SHNEAKO - June 15, 2026


Is White Genocide Real？ - ONE MINUTE PODCAST FULL STREAM


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In this episode, we talk about the recent riots in New York City and the impact it had on the city. We also talk about diversity and how it can be a strength or a weakness. We hope you enjoy this episode and stay tuned for the next one!

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00:00:00.260 Is diversity a strength or a weakness?
00:00:02.980 What?
00:00:03.520 Why would it not be a strength? 0.93
00:00:05.040 Oh, you're like a neo-Nazi? 0.94
00:00:06.200 Yeah, man! 0.96
00:00:06.860 Look around!
00:00:07.560 This gentrification!
00:00:08.280 I don't know where my aunt lived no more!
00:00:09.900 I don't know where my cousin lived no more, bro! 0.97
00:00:11.960 Radical Islamists hate whites? 0.96
00:00:14.200 Yeah. 0.96
00:00:14.760 Well, no, I mean, the radicals do.
00:00:16.520 I think diversity is definitely our strength.
00:00:18.380 When we have more ideas and more perspectives,
00:00:20.920 then that can only be a benefit.
00:00:22.240 Why would that make me a neo-Nazi asking that?
00:00:23.800 You think diversity is a weakness?
00:00:26.100 I just asked you if you think it's a strength or a weakness. 0.98
00:00:27.840 Well, you think it's debatable, so you must.
00:00:30.000 yeah it's a lot of people disagree your grandparents own slaves your parents then
00:00:35.400 become racist live through the segregation you're like oh I'm gonna look down on black people
00:00:39.060 you know like it's not it's not something you're born with it's something you're taught 0.96
00:00:43.200 want to go to the next way should we don't I'm so down let's go 0.98
00:00:45.960 America first or Israel first 0.96
00:00:52.380 Neither.
00:00:54.380 I think we're all people, and we all need to learn how to coexist.
00:00:59.380 And I think that jingoism is a huge problem in this country, 0.98
00:01:04.380 and we all need to recognize that countries are basically made up, 0.95
00:01:11.380 and that, you know, it's just someone decided a line would be somewhere.
00:01:16.380 Hassan, are you Muslim?
00:01:18.380 Is diversity a strength or a weakness?
00:01:21.380 Diversity is a strength. I feel like when we have diversity, usually people are more united.
00:01:29.160 And there's less problems out in the world.
00:01:32.940 Were you at the Knicks finals yesterday?
00:01:35.560 Yeah, of course, of course, of course.
00:01:37.340 What did you see? Because some people said it was a great celebration.
00:01:40.980 Some people said it was a riot, it was looting, and it was people chipping out.
00:01:44.840 Obviously, it's going to be a riot. It's New York.
00:01:47.060 There's obviously going to be people that are going to be doing stupid things. 1.00
00:01:51.380 And, I mean, we see it a different way. 0.98
00:01:54.720 Like, it's been 53 years since the Knicks ever won a championship.
00:01:57.780 So, a lot of people, they've been waiting their whole life for this.
00:02:01.200 And it's just a crazy feeling to certain people.
00:02:04.400 And there's obviously going to be people that are going to be.
00:02:07.460 You see the bus lit on fire?
00:02:08.640 Yeah, I've seen the buses.
00:02:10.080 I've seen people.
00:02:11.500 Oh, my.
00:02:12.020 I've seen a lot of buses getting on fire.
00:02:13.320 I've seen them breaking them down. 1.00
00:02:14.580 I've seen them destroying cars, stealing things from the halal carts. 1.00
00:02:18.900 I've seen a lot of stupid things going on. 1.00
00:02:21.220 And that's just a normal thing. 1.00
00:02:22.760 Like, that's a normal New York thing.
00:02:24.300 So it's like a school bus on fire?
00:02:25.840 It is.
00:02:26.320 That's what happened.
00:02:26.920 I haven't seen that in, like, six years.
00:02:28.340 And Kaisa and I, wait, what happened?
00:02:29.640 They were stealing stuff from the whole lot of cars, breaking down cars.
00:02:34.120 Even yesterday, they were breaking down cars.
00:02:37.300 And, yeah, it's just a lot of chaos.
00:02:39.420 Like, we knew this was going to happen.
00:02:41.420 We knew this was going to happen before it even happened.
00:02:43.280 So what do you say to people who think that New York City is a zoo? 1.00
00:02:45.900 um i mean we have a lot of stupid people that live here there's a lot of people that don't 1.00
00:02:52.560 know how to act there's a lot of people that don't have any respect for for our surroundings 0.99
00:02:57.480 so i'm not surprised like some people do act like animals out here were you no that's good i know
00:03:04.960 how to no criminal activity no i mean you don't we don't endorse that no that's good hey good to
00:03:10.940 Nice to meet you, Hassan. What's your name?
00:03:12.940 Cesar. Nice to meet you, Cesar.
00:03:14.940 What's up, it's Nico.
00:03:15.940 Is diversity or strength?
00:03:17.940 I'll say yes. In my opinion, diversity is a strong word.
00:03:21.940 I feel like we should all be united together, you know.
00:03:24.940 I'll say one big thing besides all like the riots and going on,
00:03:27.940 the Knicks winning, it brought New York together.
00:03:30.940 Like I never felt so like together as a unit, as one.
00:03:33.940 Every race, Asians, Dominicans, Puerto Ricans, blacks, whites,
00:03:37.940 You know, Hare Krishnas, Indians.
00:03:40.300 It's one thing where everybody can forget their differences
00:03:43.160 and all unite on something like New York City.
00:03:45.480 100%.
00:03:45.880 And it's just, we unite, you know, like, it felt great winning the chip, honestly.
00:03:51.520 Are you more proud to be American or more proud to be from New York?
00:03:56.420 Yes, sir.
00:03:58.060 I'm more proud to be American.
00:03:59.340 I ain't going to lie.
00:03:59.800 I take pride in that, you know.
00:04:01.040 I mean, I'm Hispanic, so I take, like, good pride in my heritage.
00:04:04.140 What was the score of the U.S. game in the World Cup yesterday?
00:04:06.580 Oh, I don't know.
00:04:07.460 What was it, 2-0?
00:04:08.680 4-1.
00:04:09.300 4-1?
00:04:09.900 What was the score of the Knicks game yesterday?
00:04:11.920 94-90.
00:04:13.280 Sounds like you're more proud to be a New Yorker than an American.
00:04:15.300 100%, though.
00:04:15.980 It's New York Knicks on top.
00:04:17.000 You just said the other thing.
00:04:18.600 You said the opposite just now.
00:04:19.620 I mean, no, I'm just talking about in general, really.
00:04:21.500 I don't really watch World Cup like that.
00:04:23.180 I'm not really a soccer person.
00:04:24.040 What makes you proud to be an American?
00:04:26.300 Honestly, it's just we Americans, you know?
00:04:31.080 We vomit, you know what I'm saying?
00:04:33.840 Everything about it is being an American, you know?
00:04:35.900 Yeah.
00:04:36.500 You've got to take pride in that.
00:04:37.460 How often do you think about our differences in New York?
00:04:40.620 It's the most cultural melting pot in the country.
00:04:44.800 Or do you just see everybody as the same and does that not cross your mind?
00:04:48.220 I say everyone's different in their own ways, you know what I'm saying?
00:04:50.100 But people have their thoughts and theories, you know, like how they want to act and stuff like that.
00:04:56.000 But, you know, we just bobbing.
00:04:59.160 We bobbing.
00:04:59.760 Hell yeah.
00:05:00.320 Hey, Cesar, I appreciate it, bro.
00:05:01.580 For sure.
00:05:02.520 And sometimes when they talk, you can pan back and forth between, yeah, yeah.
00:05:07.460 is diversity our strength yeah i think so why well i think it's our strength because
00:05:16.460 you know people will travel or go through their whole life like traveling miles and miles and
00:05:23.500 miles but here in the states it could be just a couple blocks i think that's i think that's why
00:05:32.860 it's our strength is that you don't have to go far to interact with the rest of the world
00:05:36.940 with cultures yeah i always like to say that you can i've traveled around the world but new york
00:05:40.860 city you could be in a hundred countries in a summer or in a year like if you go to astoria
00:05:45.400 you have all these different types of people you go to chinatown it is china yeah you know
00:05:49.960 certain neighborhoods do encapsulate what the culture has to offer so do you think that we're
00:05:55.500 able to coexist that way because there's a lot of fear-mongering there's a lot of division
00:05:59.000 especially from this administration and the rhetoric here that diversity is something bad
00:06:03.440 and that we should be segregated.
00:06:05.720 Yeah, I mean, we've always existed that way,
00:06:08.540 at least in this city.
00:06:09.660 I mean, your nurse, your doctor, your lawyer,
00:06:15.480 even the construction crew that, like, works around the city,
00:06:18.780 they all have to coexist.
00:06:20.740 I mean, it's kind of hard to, like, think of why we can't.
00:06:30.740 This city has existed like this
00:06:33.180 Ever since I was interacting with it
00:06:35.900 When I was born here
00:06:37.120 So I don't really think that
00:06:40.140 There's a possibility
00:06:41.940 That we can't exist together 0.93
00:06:42.860 What role did Mamdani play
00:06:45.580 In reviving New York City?
00:06:49.200 He gave people
00:06:50.480 Hope
00:06:52.340 And
00:06:53.580 I guess
00:06:56.540 Like that 2008 Obama energy
00:06:58.620 Yeah, yeah
00:06:59.380 Change
00:07:00.020 Yeah, like, he gave people a chance to believe in the goodness of the city
00:07:07.200 rather than the harsh reality that everybody faces, I think.
00:07:11.920 And he's one of us in a way, and not in a way, I guess.
00:07:18.300 But I think that...
00:07:20.140 Why not in a way? Because he's jumping up and down at a pride parade? 0.90
00:07:22.260 Is that what you're saying?
00:07:23.300 I think there's differences than the regular New Yorker.
00:07:27.780 He has.
00:07:29.000 He carries himself from a different background than everybody else. 0.93
00:07:32.540 I think that's what makes him different. 1.00
00:07:36.280 Yeah, I mean, it was unbelievable to me because I think that I never thought a Muslim man could be a champion of everybody in the city. 1.00
00:07:44.960 Look how quickly he turned things around here.
00:07:47.100 We've got magic now.
00:07:48.180 We need a Muslim emperor of the country.
00:07:49.860 A Muslim emperor. 1.00
00:07:51.380 We need a Muslim caliphate as the president. 1.00
00:07:53.300 Obviously, he can't run. 1.00
00:07:54.100 I'm joking a little bit.
00:07:55.140 But all the fear-mongering people are afraid of Muslims for so long.
00:07:57.980 He becomes a mayor and then brings people together.
00:08:01.460 Which is the most important thing a politician is supposed to do.
00:08:04.280 Make the people feel safe, protected, provided for.
00:08:07.040 He is bringing that sort of energy.
00:08:09.240 Yeah, and I think I had this crazy epiphany.
00:08:13.360 If you time-traveled 25 years ago and told the people in New York, 0.96
00:08:18.160 hey, the mayor is going to be a Muslim man and the Knicks are in the finals,
00:08:22.400 they only believe maybe one thing. 0.79
00:08:24.540 It is pretty crazy that we're in this timeline.
00:08:27.080 Yeah, I mean, um...
00:08:28.540 But yeah, Salaam Alaikum, bro.
00:08:29.420 Salaam Alaikum.
00:08:29.960 Great to meet you.
00:08:30.460 This is a one-minute pod.
00:08:32.220 Kieran?
00:08:32.700 Yeah.
00:08:33.080 Where are you headed to?
00:08:33.800 What's going on?
00:08:34.280 I'm going to, uh...
00:08:36.280 I was either going to go home
00:08:37.500 or I was going to go up to Times Square
00:08:39.200 to a comedy club to do an open mic.
00:08:41.920 Oh, you're a stand-up comedian?
00:08:43.500 Trying to be.
00:08:44.200 How long have you been doing stand-up?
00:08:45.340 A year and a half.
00:08:46.340 What made you start?
00:08:47.340 Is it depression, divorce, or schizophrenia?
00:08:50.220 I've been a chef.
00:08:51.760 Two of those things. 1.00
00:08:52.580 I've been a chef for 15 years, and it's shit. 0.99
00:08:55.280 So I'm trying to get out of the kitchen. 0.97
00:08:56.640 basically okay yeah man but you're still kind of in the same environment restaurant environment 0.96
00:09:01.320 waitresses everywhere alcoholics drug addicts everywhere it's the same same thing psychopaths
00:09:05.420 yeah man what makes you want to leave being a chef uh you know like once you get to i got to 0.53
00:09:10.560 the point where i was like uh the chef of a restaurant of a couple of restaurants and the
00:09:15.020 next step with that was chef owner and all my friends who own restaurants in this city
00:09:20.020 uh are miserable work even more are they all cocaine addicts is that true what's that are
00:09:25.400 they all cocaine addicts no i mean it was more back in the day it's a bit more like kind of like
00:09:28.980 that was the anthony bourdain era yeah it's a bit it's a bit you can't really get away with anything
00:09:33.080 in in kitchens anymore you know what i mean like the other day i said to one of the cooks i said 0.99
00:09:37.920 i'm gonna crawl inside your asshole and explode and i got put sent to the office said you can't 0.99
00:09:43.200 say that anymore isn't that what borden ramsey does that's that was that was all it was it's 1.00
00:09:47.060 the reason i started cooking because you wanted to get the best out of the chefs you could just
00:09:51.420 yeah i mean it was all based on merit you know what i mean like you're not going to get bullied
00:09:54.960 if you do a good job.
00:09:55.980 But nowadays,
00:09:56.740 you can't get away with,
00:09:57.900 you can't talk to people
00:09:58.640 like that anymore.
00:09:59.340 It's all changed.
00:10:00.480 So,
00:10:01.280 what,
00:10:01.560 it got too woke?
00:10:02.300 What's the reason?
00:10:02.780 It got too woke.
00:10:03.440 Exactly.
00:10:03.920 That's exactly what happened.
00:10:04.880 But now,
00:10:05.360 stand-up comedy,
00:10:05.960 you can berate people
00:10:06.720 that you want.
00:10:07.320 I needed to get back
00:10:08.460 to berating people
00:10:09.800 and bullying people
00:10:10.900 and so I got into stand-up.
00:10:13.300 Okay.
00:10:13.520 That's where it's at.
00:10:14.580 How's it going so far?
00:10:15.800 It's going good, man.
00:10:16.920 Yeah, it's fun.
00:10:17.400 It's a pretty depressing environment.
00:10:18.600 Open mic-ing in New York City,
00:10:20.020 it feels like therapy
00:10:20.920 and delusion.
00:10:21.800 Coming from kitchens,
00:10:23.020 it's like,
00:10:23.340 To me, it's like heaven.
00:10:24.720 Really?
00:10:25.080 Yeah, it's great.
00:10:26.120 What do you talk about?
00:10:26.800 Do you talk about being a chef?
00:10:28.060 I talk about being a chef.
00:10:28.980 I talk about addiction. 0.99
00:10:30.840 I talk about just my take on just general stuff like relationships, all that kind of shit. 0.97
00:10:36.560 Okay. 0.91
00:10:36.940 Yeah.
00:10:37.680 Are you from New York?
00:10:39.080 No, I'm from London.
00:10:40.280 Oh, okay.
00:10:41.080 You're losing your accent, though. 0.98
00:10:42.400 Yeah, it's kind of good. 0.97
00:10:43.740 Yeah, half and half.
00:10:44.600 I can half.
00:10:45.600 It almost sounds Australian.
00:10:47.100 Yeah, that's right.
00:10:47.940 Okay.
00:10:48.420 Is diversity our strength?
00:10:51.300 What do you mean by that?
00:10:53.340 Is it a strength or a weakness diversity?
00:10:55.500 You like this city or?
00:10:57.140 In general.
00:10:58.040 I mean, many people say that multiculturalism is destructive.
00:11:01.720 People can't coexist.
00:11:03.320 Unity is impossible.
00:11:04.800 Especially, you hear people say, like, oh, the white race is declining.
00:11:08.620 I think, okay, so I think you have to assimilate.
00:11:12.400 And, you know, I'm coming from London, right?
00:11:14.920 I'm coming from England, which has a very high Muslim population.
00:11:18.460 um and growing up see people talk about racism a lot right when i was growing up the only racism
00:11:25.220 i really experienced in england was radical islam towards whites so when i tell people that over
00:11:32.100 there they're like you're crazy that never happened but it was very very very it was a lot
00:11:35.960 of hate in england growing up wait some radical islamists hate whites yeah well no i mean the
00:11:42.220 radicals do not all islamists hate white people but like what's an example of that like tommy
00:11:48.040 robinson protests uh i mean just like when i was growing up like you know we would get 0.67
00:11:54.840 muslim like pakistani man would drive by and like their bmws would just roll down the window and 0.62
00:12:01.320 spit at us and you know when pakistani would just spit on white guys yeah yeah yeah for no reason 0.99
00:12:06.680 because we're white really yeah and there's whole areas in london where like you can't really go if 0.99
00:12:12.060 you're white because really what neighborhoods i go to london a lot townslow is one uh it's a lot
00:12:17.120 in East London, Peckham, I guess.
00:12:21.780 Well, Peckham's kind of gentrified now.
00:12:23.240 Peckham and Brixton.
00:12:24.580 Yeah, Peckham and Brixton.
00:12:25.620 They're actually nicer now.
00:12:26.500 They used to be hell holes.
