo, I'm here for you, right? Now, all the way down to Trump.

So that's why black people always look at the Republican Party is racist because there's racial undertones. It is not overt, but it's there, right? But that's a strategy that you have to employ to win that side. It is what it is. Right. So the Democrats do the same thing. They come at us like they're our friends and they're not, right?

Fucking Joe Biden, he's on the breakfast. club saying you don't vote for me you ain't black if you don't smack fire out this old man that was crazy that was crazy he was also i also seen him on like old c-sman clip saying like crazy he was a racist yeah there was a crazy shit his his mentor died a few years ago he was a this guy was a grand wizard of the clue club playing you could you could fact check that shit too right he was a a high-ranking clue class clan official so how do you think that the how do you think that party though got like because i'll tell you what i know historically is like black people voted Democrat.

I'll tell you. Politics is bullshit. That's why. So they don't give a fuck. They're going to go, hey, I love y'all. Come on, what's up?

I'm here for y'all. I'm going on your black shows. Bill Clinton going on the Arsenio Hall show, playing a saxophone. He didn't give a fuck about us. But it was also civil rights. So it's when the Democrats started picking up civil right legislation, right?

And the Republicans wasn't for it. Right? So we started leaning towards them because they was more in favor of civil rights and things of that nature. Like, you got to go back when John F. Kennedy was killed and then after that you get the voting, what was it, the Voting Rights Act after him, right?

But at the time, I believe the Republicans didn't want to sign it, right? At first they was, I got to remember what the history was, but it was the civil rights thing that got black people to move favorably towards Democrats. And there was a shift that happened. And then they said, well, this is in our interest. the only difference is that our values are still more aligned with Republican because it's more

conservative. But they started pushing more progressive order in the Democratic Party, right? So therefore, we started shifting over to the blue, right? And then every since then, they had us, whether they was doing good or bad force. Now, civil rights leaders are interested in our community, right, because it is a very strong history. But we had different leaders before civil rights leaders. We had more radical leaders that were more aligned with Republican ideology in the sense that it was due for self, right? It was get it on your own merit, right? Even though the nation of Islam has never been political organization, but it is steeped in conservative values, families. Which leaders for those are you referring to?

Elijah Mohammed. You're talking about Malcolm X, Mr. Farr Khan, right? That whole lineage. But, you know, they had their own economy within an economy. It was about creating our own jobs. You go to market Garvey, he was talking about do-for-self and creating our own economies. It was not about welfare dependency whatsoever in government intervention, right? That shift happened sometime after World War II, right, where those radical leaders, after Japan had lost and they dropped the bomb on Hiroshima, a lot of the sentiment following a lot of those radical movements at this time, black movements because they had connections with the Japanese because they believe the Japanese is going to help them in white supremacy,

right? You got to think about when you talk about America, that's why it's hard for somebody that is black and conscious to glorify America because you got to be talking about what time period because you may be able to say this while you're living today, but if I go drop your ass off in the 1950s, you don't have none of those rights. I drop you in the 1960s. You can't say what you want to. Even in 1980s.

You would have to be a part of a pan-African or a black movement at that time, right, to where you were a part of something that gave you something. safety in those numbers, right? But we will focus on economics, kind of like how we are today. We're focused back on how we can do for self. And every time the Democrats have promised to something, they lied.

Yeah. Right? And this has been a bad relationship with them where it's like, no matter what, they always lie to us. And now we at this point in time where people have woken up to it because the spirit of where we are now

is like, all right, do we go another four years? And now it's like, bro, we allowed them to lie all the way up to 2025. Like, now we got quantum computers and AIs or robotics and quantum machines and the world has changed. So it's like, God damn, by the time you realize it was too late, but you realize

also it was, I believe, this government coalition of wanting that type of leadership to lead black America. The civil rights leadership is not the type of leadership with black people create their own economy and they circulate, they dollar within. No, that's not that leadership. The leadership we had before was

we're going to circulate and build our own communities. We're not waiting to go to their schools. We built our own schools, right? We're not waiting to ride on their bus. We have our own buses. So instead of we had a boycott to where they didn't ride buses for months and months and months and it lasted a very long time, but the whole time we actually had our own bus line. So instead of focusing on Rosa Parks not sitting on the back of their bus where she should have had a right to sit wherever she want to, we could have also focus on how do we have our own bus line, right? Because we have more wealth before segregation, right, or desegregation, right, than we have now. So now we are the children of this great

experiment that if we get civil rights, then somehow we have equality. But we didn't get silver rights. We didn't get equity. Say that last part one more time. You said that the black community had more wealth. Before segregation, before desegregation. Yeah. Before it was legally desegregated. We were still segregated. Yeah. Don't get a twisted. So, okay. But we had our own land, our own schools, we had to buy, we spent money with each other. We circulated within each other. Right. So maybe this is like, maybe I'm like shooting off. But then so then when we talked about the reparation thing, then. Oh no, they still owe the reparation at that time. You still need that. Okay. I'm just, that's a, that's a debt that has not been paid. There's different

type of reparations too. There's post like, I'm not trying to argue against it. I'm just like, no, no, no. California study. But no, no, no, it was never there. No, listen to what he said. They promised reparations and never gave it. He said, what he said was this, we black people as a collective was doing better because we spent money amongst each other. We built our own businesses, so on and so forth.

We weren't given anything. Right. Right. We were in our own community thriving. When that got broken up, shit. How did that happen? To your, to your knowledge. The how old got broken up.

The, first of all, what he mentioned, things. like that happened a lot, the bombing of Black Wall Street. Lynch mobs going into black communities. There's laws. There's vagrancy laws. That kind of still exists now. I remember as a teenager, being in a mall with

the homies, and they're like, it's too many of y'all together. It can't be four people together. They don't say black, but it's like that. But that's a vagrancy law that you had post-slavery. That was a whole black coat. My great great-grandfather, he held Third Good Marshall and my great

aunt, who was the second attorney in the state of Missouri, right? She was the first black woman on a counselor in NAACP, right? Which was started by white Jews and some blacks. Before they had a black woman on there. NWACP has nothing to do with black people for the record. People think that's a black thing. It's a Jewish thing. Yeah, I read about that.