00:12:28.000 Right.
00:12:28.300 They would say, don't go there, you're going to get shanked.
00:12:30.240 Yeah, if you wanted to buy drugs in London, you would just go to Brixton and get off the
00:12:33.540 train.
00:12:36.960 And here.
00:12:37.740 And here too, yeah.
00:12:38.580 Yeah, yeah, pretty much.
00:12:40.260 I think diversity, you know, I've always lived in a diverse city and I love it because it
00:12:45.340 has flavor.
00:12:46.660 And I almost moved to Australia once, but I didn't because I thought it was too white.
00:12:50.300 You know what I mean? 0.96
00:12:50.920 So what's the happy middle?
00:12:53.920 I don't know.
00:12:54.540 Everyone's just kind of...
00:12:56.020 I feel like there has to be a little bit of, like...
00:12:59.240 I grew up with my buddies.
00:13:03.460 You know, I had black friends.
00:13:04.760 I had Pakistani friends.
00:13:05.980 I had Asian friends.
00:13:07.180 And we all were, like, a little bit racist. 1.00
00:13:09.920 But it was fine.
00:13:11.040 In a funny way or a hateful way?
00:13:13.380 no like just just like i would just call you whatever you know what i mean and he would call 0.99
00:13:18.660 me a white motherfucker and it was back and forth and it was fun and it was fine but that's nobody 0.99
00:13:22.760 took it like to heart but that's the good kind of racism that's like a good kind of that's the 0.99
00:13:26.640 unifying racism where we acknowledge each other's differences and joke about it because we love each
00:13:31.980 other right not out of hate because i want to be away from you i can acknowledge that you're
00:13:35.880 different and make a joke about it and it's okay and then you can make a joke back right that's
00:13:39.480 comedy is all about. That's why you're a stand-up comedian.
00:13:41.860 Exactly. But how do you
00:13:43.860 bring that into the culture in
00:13:45.720 New York City? Because it's a little bit
00:13:47.720 everyone's a little sensitive around here right now.
00:13:49.840 Do you feel ostracized as a white guy?
00:13:53.000 I don't feel
00:13:53.700 ostracized, but I've definitely felt that
00:13:55.640 the tension's rising over
00:13:57.800 the years.
00:13:59.440 A little bit. You think it's more tense now?
00:14:02.660 Less so with the new
00:14:03.680 guys in charge. 0.99
00:14:06.020 Do you like Mom Donnie? 0.60
00:14:07.500 No. Not a fan of Mom Donnie.
00:14:09.220 What's the reason?
00:14:11.500 I guess it was, I think it's the property thing.
00:14:14.820 I mean, I don't know if it's actually true,
00:14:18.220 but he said he wants to take property off the wealthy
00:14:21.040 and give it to people that I feel don't deserve it.
00:14:25.800 Okay, so he wants to, it's like Robin Hood,
00:14:27.700 wants to steal from the rich and give to the poor.
00:14:30.100 Okay.
00:14:30.780 And I feel like, you know, the game is rigged to a certain extent,
00:14:33.160 but I feel like you have to, you know, like the billionaires and millionaires,
00:14:36.760 I don't hate these people.
00:14:37.820 I feel like they figured out the game, and they cracked the system, and they got to the top.
00:14:41.920 And I feel like everybody should try and strive to achieve that.
00:14:44.960 Everybody should try to be a trillionaire like Elon Musk?
00:14:47.120 No, but everybody should face hard times and try and overcome them as opposed to play the victim.
00:14:52.480 Do you think all billionaires pretend to sell us?
00:14:55.340 I'll get to you in a second.
00:14:56.980 Yeah, I mean, like Elon Musk, for example, he is one of the people purporting that Britain should say Britain first.
00:15:02.540 America should say, for Americans, he's literally an African immigrant.
00:15:06.280 And he just became the first trillionaire, right? 0.86
00:15:08.500 Yeah.
00:15:08.620 He just confirmed the trillionaire. 0.98
00:15:10.080 If he gave, I think in Islam, it's the jizzy tax, like 2.5% of your wealth to the charity or to the poor, 0.99
00:15:16.840 he could solve world hunger without money. 0.94
00:15:19.160 And he's just holding it for what?
00:15:20.560 To build rocket ships?
00:15:22.160 I mean, being a trillionaire, what's the reason why I have that wealth?
00:15:25.440 What is he doing with it?
00:15:26.420 But everybody at SpaceX got rich too, right?
00:15:29.700 Everyone that was with him from the beginning.
00:15:31.380 Yeah.
00:15:32.140 I feel like...
00:15:32.920 It's not benefiting the world, is it?
00:15:34.920 No, I feel like, okay, so he could do more to...
00:15:37.920 I'm sure every billionaire could do more to help those who need it.
00:15:42.500 Do you think you could ethically become...
00:15:43.580 But he's power-addicted.
00:15:44.140 Do you think if you became a billionaire that you would be...
00:15:47.600 That doesn't excuse it.
00:15:48.840 You know, you shouldn't succumb to your vices.
00:15:50.980 But does money corrupt you that much?
00:15:53.100 It's easy for us to say, I'm not saying down here, but we're not billionaires.
00:15:57.320 Well, you sacrifice money.
00:15:58.700 You want it to be a Santa comedian.
00:16:00.860 You're making far less than you would be making as a chef
00:16:02.880 because you're pursuing what you love.
00:16:04.240 Even as a chef, I made no money.
00:16:05.700 I'm just kind of a masochist, so I don't really – I just try and get good at stuff.
00:16:09.100 I don't – you know, the money – if the money comes, it comes.
00:16:10.340 Well, you pursue things out of love, not out of wealth.
00:16:12.280 Right, exactly.
00:16:13.080 I've turned down, you know, millions of dollars because I didn't want to promote gambling.
00:16:17.000 So I like to think that I wouldn't be corrupted by that.
00:16:19.580 And I had opportunities to.
00:16:21.120 And I said, no, because, like, these things are not going to benefit me or people around me.
00:16:24.400 So there's no point.
00:16:25.320 Right, right.
00:16:25.460 You know, being self-serving is – that's of the devil, I believe.
00:16:29.940 Right.
00:16:30.640 Yeah.
00:16:30.840 do you think he's doing good things for people but not posting about it no not being public no he
00:16:37.280 posts all day long every day all he does is tweet that's true he does he literally just tweets all
00:16:42.420 day and he positions himself as a workaholic i'm like how does he have time to work if he's
00:16:46.900 tweeting all day long about how somalis are destroying america yeah and about how pakistanis
00:16:51.400 are you know invading london right it's a it's divisive rhetoric that i think is inciting violence
00:16:57.000 and hatred i don't think it stops any hatred i think he's literally contributing people like
00:17:00.340 that contribute to more hate like tommy robinson for example this guy epstein said he was a cheap
00:17:05.560 prostitute this guy's holding all these protests in london but he has irish people come and speak 0.83
00:17:10.780 up and nigerians speak up and koreans put bacon on their shoulders to be like oh look we hate 1.00
00:17:14.540 muslims because we have bacon and they can't have bacon right and so wait these are all immigrants 0.97
00:17:18.880 the only unifying idea here is just hating muslims so it's not actually anti-immigration 0.99
00:17:23.540 It just seems like it's anti-Islam. 0.98
00:17:27.000 Right. 0.99
00:17:27.500 I get that.
00:17:29.240 I mean, he's got a shady past, right?
00:17:31.040 He used to be in the, I can't remember the name.
00:17:33.740 It was like the National Front in England or something like that.
00:17:35.800 It was like a, I mean, I guess he's calling a white supremacist group back when he was young or whatever.
00:17:42.480 But, you know, there are facts that are kind of hard to ignore in England.
00:17:45.580 Like over the last 10 years, rapes have gone up over 1,000 percent, which can't be ignored.
00:17:51.340 The thing in Belfast that happened recently with the beheading in the street,
00:17:54.100 did you hear about that?
00:17:54.780 Yeah, there was a C guy.
00:17:56.540 That was horrible.
00:17:57.600 I saw they started burning down houses afterwards.
00:17:59.620 Right, and there is two-tier policing over there.
00:18:01.520 So if the police are called to a scene and you were white as opposed to a person of color.
00:18:06.120 I saw that he was stabbed and they didn't put him in the ambulance.
00:18:08.880 They handcuffed him when he was bleeding out.
00:18:11.600 It was horrible.
00:18:12.280 So what do you do about that?
00:18:13.700 I don't know what to do about that.
00:18:14.800 That's a problem.
00:18:15.160 I don't think there's solutions for those.
00:18:16.680 I think a lot of those crimes are amplified to make people more hateful.
00:18:20.000 I think it's like the inverse George Floyd effect where everybody's inside for quarantine and then everybody, the entire population, looks at this one video and goes out and protests.
00:18:28.520 Everybody broke quarantine to loot over George Floyd.
00:18:31.060 Why hasn't anybody protested over the Epstein files not being released?
00:18:33.840 It's because these are coordinated.
00:18:35.320 These are pushed specifically to push outrage and keep people controlled.
00:18:39.760 Right.
00:18:39.960 You know, if you divide, you can conquer.
00:18:42.020 Yeah.
00:18:42.280 So there's no solution.
00:18:43.740 Like Carmelo Anthony, this case with Austin McCaff, it's horrible.
00:18:46.940 Carmelo Anthony shouldn't have stabbed him.
00:18:48.120 He is guilty.
00:18:49.360 But what is the solution here?
00:18:51.440 Is there going to be a race war?
00:18:52.720 Is there going to be segregation?
00:18:53.940 Probably not.
00:18:54.760 Everybody gets outraged, and then everybody moves on.
00:18:57.340 Right.
00:18:58.660 I try and, you know, it's – I try and not fall down a YouTube rabbit hole first thing in the morning
00:19:04.800 and leave the house foaming at the mouth.
00:19:07.240 I fail every morning.
00:19:08.560 So I think the trick is to just stay off YouTube and definitely stay off Reddit
00:19:12.300 and try and be a good New Yorker and spread love to your neighbors.
00:19:17.200 I agree.
00:19:17.560 that's a good point
00:19:18.740 do you think that
00:19:19.380 the internet
00:19:19.900 it seems like things
00:19:21.040 are much worse
00:19:21.500 and then when you go out
00:19:22.360 and we're here
00:19:22.880 it's not
00:19:23.700 what the internet says
00:19:24.740 people don't know
00:19:24.860 what you're talking about
00:19:25.760 but you're like
00:19:26.340 haven't you heard about this
00:19:27.140 haven't you heard about that
00:19:27.780 and everyone's just like
00:19:28.500 dude I'm just trying
00:19:29.540 to get to work
00:19:30.320 what are you
00:19:30.640 like you know
00:19:31.300 I think you do
00:19:32.080 put yourself in a kind
00:19:33.060 of crazy bubble
00:19:33.880 but then if you're not
00:19:35.960 watching it
00:19:36.400 you're like
00:19:36.640 what's going on
00:19:37.420 you're not informed
00:19:38.140 yeah
00:19:38.480 I think the best way
00:19:39.280 to consume it
00:19:39.820 is know that it's all
00:19:40.640 propaganda
00:19:41.100 and you know
00:19:41.540 that it's pushed
00:19:42.020 specifically to make
00:19:43.260 you feel a certain way
00:19:44.020 and to drain your energy
00:19:44.780 yeah
00:19:47.560 on people to tell you make you feel good that they're pushing a victim mentality so that you're
00:19:52.840 easily controlled once you know that it's easier to see through the blurred lines do you feel that
00:19:59.460 people that you know have have been to you like you're too into this stuff like you've turned
00:20:04.280 into a conspiracy nut because you're keeping yourself informed yeah i've been called a
00:20:09.020 conspiracy theorist for years but i ended up being proven right about many of these subjects
00:20:12.660 right like i was anti-vaccine when it was a crazy conspiracy theory and now everybody's like oh
00:20:18.020 yeah you were right yeah perfect example of how you could be alienated but i think it's important
00:20:22.480 to say the right things at the right time so many epstein files perfect example of how you know if
00:20:26.500 you were pushing for that to be released if you said that this was insane and they're doing things 0.98
00:20:30.360 with children on an island you were called a schizo right now we're right do you think that 0.54
00:20:35.320 uh well there's a rumor out there that trump was the original whistleblower for it do you think
00:20:39.120 No, he was best friends with Epstein in the 80s and 90s.
00:20:41.800 His children were around him.
00:20:43.540 Whistleblower.
00:20:44.160 No, he's been the number one person covering it up. 1.00
00:20:46.700 He moved Jelaine Maxwell, the top pimp or the bottom bitch, 0.99
00:20:50.800 from a maximum security prison to a private resort. 0.99
00:20:54.760 It seems like he has not spoken about it all.
00:20:58.080 We're talking about fraud.
00:20:59.000 They keep saying fraud, fraud. 1.00
00:21:00.480 Somalis in Minnesota. 0.99
00:21:01.900 What about the fraud?
00:21:03.020 These people are all the elite politicians and billionaires.
00:21:06.100 They're all connected on this island.
00:21:07.380 Why haven't there been any arrests?
00:21:09.280 Nobody's been subpoenaed.
00:21:10.520 There hasn't been any sort of pressure to release it.
00:21:12.520 He campaigned saying he's going to drain the swamp.
00:21:14.600 He's implicated on these files.
00:21:15.780 So are all of his friends.
00:21:16.980 Howard Lundin, the Secretary of Commerce, right now, was next door neighbors of Epstein.
00:21:21.480 These people have not been held accountable for their actions. 0.63
00:21:24.460 So I think they're all liars.
00:21:25.980 Do you think the rise of AI is going to solve this problem?
00:21:28.100 There'll be no more lies.
00:21:28.880 No, I think the rise of AI helps them cover it up.
00:21:30.920 I think they can manipulate the files.
00:21:32.620 They got lucky they delayed it so long that AI is good enough to where they can manipulate it however they want.
00:21:38.040 Right, yeah.
00:21:39.120 Yeah, I don't know what to do about that.
00:21:41.160 What?
00:21:42.360 I mean, I try not to get too far into either side.
00:21:47.300 That's probably right.
00:21:48.860 Are you a white identitarian or a white nationalist? 0.97
00:21:52.620 So were you spit on in London? 0.95
00:21:55.540 Yeah, but it didn't really bother me or whatever.
00:21:57.860 But like, you know, it's stuff like when September 11th happened.
00:22:01.620 I was in college in London, which is in England.
00:22:03.760 College is the last two years of high school.
00:22:06.000 And in my college, there was like a white corner.
00:22:08.640 there was a black corner
00:22:09.460 and there was an Asian corner
00:22:10.420 when I say Asian in England
00:22:11.420 I mean like Pakistani, Bengali
00:22:13.120 and Indian
00:22:14.080 and that whole corner
00:22:16.340 celebrated when that happened
00:22:18.580 and I'm half American
00:22:19.560 they celebrated when 9-11 happened
00:22:21.020 oh yeah they were going crazy 1.00
00:22:21.980 they were like yeah fuck America 1.00
00:22:23.000 all this kind of shit 1.00
00:22:23.620 and I'm like half American 0.99
00:22:25.140 my mom was American
00:22:26.060 so I ended up getting in a fight with a kid
00:22:28.060 I ended up punching a kid in the face
00:22:29.140 and I got kicked out of school
00:22:29.960 probably if they were celebrating
00:22:31.780 terrorist attacks
00:22:33.380 it's definitely 0.80
00:22:34.260 right exactly
00:22:36.420 so that was kind of the vibe
00:22:38.400 growing up but I'm definitely proud to be white I would say I don't know if that makes me a white
00:22:43.800 nationalist or whatever but I'm proud of you know being Irish being English uh being American and
00:22:50.040 proud of our achievements and uh I feel like there is a stigma to saying that uh but I feel like I
00:22:56.280 wish that was gone it's interesting you said earlier that there's a radical Islam is against
00:23:00.720 whiteness but there are so many white nations like Basia is predominantly Muslim Albania
00:23:06.160 predominantly or i think it's a huge muslim population that's right islam is not specific
00:23:11.020 to an ethnicity right the most populated muslim country in the world you know what it is
00:23:15.040 no indonesia it's an asian country okay not even brown or you know arab like many people think
00:23:21.040 i guess i meant what the western whites western people right western way of life maybe i don't
00:23:27.940 know what is the western way of life uh oh man freedom capitalism probably is in there but here's
00:23:34.700 the thing is so if they say that the the white population is declining and then you say western
00:23:38.300 civilization is defined by freedom freedom allows for porn freedom allows for only fans freedom 0.58
00:23:42.660 allows for feminism modernization right this is why there's a lack of uh nuclear families
00:23:48.000 because modernization is pushed so much democracy freedom this is why traditional values have been
00:23:54.340 corrupted so then to then go blame and say it's muslims doing it is uh you know calling out a
00:24:00.480 the wrong 0.81
00:24:01.460 the wrong issue. So this is not the
00:24:04.480 problem. The problem is
00:24:06.280 democracy is freedom. It's like freedom
00:24:08.400 allows for people to do whatever they want. 1.00
00:24:10.480 Women now, like you know the difference between women now 1.00
00:24:12.380 and women back then when you were growing up. 0.99
00:24:14.240 They are much more free and they're having 1.00
00:24:16.360 much more out of sex
00:24:18.380 out of marriage sex. You say that
00:24:20.400 now they're doing that? Yeah, 100%.
00:24:21.980 I feel like
00:24:24.620 they were happier when I was growing up.
00:24:26.680 Yeah, happiness is
00:24:28.280 tied to traditional values.