It's not for us. So my grandfather, who was in real estate, right, at the time, he was selling houses to blacks, but in certain neighborhoods in St. Louis, they had racist covenants to where that they wouldn't have tried to honor the same. sell that if it was a black person moving into that neighborhood. So what he did was he took that to the Supreme Court. He financed that case, right, and they won, which allowed them to then be able to buy wherever they want to. But also when you go into times like that, you got to go into redlining where they specifically created highways and they created the hoods of America,

right? And they created a middle class at a time, but black people didn't get anything, right? So like that middle class generation the suburbs was constructed right it wasn't that they worked better and they knew how to save money better that's not it right white wealth in america was given to them right it's not the same while ours was being stolen there's generations of land ownership that we had millions of acres right that was stolen by the courts and sometimes just stolen by whites who would just come on that land and kill them and take the land right then you go into the crack era that was given to blacks by the CIA, immediately, right? They just talked about in Florida how the goddamn cops had a, they had their own crack

that they was given to people. Listen, listen, listen, this is important. This is important. We got so much history. Crack. Crack, what's crack cocaine? Yeah, okay, crack is cheap cocaine. It's watered down cocaine.

Right. It's cocaine for people who can't afford. It's cocaine for people who can't afford cocaine, all right? It's pressed and stepped on. on coke stretched out to where you have rocks to make it affordable for people in the hood okay we didn't come up with this we didn't come up with the science of how to crystallize it and rock it up and freebase it right that wasn't our thing okay so that was put in that's not even a secret no more you have the uh the information act or whatever talking about that particular conspiracy

which is not a conspiracy CI pushing that into urban big urban communities right and we We were aware of it at that time, but they denied it. So, Pete, so if Ronald over here in this nice suburban area get caught with an A ball of cocaine, he gets a slap on a wrist, some rehab on about your day. But Jerome over here in the hood, a nickel rock, a $5 rock, a dime rock that he's trying to base and get high, he's getting 25 years. Yeah. Are you fucking kidding me? He got pure cocaine. you need that to make this

he's doing 25 years it devastated the black families the 80s was the worst period time of us yes and then that's when Reagan created the war on drugs Reagan and Clinton together 100% damn 100% if the laws

if you say you got a war on drugs I can't we all just get along that well we have to have these conversations but I want to know because you can't ignore history you got a you got a question of you got a question You got to first, I'm going to let you say you have to acknowledge history, then you have to move forward. But a lot of us want to say forget history, let's move forward.

Don't work like that because we're not acknowledging why we're not in an equal place. Look at this. We are, we represent large percentages of things with not a lot of us being here in America, right? Prison, right? So on and so forth. But we also represent a big percentage of things for good things as well, right? Yeah. We excel at things.

right so we have to get out of our own way and reprogram a lot of our young people like nah you're fucking smart as shit right i remember and shout out to jordan peterson i really like his content but one period he was doing some weird content with sam harrison they kept talking about race and iq i'm like oh here we go right and yeah yeah blacks are the lowest they kept saying that i'm like my boy my nigger because y'all could call them niggas i said my niggas i said my nigger We don't even take IQ tests. What are you talking about? I don't know nobody's taking an IQ test.

I don't even know what the reason for taking one is, right? So I started doing research on IQ tests. I was seeing who had the highest IQ. At the time, it was some white dude, right? He's a loser. I'm like, well, what good is that, for one? Let me take it. I took it.

Score the 121, right? I took it again in this year, 128. Like, this is not it. You know what I'm saying? Right. And lo and behold, I was doing research on intelligence. There's nine forms of recognize intelligence. right that kind of scholarly intelligence is not that even that important right kinesthetic

intelligence is more important than that right spatial awareness physical prowess right there's so many different types of intelligence that are not talked about because the and you know the people who come up with these things these these IQ tests these Nobel pride all of that shit they would never excel in all of the other forms of intelligence that matters more let's let's take Muhammad Ali, for instance, for all intents of purposes, he was considered illiterate. Does that man seem ignorant at all? He's an intelligent monk. You put a camera on him, he just boom.

Intellect, right? But he's able to articulate his body in a way that's poetic. Right. And that can hurt people and entertain people. That's genius, right? But these types of geniuses are not talked about because of the propaganda. So that's why it's important for. like people like myself and Keyes,

we talk about these things in our communities and let y'all know, bro, you are genius. And IQ tests are completely biased. It's just not. I know shit about IQs. I've never even taken away. It's actually dope. It's fun.

What is this for? What you're saying is it's testing. It's testing one type of intelligence. A certain type of intelligence. And so can you Google how many types? Because I've actually never heard that. Oh, yes. I've never heard that.

I wrote a blog on it. Kinesstatic, creative. Right, there's a lot of them. Put Mike Rashid, put nine types, Mike Rashshare. I put them all in a list. Here, put my name up there. Come on, come on. There you go.

We're going to use you as a source. Trust me, bro. Yeah. I love it. God damn. Somebody else wrote this shit. Trust me, bro. Mike Rashid, nine forms of intelligence.

R-A. S-H-D. Yeah. Nine forms of intelligence. Nine types. Look at that. That's Mike fucking. Dude, I knew Mike then.

How old were you here? That picture? Yeah. All right, 2014. Fuck. That's what, 10, 11 years ago. Still Jack, dude. Still Jack. All right, let me see him.

24. Oh, so stop right here. So these are, there's like this, you can just write this. Musical, rhythmic, visual, spatial, verbal linguistic, logical, mathematical, bodily kinesthetic, interpersonal, intrapersonal, naturalistic, and exitence. I think I'm good at those six and seven. Yeah, and you're good at five. Yeah, BMI, yeah.

You go to three You have a podcast Oh yes You know what I'm shy Okay Very shy Yeah Existential

That's like what we Is the kind of shit That we be talking about sometimes You know what I'm saying It's existence Consciousness Things of that nature So obviously

Traditional IQ test They don't test for this kind of shit It's only four Number four and three Logical math math I'm terrible It's three and four No it's two three and four

Which is funny because I suck at two Those other ones right now are a lot more Necessary for the world that we live in Always that's survive You can't survive without these other ones You can't survive without interpersonal intelligence Knowing how to deal with other people But I guess that goes with

Well I'm not going to say That's intro I'm not going to say well why do we not talk about this stuff more I feel like I already know the answer Right It's Well you got the standard IQ tests and even all the psychological models were made specifically around white men yeah because we

wasn't involved in the models they put themselves at the center of it so if they're going to describe a situation in which a young white male or a white man would be in to where they can decide whether he's intelligent enough it's not going to be created in a language to where those same social factors right or language is even used in an environment that another child comes from so he's not going to understand that so he might fail that but if you put it in his language that he might interpret that in the right way, and then he can understand him, like, okay, I get what this is. But do you think it's on purpose to out? Or is it just because that's right? Let me explain. Let me explain. It was a very intentional thing at one point. Now, I'm going to say like Darwin times and moving forward, but then, look, white people would lie to as well, right? White people would talk that black people were animals.