00:24:30.480 Right. 1.00
00:24:31.020 You're going to be depressed if you're having sex on a wet line. 1.00
00:24:33.320 You're going to be depressed if you're consuming porn. 1.00
00:24:35.500 You're going to be depressed if you're going out and drinking all the time and putting terrible things into your body.
00:24:40.000 They were doing all that when I was growing up.
00:24:41.860 More so than they're doing now.
00:24:42.940 Do you think it's more back then?
00:24:46.720 I feel like they were happier back then.
00:24:48.400 But they were still, yeah.
00:24:49.340 Well, maybe a perfect example.
00:24:50.480 Like, OnlyFans didn't exist when you were growing up.
00:24:52.360 Right.
00:24:52.440 This is far more common.
00:24:53.420 This is far more accepted than it was.
00:24:56.440 I feel like maybe there was an end goal that they could see back then.
00:25:01.620 Now, because people aren't really getting married anymore.
00:25:03.940 I mean, it's really hard to date nowadays.
00:25:06.720 I feel like that end goal is kind of fading away of marriage, kids, owning property, all that kind of thing.
00:25:13.340 So it's more of an anger thing these days.
00:25:15.680 Yeah.
00:25:16.440 The 30-year-old now, I think 10% of 30-year-olds are married and have homes and own a home.
00:25:22.740 But back in the 60s, it was over 50%.
00:25:25.780 The majority at 30 were married and were homeowners.
00:25:28.360 Now the 10%, that means it's a pipe dream.
00:25:30.740 The American dream back then was being majorly successful and having an empire.
00:25:36.580 The American dream today is the standard of the past.
00:25:41.140 Yeah, I'm kind of resigned to it.
00:25:44.540 How do you feel about it?
00:25:45.920 What do you mean resigned to it?
00:25:46.820 Like, I'm not going to get that kind of working or middle class life.
00:25:53.600 I'm going to either fail and just rent in New York City until I die.
00:25:59.600 Or succeed and break all the way through.
00:26:02.240 And that's fine.
00:26:03.120 There's no middle ground.
00:26:04.040 You're all in.
00:26:04.860 You're all in.
00:26:05.300 I'm all in.
00:26:05.840 I'm all in too.
00:26:06.540 Yeah, man.
00:26:06.980 It's a pleasure.
00:26:07.500 Hey, pleasure.
00:26:08.040 Nice to meet you.
00:26:08.380 What's your name again?
00:26:08.980 Kieran.
00:26:09.460 Kieran.
00:26:09.780 Great to meet you.
00:26:10.360 Nice to meet you too.
00:26:11.140 What's your name?
00:26:11.880 Danny.
00:26:12.660 Danny.
00:26:12.980 Danny.
00:26:13.440 Is diversity our strength?
00:26:14.800 whose strength
00:26:17.100 society's strength
00:26:19.080 I don't know if it's our only strength
00:26:23.420 I think it's important
00:26:24.220 is it a strength or is it a weakness
00:26:26.220 it's a strength
00:26:27.000 you had something to respond to with
00:26:30.220 Kieran just now he was talking about billionaires
00:26:32.800 and how it's okay what do you think
00:26:34.220 is it okay to be a billionaire
00:26:35.100 I think that
00:26:40.320 what I was responding to was this point that
00:26:42.340 or
00:26:44.420 his notion that billionaires and multi-millionaires all had to like struggle and figure it out
00:26:49.900 and i think that sometimes wealth is hereditary and i guess i was questioning that in terms of
00:26:56.780 should people be billionaires
00:26:58.480 honestly i don't see a reason for people to have billions of dollars um when there are people that
00:27:09.900 have nothing i just just in terms of what you're talking about societal like
00:27:14.220 or trillion i guess justices yeah trillion almost just became a trillionaire yeah
00:27:19.920 yeah i know and that's crazy i mean and 2.5 of his wealth could solve world hunger and he just
00:27:26.780 every day if you have a trillion dollars yeah you're making an active decision to not solve
00:27:31.360 world hunger isn't that crazy we agree on this yeah i mean there's no point what is the reason
00:27:36.360 to have that money while people starve there's no so that's funny i didn't think that you would have
00:27:41.380 that take on wealth what'd you think i was going to say well is it fair to say that you're fairly
00:27:48.480 conservative in a lot of your beliefs the problem is conservative values in america that people
00:27:53.480 think that it means you have to align with people the billionaires and stuff conservative means
00:27:57.440 traditional traditional means you know things that are good i think talk to me what what's
00:28:01.600 what's good tradition i think objective morality yeah it comes from god god wouldn't want you to
00:28:07.560 hoard wealth god wouldn't want you to have people starve while you have all this you know i think
00:28:11.900 people made up a new conservative value yeah i i listen i agree that there shouldn't be like
00:28:18.480 trillionaires billionaires i think i agree with we're on the same page about i don't know if we're
00:28:23.200 on the same page about what you believe to be correct traditional but i don't know all of the
00:28:29.380 things you believe in yeah um i'm happy to talk about that but in terms of the billionaires
00:28:33.860 trillionaires i'm on the same page i have a feeling that you have some point of contention
00:28:39.080 with my content i would like to hear it i don't know all of your takes i i overheard like you
00:28:45.000 mentioning like only fans and like stuff like do you do you believe let me ask you this do you feel
00:28:51.380 like a lot of people today are godless and like that and that's kind of what bothers you is that
00:28:57.360 a lot of your beliefs derive from like religious intention or religious like understanding and
00:29:04.660 these people feel godless to you it's not the frustration it's that like i think unity is good
00:29:09.640 sure i think liberals are on the right page or on the right track with a lot of ideas and they get
00:29:14.160 it wrong in a lot i think conservative same thing they're right with a lot but wrong in a lot so
00:29:17.720 i think left-right politics is divisive and i think it makes you hold allegiance to people
00:29:21.980 where it's just like you said yeah oh i thought you were conservative which means you need to 0.90
00:29:25.220 support billionaires i think that's retarded so god gives us subjective morality morality is not 0.90
00:29:31.320 subjective if we had a basis of morality things would be better what about the religious belief 0.88
00:29:37.140 love thy brother or just like absolutely yeah but like even like people that may be behaving in
00:29:43.100 ways that feel unholy to you kind of still like accepting them for where they are and
00:29:48.660 not demonizing them
00:29:50.520 do you feel like you do
00:29:52.520 kind of like demonize certain people
00:29:54.680 now I
00:29:55.420 you know what I mean
00:29:56.780 a good example is when I
00:29:58.880 I'm Christian
00:30:00.100 and honestly I'm not 0.99
00:30:02.640 yeah absolutely and I'm not like the
00:30:05.140 I'm honestly like
00:30:06.800 not the most religious
00:30:08.880 I find religion
00:30:11.660 how I find I like to go into church and read
00:30:13.500 and pray but like I'm
00:30:15.120 you take the parts you like
00:30:16.580 I'm novice.
00:30:17.580 No, I wouldn't say I take the parts I like.
00:30:19.760 I would just say I'm a beginner, and, like, I'm still kind of finding my way.
00:30:23.120 So am I.
00:30:23.500 We all are.
00:30:24.040 Yeah.
00:30:24.340 I think a good response to what you said is the example of Zoram Amdani.
00:30:27.980 I really like him.
00:30:28.620 Let's talk about him.
00:30:29.080 Yeah.
00:30:29.380 And when I saw him campaigning, I was like, okay, this guy's Muslim.
00:30:33.120 Yeah. 0.73
00:30:33.380 You know, he's saying good things about the wealth problem.
00:30:35.580 He's addressing this gap that nobody else is addressing.
00:30:37.840 Yeah.
00:30:38.140 There's a clear discrepancy in wealth.
00:30:40.460 And then I saw him jumping up and down at the pride parades and the trans parades, and 0.99
00:30:43.180 I'm like, this is retarded. 0.95
00:30:44.680 And then I look at it now with a different lens. 0.96
00:30:46.760 I'm like, all right, are you really going to change the vast majority of these people with hate? 1.00
00:30:50.320 If you say, oh, you're sick, you're disgusting, you're evil, you're going to hell. 1.00
00:30:52.880 They are going to put up a roadblock. 1.00
00:30:54.620 They're going to start hating you more.
00:30:56.340 Absolutely.
00:30:56.960 If you offer a kind gesture, I think they're more likely and more willing to come to some sort of truth.
00:31:05.740 Well, would you agree?
00:31:06.880 I mean, the heaviest that I've felt in life is when I have hate towards.
00:31:10.840 Like, if there's someone, like, if I was in high school with someone and I just, like, hated this person, I didn't want to see them, that actually felt way more heavy to me and, like, hateful to myself than kind of just, like, letting it go.
00:31:21.900 Like, holding on to that is actually, like, giving them.
00:31:23.920 Hate is never a solution.
00:31:25.260 It actually, like, gives the people you're villainizing way more power, I think.
00:31:28.840 Yeah.
00:31:29.580 You agree with that, yeah.
00:31:30.400 It doesn't.
00:31:30.960 It just spreads you, and it also purports a victim mentality in us versus them.
00:31:34.720 Us versus them just keeps us divided.
00:31:36.380 You can only win through unity, and, you know, the great thing about New York City.
00:31:39.600 What does win mean?
00:31:40.840 What would win looking like to you? 1.00
00:31:43.100 Success is concerning the LGBT QA. 1.00
00:31:48.720 Winning ultimately is making it to heaven. 1.00
00:31:51.360 That's the ultimate.
00:31:52.620 But concerning them, do you care if they make it to heaven?
00:31:55.860 I would like them to.
00:31:57.120 Why?
00:31:58.360 Because I want the best for my brothers and sisters.
00:32:03.340 Okay.
00:32:04.480 But do you feel like if they continue to go down the path,
00:32:07.900 they're going down, that there's no chance for them to go to heaven?
00:32:10.140 I'm not the one who judges there is a chance, but it's it's likely that there's opportunities. They're not going to
00:32:17.020 So I got you
00:32:19.700 Well, thanks for coming on man. I appreciate it. I'm gonna go. What's your name? I'm Danny. Dang. Good to meet you, bro
00:32:27.020 How's the filming chat is it good or bad?
00:32:29.020 I told you the other day us is gonna win the World Cup, man. You saw we did. Yo, we crushed Bearfly. It was a great game
00:32:36.140 Chat is the filming good? It's good. Okay. What's your name? Niggs
00:32:40.140 Does it need to stay a little steady
00:32:42.360 Or some people are talking about the filming
00:32:44.100 Yeah, because we're in the ground
00:32:45.600 Yeah, but I think it's fine
00:32:47.480 Is diversity our strength?
00:32:49.800 Huh?
00:32:50.260 Is diversity our strength?
00:32:52.540 I'm going to tell you something, bro
00:32:53.720 I think we're all different
00:32:55.960 But we're all the same color and everything like that
00:32:59.060 Because, you know
00:32:59.840 We're still born from the same race, you know
00:33:02.460 Are you Mexican?
00:33:03.480 Yeah
00:33:03.700 Are you proud to be Mexican?
00:33:05.280 Exactly, bro
00:33:05.740 Are you proud to be American?
00:33:06.680 Yeah, exactly, too
00:33:07.520 Okay 1.00
00:33:08.860 How nationalistic and how tribalistic are you with Mexicans? 0.98
00:33:11.820 Say right now there's a fight happening between a Mexican and somebody else. 0.99
00:33:16.680 Are you going to step in and jump for the Mexican even if you don't know the situation? 0.62
00:33:20.140 It doesn't matter, bro.
00:33:20.900 It's my race.
00:33:21.740 So you will?
00:33:22.380 Yeah.
00:33:22.880 Okay.
00:33:24.380 New York City is a melting pot full of a lot of people.
00:33:27.780 Do you think that people of different tribes and different nations can get along?
00:33:33.260 I hope so, bro, because I really want everybody to get united and everything, you know?
00:33:37.940 i hope people can get along together and everything like that but if people can't get along like
00:33:44.100 what's the point of the world you know right okay were you outside last night for the next yes yes
00:33:49.860 sir bro were you part yeah it was my birthday yesterday my birthday was yesterday happy birthday
00:33:53.300 bro thanks one and it was your birthday exactly let's go man yeah so it was like a great feeling
00:33:57.780 you know how do you say you say feliz navidad no that's new year's what how do you say happy new
00:34:01.940 new year in spanish uh happy new year's in spanish no no happy birthday happy birthday
00:34:06.080 okay were you burning the bus yesterday there were buses on fire people are mad
00:34:12.060 uh nah i wasn't lighting anything on fire i was just you don't condone nothing criminal
00:34:15.720 no i don't do anything not anymore okay how would you describe new york city to people
00:34:20.580 that don't understand and only see the bad parts uh i would just say be careful you know because
00:34:26.340 if you know where you're at all right then you're good but if you know like you're in the bad area
00:34:31.520 Like Bronx 0.96
00:34:32.220 Or some shit like that 1.00
00:34:32.980 Yo 0.99
00:34:33.380 Look 1.00
00:34:33.920 You can see my shit right here 1.00
00:34:34.960 I got jumped in the Bronx 1.00
00:34:36.140 When?
00:34:38.360 Probably like
00:34:38.980 Two weeks ago
00:34:39.500 What happened?
00:34:40.680 Why? 1.00
00:34:41.340 I said some shit 0.99
00:34:41.940 To some gang bangers 0.99
00:34:42.840 I was saying like
00:34:43.460 Yo don't
00:34:44.000 Don't be in the streets
00:34:44.940 Right?
00:34:46.120 And then they were like
00:34:46.920 Alright like
00:34:47.580 You know what 1.00
00:34:48.020 Fuck it 1.00
00:34:48.320 Like let's 1.00
00:34:48.960 I'm gonna fuck you up 0.99
00:34:49.640 So tilt it up a little bit 1.00
00:34:50.840 No no
00:34:51.560 Tilt it up
00:34:52.260 Keep the head in the center
00:34:53.320 Of the frame
00:34:53.800 What did you say
00:34:55.060 To the gang bangers?
00:34:56.040 I said like
00:34:56.600 Yo stay out of the streets
00:34:57.380 Cause I've already been
00:34:58.040 In the streets right?
00:34:58.820 Yeah
00:34:58.980 And then they were like 1.00
00:35:00.000 Yo fuck you 1.00
00:35:00.500 Who the fuck is you? 1.00
00:35:01.100 right i was like i'm trying to descalate right they were like yo fuck you nigga and then you 1.00
00:35:05.620 know started happening how many people jumped to you six are you you took it though easy huh you 0.99
00:35:11.280 look great i don't even i didn't notice you had a bruise or anything exactly bro who's like because
00:35:15.300 i had one one person right i started beating him up right and that's when his boys jumped in you
00:35:20.540 know yeah exactly bro they're saying deserve no but you're what you're saying is right you shouldn't 0.99
00:35:24.720 be wait why would you say that to them because like i already been through that shit you know 0.88
00:35:28.300 and I don't want nobody else 1.00
00:35:29.340 to go through that shit. 1.00
00:35:30.000 You know, 1.00
00:35:30.160 I've been traumatized and shit. 0.99
00:35:31.580 What were you doing in the streets? 1.00
00:35:32.960 Selling drugs.
00:35:34.200 Oh.
00:35:34.900 Yeah.
00:35:35.940 Well, you stopped.
00:35:36.740 I stopped, yeah.
00:35:37.660 As soon as I turned 18,
00:35:39.020 bro, I stopped, bro.
00:35:39.860 So you gave them good advice?
00:35:41.060 Yeah, I gave them good advice
00:35:42.020 and then they beat me over it.
00:35:43.200 They don't want to listen.
00:35:44.440 Exactly.
00:35:45.900 Hey, but man,
00:35:46.560 good that you survived that, man.
00:35:48.220 It got protected.
00:35:49.220 No, I appreciate it, bro. 0.99
00:35:49.580 Thank you for the fucking... 0.99
00:35:50.780 Of course, man. 1.00
00:35:52.540 Yeah, I make music, bro.
00:35:53.980 That's dope.
00:35:54.680 Alright.
00:35:55.200 Alright, thanks, bro.
00:35:56.080 How you doing?
00:35:56.720 Doing good.
00:35:57.480 What's your name?
00:35:58.300 amen amen is diversity our strength i i think so yeah i think america is like
00:36:09.100 i think it used to be our strength i think now it's changing i think back then america was the
00:36:12.620 only country anyone around the world could come and build a home for themselves but i think right
00:36:17.580 now you can do that in europe and even asia is starting to open up i think okay are you white
00:36:23.260 Ish, I'm North African
00:36:25.540 Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia
00:36:28.640 Oh, Tunisian, okay
00:36:29.900 You're playing in the World Cup?
00:36:31.400 Yeah
00:36:31.600 Okay
00:36:32.040 A lot of people are upset
00:36:35.480 And they don't think that multiculturalism is good
00:36:37.640 They think it is the result
00:36:40.060 It causes violence, it causes division
00:36:42.560 Do you think that people can coexist properly
00:36:45.580 Or should we stay within our tribes?
00:36:48.840 I think, yeah 0.98
00:36:50.300 Yeah, I mean, I think it's a valid take.
00:36:54.060 I think you do see divisions that are unique to this generation.
00:37:00.400 I don't know if they're unique to, like, the era. 0.62
00:37:02.100 I don't know, like, was fully white Britain any less divided than it is now?
00:37:07.220 Like, one could assume so, one would assume so, but I don't know. 0.72
00:37:12.300 Like, I don't know how real that is. 1.00
00:37:14.100 Are you Muslim? 1.00
00:37:15.180 No. 1.00
00:37:16.540 You almost said yes. 1.00
00:37:17.660 I was going to say I was raised Muslim, but I'm not.
00:37:19.760 what happened i feel like i don't know i grew up um my experiences made me not religious
00:37:27.640 like what i really don't know like a i've i have some thoughts on that religion i have some
00:37:35.440 thoughts on like every religion what's your thoughts on islam no i feel like uh i don't
00:37:40.160 want to i feel like to explain why would be to kind of talk down the religion but i respect
00:37:47.540 islamic people so i don't want to bear yeah bear how much does the idea of race cross your mind
00:37:54.540 does it come up often or do you
00:37:56.700 that's like a hard question like i don't know like in what context i want like just like i'm
00:38:07.520 saying this because now new york is under a microscope right now yeah everybody is seeing
00:38:12.380 that it's amazing there's celebrations the great parts of new york also the bad parts are getting
00:38:18.380 highlighted a lot of people are seeing that so many races are out there doing you know committing
00:38:23.660 crimes and burning buses and the idea of race is spoken online a lot more than it is in real life
00:38:29.980 ideally i wouldn't even talk about it as much as i do but because it's spoken about so much
00:38:34.780 online i'm wondering if this is something that the average person on the train station thinks about
00:38:39.580 Yeah, I mean, I'm on social media.
00:38:42.700 It's going to, I feel like I'm actually trying to actively avoid anything political, and I can't. 0.97
00:38:47.580 So I think I have so many thoughts on all this shit I don't care about. 0.98
00:38:51.060 I really, I don't care who's president. 0.99
00:38:53.340 At the end of the day, like, I really don't, but I know who's president.
00:38:56.840 I don't even care who really won the NBA, like the finals.
00:38:59.820 It just happened yesterday.
00:39:01.040 It was cool.
00:39:01.620 What do you care about?
00:39:02.860 My own life.
00:39:04.080 What do you do?
00:39:05.020 i i got hobbies i got my job i got my family i got my friends all of those things and like the
00:39:12.180 things that are like intersecting with those what are your hobbies i dance tango i'm actually going
00:39:16.920 to that right now you're going to play dance tango yeah let's go let's go i gotta learn all
00:39:20.940 i can only get sturdy i can't do tango or anything like that yeah it's fun i like you kind of look
00:39:24.720 like shaggy from scooby-doo i think it's the fit it's not even you but it's like that i think it's
00:39:28.780 the yellow shirt that makes sense yeah i'm not against that hey it's great to meet you bro
00:39:32.620 Have fun at Tango.
00:39:33.480 Appreciate it.
00:39:34.020 Peace.
00:39:34.980 You got a minute before you get on the train?
00:39:37.260 Yeah, what do you want to talk about?
00:39:38.820 I'm talking about New York.
00:39:40.100 It's a pretty new time for the city.
00:39:43.680 Oh, yeah?
00:39:44.220 Yeah.
00:39:44.900 What's your name?
00:39:45.740 Nick.
00:39:46.620 Oh, Nick.
00:39:46.980 I already asked that.
00:39:47.840 You got a minute or you won't miss the train?
00:39:50.980 Three minutes.
00:39:51.840 Yeah, you're perfect.
00:39:52.720 It's a one-minute podcast.
00:39:58.040 I'm not going to bite.
00:40:00.360 Is it going to be like a debate?
00:40:01.800 No, no, no.
00:40:02.400 I just want to see what you do.
00:40:04.480 Who are you?
00:40:05.180 All right.
00:40:06.580 Let me guess.
00:40:07.220 You live in Fort Greene?
00:40:08.780 No.
00:40:09.280 Partsville.
00:40:10.000 Close.
00:40:10.720 Yeah.
00:40:11.060 Pretty close.
00:40:12.180 I think it's the shorts and the dog.
00:40:13.240 That's a really cute dog.
00:40:14.220 Nice. 1.00
00:40:14.640 He's a Havanese.
00:40:15.920 Havanese?
00:40:16.460 Yeah. 1.00
00:40:16.720 Almost looks like a schnauzer.
00:40:18.080 Yeah, no.
00:40:18.500 She's cool. 0.99
00:40:18.980 She's a rescue.
00:40:20.360 About a year old.
00:40:21.260 Oh, you're a good guy.
00:40:22.380 Why'd you rescue a dog instead of pay $3,000 for a bougie one?
00:40:25.440 Well, when you put it like that, it's kind of self-evident, right?
00:40:29.040 Yeah.
00:40:29.580 No, I've always been a dog lover, man.
00:40:30.900 You know?
00:40:31.200 I walked dogs when I first moved here.
00:40:35.160 I've had habanises forever, so this one, you're right,
00:40:39.060 if we went to a breeder, it would have been like three grand.
00:40:42.780 That's good, man. Rescuing a dog is a good thing.
00:40:44.800 Do you want to have kids?
00:40:45.820 I'm noticing more people are having dogs instead of kids.
00:40:48.260 I do want to have kids eventually.
00:40:49.880 I just got to get into a financial situation that feels a little bit more stable.
00:40:54.100 You could afford Park Slope.
00:40:55.660 I used to live there when I was little.
00:40:57.240 Yeah, I could afford Park Slope.
00:40:58.440 It's almost like getting out of Park Slope into, like, you know, something more resembling like a suburb or a rural suburban area would probably be, you know, more beneficial to actually having kids, you know, which is something we want to do eventually.
00:41:14.100 Yeah.
00:41:14.660 Is diversity our strength?
00:41:18.080 It's not a debate.
00:41:19.140 It's just a...
00:41:19.840 I believe so, for sure.
00:41:21.140 Okay.
00:41:22.640 You don't like answering questions like that?
00:41:24.540 I mean, I don't know.
00:41:26.300 I don't know how many people you got watching this.
00:41:28.440 You know, I have my personal opinions.
00:41:30.520 I don't want to necessarily blast it out everywhere.
00:41:33.660 Okay.
00:41:34.380 But obviously, if you live in Park Slope, then you're going to be around a lot of different people.
00:41:39.020 Brooklyn is a very multicultural place.
00:41:40.820 Sure.
00:41:41.820 Do you see the pushback from people saying that multiculturalism is bad and that the melting pot's evil and that we should stick to our own?
00:41:47.940 I've seen that, yeah.
00:41:49.120 I've seen that online for the past 10 years about, sure.
00:41:52.460 Do you think it's been heightened recently?
00:41:54.500 Recently, I would say it's been like a steady incline of that kind of rhetoric online for the past 10 years.
00:42:02.740 Yeah, sure.
00:42:03.820 And is it productive? What's the reason you think this is happening?
00:42:07.380 The reason for the pushback against multiculturalism?
00:42:10.120 Right, yeah.
00:42:11.520 I would say that, I mean, I think that obviously, you know, Trump and Trumpism are a huge driver of it for sure.
00:42:19.500 it's funny that
00:42:20.620 Nick's won 20 games
00:42:21.840 in a row
00:42:22.220 and the only game
00:42:23.100 we lost was the one
00:42:23.860 he showed up
00:42:24.460 you know
00:42:25.720 yeah
00:42:26.160 yeah the only one
00:42:27.740 hey here's your train
00:42:28.800 it's nice to meet you Nick
00:42:29.580 yeah
00:42:29.820 have a good one
00:42:30.860 come have a seat
00:42:31.560 what's your name
00:42:32.920 what's your name
00:42:33.820 what are you headed to
00:42:34.480 Bronx
00:42:35.640 161st
00:42:36.940 I was about to say
00:42:37.820 I'm sure you had this before
00:42:39.280 you kind of look like 1.00
00:42:39.760 K-Flock 1.00
00:42:40.160 really
00:42:40.700 I've never been told that
00:42:42.120 actually
00:42:42.440 oh really
00:42:42.820 I'm not compared to
00:42:43.980 drill rappers 1.00
00:42:44.860 but not K-Flock 0.92
00:42:45.640 who else 0.70
00:42:47.100 what other
00:42:47.660 um
00:42:48.220 I heard him naughty
00:42:49.740 Yeah, I remember Neon was doing the Naughty Bob,
00:42:52.060 but he apologized for that and all that.
00:42:54.900 But, yeah, it's good to see you.
00:42:55.720 Were you outside yesterday for the Knicks win?
00:42:57.860 I wasn't, but I wish I was, man.
00:42:59.320 How come? Were you working?
00:43:00.520 No, I was just home.
00:43:01.540 I didn't go outside, but I did see the last couple,
00:43:03.960 the last quarter of the game.
00:43:05.000 Are you Muslim? 1.00
00:43:05.680 No. 1.00
00:43:06.400 Why were you surprised you didn't get the FOMO to be outside?
00:43:09.780 I did.
00:43:10.160 I definitely did.
00:43:11.340 I just didn't take the chance and definitely regretted it.
00:43:14.420 What was the reason?
00:43:15.020 I can't believe, like, you didn't, this sounds crazy to me,
00:43:17.320 you didn't go out.
00:43:17.620 I mean, I just, I'm so far, you know, from, like, the actual Knicks stadium that I just decided.
00:43:23.220 There wasn't anything going on in the Bronx?
00:43:24.540 Nah, bro.
00:43:25.940 Washington Heights, that's about it.
00:43:27.740 Let's go, bro.
00:43:28.780 How you feeling, bro?
00:43:29.840 Yo, can I take a picture, bro?
00:43:31.300 Yeah, real quick.
00:43:32.060 I'm talking to him.
00:43:32.740 Real quick, bro.
00:43:33.220 Just take a street photo.
00:43:34.100 Look, look, look.
00:43:34.580 Take a street photo.
00:43:35.580 Look.
00:43:35.960 Yo, yo.
00:43:37.480 Like, the stream will take a picture.
00:43:39.580 Safety, bro.
00:43:41.100 All right.
00:43:41.560 Is diversity our strength?
00:43:43.600 In New York.
00:43:45.280 Sure.
00:43:45.860 Definitely.
00:43:46.840 Why do you say that?
00:43:48.040 There's all different types of races here, man.
00:43:49.840 You got Hispanics, you got white people, you got Asians.
00:43:53.380 All around, just a very diverse city, and I think that's what makes New York so great overall.
00:43:57.960 A lot of Africans in the Bronx, too.
00:43:59.660 Are you Dominican?
00:44:00.540 Dominican, yes.
00:44:01.360 Okay, you didn't go to the Puerto Rico Day Parade?
00:44:03.500 Not that either.
00:44:04.520 I was actually playing basketball just now.
00:44:05.900 Oh, okay, okay.
00:44:07.300 Do you see people say that diversity and multiculturalism is bad?
00:44:11.040 I don't think so at all.
00:44:12.180 So I think we actually need, sometimes it's necessary to bring diversity into some places
00:44:16.640 because I feel like it'll help the economy overall.
00:44:20.260 And, like, why not?
00:44:22.860 I feel like limiting people to staying in one place is just not right.
00:44:26.880 And overall, it just creates, what's it called, systematic racism.
00:44:31.280 Right.
00:44:32.440 What is racism?
00:44:34.640 To me, racism is treating anybody that isn't of your race, of your culture, in a different way
00:44:40.180 just because they are of that religion.
00:44:42.180 or that closer do you stick with your own like say if you saw somebody get in a fight right here
00:44:46.340 and there was a dominican against somebody else i might possibly know depends like how the fight's
00:44:52.980 going you see how that's an example of racism by your definition though you're standing up for
00:44:56.340 your dominican because he's dominican and against another race so you're picking a side you're
00:45:01.060 discriminating well even if it wasn't a dominican guy i think i would go up to him try and de-escalate
00:45:06.340 the fight in any matter it just depends really the situation like if it's three guys and one dude i'm
00:45:11.060 I'm not going to jump in there because it's obviously not a fair fight either way.
00:45:14.720 He might have deserved that, but if it's a one-on-one and I see that the guy's losing,
00:45:17.920 I might stop the fight no matter what race. 0.98
00:45:20.780 Okay.
00:45:21.580 What do you think of Zoramandani so far as the mayor of our city?
00:45:24.600 He definitely has a lot of good things going for him,
00:45:27.820 but there's some bigger problems that I think need to be addressed sometimes in some places.
00:45:34.540 Like what?
00:45:37.820 Man.
00:45:41.060 I can't think of it right now, off the top of my head.
00:45:44.740 Have you noticed that there's more people in the Bronx becoming Muslim?
00:45:47.680 I saw K-Flock, for example, he became Muslim. 1.00
00:45:50.920 I don't believe that. 0.99
00:45:52.000 It's the same thing with Jeffrey Dahmer when he was in prison.
00:45:55.220 Like, it's random, right?
00:45:56.720 But I feel like it's the same thing.
00:45:58.140 Right before he died, he wants to turn to Christianity.
00:46:00.580 But I feel like you just can't do that.
00:46:02.400 I feel like trying to, after you did all your wrong and trying to change your ways last second just doesn't make any sense.
00:46:07.620 Right.
00:46:08.360 So that's not true.
00:46:09.280 There's not more people in the Bronx becoming Muslim?
00:46:12.060 I'm not sure.
00:46:13.280 I don't have a lot of people that are actually Muslim or turning it, converting it to Muslim.
00:46:18.600 It's good to meet you, bro.
00:46:19.720 Have fun hooping.
00:46:20.620 Thank you.
00:46:21.500 Good to meet you.
00:46:22.080 God bless.
00:46:23.820 Nice to meet you.
00:46:24.200 You want to have a seat?
00:46:25.120 Yeah.
00:46:26.140 Where are you from?
00:46:27.600 I'm from Inwood, New York.
00:46:30.000 Is diversity our strength?
00:46:32.340 Yes.
00:46:32.900 I think diversity is definitely our strength.
00:46:34.700 When we have more ideas and more perspectives, then that can only be a benefit.
00:46:39.580 How's Inwood?
00:46:40.300 I haven't been up there.
00:46:41.380 It's all the way top of Manhattan, right?
00:46:43.180 Yeah, it's pretty chill and not a lot going on.
00:46:47.960 What do you think when people push back against multiculturalism and diversity?
00:46:52.420 I think it's people who are afraid of people different from them,
00:46:57.480 afraid of change,
00:47:00.280 and afraid of things that they don't know about.
00:47:04.000 Are you afraid of the unknown?
00:47:05.980 No.
00:47:09.140 Okay.
00:47:10.200 Should people be more open-minded?
00:47:13.740 Yeah, I don't think there's anything bad about being open-minded.
00:47:18.960 All right.
00:47:19.860 Elon Musk just became a trillionaire.
00:47:21.380 I'm assuming you don't think that's right.
00:47:23.680 No, no.
00:47:24.840 It's a moral failure if you have more than a billion dollars, I think.
00:47:29.500 Can you morally accumulate that much wealth?
00:47:32.140 No.
00:47:32.920 It can only happen through exploitation.
00:47:35.840 Then why are people like that so popular, especially in politics now?
00:47:39.200 Elon used to be kind of a liberal atheist, and then now he seems to be a white nationalist, conservative, MAGA type.
00:47:46.640 Well, I think he's always been conservative.
00:47:49.020 He grew up during apartheid, which is one of the most unjust systems ever created.
00:47:54.480 And if you grow up during that, I don't think you can really be a good person unless you completely break away from it.
00:48:06.140 America first or Israel first? 0.92
00:48:09.600 Neither. 0.96
00:48:12.140 Neither or either?
00:48:13.500 Neither.
00:48:14.580 Why do you say that?
00:48:17.100 You live in America.
00:48:18.460 I do live in America, but I think we're all people, and we all need to learn how to coexist. 0.87
00:48:24.580 And I think that jingoism is a huge problem in this country.
00:48:30.260 And we all need to recognize that countries are basically made up. 0.96
00:48:35.020 Um, and that, you know, it's just someone decided a line would be somewhere.
00:48:43.300 So, immigration should be encouraged, and we shouldn't have closed borders?
00:48:50.960 Yes. Yeah, I mean, before Reagan, we essentially did have an open border.
00:48:56.380 Um, and I think immigrants really benefit this country.
00:49:00.940 Okay. So, should people have any sort of national pride, or is that all useless tribalistic belief?
00:49:10.800 Yeah, I mean, you can be proud of the country you live in, but I think there's a limit to that.
00:49:18.000 And, you know, if you start doing an us versus them thing, then I think that can only bring destruction.
00:49:26.840 Thank you so much. I appreciate it.
00:49:28.500 Thank you.
00:49:28.740 What's your name again?
00:49:29.720 Winnie.
00:49:30.040 Nice to meet you, Winnie.
00:49:30.940 yeah are you senegalese what are you senegalese what's that uh west african no where are your
00:49:36.700 parents from saint lucia so like the caribbean oh i know saint lucia that's a small caribbean
00:49:40.500 island it's like 400,000 people yeah you have a different creole my dad's from haiti it's like
00:49:44.480 some similar but different yeah i know saint lucia they love to well i'm not trying to say
00:49:49.140 bad things i heard that drinking and driving is popular there okay there's a lot of interesting
00:49:53.640 things going on over there all right is diversity our strength i would say you mean in the u.s
00:49:59.980 specifically i mean in general because new york city is a good example of multiculturalism but
00:50:05.000 there's a lot of pushback and a lot of uh animosity towards that idea yeah i would say
00:50:10.460 diversity diversity is definitely a strength yeah how so i think when you diversify things you get
00:50:16.460 multiple different viewpoints and angles and because you get those different viewpoints and
00:50:20.560 angles you're able to build a bigger picture of how the world actually works as opposed to just
00:50:25.120 following like a narrow path okay do you side with your own say that again do you side with
00:50:32.040 your own what do you mean in terms of like you side with your own people i would say sometimes
00:50:38.020 yeah who are your people in that same token they can be wrong so i think it's critical to have an
00:50:42.900 open mind and realize when your side is wrong and when it's time to what do you say i think it's
00:50:49.780 good to know when your side is right and know when your side is wrong. So keeping that open
00:50:55.420 mind. Okay. But who are your people? I would say it depends on what community you fit within.