Well, yeah. You feel me? So if you grow up thinking that, think about an innocent child, an innocent white child. He doesn't know. Oh, no, no. Stay where those are, you go to a zoo. They were having black people in zoos and shit. You know what I'm saying?

Look at them. Look at them. Look at her, right? So you grow up thinking like, they're not like you. You grow up thinking like they're subhuman, right? Yeah. So, yeah, then people start that. Look, I did a thought experiment on Open AI on Chat GPT.

And at the root, I'm like, yo, are you? you buy, I'm paraphrasing, it was a lot deeper, but are you biased to, uh, white, uh, what was it, Eurocentric, uh, perspectives? Yes, because of my programmers. Pull up the bill. I'm programmed by these people. So yes, it was saying, I, it wasn't me, but my programmers are biased. Right. Naturally. You know what I'm saying? That's what I was saying. Like, people created a test. Yeah. Well, yeah, because he, he got right to it because they believe that they were superior based on like genetic differences so they were trying to validate a lot of these different things right even if you go through just this idea that intelligence or innovation came from

lighter species you know what started this whole entire idea that the white man is superior but you got to remember that a lot of those psychologists and philosophers and figures were deeply white supremacist else well bell curve is it is it is it's got to be fair to talk about the fact that like also don't other cultures like for example asian cultures they at least one one thing i know is like they don't want to be darker in their own culture it's not about black and white i don't know they like why asian ladies will wear things because they don't like that the peasants were the people who like were in the rice fields there's colorism almost in all places that that's partly also due to colonialism and white supremacy as well well i'm talking about within their own

literally like over in china no like in china there you have a lot of but that doesn't have to do with white supremacy in China. No, they're just, they're white, their skin is white, like technically. I guess when we're talking about the terms, though, like when you say white supremacy, people think of it in here in America. Well, it's not, white supremacy is not a American thing only. Like if you go in Africa, they had apartheid, you know what I'm saying? Like it's a, it's a global idea, right, that people started to believe or it was spread

as a global idea, right, about this idea that whites are superior. And that white skin is superior. Okay, there we go. Right. And so even you go to Mexico, you go to look at the leaders. They're very light skin. Where are the dark skin people? Right?

You go to Brazil, very dark-skinned country, light-skinned leaders. It's all black. This is done on purpose, right? There's a lot of self-hate almost everywhere you go. And then they do, they have this thing called the census, right? And this is why it's weird that they call black people minorities who were not by far, right? They just change what you're called in different places. You feel me?

All of South America, most, the majority of South America are what you will, anybody in America would be like, that's a black dude or that's a black shit. You feel me? Yeah. It's called different things. But we're not there. We live in our bubble here and we just, we'll read the shit. Look, right here, they just, you know, race changes often.

The most recent change is the silly, that's why people's like, all right, this is stupid. They just changed northern Africans. in America to be Caucasian. So, so 2020, 2020 census, you can pull that shit up. They just changed their category to be Caucasian. Oh, leave that, no, no, no, no, go back to this bell curve. The bell curve, right, was that they was trying to say that human intelligence is genetic. Now, if you look at the bottom, where does it say this is funded by?

White supremacist organization pioneer. Right. Now, I don't know what you was about to pull up, but if you look at the hermitic prophecies, right? They was trying to say that life started off in Asia and like in Europe and then ventured in other places, right? And that particular belief is what set off white supremacy, right? But then it was later found to be false. But the damage had already been done, right? So they spread these philosophies across the land, right?

That you're inferior. And then the damage is already done to these people, especially if you go to everybody watching America and they see white man and Superman. white man on top, things of that nature. We got to remember, we're a very influential country, right? And so our media then spreads across the world. But then how does the media portray the black man in this country? Not as the businessman, not as smart, not as intelligence. He's Richard Pryor.

Right? He's an athlete. He's an entertainer. But even though our two richest black men are engineers. But we don't see that being produced as an image. But then if we don't control our media, right, then we can't control the way we see ourselves, then that creates an attitude, which is your disposition towards self or the world. So when I go to Africa, they go be like, what's up, my nigga? They ain't go see me as a

revolutionary like a Malcolm X because they're, they're going to know 50 cent more than they know Malcolm. Why? It's because of the export of hip hop and media. Only, what's, I want, we kind of joked about this at my gym the other day. What about within the black community and culture itself that even to each other like light skin dark skin is like a feud okay let's talk about it that was that's a behavior that was taught to us a program to us on plantations so on plantations what you had was the managers of the plantation or the the slavers or the owners they were often have sex with the women right so they would have mixed children yeah those mixed children got better treatment they were in the house right so you had to divide from the house slaves to the field

slaves they hate each other okay the field slaves looking at them like y'all some fuck y'all sell outs house slaves like you y'all dirty get out of here you know what i'm saying peasant so you had you had black people work listen here is another thing when we were brought over here under the condition of slavery just because everybody was black don't mean that we all fucked with each other you have different tribes spoke different languages they it was an intelligent but evil plan and they set they mix everybody up you weren't with your other tribe men you didn't with you weren't with people that spoke your native tongue weren't the people that came over here that were that oftentimes sold into slavery were people that were conquered in different tribes like for example tribes in africa yes let me

talk about different tribes let me explain that so because people people will be like well y'all did it to yourselves okay to a degree slavery existed in africa before colonization right right however it wasn't shadow slavery like Keyes mentioned earlier, those, those tribes that conquered other tribes, they had no idea what was about to happen. In Africa. Yeah, they didn't know that you were going to sail across the world. Yeah. Right.

So because slavery, typically slavery is a period of time. You work it off and then you free. Right. Same thing like we saw in Gladiate or whatever where they're like, you fuck some shit up. Now you're, you can fight for your freedom. That was normal slavery, right? But this was a, this is a revolutionary what the Europeans did. The Arabs had a huge part in that too, I'll keep it wandering.

But the Europeans, it was egregious. It was, you know, the most atrocic, psychological, raping, physical, raping, sexually raping, and then making people work for free with the shittiest conditions. Even the way that we had to travel here, packed like sardines, pissing on you pissing on who's in front of you they shitting on you you know what I'm saying people sick dying this are long trips bro it's across the fucking Atlantic Ocean like months no AC the fuck you know what I'm saying fuck people would jump over to kill themselves they'd rather death you feel me so yeah this is like nobody's ever and I and look I don't

I don't I don't give them a past in Africa the Africans that were complicit fuck them too you know what I'm saying yeah anybody participating in this kind of slavery, fuck them. You feel me? So, and we are, look, we're the descendants of the strongest motherfuckers. You know what I'm saying? Because once they got us here, they were breeding the strongest together, the most thorough together. They wanted strong workers. You made some beast though, baby. You know what I'm saying? So, but anyway, and if you look at like black people across the world, man, like objectively speaking, there is no group, we're all over the world. That's a fact. There's no group of black people doing, having the kind of intellectual, creative

expression of life like us here in America. You know what I'm saying? We're a little special here. We're a little different. And it's not all doom and gloom to me. It's not. You got to. No, I'm saying this is a, we've become like Cinderella.

Most of American history is just lost to people. Like most people don't know about the Seminole War, you know what I mean, against the Native Americans and the whites and even Native Americans. had slaves sometimes but they never had chattel slavery no i mean like pull up john horse john horse to me is like one of the greatest figures because he fought for his freedom against america he fought with america he fought with the natives he fought against the natives he eventually ended up dying i believe in or disappearing in mexico somewhere is a native american no he's a black man he's a black man yeah but a lot of what we consider native americans have you seen them

you'd be like, oh, that's a black man. So he mixed African and Seminole ancestry. And then, of course, there's a big debate that a lot of the Native Americans were copper-colored people, which were us, very dark-skinned when they got here, which is already here. Like, we had to, Africans had been traveling to America. Hundreds of years before Columbus. Columbus got lost, of course.

He thought he was in India. That's why he called him India. Right, right. You know what I'm saying? But John Horace, his story, when you go through it, you would see that he fought in multiple wars. So there's like war heroes during that time. time, right, that we don't even speak about when we talk about the history of the last 400

years. It wasn't that everybody was just slaves and shackles. There was warriors that was fighting and winning wars and surviving wars, you know what I mean? And that were great. So that's why the history should never be just seen as like some doom. It's like, no, there were great men during our history that were war heroes and generals and strategists and tacticians and that were military genius. But of course, those stories could not be spread because then the other people will start believing like, oh, wait a minute. If he's black and he can do that, then I can do that. We have this power.

Yeah. So we don't talk about those wars at all. Or why will we slave such good people, normal people? You know what I'm saying? Yeah. Because a lot of, a lot of, I don't even like the term white supremacy, but a lot of that racism that was taught was so that to justify slavery, to justify treating people like animals.

What did he say? He would go on to fight against the American army. decided his fellow seminar and eventually to work with the Americans during the second Seminole War 1835, right? Which means that he fought in like three, four different wars in Sabah. Yeah, you got to be a G. Like during that time. Especially back then.

Yeah. No medicine. He fought at one point in time and got his freedom. This is like playing like Diablo and hardcore and you never die. You just never die. Imagine fighting the war getting your freedom. Then it rescinds your freedom and now you got to fight again. You feel me?

Like that's why I'm saying. saying like that kind of resilient spirit is why you can see why we are the way we are it wasn't just all chains and shackles like it was real warriors and rebellion listen the kind of the kind of treatment and the conditions that we had to deal with it will break you if you're weak if you're not it makes you powerful it is what it is funny it's like everything we just talked about earlier it is what it is yeah well there's a lot of people who who there's people who have been wiped out you feel me yeah We haven't.

We thriving. Resilion is here. Yeah. And that's why, you know, it's, we got to get that back for our ancestors. We owe them. We got to get that back, baby. I owe John Horst, man. Who do I talk to me?

Who I talk to me? I'll look at it like, it'll actually be the best thing for America. Because it, number one, it'll create more harmony within a people. One hundred percent. You can get rid of that original sin and then it'll cleanse America to be able to move forward. But until then, you're going to always have division in America. Do you think that if it was actually given, would it actually create harmony, though? Yeah, to a degree, yeah.

You know, think it would just create like... Think about reality, right? Racism ain't shit, right? Right. Because, look, you could talk shit about black people. I could talk shit about white people, but we'll see each other like, what's up? We homies, right? We don't be like, no, you white. Get away from me.

Well, what you described is like, is real man shit. There's normal shit. Like, where it's like, you can have this sort of... We're different. I'm going to talk up... If you're my friend, I'm going to talk about something about you that's different. mean i'm gonna make fun of you yes you i'm gonna say shit about you that ain't even true because we're friends right it's funny so fuck all that shit the real issue is it's classism

you understand yes we put race over everything but it ain't racist it's classism you feel me that's why i don't people like don't trans race is i don't think he don't give a fuck he just like money yeah yeah he's so dude i love that guy he's so funny and racism ain't good for his back you feel me i don't give a fuck if he is or not i don't care if anybody's racist you know what i'm talking about and i'm talking about well like you said mean thing i don't give a fuck yeah i get you it's only systemic racism systemic racism is the issue meaning somebody has the ability to create a system and is designed to perpetuate and keep a certain race down that are still racist the police department is is built on racism it is i just showed you there was a time when america had no

police it was not necessary you have bounties right and once slavery was uh abolished no even before that they had slave patrol police badges are the same badges they didn't even change the shit they didn't even bother changing the shit it's the same badges if you pull up slave patrol badge it's a cop badge why won't y'all change that shit look that shit what's different and it's a star david it's a jewish star david fast i didn't wow i didn't make it wow It is. Well, they said they got the county over here on this one. It don't matter.

She's a copse. I'm trolling. I'm trolling. Why would y'all not change that shit? You just sounded like a victim, bro. I'm not with you. I'm fucking with you. I'll make them victims.

I'll fuck you. I'll make the victim. That's how you know I love you though. I'm fucking with you. And I have no problem with these. We could joke about. I have no problem diving into these issues. I'm like, I love it.

That's why I did this. And I fucks with you for wanting to talk about it. Bro, always, man. You know, like, we've gone back. Like, you're my brother, for sure. 100%. But, dude, I really appreciate you guys coming on. Yeah, for sure.

Thanks for having us. It was fucking awesome. And I, I, do you have a podcast of your own? Yeah, it's called high-level conversations. It's one of the top shows of the world. And you have one as well? Mm-hmm. Yeah.

Yeah, I mean, dude, I really do enjoy these kind of conversations. Because it's all the shit that people are afraid to talk about or don't want to look a certain way of saying something. I don't give a fuck, man. Nah, for sure. Yeah. I want to do a culturally insensitive podcast, me, talk shit about everybody. Just, just like, fuck it. Just because I'm going to tell you why.