00:51:02.920 What about for you? So for me, I like to hang around like a diversified set of people. It could
00:51:08.740 be my professors. It could be my close, close friends. It's really just like a diversified mix
00:51:13.520 of people and do you see people of your own color of your own race as your own or do people
00:51:22.280 have the same idea what do you what do you prioritize as similarity prioritize i would say
00:51:28.440 without a doubt the same mindset i would say having people that have someone of the same
00:51:34.060 mindset as you um is people that i typically identify with i don't really look at race um
00:51:39.460 as something that i identify with someone with it's more about your mindset it's for your belief
00:51:43.240 Yeah, you could be from China and you could have certain beliefs that I align with.
00:51:47.620 You could be from St. Lucia and have different viewpoints that I align with.
00:51:52.140 So I don't really look at race or gender even.
00:51:54.620 I think it's more so about what's in your mind.
00:51:56.460 What is in your mind?
00:51:57.720 I would say it depends on what the situation is.
00:52:00.960 Sure.
00:52:02.120 Like, give me more context as to what's in my mind.
00:52:04.640 So what would someone have to believe for you to consider them similar to you?
00:52:09.800 Well, I would say definitely the way they carry themselves.
00:52:13.240 different beliefs about not quitting different beliefs about grit and pushing through those
00:52:17.360 are people that i tend to identify with ambition yeah yeah because that's the situation you're in
00:52:22.660 now you're in an ambition ambitious state yeah what are you trying to be i would say definitely
00:52:27.080 a real estate developer changing the world for the better yeah yeah you're already uh pretty
00:52:31.180 on the way there it looks like i think appearance is a lot of it and the way you present yourself
00:52:35.420 and the way you dress i think it goes a long way i would possibly rent a apartment from you yeah
00:52:40.600 or by a development or yeah yeah how old are you i'm 22. okay how old are you i'm 27 i'm on 27 i'm
00:52:47.000 getting up there how old is onk onk i would say definitely someone in their like 30s or 40s
00:52:51.320 honestly yeah you're not on you're not on 28 soon yeah getting there hey thanks for coming on man
00:52:56.760 i appreciate it thank you so much appreciate it have a good one what is it ceo sneeko sneeko nice
00:53:02.360 to meet you hey what's your name oh richard i went to the foot school we played soccer together
00:53:07.080 at college school we did yeah yeah uh i was like two grades below you really wait have a seat
00:53:12.860 i don't remember you i'm sorry no dude it's totally fine i played we were on the same soccer
00:53:17.360 team at elementary school yeah yeah the foot school in like new haven are you one grade below
00:53:21.000 me i was two grades below i was one grade below vincent what the i know yeah it's crazy whoa yeah
00:53:26.400 yeah i saw you and i was like i gotta say hi what was i like at elementary school you're a cool guy
00:53:31.340 yeah i mean we didn't talk much like i said we literally just played like soccer together but
00:53:35.120 you were cool oh some people say i'm larping playing soccer i've been playing since i was a
00:53:38.820 little kid oh yeah we both were playing i'm sure there's a picture somewhere were you good at
00:53:43.120 soccer no i was not good at all i was like not great i don't know why i remember you not being
00:53:47.040 good i was gonna say that too it's okay it's all good man i'm just making that up i'm just
00:53:50.580 no dude you're good i really just want to like say what's up and just like it's good to see you
00:53:53.560 what are you doing in the city i work in the music industry oh okay yeah you manage rappers
00:53:57.920 no no i'm an audio engineer i work at a recording studio man long time no see yeah i do long time
00:54:03.120 Do you remember Tim Tompkins?
00:54:05.680 No, I don't remember Tim Tompkins.
00:54:06.980 He was on the soccer team, too.
00:54:08.080 The black guy.
00:54:08.700 He was a forward.
00:54:09.400 Yeah, so I played with, like, you know, Tamir, like, Aaron Lee.
00:54:12.420 Like, Tamir was, I think, ninth grade, and then you were eighth grade.
00:54:14.620 Tamir's older than me.
00:54:15.580 Yeah, yeah.
00:54:15.900 Older grade.
00:54:16.880 Tim, but you must remember Tim Tompkins.
00:54:18.720 I don't remember Tim Tompkins.
00:54:19.280 There's another guy from foot school.
00:54:20.440 He's now, he does a podcast with Alex Jones' son.
00:54:23.340 Oh, okay, got it.
00:54:23.600 I just saw him pop up.
00:54:24.720 Oh, fire.
00:54:25.240 Small world, man.
00:54:25.820 Hey, it's great to see you, man.
00:54:26.640 Yeah, good to see you, man.
00:54:26.900 Yeah, good luck to everybody.
00:54:27.620 Peace, bro.
00:54:28.060 Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:54:31.620 Hey, how you doing?
00:54:32.300 Would you like to be on?
00:54:33.140 What's your name?
00:54:34.060 Kato.
00:54:35.480 Were you just at the Puerto Rican Day Parade?
00:54:37.340 I was trying to.
00:54:38.540 I got out of work pretty late.
00:54:40.240 I was trying to make it, but I couldn't, so I'm here for the after party.
00:54:43.660 Okay, well, how were you late?
00:54:45.040 You were out late last night?
00:54:46.200 Yeah, I kind of was because I was out for the Knicks game.
00:54:48.520 Knicks up, we won.
00:54:49.560 We won.
00:54:49.900 How was it?
00:54:50.640 Are you tired?
00:54:51.500 It was a rowdy night.
00:54:52.980 We were out late, but it was really fun.
00:54:54.720 What did you do last night?
00:54:55.480 Would you burn a school bus in Times Square?
00:54:56.960 No, I didn't do that.
00:54:58.320 I didn't take part in the vandalism.
00:54:59.940 That's good.
00:55:00.340 But, like, I was there for the good vibes and everything, you know?
00:55:03.520 What did you do?
00:55:03.980 What did you see?
00:55:04.840 Well, it was a watch party.
00:55:05.980 People had the game, like, basically streaming, like, all over the place, all over the city,
00:55:09.320 on the walls.
00:55:10.520 So, yeah.
00:55:11.440 How long have you been a Knicks fan?
00:55:14.660 Very recent.
00:55:15.960 Very recent.
00:55:16.900 As of when I started gambling.
00:55:19.340 When you started what?
00:55:19.800 When I started gambling.
00:55:21.320 Oh, okay.
00:55:21.820 So, did you win money?
00:55:23.140 Yeah, I did.
00:55:23.840 How much did you win?
00:55:24.400 Brunson, I was saying it, all eyes on Jalen Brunson last night
00:55:26.860 So how much money do you go up? 1.00
00:55:29.040 I put 500 in that bitch, I'm 500 up 1.00
00:55:30.940 Let's go, nice, well done 1.00
00:55:32.820 Well maybe just stop gambling now and then you'll have won
00:55:35.040 Just leave it at that
00:55:35.580 A lot of people lose money gambling
00:55:36.720 Exactly, you gotta keep the positive energy
00:55:39.780 Leave the casino when you're up
00:55:41.160 Was it crazy last night?
00:55:44.020 I thought it was beautiful, it was unity, it was celebrations
00:55:46.960 It was great
00:55:47.520 But there were some bad things too and criminal activity too
00:55:50.220 Yeah, that wasn't nice
00:55:52.440 But everything else was nice
00:55:53.880 everyone coming together cheering beautiful you heard literally screams throughout the whole city
00:55:57.640 yeah why do you think we won the first ship in 53 years this is or mom donnie
00:56:02.040 you said less why do you think what broke the curse the curse for what the whole new york yeah
00:56:08.560 first ship in 53 years probably jalen brunson he just put that work in it was all him yeah
00:56:16.680 how long have you been in new york i've lived in new york my whole life you have yeah have you
00:56:21.880 ever seen the city this lit? Nah, actually. It was the most lit. Probably then, in that
00:56:28.520 Kaisenat event. It was really poppin' in the city then. Yeah. Did you go to the Streamer
00:56:33.920 University auditions? No, I don't stream, but that would be cool. Hey, why not? You
00:56:39.280 have a good personality. I don't know. I feel like, I don't know. I wouldn't know what
00:56:44.320 to say all the time. That's true. Yeah, you have to yap a lot. Yeah. Is diversity our
00:56:48.760 strength is diversity our strength elaborate on that new york city is a multicultural diverse
00:56:55.080 place yes is that a good thing or is that a bad thing it's both explain it's a good thing because
00:57:02.040 it's great that we're diverse and that we have everyone together but at the same time like
00:57:06.600 not everyone is treated nicely you know what are you i'm puerto rican that's why i'm out
00:57:12.440 Oh, okay. 0.65
00:57:13.620 Uepa. 0.64
00:57:14.280 Yeah. 1.00
00:57:15.100 Pure Perico in this bitch. 1.00
00:57:16.400 Pure Perico. 1.00
00:57:17.340 You speak Spanish? 0.74
00:57:18.320 A little bit.
00:57:19.020 That's how you know you're Puerto Rican?
00:57:20.180 Yeah.
00:57:20.300 You know Spanish at all?
00:57:21.740 Perfect. 0.98
00:57:21.900 That's what they say. 1.00
00:57:22.620 Every Puerto Rican don't know how to speak.
00:57:23.920 No, that's not true.
00:57:24.580 I do a little bit.
00:57:25.440 I go hold a conversation.
00:57:26.900 That's all you got to know how to do.
00:57:27.880 Have you been to San Juan or La Pela?
00:57:29.620 Yeah.
00:57:30.140 I go to Aguadilla all the time.
00:57:31.400 I have a house out there.
00:57:32.300 Oh, you do?
00:57:32.600 I got family.
00:57:33.520 Yeah.
00:57:33.920 You can get a house for like 80K out there and there's no taxes.
00:57:36.380 Yeah.
00:57:36.580 Everything there is dummy cheap.
00:57:37.980 If you're ever thinking to move somewhere, move to Puerto Rico.
00:57:40.360 Well, I just met a security guard who moves to Puerto Rico because it's so much cheaper.
00:57:43.820 Really?
00:57:44.220 Would you ever live there?
00:57:45.180 I would.
00:57:45.740 Where do you want to raise a family?
00:57:48.760 That's a good question.
00:57:51.200 Honestly, I really do love New York.
00:57:53.580 Like, I feel like I'm a New York girl at heart because, like, I love, like, you can go to a deli down the block.
00:57:58.580 Like, you don't have to drive, like, 20 minutes just to get to the grocery store or whatever.
00:58:03.740 Like, I like the convenience of New York.
00:58:06.000 Something's always happening.
00:58:06.980 Yeah, and something's always happening.
00:58:08.380 It's not boring.
00:58:09.500 Okay.
00:58:10.740 And Puerto Rican, it's a very diverse place, too. 0.86
00:58:13.640 It's not a country.
00:58:14.380 Yeah, it is.
00:58:14.660 It's a territory?
00:58:16.200 It's U.S. territory, yeah.
00:58:17.340 We're not a state, but...
00:58:18.480 Okay.
00:58:19.140 But there's a little bit of everybody there.
00:58:20.760 Mm-hmm.
00:58:21.260 Do you know that meme?
00:58:21.600 You go there, you see people of all different colors, and they're all Puerto Rican. 0.93
00:58:24.700 You know how Dominicans, they say, I know Black Papi are Dominican, and they slice it 1.00
00:58:28.000 out. 1.00
00:58:28.740 Is that the same thing in Puerto Rico?
00:58:33.260 Kind of, I guess. 0.99
00:58:34.360 I mean, there's darker Hispanics there in Puerto Rico that definitely will be like, I'm black. 1.00
00:58:39.480 They'll be like, I'm a black Hispanic.
00:58:41.120 Do you see people complain about multiculturalism and diversity?
00:58:44.860 No, not in Puerto Rico.
00:58:46.100 Well, in general, like maybe on the Internet or from people.
00:58:49.500 Well, yeah.
00:58:50.120 People afraid of multiculturalism.
00:58:53.860 Well, people are always Internet gangsters, you know?
00:58:55.920 Yeah.
00:58:56.220 So like as soon as it comes to the Internet, they go like Twitter thumbs.
00:58:59.360 Yeah, and then in real life they're non-existent.
00:59:01.420 Exactly.
00:59:02.160 That's what I've seen.
00:59:02.800 the opinion is not there anymore exactly well fun at the after party nice to meet
00:59:07.960 you nice to meet you you had to tell what are you doing in the park
00:59:16.400 okay it's diversity our strength
00:59:22.240 what cases is it not
00:59:25.920 I'd say like stereotypes
00:59:30.720 don't we all stereotype? doesn't everybody stereotype? yeah but like you kind of have
00:59:36.960 to right? I think it's uh I think it's ignorant to not stereotype. Yeah kind of yeah but like
00:59:41.640 it's like we may think it's the stereotypes don't have to be true.
00:59:46.560 It's like we're like molded into it sometimes. You said what? It's like sometimes it's like our minds are molded into thinking into the stereotype.
00:59:53.720 What's your thing? What's an example of when you have
00:59:57.920 stereotyped or been racist accidentally dang it's probably it would probably be subconscious like
01:00:07.120 i can't think off the top of my head right okay the last time something happened
01:00:10.160 okay i stereotype all the time but the thing is i'm like right 96 percent of the time like
01:00:17.020 guessing where people are from what their background is what their beliefs are coming
01:00:20.100 from talking to a lot of people of all different races all over the world you get to understand
01:00:23.620 there's a lot of similarities and so stereotyping is just an accurate it's just a pattern recognition
01:00:28.720 yeah probably right what do you think when people are against multiculturalism and diversity
01:00:34.840 why do you think that they push back on that because that's what makes new york city great
01:00:39.540 isn't it it's probably like just being scared like you know fear comes from like unknown from
01:00:46.160 the unknown basically and so they're probably just scared of like not interacting with that
01:00:50.740 type of person before so that just builds fear in them like subconsciously like because they don't
01:00:55.620 know they never interacted with that type of person the fear of unknown what did you do last
01:00:59.120 night were you burning a school bus in time square no what'd you do i was i mean i was around
01:01:03.940 the area but okay i was celebrating the winters okay what about the criminal activity do you see
01:01:10.060 anything horrible or was it mostly happy i was right next to the shooting in time square
01:01:13.980 it was a shooting at 34 shoot right yeah i don't know what street what happened i don't know it's
01:01:19.160 We just heard shots go off our rim.
01:01:21.180 You guys run?
01:01:22.360 Yeah, we just had to run.
01:01:23.460 And you're not scared?
01:01:24.700 I don't know. 1.00
01:01:25.200 Shit. 1.00
01:01:25.860 I mean, it's kind of expected. 1.00
01:01:28.080 There's too many people here, out here.
01:01:30.220 Dive your day, B.
01:01:31.220 Yeah.
01:01:31.920 Shout out to your day.
01:01:32.740 Never know.
01:01:33.380 Hey, have fun at the park, man.
01:01:34.540 Good to meet you.
01:01:35.800 Let's get it.
01:01:37.200 Let's get it.
01:01:37.620 You want to sit down for a second?
01:01:38.500 How did you celebrate last night for the next one?
01:01:41.920 I can hold this.
01:01:42.720 All good.
01:01:43.200 All right.
01:01:44.320 I was at a bar, man.
01:01:45.580 Let me start by saying.
01:01:47.120 All right.
01:01:47.760 I'm from Brooklyn, New York.
01:01:49.900 I live in Los Angeles, California.
01:01:52.380 I watched all of the playoffs at 33 taps in Silver Lake, Los Angeles, California.
01:01:58.440 I came to New York for game five.
01:02:01.660 There were way more New Yorkers in Silver Lake, Los Angeles, California.
01:02:06.840 We've been displaced.
01:02:08.440 Don't believe the hype. 1.00
01:02:09.980 Them niggas outside are not from New York. 1.00
01:02:12.460 Y'all from New York. 1.00
01:02:13.920 Not everybody from New York.
01:02:15.280 Why are New Yorkers in Silver Lake, Los Angeles?
01:02:18.260 We got displaced.
01:02:20.740 COVID?
01:02:21.340 What happened?
01:02:22.340 No, they priced us out. 1.00
01:02:24.120 Like the Palestinians in Israel? 1.00
01:02:25.780 Yes.
01:02:26.780 Yeah, man.
01:02:27.520 Look around.
01:02:28.200 This gentrification.
01:02:28.920 I don't know where my aunt lived no more.
01:02:30.560 I don't know where my cousin lived no more, bro.
01:02:32.480 They don't live where we used to live.
01:02:34.080 Right.
01:02:34.800 We are displaced, man.
01:02:37.820 New York City, the only place where our project apartment is a family heirloom.
01:02:44.200 Dang.
01:02:44.800 So why'd you come back for game five?
01:02:46.560 Because I'm from here.
01:02:47.460 Well, also I work here, but also, like, I think I had to see it.
01:02:51.480 But what I found out is game four was like Black Panther.
01:02:54.720 Game two was like Wakanda forever.
01:02:57.820 Did you burn a school bus in Times Square?
01:02:59.920 No, I watched the game with my wife and my mother.