I'm going to tell you why. You know how, you know how sensitive everybody is. Yeah. If you get ahead of this shit and just say all the things, people want to ease up a little bit. Well, that's what, that's what Tate was kind of describing when he said, obviously, mixed black man, white man, whatever. but he said, I don't know if you've seen it, but he'll say like straight up hard R all over the internet and his rationalization was that like be less sensitive

about this word, don't let this word control you. What is your thought on that? When I say, nigger, it has nothing to do with a black person. It's whoever I'm talking to as a nigger. That doesn't mean a black person. But he's saying the ER, which he ain't got nothing. What is he trying to say though? There's no, hold on.

What's the message though? That message is not valid in the sense that there's no, you can't tell a person not to be sensitive about. a racist person using ER. That's just disrespect. Respect is respect. It's like somebody calling you a bitch. You feel me?

Like, I'm not going to get, I mean, I'm not going to let it control me, but you're not going to be able to openly disrespect me because you want to. And it's my thing that I have to deal with. No. See, the one thing you could take from the Jews is they don't allow disrespect. They came over the whole word called anti-Semitism and a whole entire ADL behind that is an organization for you to report anybody who does something against you. and then they make sure that they implement rules, laws, regulations, and enforcement against you.

That's called power, right? When you allow people to disrespect you, you have less power, not more, right? So it's not a, it's a, if we're talking about the evolution of them, those words don't control us no more. Black people don't, ain't whaling out over that. Those are other cultures actually being obsessed with that word. We're not obsessed with it. Back in the day, yeah, you might say something, somebody would fly off the handle and knock you up.

Do I get the past then? No, no, no. I'm fucking, I mean, I don't know. You can. Hey, you can, you can see what happens. No, I'm fucking with you. I just think it's funny. I just had to do that.

It's funny. Any of my way on this, sure. I'm not saying what I'm going to do or what I'm not going to do with it. You know what I'm going to say or not going to say. You definitely would look at me like, what the fuck? No, but you know what? But this is, I'm going to tell you something that I've done. Something I've done.

So I've seen, and this happened, like 2020, I've seen a lot of people kind of getting weird. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. And I'm like, okay. And I'll go- Yeah, I'll go in their comments. These are white people that I'm cool with. I'm like, y'all niggas is funny.

I make them uncomfortable. Well, because they say in one. They be saying some borderline shit or reposting some borderline racist shit. I'm like, bro, y'all niggas is funny. They always text me trying to check my temperature. Hey, what's up, bro? Leave one red.

I fuck out of here. You never seen me do that. Nah, I never seen me do that. I would say something to you because we know each other. I'm like, well, what the fuck is this? Yeah, yeah, no. Yeah. I'll say something, anybody I know that's off color that I'm cool,

I'm gonna say something to you. As you should. Because if I can't, without you being offended, we're not friends. That's a fact. And then fuck you. I don't even give a fuck about you no more. What were you going to say? I don't even remember at this point.

It's too funny. Yeah. Oh, God. No, but I mean, at the end of the day, it's all respect. I think any people that advance in this world, it's because they respect. Right. You know what I'm saying? And they demand respect.

It's not that you want to give it to them. Like, they demand it. You can't do business with the people. and disrespect. Yeah, I was just kind of talking about the sensationalism that sometimes people use to garner attention. And I mean, Tate, he kind of did it that way, but then he kind of made it like it was like,

just don't be sensitive to this word. I agree with that. But his, who is he speaking to? Is he speaking to blacks or he's speaking to whites? He's on Twitter. Right, I know, but his vast audience is not going to be black young men and women that's following him listening to this message.

It's going to be sensationalized whites that be like, yeah, we're with that. but y'all not you're not even having a conversation with it so the audience that the message could be intended for it wouldn't even land it would only be for racist whites to like it tweet it repost it and being like yes stop being sensitive he might be setting them up because if anybody any white person that started talking like that is going to look crazy as fuck that's not that's not a vibe i don't understand you as if you're an intelligent so-called righteous christian white man woman why would you want to disrespect somebody exactly so the low level of people that

would take that in one of itself. I don't want to intentionally disrespect Jews or Asians or whites or anybody on purpose to test their sensitivity level. I see. Yeah. Anybody that do that, that's problematic. That means you don't respect those people if you do that. Yeah.

I say, that's real. Nobody want to, I want to disrespect people I don't respect. I get you. I mean, go check the context. Tastes very sharp. I like to. I like to. He'd be doing some wild stuff, though.

Yeah, he does. I guess apparently he wants to. But he takes not America. No, either. No, he's from the U.K. He wants to run for parliament. Yeah, I don't know about that. No, he's just set up a party or yes, bro, or something.

Hey, that's a big, that's a big back, though. I've won't lose. Parliament don't allow a lot of outsiders. But what I'm saying is like running for office is a big back. You want to talk about a class system. Lose or not, win or not. I see what you're saying. I've spoken to parliament before.

It's a great bag. And we don't get in there because it was somebody of bloodline, but they don't play around. And he's popular. So he's going to get a lot of, you know what I'm saying? He's doing it. doing it right now now it's all popularity yeah yeah i think that it the the one truth about that is i don't think nobody should be sensitive about the things that happen on the internet because you can always close your app now there is dangerous things right if you a person with a large amount of influence

and platform you can't create an environment that can be harmful to people right so it really just depends on how you want to use your power but when it goes to how you want to use your time like it ain't nothing that nobody says on the internet that rouse me up. Right, I shouldn't. It shouldn't. Now, disrespect is disrespect. So if a person wants to check you

for being disrespectful, that's just being men to me. You know what I'm saying? It's like, if somebody goes on there and disrespect all white women and white men get mad, then of course, you're supposed to. You're supposed to protect your woman. Yeah.

Somebody disrespect all black men or black women we get mad. You're supposed to. I had to check somebody the other day over that to do my room. with fresh and fit. What happened? I just seen a post.

I was like, what the fuck? Well, what was the talking about? Intentionally disrespecting black women for no reason. How black women are the lowest on the total pole of attractiveness to him. I mean, black women wouldn't even look at you, but whatever. But also, this fool had, like, like, he did research on the weirdest statistics that are the hardest to deal with in customer service. And why would you even research?

Like, what, who conducted that study, for one? It's bullshit. Anyway, so I checked. I said, bro, you are. a very interesting person I've never met a person like you I didn't think people like you existed being black and hating himself so much

right because he shits on black people so much he wears the Clu Klux Klan hood like it's just goofy they're like bro they don't like you a white racist dude will use you but he don't respect you and you you're a man you're a beast with no nation

so I told him I I don't have his number I got a new phone I said, you just, you know, I'm very disappointed at you. I wasn't disrespectful. And he reported, I did a post when I mentioned it, said nothing disrespectful about him. He reported it, got my shit taken off of Instagram, got me blocked from doing lives for 30 days. No.