01:03:03.920 Okay.
01:03:04.740 How long?
01:03:05.300 I'm full. 1.00
01:03:06.400 Yo, you got some nice Jordans real quick.
01:03:07.940 Can we show the camera? 1.00
01:03:09.300 Yo, that shit's inspiring. 1.00
01:03:10.420 They look like some spikely joints. 1.00
01:03:11.860 Hey, man.
01:03:13.000 Union LA, man. 0.99
01:03:14.060 We got the Union L.A. shits, man. 0.99
01:03:15.800 These are the hottest J's of the year. 0.99
01:03:18.240 That looks like Brooklyn drip.
01:03:19.940 Hey, man, I made it work.
01:03:21.260 You did?
01:03:21.740 Yeah, yeah, yeah.
01:03:23.060 Is New York City back now?
01:03:24.160 Don't you get – so you had FOMO so bad.
01:03:26.340 I don't got no – no, I got no FOMO. 1.00
01:03:28.040 Shit just worked out. 0.99
01:03:29.840 But you flew all the way here for game five. 1.00
01:03:31.200 That's what FOMO –
01:03:31.740 No, no, no, no, no.
01:03:32.300 That was not FOMO.
01:03:33.340 I had that trip planned.
01:03:34.460 I think they lost one just so I could be here.
01:03:38.180 All right, but you moved to L.A.
01:03:39.620 You don't miss New York?
01:03:41.820 No.
01:03:42.640 Why? 0.95
01:03:43.900 Judification.
01:03:44.640 Yes. 0.94
01:03:45.240 Okay.
01:03:45.580 Is diversity our strength?
01:03:49.020 Yes, it is.
01:03:50.700 But there needs to be more equality, man. 0.95
01:03:54.640 It's like everything that is built in our neighborhoods, it's not like we can look at the new development and be like, oh, shit, my mom's been telling me I need to move and I can move there. 0.92
01:04:04.680 It's like if something is being built in your neighborhood, you know it's not long before y'all got to go. 0.77
01:04:10.520 So what is gentrification?
01:04:15.300 Gentrification is just pricing out people who live here, man.
01:04:18.560 Isn't that inevitable?
01:04:19.880 That's capitalism.
01:04:21.500 Right. What would you prefer instead of capitalism?
01:04:23.800 I would prefer just a balance. 0.94
01:04:26.800 And we got a Muslim socialist mayor. Why don't you move back? 1.00
01:04:29.720 I don't believe in politics.
01:04:32.440 But you don't like capitalism?
01:04:33.720 I'm apolitical.
01:04:35.480 You're anti-capitalist?
01:04:37.020 I'm me.
01:04:38.240 Fair.
01:04:39.040 Yeah.
01:04:39.300 What's your name?
01:04:40.300 Jordan Rock.
01:04:41.020 Follow me on socials.
01:04:42.780 Jordan Rock.
01:04:43.580 Rock Rock.
01:04:44.360 Coming through.
01:04:44.900 Coming soon.
01:04:45.980 Come on, man.
01:04:46.340 Come back to the city.
01:04:47.080 You know you want to.
01:04:47.840 I'm here, dog.
01:04:49.040 I'm still here.
01:04:50.000 I got an address here.
01:04:51.160 My mom's still in Brooklyn.
01:04:52.160 We here.
01:04:53.100 What's your favorite Spike Lee movie? 1.00
01:04:55.360 Shit. 1.00
01:04:56.160 Inside Man. 1.00
01:04:58.280 Who is the best representation of New York?
01:05:03.020 Fat Joe right now.
01:05:04.280 Fat Joe.
01:05:05.440 How does he get all that money?
01:05:06.620 He hasn't made a song in like 30 years, and he's still sitting courtside.
01:05:10.880 We're not going to go into details.
01:05:12.360 All right.
01:05:12.640 What about Hov?
01:05:13.260 Is he still valid? 0.98
01:05:14.260 Hov is definitely still valid.
01:05:16.020 All right.
01:05:16.340 Fair.
01:05:16.780 Safety, bro.
01:05:17.380 Great to meet you, man.
01:05:18.560 And what's your name?
01:05:19.460 Sneeko. 1.00
01:05:20.700 Dog, I see your shit all the time, bro. 1.00
01:05:22.300 Oh, yeah? 1.00
01:05:22.900 That's crazy.
01:05:23.720 That's crazy.
01:05:24.220 Enjoy the win, man.
01:05:25.080 Great job, great job.
01:05:25.600 Good to meet you.
01:05:26.280 Hey, man.
01:05:26.960 Tell him.
01:05:27.500 Tell him to get off you, man.
01:05:28.860 Like, let you live.
01:05:30.360 I'm living.
01:05:31.420 I'm living.
01:05:32.040 I see you.
01:05:32.500 I'm living.
01:05:36.960 It's an old. 0.97
01:05:37.880 An old YN. 0.92
01:05:39.960 What's your name?
01:05:43.280 My name.
01:05:44.960 Have a seat.
01:05:46.840 What's your name?
01:05:48.140 Samaya.
01:05:48.860 Samaya and Destiny.
01:05:49.960 Where are you guys from?
01:05:51.480 Brooklyn.
01:05:52.700 Brooklyn.
01:05:53.320 What did you do yesterday for the next win?
01:05:55.900 You know, I was home celebrating with my family and stuff.
01:05:59.520 Okay.
01:06:00.100 Yeah, I was home.
01:06:01.200 Did you celebrate?
01:06:01.940 Did you burn a school bus?
01:06:03.000 What did you guys do?
01:06:03.520 No, I did not burn a school bus.
01:06:05.340 That's good.
01:06:05.660 I literally didn't even watch it.
01:06:07.400 Oh, you didn't?
01:06:07.800 I just watched it on, like, Safari, and I watched the points go up.
01:06:11.960 No, my brother was watching.
01:06:13.380 I was watching with him, but we didn't burn the thing down, though.
01:06:16.260 Have you ever seen a city like this?
01:06:18.160 No.
01:06:19.860 Well, not like, no, not like this grassy thing, you know.
01:06:22.860 Well, everybody's talking about New York right now.
01:06:25.140 How would you...
01:06:27.680 Yo, yo, come back, come back, come back.
01:06:29.500 Come back, they can't hear.
01:06:31.240 What would you say to the people that are now looking at New York City that haven't before?
01:06:35.060 I feel like it's not...
01:06:36.420 Wait, is that a river?
01:06:37.700 All eyes are on New York right now.
01:06:39.060 Yeah.
01:06:40.020 What would you say to the people that are now paying attention to this city?
01:06:42.540 What should they know?
01:06:43.380 Are there misconceptions?
01:06:44.860 I feel like it's not everybody.
01:06:46.220 It's just the sports fans.
01:06:47.940 I feel like they need to separate the groups of people.
01:06:51.160 Not everybody is like that.
01:06:52.320 Not the whole New York is like that.
01:06:54.180 Yeah, and I feel like because the victory was such a long time,
01:06:57.820 they might be overreacting a bit in excitement.
01:07:00.780 But I don't think it still justifies what they're feeling.
01:07:02.800 Yeah, the school bus bringing that school bus,
01:07:05.220 beating up the sports fans.
01:07:06.500 I don't think that's...
01:07:07.700 We condemn that. That's good.
01:07:09.540 I don't think that's exactly...
01:07:11.180 A lot of people who are now looking at New York are talking about multiculturalism.
01:07:14.360 Is diversity a strength or a weakness?
01:07:17.000 I think it's a strength.
01:07:18.560 Diversity in New York?
01:07:20.000 In general?
01:07:20.820 Yeah, I think it's a strength.
01:07:22.720 Yeah, all the different cultures and some of the things, it makes the community better.
01:07:27.100 Are there weaknesses to diversity?
01:07:30.320 I feel like not everybody is used to different cultures and stuff.
01:07:33.820 Yeah, some people might not view different.
01:07:35.240 Like, they might have different perspectives, and it might clash sometimes.
01:07:39.700 What's an example of you clashing with a different group?
01:07:47.480 Maybe, like, I'm not sure.
01:07:52.900 Do you have any?
01:07:56.020 What do you think is in the tunnels in New York City?
01:07:58.900 In the tunnels?
01:07:59.740 Yeah.
01:08:00.680 Planes?
01:08:02.240 Rats?
01:08:03.460 Like, yeah.
01:08:04.460 You don't remember in Brooklyn that the people were popping out of the tunnels?
01:08:07.860 No.
01:08:08.560 No?
01:08:09.660 No.
01:08:10.240 You don't know about this?
01:08:11.180 No.
01:08:11.860 Like when we were going into the potholes?
01:08:14.680 Yeah.
01:08:15.120 Like in the treasure hunts?
01:08:16.060 Yeah.
01:08:16.480 Oh, yes, yes.
01:08:17.600 I think there's treasure hunts.
01:08:19.140 No, no, not treasure hunts.
01:08:20.360 You don't know about the tunnels?
01:08:22.460 No.
01:08:22.820 You gotta look up.
01:08:23.640 Okay, I'll let you guys look this up.
01:08:25.660 Just look up the...
01:08:26.500 Yeah, because they were saying like there was men going into the potholes.
01:08:29.020 Yeah, yeah. 0.94
01:08:29.400 Oh, I've seen a woman fall into the potholes. 0.90
01:08:30.860 And they said there was a treasure hunt.
01:08:32.300 You know, we'll make it a certain kind of treasure hunt, but look into that. Look into that. It's nice to meet you guys
01:08:37.680 Be safe out here and no burning school buses
01:08:42.800 Nice to meet you
01:08:44.800 Let's go, man. You like him on?
01:08:48.060 Treasure hunts
01:08:50.060 Hey, how you doing, man?
01:08:52.060 Nice. Let me do it one at a time, but yeah
01:08:55.620 I'll do I'll do one at a time
01:08:57.540 So what is this chain you got? It's the Ankh. Why?
01:09:01.600 Because it's significant.
01:09:03.060 It's one of the oldest, like, symbols.
01:09:05.140 It means life.
01:09:06.320 And I feel like life should be celebrated, so I wear it on my neck every day.
01:09:09.520 Okay.
01:09:10.080 Yeah.
01:09:10.920 Is diversity a strength?
01:09:12.640 Yes.
01:09:13.400 Why?
01:09:13.660 Diversity is a strength because, think of a lot of things we know today don't exist because of diversity.
01:09:19.860 Like, say, for Brazilian jiu-jitsu, right?
01:09:22.360 That's because the Japanese brought jiu-jitsu to Brazil. 0.98
01:09:25.940 And black people brought fried chicken to South Korea, and then Koreans made Korean fried chicken. 0.93
01:09:30.080 Exactly.
01:09:30.440 So many things we have in our society today are because of diversity.
01:09:34.840 So it's definitely a strength. 0.97
01:09:35.760 We also have crime and division and clashing of cultures. 1.00
01:09:40.600 Multiculturalism can cause a lot of hate. 0.98
01:09:44.280 Yes, and I think that's because of prejudice.
01:09:46.460 And I don't think that's just because of diversity.
01:09:49.300 I think that's what we're taught. 0.99
01:09:51.080 In a sense, like, I mean, shit, you look at it. 1.00
01:09:54.900 Your grandparents owned slaves. 1.00
01:09:57.000 Your parents then become racist, live through the segregation. 0.82
01:09:59.140 you're like oh I'm gonna look down on black people
01:10:01.240 you know like it's not 1.00
01:10:02.660 it's not something you're born with
01:10:04.440 it's something you're taught
01:10:05.480 is it okay to be a billionaire?
01:10:08.360 in my personal opinion
01:10:09.820 I mean I feel like billionaires should be a lot more
01:10:13.180 um
01:10:13.920 they should give out a lot more
01:10:16.160 but I won't knock nobody's hustle
01:10:18.800 like I can't say oh my god
01:10:21.120 you're a billionaire 0.99
01:10:22.260 I hate you because you have money 0.98
01:10:23.900 even though sometimes that's fair 0.99
01:10:25.680 it's like I'm not gonna knock the hustle
01:10:28.060 but i do feel like a lot of the fact that what i think it's like the top one percent control how
01:10:34.740 much that's kind of fucked up america first or israel first america first yeah i mean i don't 0.64
01:10:43.800 think i don't think what am i supposed to put israel bro what no no no no not israel bro america 0.96
01:10:49.860 first what's wrong with israel what's wrong with israel there's nothing wrong with israel
01:10:53.760 Well, okay, okay, okay, okay.
01:10:56.320 Okay, yeah, let me take that back. 0.92
01:10:58.720 There is stuff wrong with Israel. 0.98
01:11:00.340 The fact that they're ethically cleansed in another country, it's just wrong. 0.86
01:11:03.640 Like, free Palestine, let me put that, let me clear that out first. 0.65
01:11:07.160 But, like, America first, because we, a lot of, like, we give so much money to Israel.
01:11:13.280 And even things like AIPAC, bro.
01:11:15.020 AIPAC will give out, like, they literally advertise how they have people on both sides,
01:11:20.860 Republican and Democratic
01:11:22.920 that
01:11:23.780 they own both of them, yeah 0.86
01:11:26.440 that force Israel, pro-Israel policy 0.88
01:11:28.620 and like bro, I was on YouTube the other day, right
01:11:30.600 and like literally
01:11:32.880 one of the ads was get a free American Israel thing 1.00
01:11:35.240 why would I want that shit? 1.00
01:11:37.520 I was like, what the fuck is this? 1.00
01:11:39.140 Just step on it 0.99
01:11:39.940 I wouldn't even give them the sale, bro 1.00
01:11:43.000 free or not, bro, I'm not taking that shit 0.99
01:11:44.860 Are you gonna watch the UFC White House card tonight? 1.00
01:11:46.880 Fuck that, bro, I'm trying to watch the World Cup 1.00
01:11:48.580 That's what I'm talking about, yeah 1.00
01:11:50.360 Well, why not UFC?
01:11:51.360 They're going to be fighting at the White House.
01:11:56.360 Netanyahu's going to be there.
01:11:58.680 They banned Strickland for making an Epstein joke.
01:12:01.100 He's about to piss me off, man.
01:12:02.900 But Kai Trump's there with Dana White.
01:12:06.680 What you mean?
01:12:08.100 You don't want to see Justin Goethje fight?
01:12:10.020 France is going to win the World Cup. 0.97
01:12:11.680 Are you French? 1.00
01:12:12.440 No.
01:12:13.120 But I just think they have a really good team.
01:12:14.900 An African team?
01:12:16.380 Yes.
01:12:16.740 Yes, yes, yes.
01:12:18.500 And honestly, can I really blame them, bro? 1.00
01:12:20.700 Like, you know, there's so much corrupt politics in Africa and all that. 0.99
01:12:23.640 Like, if France is like, oh, we have a better team, we have better facilities, we have better coaches. 0.90
01:12:30.980 Yeah.
01:12:31.580 Do you watch UFC?
01:12:33.540 From time to time, not like often.
01:12:35.200 So why do you not like, you seem to not like the UFC White House card? 0.99
01:12:39.580 Bro, why are they doing that shit? 0.99
01:12:42.040 Like, I'm so confused. 1.00
01:12:43.460 Like, aren't we currently at war? 0.99
01:12:45.700 And they have a fucking White House UFC... 0.99
01:12:48.660 Yo, like, actually, nah, bro. 0.99
01:12:50.360 I'm not as upset, bro. 0.99
01:12:51.620 Well, it can distract the Goyim from the war 0.73
01:12:54.120 if we can watch a fight at the White House. 0.90
01:12:55.920 And then the billionaires can go see fights.
01:12:59.780 It's rage, right?
01:13:01.980 It's rage, right? 0.90
01:13:03.460 No, we need to have the politicians be able to watch MMA 0.99
01:13:06.400 instead of the fans.
01:13:08.500 We need to ban Sean Strickland because he is an anti-Semite.
01:13:13.460 nah you got it bro like i'm not we need to let the epstein list go watch a fight instead of 0.99
01:13:19.660 regular people bro i don't even know bro the fact that nobody revolted after that shit kind of pissed 0.98
01:13:25.140 me off but what do you think about people burning school bus in time square over the next winning 0.96
01:13:30.720 but everybody staying inside because the epstein files aren't released wait so wait how's everybody
01:13:36.260 outside to burn the bus but everybody inside what do you mean can you clarify the question
01:13:39.380 how come we can all go outside to burn a school bus in time square i mean obviously that's an
01:13:42.680 extreme but we all go aside for this but when it comes to the epstein list nobody does anything
01:13:46.480 right especially when you see people get upset about george floyd six years ago the city went
01:13:50.440 on fire um it's because i think the modern day people feel like they don't have power
01:13:55.080 you know i'm saying like what what like you know i even even i think about it sometimes like what
01:14:00.320 can i really change you know i'm saying like i know i know like well if we all think that then
01:14:04.660 we can't make a change exactly but we outnumber the people that are in charge exactly but like
01:14:08.580 nobody no i know so many people that think like damn what can i really do you know like a lot of
01:14:13.420 people they want like even amongst gen z right because i'm not i'm not that old and amongst gen
01:14:17.940 z like i see a lot more common sense which i'm thankful for but it's like i just like they just
01:14:24.240 feel like kind of defeated at times and it's kind of like i feel like that's a lot of the reason why
01:14:29.100 like take luigi mangioni for example i feel like that was the best opportunity that we had to like
01:14:33.180 really
01:14:33.800 but
01:14:34.800 what do you mean
01:14:35.740 what did
01:14:36.540 what did Luigi
01:14:37.620 do
01:14:38.400 what was the opportunity
01:14:39.480 I mean he shot a billionaire
01:14:40.720 don't get me wrong
01:14:41.380 do I think killing people
01:14:42.360 is wrong 0.85
01:14:42.740 is right
01:14:43.540 no
01:14:43.800 but like
01:14:45.200 I mean it was
01:14:46.020 how many
01:14:46.960 how many people has
01:14:48.280 United Healthcare right
01:14:49.280 yeah
01:14:49.700 how many people has
01:14:50.700 United Healthcare killed
01:14:51.940 because
01:14:53.400 they wouldn't pay
01:14:54.660 like you know
01:14:55.300 you know what I'm saying
01:14:55.840 obviously he shouldn't
01:14:56.900 assassinate people in the street
01:14:57.860 we both condemn that 0.97
01:14:58.740 yes
01:14:59.080 but at the same time
01:14:59.940 like people like that
01:15:00.680 are never going to be
01:15:01.340 held accountable for their crimes
01:15:02.440 yes
01:15:02.760 Well, I mean, Elon Musk became a trillionaire.
01:15:04.580 Every day he's actively making the decision to not solve world hunger when he has the wealth to do it.
01:15:08.940 Yeah, I mean, I just, I think that's the street.
01:15:11.600 Should we have, like, should people, how you doing, bro?
01:15:15.600 Do those people have blood on their hands?
01:15:18.320 Yeah, but again, like, in this world, we chase around an imaginary piece of paper,
01:15:23.280 and that imaginary piece of paper can make a lot of problems go away. 1.00
01:15:26.300 Are you a goy? 1.00
01:15:27.340 I don't know what that means. 1.00
01:15:28.560 You'll have to explain that.
01:15:31.520 Look it up.
01:15:32.080 That's nice to meet you, bro. Peace, bro. What's your name again? Theo. Theo, peace.
01:15:38.560 What's your name, bro? Eric. Eric, nice to meet you. Is diversity our strength?
01:15:43.760 Uh, yeah, it's a strength.
01:15:46.680 It definitely is strength because, like, I can go and get a taco or whatever food I want, whenever I want it.
01:15:52.920 And that's really, like, the plus side. You get a taco whenever you want?
01:15:55.400 Yeah, like, I just went and got tacos from this place and they're hella good.
01:15:58.640 So that's a plus side.
01:16:00.060 I mean, there's all the cultures.
01:16:02.160 That's plus.
01:16:03.520 I think New York is one of the greatest cities on Earth because of its diversity.
01:16:06.240 So, yeah.
01:16:06.980 I love tacos, too.
01:16:08.160 Are there any downsides to diversity?
01:16:10.780 I mean, not that I know of.
01:16:13.520 What do you think when people think that melting pot and diversity minus multiculturalism is bad?
01:16:19.340 I think that they need to, like, maybe read about it, maybe do a little more research.
01:16:24.100 because, in my opinion, they're not correct.
01:16:28.740 They're maybe, like, uneducated, so they don't know any better.
01:16:32.060 Have you ever been told you you look like Speed?
01:16:34.160 Um...
01:16:34.520 Nah, nah.
01:16:37.040 But, like, Speed hit me up the other day,
01:16:39.260 and he wanted me on stream, and I was like, nah,
01:16:41.820 because I had to come.
01:16:42.080 He wanted another Speed?
01:16:44.620 Yeah, so he was, like, remember when he was in the...
01:16:47.880 I don't remember where.
01:16:48.720 The World Cup games?
01:16:49.420 Yeah, and he had, like, his duplicates there,
01:16:51.600 and he was like, yo, you kind of look like me, bro.
01:16:53.220 You should come.
01:16:54.100 And I'm like, nah, bro, I couldn't make it.
01:16:55.980 And he's like, all right, it's all right.
01:16:57.140 I'll see you next time.
01:16:58.520 Why couldn't you make it?
01:16:59.620 Bro, I was busy because I'm like a busy guy.
01:17:02.200 I play a lot of sports, you know, and yeah.
01:17:04.220 Did you work on your speed impression to do it?
01:17:06.140 You got to work on that for the next time.
01:17:07.520 No, I don't practice.
01:17:08.900 You got to say like, W, Mayor.
01:17:11.340 W, New York.
01:17:13.040 No.
01:17:13.600 W, New York City.
01:17:14.520 No.
01:17:17.000 Let me hear it.
01:17:18.280 No, I'm not doing that.
01:17:21.220 Christy Ronaldo.
01:17:22.280 Sui.
01:17:24.100 All right, I'm sorry.
01:17:28.060 Nice to meet you, bro.
01:17:29.140 Thank you.
01:17:30.180 Yeah, let me do it.
01:17:31.340 Let's get a Ucha, because this is what I'm talking about.
01:17:33.300 Yeah, what's up?
01:17:34.060 Are you from Albania?
01:17:34.740 Is this your mom?
01:17:35.720 Huh?
01:17:36.140 Is that your mother?
01:17:37.240 No, no, no, that's not my mother.
01:17:38.180 Oh, okay.
01:17:38.620 I'm talking about myself.
01:17:39.300 Where are you from?
01:17:40.120 I'm from Albania.
01:17:41.180 I'm from Dibur specifically.
01:17:43.300 That's near North Macedonia.
01:17:45.440 Okay.
01:17:46.080 Yeah.
01:17:46.480 Why did you guys protest 500,000 people went outside to get angry at Jared Kushner and Ivanka
01:17:51.540 Trump stealing an island?
01:17:53.440 because they have no right to buy the island first of all it's a natural preserve that's
01:17:57.040 the first thing second of all they're not it was an illegal purchase because there's multiple laws
01:18:01.680 not even in the albanian parliament but the eu that says that you cannot buy anything that's
01:18:06.960 a natural preserve and also it's just that the their um the land is for albanians we just believe
01:18:14.560 that albania should have the albania and no land should be sold to any foreign nation how come
01:18:20.480 Albanians could go protest when their country is getting raped,
01:18:23.780 but Americans stay inside and don't do anything but only go out when the Knicks win.
01:18:28.540 I think it's just because, you know, America doesn't have a single identity as it used to be.
01:18:34.320 You know, ever since the 1900s, there hasn't been a single identity.
01:18:39.280 It's always been mixed.
01:18:40.400 You know, like for you, you're very mixed between Haitian and, you know, other stuff. 1.00
01:18:45.740 But other than that, I think that is the number one problem. 1.00
01:18:49.320 And no one's proud to be American anymore.
01:18:50.960 Ever since, I think, 2020, everyone has just been against the cops and everything else.
01:18:55.920 Albanians, even though it's extremely religiously diverse, you have a core Albanian identity.
01:19:00.360 Albanians are very proud of their country.
01:19:02.260 Why is that?
01:19:03.480 It's because we've been invaded by multiple nations.
01:19:05.900 We've been invaded by the Romans.
01:19:06.960 We've been invaded by the Ottomans. 0.75
01:19:07.960 We've been invaded by the Germans, the Italians, again and again.
01:19:11.620 And we always had to come together and fight, just like how we're fighting right now,
01:19:14.620 for our own rights and our own land.
01:19:17.560 Do you support Bosnia? 0.96
01:19:19.400 I support Bosnia.
01:19:20.320 I am Muslim myself, so I do 100% support Bosnia.
01:19:22.440 I support Croatia as well.
01:19:24.160 You're Muslim?
01:19:25.100 I'm Muslim, yes.
01:19:25.860 How long have you been Muslim?
01:19:27.080 I've been Muslim since.
01:19:27.980 I was always identified as Muslim, but I've been religious since I was 14.
01:19:32.200 What do you think when people say that people like you can't be Muslim because it's an Arab religion? 1.00
01:19:38.880 They're very idiotic. 1.00
01:19:39.840 I know many Muslim Albanians that are white and are very proud to be Albanian white. 1.00
01:19:44.820 One of those people, I think you actually know them. 0.99
01:19:47.440 One of those people are Yoake.
01:19:48.700 I watch them a lot.
01:19:50.280 Shout out to Yoake.
01:19:51.120 Yeah, shout out to Yoake. 1.00
01:19:52.780 And, yeah, I think they're very idiotic. 1.00
01:19:55.280 They're trying to make it a racial thing. 1.00
01:19:57.480 Islam and Christianity, you know, they're not a racial thing.
01:20:01.000 They're very diverse.
01:20:02.380 It's the reason why when you go to the Mecca, you'll see a white person, you'll see an Asian, you'll see a black person, etc., etc.
01:20:09.180 Yeah.
01:20:09.720 And one of his last speeches, Prophet Muhammad, salallahu alayhi wa sallam, said,
01:20:13.140 No Arab is superior to a non-Arab.
01:20:15.120 No black is superior to a white and no white is superior.
01:20:16.980 So there's no racial superiority.
01:20:18.700 very true example of unity yeah hey thanks a lot albanians standing up doing the right thing
01:20:24.060 nice to meet you bro assalamu alaikum who are you supporting in the world cup uh well all the
01:20:30.700 all the muslim countries so turkey yesterday i was watching them at midnight too bad yeah yeah
01:20:37.100 2-0 australia won i know tonight tunisia right now japan is playing netherlands it's 2-2 i think
01:20:42.220 It wasn't good. That was a good game.
01:20:44.720 What's the score on us?
01:20:45.720 And the 2-2.
01:20:46.720 Are you supporting Iran? 0.99
01:20:47.720 Yeah, why not? They're Muslims too.
01:20:49.720 Well, you're Syrian.
01:20:50.720 And? 0.51
01:20:51.720 I thought Syrians don't like Iran.
01:20:54.720 Many people in the out-of-world Middle East, they say that Iran is evil.
01:20:57.720 I mean, there's a...
01:21:00.720 Sure, I've seen...
01:21:02.720 You put me on the spot there with politics, but...
01:21:06.720 Yeah, there's two sides to that.
01:21:08.720 that i mean uh we did deal with some stuff with iran but i mean there's good people in iran
01:21:14.940 i don't think the government uh talks for the people uh yeah i mean and they're still muslim
01:21:23.040 they're still muslim i mean there's muslim everywhere so what do syrians overall think
01:21:27.180 about iran good question a lot of them don't like them like as a government because of what
01:21:34.500 they did the syrian people uh i should have let's see this is good well i see this all the time
01:21:43.840 because iran is the only one fighting for the oppressed in lebanon and fallist scene the rest 0.88
01:21:47.620 of the out of world the middle east and the muslim world in general didn't do anything and 0.81
01:21:51.060 they were the ones supplying the resistance with weapons and fighting back and they're at war right 0.85
01:21:56.360 now with israel no one else did anything when the genocide happened in front of our eyes and
01:22:00.060 continues to yeah i mean when we were looking at what's going on in palestine and israel yeah i
01:22:06.520 mean it looks like iran is the one that's supplying you know all those resistance groups which and in
01:22:13.420 bosnia they supplied weapons to the bosnians in the genocide in the early 90s and yaya sinwar
01:22:18.600 leader of the palestinian resistance before he passed away he said himself that iran was the
01:22:23.140 only one to help us while the rest of the muslim world did nothing yeah it seems like 0.96
01:22:29.560 Iran seems to be the country that steps up 0.91
01:22:31.940 when, you know, but at the same time
01:22:33.940 when it comes to politics
01:22:35.320 especially when it comes to the war
01:22:36.980 see, here's my thing
01:22:41.240 you don't want to upset anybody, I know
01:22:42.340 it's not that, it's not that
01:22:43.480 I didn't really live in Syria
01:22:45.940 but my background is Syrian
01:22:48.460 and growing up
01:22:51.160 under that regime of you can't really talk about
01:22:53.140 politics, I kind of had to always be
01:22:54.940 kind of in a neutral spot
01:22:56.540 it made it very difficult for me to
01:22:58.860 It's not a big size at all, but I know when to speak and when not to speak about it. 0.77
01:23:07.260 Why did Iran do what it did in Syria?
01:23:10.160 Was it CIA? Was it real? Was it Shia-Sunni? What happened?
01:23:14.120 I don't know if it's Shia-Sunni. 0.66
01:23:17.640 I mean, they're seeing the U.S., their involvement. 0.93
01:23:21.780 Syria was just 0.99
01:23:24.340 I feel like it was 1.00
01:23:25.760 a place of war
01:23:28.380 between two
01:23:29.920 between two nations
01:23:32.020 you got Russia and US
01:23:32.980 it was a proxy war
01:23:34.440 in a way
01:23:35.180 so Syria was just like 0.99
01:23:36.520 a land 1.00
01:23:37.320 for 0.99
01:23:38.720 like Ukraine
01:23:39.360 is it?
01:23:41.140 I mean
01:23:41.380 Ukraine war
01:23:42.820 is kind of a proxy war
01:23:43.700 between the US
01:23:44.460 and NATO 0.66
01:23:45.140 and Russia
01:23:45.900 I guess so
01:23:47.420 I mean
01:23:47.740 all I know is
01:23:48.600 there could have been
01:23:49.100 a gas pipe
01:23:49.680 that wanted to go
01:23:50.400 through Syria
01:23:51.420 and then the U.S. wanted control over that
01:23:53.420 but then Russia wanted control over that
01:23:55.000 but as a Syrian, seeing what's going on 0.86
01:23:58.020 is it the example of lesser of two evils 0.76
01:24:00.660 that Israel's far more evil than Iran 0.84
01:24:02.600 and so when Iran is fighting for the oppressed 0.99
01:24:04.880 that obviously it's easy to understand
01:24:06.640 who we should support
01:24:07.540 wait, hold on, can you repeat that?
01:24:11.400 as a Syrian, do you support Israel-Iran more? 0.91
01:24:15.220 I definitely don't support Israel 0.91
01:24:16.700 that's for sure 0.94
01:24:19.180 I don't know about supporting Iran, but I definitely don't support Israel. 0.99
01:24:23.220 I can say that. 0.99
01:24:24.480 I can say that with confidence.
01:24:25.980 Thank you so much.
01:24:26.860 Salamu alaikum, bro.
01:24:27.980 Oh, babysitter.
01:24:28.960 Yeah.
01:24:29.440 What's your name?
01:24:30.140 Jasmine.
01:24:30.720 Jasmine.
01:24:31.400 Oh, my gosh.
01:24:31.960 Nice to meet you.
01:24:32.820 Hi, people.
01:24:34.020 Hi.
01:24:34.260 Hello.
01:24:34.880 So, your friends are visiting, or are there also au pairs?
01:24:37.880 We're all au pairs.
01:24:38.780 We're like neighbors.
01:24:40.340 Yeah, she lives like in front of me.
01:24:41.800 Oh, I don't know how to say it.
01:24:43.340 It's okay.
01:24:43.700 Don't leak that.
01:24:44.700 But how long have you been in New York?
01:24:46.240 Like since September.
01:24:47.680 Do you like it?
01:24:48.840 It's cool, but the beach is missing, you know?
01:24:52.020 The beach is missing?
01:24:52.720 Yeah, the beach is missing.
01:24:53.100 Are there beaches in Frankfurt?
01:24:54.520 No.
01:24:55.100 No.
01:24:55.740 I love beach.
01:24:56.880 You should go to Long Island.
01:24:57.820 Jones Beach is the best beach nearby.
01:24:59.440 It's like a 40-minute drive.
01:25:00.020 I hate the American beach.
01:25:01.060 It's like ugly for me. 1.00
01:25:02.540 But European beaches, don't they go topless?
01:25:04.340 Yeah, we have like, it's pretty.
01:25:05.740 It's more vibe, you know?
01:25:06.720 It's more cool, chill.
01:25:07.800 What's wrong with American beaches? 0.99
01:25:09.180 They're just ugly.
01:25:11.160 Well, so do you want to live in New York City forever? 0.93
01:25:14.100 I like Florida more.
01:25:16.040 Oh, you really like the water.
01:25:17.040 You want to go to Miami?
01:25:18.320 Yeah, that's right.
01:25:19.780 Okay.
01:25:20.780 Miami's nice.
01:25:21.460 New York is better.
01:25:22.400 No, I don't like New York.
01:25:23.580 That's too much like houses.
01:25:25.760 I like big houses, you know?
01:25:27.720 Yeah, the houses are ugly.
01:25:29.140 They can't be in the suburbs.
01:25:30.320 Yeah, I don't know.
01:25:30.860 I don't like the heat here.
01:25:32.540 I don't know.
01:25:32.940 Something's wrong with New York.
01:25:34.260 It gets really cold in the winter.
01:25:35.740 I hate cold too.
01:25:37.060 That's why.
01:25:37.620 Okay, you just don't like it here.
01:25:39.100 I like New York, but not that much like Miami.
01:25:42.080 Oh, okay.
01:25:42.520 Yeah.
01:25:43.340 Is diversity a strength or a weakness?
01:25:46.080 What?
01:25:46.900 Is diversity, do you know this?
01:25:48.320 multiculturalism, is this 0.98
01:25:50.620 a strength or a weakness of society? 1.00
01:25:53.900 Sorry, English
01:25:54.740 not good. I'll explain.
01:25:56.440 Diversity, like many different types of people. 1.00
01:25:58.960 Is this good or bad?
01:26:00.840 Oh, it's good.
01:26:02.180 It's very good. Why do you say that?
01:26:05.440 Because, like, you can
01:26:06.860 you have, like, from everything
01:26:08.520 something, you know? It's not, like,
01:26:10.700 boring.
01:26:12.000 A lot of people in Germany are complaining that it's changing.
01:26:14.420 They say that there's Turks coming in, there's immigrants coming in.