It's like, bro, you're the one who talk about people doing this to you. Yeah, there's no way. Yes, way. You sure his fans didn't just do it? Whatever. Because I feel, I know Myron enough that he is, although people don't agree with him, I know him enough to believe, at least what he tells me, what I've seen. And even on off-camera conversations that he's not the one for, well, let's take it away and let's censor it.

Had to be his fans. Maybe, but listen. Because I would be shocked. Maybe he didn't do it. Yeah. But it happened after that, that post. And that post wasn't even crazy, right? Yeah.

But why is his friends on my shit? You know what I'm saying? Yeah. So, whatever. But anyway, nonetheless. Now, I don't respect that at all. I found that highly disrespectful, right? The removal or the conversation piece?

What he was saying about black women. I found the dude who posted it highly disrespectful, Sean Kelly, because the caption was stupid. It was like, what ethnic group are the hottest? But it's only a caption about shitting on black women. Well, there's also something to say, like, this type of conversation is just like. Why are you talking about that? Yeah.

Why is that important? It's also just sensational to cause algorithm. And this is what, like, these wonderful people out here, like, elevate your conversation, elevate the content that you're listening to. Why do you want to sit and listen to that filth? You know what I'm saying? Just men talking about how ugly women are. You feel me?

But I think his content is problematic altogether. Like, I used to like them, right? Until I start learning more and more, hearing more and more of their shit. I had to walk off of their show before. I'm like, this is stupid. Like, what are y'all talking about? You know what I'm saying? Disrespecting.

Look, if it was, I was trying to act with decorum. Because what I wanted to do was, like, act with decorum with respect. Okay, got you. But when I was on it last time, I was ready to turn up. Matter of fact, if you watch, I got up to leave. And I'm like, nah, because they started getting loud. Like, nah, I want some smoke. And you see, I sat down, I grabbed the mic.

I pulled it closer to me, like, you know what I'm saying? And when they would say shit, I'm like, no, no, she ain't. I'm sorry. trying to agitate them but everybody got calm when i was there right but i shut the shit down like this is stupid this is on the internet somewhere yeah i said i need to cut this shit like and i walked off right so and i don't really be i don't watch their shit because it's redundant right the people now does he say some cool shit about investing and working out sure yeah but you say a lot of vile volatile shit about women in general you have women that are not the most intelligent women

that you have on there and you asked them name five countries why why are you doing that i get it it makes them look silly you get a lot of views that's just low level shit i don't need to participate i don't want to be in that kind of environment i can't be friends with people like that that's just not dope i hear i don't give a fuck okay you made some money who gives the fuck you got to pay for pussy y'all are on jigiloh sites or what is it called uh what is it called uh what is it called the dude that look for a girl sugar daddy sites

what are you talking about bro? What do you mean they're on sugar they're on sugar on those kind of like dating sites like they are

yeah how do you know that it's on the internet like they're like I'm a sugar daddy like I'm a sugar daddy people have exposed them and then they be like

oh yeah no we got game they don't get nothing from us we'll fuck them and that's it that's a flex my boy that's a flex

there's I didn't even know there's fucking sites like that me either but is that a flex you're bragging about that my boy Walter

You wear a jewelry Like you got to Bro, you look stupid Oh now you're going That fresh I don't like neither one of them Okay You know what I'm saying

Fuck them I don't have zero I have zero respect for them I saw fresh not long ago And I know he felt my energy I was just being cool With his little fucking dog Little Phimette

A Pomeranian Why would a man have a Pomeranian? Oh man No I don't have a Pomeranian Ro The fuck are you doing with a Pomeranian The dog But is he just like

the dog. The dog's a nice dog. It can't do nothing, but shit. I know. I mean, listen. There's no utility to a Pomeranian. I got some cool dogs, but annoy you. But I love dogs, man. You have a Pomeranian? No. Okay. Yeah. You got beasts. Yeah. That's what a man supposed to need the dog. I just need the dog out of it. A dog is supposed to be a guard dog. Yeah, I know. Protection. He like the dog. A Pomeranian is not a thing. Maybe it was a gift. Maybe the girl. It's not. It's fine. I think he do that to attract women. Whatever. Do that's the game. I don't know, whatever the fuck. But I don't, I don't, I do not respect them. It's a simply. What was that?

Say what you say, man. If they want to have a conversation, we can have a conversation. I'm sure they'll respond to it. They might see me in some situations and, you know what I'm saying? I'm always going to be comfortable. Come on, come on. They might be uncomfortable. Don't go there.

Don't go there. You see, you can't draw the line at dogs, but then not draw the line at black women. You know what I'm saying? You're talking about me. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because if anybody, you got to understand. Well, I was just drawing the line at like, what is the dog? have to do with everything else.

Yeah, but... I'm not talking about like... But what does black women have to do with you going on the show if you don't like black women, don't know what I mean? No, I get it. You have a white man asking you

about women and you shitting on them to him and then he goes takes that clip and make it viral so he can sensationalize hate against black women. And black women historically have been the most marginalized group in America. Right. And that reputation has been turned into

what they called a Jezebel. And a Jezebel was created so they made black women. women seeing easier so that white men can do whatever they wanted to them right so this has been in history that black women have historically fought against you know what I'm saying and black women are the most beautiful in the world let's listen the most imitate it's always going to be some suckers that's going to hate you because they can't get with you that's always going to be a reality of the world but a real man ain't going to never get on the internet and dog his women you feel me because

you can't how could you get respect from any other race of men when you don't even respect your own mothers, right, and sisters and aunties and the women that you come from. You don't deserve respect from nobody across the planet. If a white man gets online and he just dogging a hell out of white women, I'm not going to respect that. Exactly. You feel me? That's any

race of men that disrespect their own people don't deserve respect from no people. Straight up. That's some sucker shit. I get it. I was just saying, my conversation into the dog was not so much defending the fact that he's trolling about the dog. I was just saying like I like dogs. I was just

saying, like dogs. I like dogs. I was just, it was not about colors. People love dogs a lot. But I don't love Pomeranians. I'm sorry. I draw the line of parlorans. That's fine. People are sweet.

I love dogs, boy. Yeah, I love dogs. I got to be. Okay. Can you guys, you guys can stay right here, though, with the conversation. Because this is really, yeah. This is really important. Now, that's something out of fact, me, direct.

What's that? Offshore developers. For sure. Shit. The difference is, the risk. The difference is, the risk. The difference is vast. These motherfuck was charging here.

And they got attitudes and they be wanting them. Fuck all that shit. But here's that, that was the whole Trump versus the Maga. It was like, you got to understand, not Trump versus Maga, but Elon, right? Because Elon is an immigrant. Where Swami is an immigrant. But they're telling you, we want more immigrants. Because if they are both, at least, he's a billionaire.

But here's the thing. They want to suppress wages. Why would I want to pay people more? It's silly because America is a nation of immigrants. There's no American. the natives. Well, we, the natives.

We are. Yeah, I'm just saying. I'm native. I'm indigenous. All right. Purple color. You from slap a hole? Yeah, I will.

Yeah, bro. It's like, this is a nation and everyone. What are we talking about? You know what I'm saying? We should have, we should recruit the best people. But that goes to a fundamental root cause. So we, the root cause would be capitalism.

How far does capitalism go in America? Yeah. I love these conversations. There's no the best part before we continue? Yeah. is that we were going to end and it just got better oh yeah i love it i love this shit we vibe so so the whole thing that i'm saying is like there's this whole faction of people who specifically speak about america first and it's not even necessarily white americans they don't believe

that they don't believe that what do you mean it's a trick all right the fact you know how trump says that right he was riding that wave okay but trump is a business he's an entrepreneur he's a businessman you have a fiduciary duty to make more money for your businesses right all his clothing the merge all that shit china talk shit about china but he's using their manufacturers. Mexico. You feel me? It's like,

this is all, listen, people got to understand, I don't care if you love Trump or not, they're gonna, he's telling you the nice things that you want to hear. Exactly. And they're always been the play.

But people act like he's so on. Well, just to be clear. I'm not saying he's a bad dude. I'm not saying he's good. Yeah. I'm demonstrating he's good, but I'm saying.

He's up a ruling class. He's going to always be like that. He's a politician. Yeah, just to be clear. And they think he's not, but he is. He is. Right.

He's one of them people. people think that he's like one of the people i'm like my boy he's a new york city billionaire he don't give a fuck about you or your bible you feel me you don't get a fuck about well he sold them that but facts he even did some he even did some hitler shit if y'all peep he did a hitler post oh not the hitler allegations put put trump hitler bible he did a hitler what yeah it is 2020 i was like bro you kind of tripping right now look look this is bullshit it was photoshop it wasn't i seen that shit real time. You see that? You see how they try to, you know what I'm saying? Which one? The top

it's a image of Hitler holding Bible was Photoshop. False. I saw that shit when it was happening. What does that have to do with Trump? No, that one says... It was a symbolic Hitler did the same shit. This sounds conspiracy theory, shit. Go to images. No, I saw it. I synced it.

I synced it. It wasn't AI. Look, look. They're saying fake now. Okay. All right, guys. Whatever. What if it was fake, bro? Okay. everything's fake i'm gonna say that for anything i don't like that's fake both of those

photoshots photoshots i don't know i don't know this i don't know trump don't give a fuck about you think he ever read a word in the bible i'm probably all word i'm sure he's read i'm sure he's read some of the why would he i'm sure he's read some of the bible i don't why why are you so certain of that me yeah because i'm sure he's read a lot of books and i think that why would you read a lot of books? Yeah. Nah. I bet you he reads books. Nah, he has a robust fortitude. You know what I'm saying? He's not a book reader. Which one of those? He's not a book reader. Which one of those nine intelligences do you think he has the most of? Interpersonal. Inter and intro, he knows himself. You know what I mean? He's, he's a good people person. He's, if you look at his interviews,

like before this politics shit, he was smooth, bro. He was smooth. He charged you. Oh, I remember. Yeah. Yeah, he's got great, great. And he's a, he is a, he is a, a king for all intents of purposes. His life has been a life of royalty. And he's that guy. And he's been that guy his entire life. Just like his son Barron is going to be that guy. Yeah. That dude. So he's well polished. He can deal with people. He's part of the bloodline. He's in there. He grabbing the pussies and all. That's crazy. He grabbed the pussy. The America first thing is, is hasn't been real in a very long time. You know what I mean?

It's probably like the purported idea or the idea is used. We would be, we would. This would be. But they don't actually enact it Because like he said for fishery duty We got trillion dollar companies We soon will have trillionaire You know I mean That's sort of accumulation of wealth

It's not people first It's profit first Right right So when you got these America companies That are trillion dollar companies What are they doing to make American lives better? But but what I'm not saying That they're doing it

Right They're on it But there is a group of people That's becoming more and more like Large What does that mean though? What are they doing? I mean, besides talking.

They're talking. They talk about reshoring, but also it's just business. So if it's good for business, they would do it. If it's not good for business, they won't. You know what America first is or should be? The eradication of poverty. But America is a corporation. Eradication of poverty.

Yeah. What's the biggest problem in this country? It's poverty. Anywhere in the world, it's poverty. It's poverty. Nobody gives a fuck up. But I've been locked up, right? I've been in a place where nobody gives a fuck about those people.

You feel me? Nobody cares about these people. I mean, that's a whole other business in and of itself, which is that too, but that's, but a lot of those people are indigent or are homeless. They don't go fuck they in jail. They're happy. Mental illness. Mental illness, right? So there's a lot.

And then I have an organization called Dirty Angels. We feed mad people, right? Bro, these people are just no one gives a fuck. Yeah, I had a, I had no one gives a fuck. We were talking about this in detail. Yeah, no one cares. So, I mean, the same questions I was kind of asking. him like do you does it ever i just don't know if we're just so lost man no we not does it ever

get fixed we not no because it's going to be it's not about the people who created the problem is god got to come and wipe niggins out i got to your wipe out i think there's there's fires in it's happening yeah it ain't simple it's a great filter you feel me you're the great filters to it no the great filters is like it's a philosophical and a scientific uh question or rationalization of why, why are we not traveling the universe, right? And they say, well, maybe there's a filter. Maybe humanity gets to a certain point. And then we do something dumb and wipe ourselves out like a nuclear weapon.

I can see that happening. Or maybe there's a higher civilization of people that they watch us. They know our nature. And once we get to a certain point, start them over. I mean, we already have more technology than we need at this point. Because we're only at the same. At this point, we're creating technology to try to fix the problems that technology create. There's one thing I have a problem with technology.

The number one thing I have is I read something the other day about like teleportation and like some astral projection thing. And like they're like figuring out how to do this. And I'm I'm really upset. Maybe it's a personal issue, but they still can't fix hair loss. They can't, though. They got turkey can fix hair loss. But they don't really though. They do though.

Okay. Maybe that's a personal problem. I need to travel. They do you for free. Okay. Maybe I just need to go on. They do you for free. I'm telling you.

I'm just like, how are we talking about that? But what the fuck is good? Turkey got you. I'm not bullshit. I just want to teleport some hair to my head so that I'm just like, you know what I'm saying? You even care about hair? A little bit. Obviously, I'm still wearing a motherfucking hat.

Take it off. No. No, I didn't cut it first. He beat up a kid that hit his hat. I've seen that. No, I didn't beat him up. He knocked him out. No, I didn't knock him out.

Concussion. The little tap the head and you did a full. No, no. It was a. No, he did a little. That was a little. No. No, realistically, it was, it was a three finger.

It was a three finger. You should have got some palm in there. No, there was no problem. That's more disrespectful, not even the whole head. A slap is crazy. A slap is crazy, though. Look, look, I've never slapped the man. He wasn't worked for full slap is crazy.

Hey, I admire you that about you. I've never done that before. No, no, no. I had to one of my talk to him afterwards. I, I didn't feel great about it, you know? It's in the history. It's in the history of the internet. That's gangster.

Hey, hey, give you some. Well, I asked him. No, no, no, no. I asked him. That's the 21-100. It was in the greatest slaps on the internet. To be fair. I asked him three times.

And then I was like, all right, I asked enough. You know? That's how I felt. You asked him what? I said, give my hat back three times. If he gave it to me on the first time, that wouldn't have happened. Just saying. I'm glad you slapped.

I wish it would have been more impactful to him because I don't like these kids doing weird shit. But he's a good kid. He is a good kid. That was rude as fuck, though, to knock your hat up. You don't do that to nobody. But just to be clear, he and I did speak about this after. And he did acknowledge that he shouldn't have done that. sure he's a hundred percent he's a good he's a good person you got you gotta have he had to get

chestized anybody do something goofy like that all right that's cool you could do it but it's gonna be some some kind of get back yeah but i didn't feel great about it that was a weird thing to do though to you it was weird for me this whole situation was weird because i i was not in on the joke there was a joke about a song it was a song called payphone and for some reason when this song's on it triggers him because it's something with like a past girlfriend of his his friend lacey at the time was like you know can you play the off because, like, it's my gym. And I was like, yeah, he's like, play payphone.

I was like, all right. And I'm just playing it. So, like, in my head, I knew, I didn't know what that there was this like, you know, like autistic. No, it was just like a personal, like an interpersonal joke that they had. And I didn't know about it. He has to slap the hat because of that? No, so this is, that was his reaction.

Oh, he thought you was antagonizing. He thought I was in on the joke. Okay, that's cool. And I didn't know. Okay. So I was just in there like, what the fuck's going on? I got a move. Now you both got a thing with the song.

Look, I got a rule. Yeah, now pay the phone. Now I know the song like that. It'd be people like that like Little Weenies. Damn, that song got to be super true. Weenies will test. He added another traumatic event to it. Weenies will test a formidable guy, right?

Say that one more time. A we need a little bit more than, because they think that you can't do not. Bark at a line. I don't know what fuck. You could be in a paraplegic if you're in taxes. If you're doing something. If you're, if you fuck with me, I'm going to assume that you know some shit. You're crazy.

I'm going to take you serious. Paraphilegic is wild. I don't go fuck. Hey, remember Harryo? That motherfucker was a gangster. Holy shit. I'm not taking no chances. That was funny.

I'm nervous. You must know some shit. That's funny. I don't care how. I had to do it. A dude tried me like that, bro, in Vegas. A little itty-ditty dude. He tried to pull a hand.

He tried to like, get up, you my section. I grow up in my section. It was so effort. It was like, why would you do that? You're so little. It was like, nothing. I wonder what he thought. He was like, oh, I wasn't expecting that.

And then the security came, I said, yo, go get help. Go get help. You don't even touch him, go get help. No, no, no, Mike. I'm just saying, you can't put your hands on people. Somebody touches me is all fairs war and war, baby. If you look, I don't give a fault. So just don't bother nobody.

Yeah, yeah. You don't do that shit to people. You don't touch people's personal space. He had a mental autism, man. He didn't know what he was doing. He knocked the autism out of him, though. He knocked him off the spectrum. He put him on a different spectrum.

That was crazy. That was crazy. That's crazy. So he was triggered by the hat to do, like Tourette's. It was Tourette's. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah. It wasn't me.

I don't think Tourette's real. It wasn't me. Also, it was really a hug. Did you see the hug? No. Pull up the hug. Is Tourette's real? Is Tourette's real?

Yeah. I have no idea. I think so. You talk about these people saying random shit? Yeah. Why do they always say negative? What would it be fake? Nigger, nigga, nigga.

Do they? Why don't they say it happen? See, look, look, look. Your hair is fine. Oh, what's wrong in your hair? See, I hugged him That's the real clip Oh, this is the real one.

He just the real one. Oh shit. Yeah, yeah. Alternative reality. Yeah, bro. We're rewriting history over here. You know? Stable Rondo.

That's the name. Stable Rondo. Be a good guy. That's the real one. It's funny how many, this shit has millions and millions of you. That's all right. Rewriting history.

Yeah, there it is. The Victor wrote it. I don't trust nothing I see on the internet no more. No, it's crazy, man. At all. It's crazy. Damn. Now, but people will be saying why you only say negative shit when you got Tourette's? I don't fuck with that. I've never been around a positive duress person? No, have you? You haven't either.

Yeah. I know you haven't. I know you haven't. I know it. I know you ain't a liar either. They just blurt out. I love you keys. No, they don't. They don't. Why is that? I'm going to do some research. On Tourette's? Yeah. Just a good excuse to talk shit or what? No, no, no. I just want to know why. I don't think it's a real thing. I don't know. I think is real. But, bro, bro, thank you guys. Got us all the people to have Tourette's.

I'm sure that you all are dealing with a real syndrome over there. And we touch the serious over here. It would be dope to have Tourettes to say whatever the fuck you want to say. I mean, you could just say it anyways, right? And act like you got Tourette's. But by your, by your logic, you just say. I got Asperger's so I can say shit. Yeah, yeah, fucking.

Okay. But, though, thank you guys for real for coming on. That was a lot of fun. Awesome. My boy. Great fucking conversation. Yes, sir. Yes, sir.

Always love. Peace.