01:26:17.020 Oh, yeah, my city is full of immigrants, but it's cool.
01:26:19.860 Like, my parents are also immigrants.
01:26:21.540 From where?
01:26:22.240 My mom is Russian, my dad's Indian.
01:26:24.380 Oh, really?
01:26:24.900 Yeah.
01:26:25.060 You're half Indian?
01:26:26.220 Yeah.
01:26:26.460 You look German to me, I wouldn't even have noticed, yeah.
01:26:28.560 People think I'm Turkish or Albanian.
01:26:30.440 Albanian? 0.99
01:26:31.280 Uchaka, yeah, yeah, that's one.
01:26:33.520 Okay, so why do you think that they're upset about diversity in Germany
01:26:36.620 if it's a good thing and you can experience different cultures?
01:26:39.540 Because some people don't really can immigrate, like, right? 1.00
01:26:43.660 They do, like, too much mess. 0.97
01:26:44.940 They don't assimilate. 1.00
01:26:46.100 Yeah. 1.00
01:26:47.020 They do, like, Germany, like, a mess. 1.00
01:26:48.980 They do, like, break stuff or, like, I don't know. 0.99
01:26:52.380 They're just little words.
01:26:53.640 They're cuckoo.
01:26:54.320 Yeah. 1.00
01:26:54.760 But you're a good immigrant.
01:26:55.660 You have assimilated.
01:26:56.900 I'm born in Germany.
01:26:57.880 Just my parents are immigrants.
01:26:59.280 Okay.
01:27:00.040 Yeah, so you've assimilated.
01:27:01.180 I understand.
01:27:02.220 It's nice to meet you.
01:27:03.040 Thanks for coming on.
01:27:03.660 What's your name again?
01:27:04.320 Jasmine.
01:27:04.800 Jasmine.
01:27:05.180 What's your name? 0.98
01:27:05.780 Sneaker.
01:27:06.600 Sneaker? 0.67
01:27:07.120 Yeah.
01:27:07.720 Nice to meet you.
01:27:08.620 Enjoy the beach.
01:27:09.960 Don't get too hot or cold.
01:27:11.120 Yes. 1.00
01:27:14.880 Brown sheep. 1.00
01:27:17.020 Are you, wait, in Russia, are you Jewish? 0.99
01:27:22.260 She went.
01:27:26.560 Would you like to come on?
01:27:29.080 Where are you from?
01:27:30.380 I'm from Germany.
01:27:31.860 But you're actually German.
01:27:33.820 My parents are Italian and German.
01:27:36.520 Okay.
01:27:37.060 Is diversity a strength or a weakness?
01:27:40.040 A strength, I would say. 1.00
01:27:41.360 Yeah, it's like you have so many things mixed,
01:27:43.820 and you could also say, yeah, you're from another country.
01:27:47.020 Germany didn't used to always be pro-diversity, no.
01:27:51.680 No, but in the last couple of years, they got bigger with everything,
01:27:55.920 but now they kind of turn bad again, like against migrants.
01:27:59.960 Against immigration, yeah.
01:28:01.600 Okay, so what's going to happen?
01:28:02.920 Is there going to be a far-right leader elected in Germany?
01:28:05.300 What's going to be the solution to this immigration issue?
01:28:09.960 I don't know. I'm not that much into politics.
01:28:12.040 Oh, it's okay.
01:28:13.060 Well, do you think Germany is changing,
01:28:14.400 or do you think people are getting along well that come from different places?
01:28:17.020 I think they get along. I think they get this at some point. I think now they're just like all stressed because of the war between Russia and Ukraine. Like a lot of Ukraine people came to Germany and then everybody was complaining why they treated better than Germans. And yeah, but I think it's just this time right now, a hard time. But I think they will get this.
01:28:39.320 Does Germany have strong power?
01:28:41.440 Oh, you don't really talk about politics.
01:28:43.760 Okay.
01:28:44.800 Well, what's your perception of New York City?
01:28:46.400 Because it's far more diverse and multicultural than Germany.
01:28:49.040 Oh, I love it here.
01:28:49.740 It's so much fun.
01:28:50.660 What do you love about it?
01:28:51.240 The people are so open.
01:28:53.180 You know, they're like, they don't look strange at you.
01:28:55.520 Like some people do, but they're like, they vibe with you.
01:28:58.760 They're nice.
01:28:59.600 They're always like, hey, how are you?
01:29:02.080 Even when you buy something, they're just so nice.
01:29:04.620 I like that, yeah.
01:29:05.560 I went to Berlin, and besides the nightclubs, everybody's very cold.
01:29:08.860 it's goth and people don't want to interact there's a sense of like a looming cloud over
01:29:13.160 everything yeah i mean it depends like i think that in germany you can make better connections
01:29:17.720 because i think germans talk uh rather talk to you when you're like from another country they're
01:29:22.800 like more interested in you and here it's just like normal when you're from another country you
01:29:26.740 know but um yeah they're not really a the nicest um people yeah so would you prefer to live in a 0.99
01:29:35.400 multicultural place or a place where everybody looks like you yeah like 0.74
01:29:40.380 diversity and like I don't know I like I don't know here because in Germany you
01:29:46.260 only have like four or five types of food and here they have like everything
01:29:49.560 yeah what do you have in Germany you have schnitzel kebab is not even German
01:29:56.400 food but it's the best in Germany there you go multiculturalism yeah thanks so
01:30:01.800 Thank you so much. Danke.
01:30:02.800 Bitte. Bye bye.
01:30:03.800 Nice to meet you. Bye.
01:30:04.800 I'm home.
01:30:05.800 I'm home.
01:30:06.800 Oh, Jersey. What's your name?
01:30:07.800 Greta.
01:30:08.800 Greta, nice to meet you. Sneeko.
01:30:09.800 And where are you from? Frankfurt?
01:30:10.800 Berlin.
01:30:11.800 Berlin. Oh, I was just talking about Berlin.
01:30:13.800 Have you been to Bergheim before?
01:30:14.800 No, but I want to go.
01:30:16.800 How come you haven't been?
01:30:17.800 Because it's kind of hard to get in.
01:30:19.800 And I don't really like techno that much.
01:30:22.800 Do you prefer Berlin or New York City?
01:30:25.800 New York City.
01:30:26.800 Why?
01:30:27.800 Because it's more crazy. It's more fun.
01:30:29.800 I like Berlin, but this is like another level.
01:30:33.440 Americans don't really know about Berlin.
01:30:35.020 You could probably describe it better than me.
01:30:36.420 How would you describe Berlin to Americans?
01:30:38.740 Like a small New York City, a little bit.
01:30:41.440 With the people, like the people are kind of wild.
01:30:43.820 I think a little New York City, yeah.
01:30:48.900 Berlin is interesting because that's where the Berlin Wall was,
01:30:51.760 and it was a separation between East and West Germany.
01:30:53.840 And when it was tore down in the 80s, they loved it.
01:30:55.860 And it's a perfect representation of cultures coming together
01:30:59.020 rather than being divided.
01:31:00.240 That's true.
01:31:00.720 So Berlin, you come from a place
01:31:02.080 that celebrates multiculturalism.
01:31:03.820 Do you think that it has any weaknesses?
01:31:06.700 The city?
01:31:08.520 Multiculturalism and diversity.
01:31:11.380 I don't think there are weaknesses.
01:31:12.800 I think it should be stronger,
01:31:14.400 like in today's society,
01:31:15.840 with everything that's happening.
01:31:18.360 But I think Berlin is a good example
01:31:20.080 of how it can be.
01:31:21.080 Like people from all different cultures
01:31:24.120 living together.
01:31:25.000 Coming together.
01:31:26.080 What does it mean to be German?
01:31:27.400 That's a good question.
01:31:29.400 I don't think I have a good answer to that.
01:31:34.400 I'm just German.
01:31:36.400 What does it mean to be American?
01:31:42.400 Everybody knows Americans.
01:31:44.400 Everybody knows about Americans.
01:31:48.400 We're the center of the world.
01:31:50.400 We're the center of the world.
01:31:52.400 Would you move here?
01:31:54.400 I mean, we live in Jersey right now, but I want to stay over here.
01:31:57.440 You're going back home?
01:31:58.260 Yeah.
01:31:58.680 Why?
01:31:59.700 I mean, I want to stay here.
01:32:01.420 Okay.
01:32:01.860 And we have to leave in September to go home.
01:32:03.840 What's your favorite part about New York?
01:32:07.280 Probably the people.
01:32:09.480 They're friendly?
01:32:10.980 I mean...
01:32:11.820 How would you describe the people of New York to the Germans back home? 1.00
01:32:15.540 Crazy. 0.71
01:32:17.780 Can be rude, but they're open. 0.97
01:32:20.980 So I don't feel this.
01:32:23.020 Nice to meet you.
01:32:24.400 you want to sit down for a minute it's perfect it's a one-minute podcast you won't miss it
01:32:40.540 where are you from florida florida what brings you to new york different opportunities okay
01:32:47.700 and when did you move here roughly two years ago is diversity a strength or a weakness
01:32:53.340 It depends on the demographic.
01:32:56.100 Let's say the demographic in Florida.
01:32:58.200 Does diversity benefit the society or weaken it?
01:33:01.960 Well, in Florida, it's kind of segregated, for lack of better terms.
01:33:07.480 Everybody is in their own section.
01:33:09.880 So we don't really see the diversity like that.
01:33:16.400 It's not like New York where everybody is together.
01:33:20.360 You see them in different groups and stuff like that.
01:33:21.980 You can't avoid it. We're all on top of each other.
01:33:23.760 Yeah, yeah, you can't avoid it.
01:33:24.780 Florida, because it's so spaced out,
01:33:26.820 you can probably go a long while without seeing another group again.
01:33:30.300 Is that the E-Train?
01:33:32.340 No, it's the E-Train.
01:33:33.620 Okay.
01:33:35.420 That's it right there, though.
01:33:38.500 All right, Moss, one more.
01:33:40.920 What do you like about, you seem to like diversity.
01:33:43.500 Why do you think it's good compared to Florida that's segregated?
01:33:46.640 Because you get a better understanding of different, you know, groups.
01:33:50.120 you know when you're around them you understand it and you get a more understanding and appreciation
01:33:55.420 for their group versus just listen to what people say about them when you're around them and you
01:33:59.960 get to hang with them you get that experience and understanding well mr train nice to meet you
01:34:04.160 bro yes sir see you next time please so wait when how long you've been watching since uh 402 thunder
01:34:09.880 402 thunder 402 that's black ops call of duty you were how old eight eight something like that
01:34:15.980 How old are you now?
01:34:16.720 I'm 25.
01:34:17.800 Oh, my God.
01:34:19.260 That's insane, bro.
01:34:20.840 Yeah, that was the Black Ops 2 commentary days, man.
01:34:24.380 Have you been keeping up with my career at all?
01:34:26.300 I saw you became Muslim when you went to Mecca.
01:34:28.940 Cool.
01:34:29.200 Are you Muslim? 1.00
01:34:29.760 No. 1.00
01:34:30.400 Oh, cool.
01:34:30.860 Are you Hindu, too?
01:34:31.660 He's Hindu.
01:34:32.160 I'm Hindu.
01:34:33.000 There we go. 0.99
01:34:33.560 Hindus, man. 1.00
01:34:34.720 Wait. 1.00
01:34:35.200 Hold on.
01:34:35.580 Can I just break?
01:34:36.300 Some Hindus are upset because they think I make fun of them.
01:34:38.820 I got all love for the people, the Hare Krishnas, the Hindus.
01:34:41.720 Shout out to all the Hindus worldwide, man.
01:34:44.420 It's great to meet you.
01:34:45.080 What's your name?
01:34:45.660 Nick.
01:34:45.980 Nick, have a great day, man.
01:34:47.400 I'm glad I met you.
01:34:48.800 I'll say yeah, I'll say get the photo.
01:34:54.100 Peace, bro.
01:34:54.560 Peace out, Stinko.
01:34:55.240 Have a good one.
01:34:55.800 All right.
01:34:57.500 So you were saying that you watch my content
01:35:00.180 because there's realness to it,
01:35:01.780 and you're locked in, and you don't watch content.
01:35:03.620 Yeah, because all your inputs are what your thoughts are.
01:35:06.860 Thanks, man.
01:35:08.060 Is diversity our strength or our weakness? 1.00
01:35:10.040 Well, too much of it, you don't know what you are. 0.99
01:35:11.840 You're just like, great.
01:35:13.960 For sure.
01:35:14.540 are we at that point in new york my my pov is so curated that i make it so that it's not but
01:35:21.880 if you go out in the streets like yeah what is the ideal situation how much diversity is good
01:35:28.200 that's not for me or you i don't know okay for me honestly like
01:35:33.380 i'm i like a little less diversity just as i like a little bit you know i like my south
01:35:41.400 asians i like i know where my wife's gonna be all that stuff but you want a hindu wife
01:35:44.980 it doesn't have to be hindu but south asian probably okay why south asian because i grew up
01:35:50.540 in those kind of social circles i know what i want how would you describe south asian culture what is
01:35:56.180 it super familial family driven everything's about the family everything what about hindu culture
01:36:06.160 Hindu culture?
01:36:06.980 Yeah.
01:36:10.240 I don't know.
01:36:11.100 Because Hindus, I read a lot of Hindus, they're great people.
01:36:13.620 And I don't know if you've seen this consensus online, and maybe this is only online,
01:36:16.620 but they say Hindus are, or maybe Indians or South Asians specifically,
01:36:20.040 are in a PR crisis because of social media, because the rise of phones.
01:36:24.960 Have you seen any of this?
01:36:25.840 The rise of who?
01:36:26.640 The rise of social media and phones being able to capture things.
01:36:30.340 So you're saying there's a lot of bad stuff happening?
01:36:33.540 I don't think so, but I see South Asians talk about that, that there's a new negative perception because, you know, they see the cultural differences in South Asia compared to the West.
01:36:41.960 Okay, are you talking about, like, the guys cooking with their feet out?
01:36:44.760 Yes, yeah.
01:36:45.160 Oh, that's, like, different than religion, though.
01:36:47.180 Yeah, that's what I'm saying.
01:36:47.980 I'm saying not just Hinduism, but South Asian culture.
01:36:50.480 I mean, that was, like, 2023, 2024. 1.00
01:36:52.860 It was on the algorithm of, like, look at these dirty and smelly Indians cleaning with their... 1.00
01:36:57.160 You smell great. 1.00
01:36:58.820 I'm sure I smell fine.
01:37:00.920 We love a good story.
01:37:02.340 Yeah, yeah.
01:37:02.980 but so do you think that's uh propaganda what's the what do people get wrong about hindus or
01:37:08.160 south asians what do people get wrong about hindus the smelly part i guess but like zoran is zoran 0.93
01:37:16.140 and like whatever's happening in 2026 dead ass is helping the reputation of like brown people 0.65
01:37:21.780 like cultural diversity yeah so you were talking what you did about like the brown takeover what
01:37:27.740 what does that mean well i'm just like i have my own business and it's like very fueled by like
01:37:32.440 my personal ethnic group
01:37:34.980 and I just know
01:37:36.140 a lot of people
01:37:36.640 that are also doing that
01:37:37.500 that are growing very well
01:37:38.620 because we're starting
01:37:39.460 to invest in each other
01:37:40.560 rather than be like
01:37:41.460 crabs in a barrel
01:37:42.580 I think there's far more good
01:37:44.140 than negative
01:37:44.620 and it's good to focus
01:37:45.640 on that more
01:37:46.200 because people like you
01:37:46.940 creating businesses
01:37:47.620 doing things
01:37:48.180 that's the vast majority
01:37:49.080 and the negative perception
01:37:50.580 it's all
01:37:51.640 a lot of it just seems
01:37:52.900 to be fear mongering
01:37:53.700 don't you think?
01:37:54.320 oh definitely
01:37:54.720 but we need a little bit
01:37:56.420 of fear mongering
01:37:57.040 sometimes the light of fire 1.00
01:37:58.100 under our ass 0.99
01:37:58.840 hey it's great to meet you bro 0.99
01:38:01.220 likewise
01:38:01.640 what's your name again?
01:38:02.440 Raj. Raj. Nice to meet you.
01:38:03.940 Can I take a quick selfie? Yeah, sure.
01:38:05.040 Thank you, brother.
01:38:08.060 Peace, bro. Have a good one, man.
01:38:14.160 What's your name?
01:38:16.980 What's your name? 0.55
01:38:17.840 Lillian. What's yours?
01:38:19.240 Sneeko. How was the Puerto Rican Day Parade? 1.00
01:38:21.020 It was actually lit. It was fire.
01:38:23.120 I was going to go. I decided not to.
01:38:24.500 You know what's crazy, though? I'm not Puerto Rican at all.
01:38:27.060 You don't look. You look Italian. 1.00
01:38:28.580 Italian? Are you Greek? Take another guess.
01:38:31.060 Greek? You're not Mediterranean?
01:38:32.160 Are you Hawaiian?
01:38:33.160 No. 1.00
01:38:34.160 Then, tell me. 0.98
01:38:35.160 I think like Asia, like off Asia. 0.98
01:38:40.160 Are you Hawaiian?
01:38:41.160 No.
01:38:42.160 I'm Filipino.
01:38:43.160 I'm Filipino.
01:38:44.160 Really?
01:38:45.160 How much?
01:38:46.160 I'm 50%.
01:38:47.160 Fire?
01:38:48.160 Wait, same.
01:38:49.160 Your mom or your dad?
01:38:50.160 My mom.
01:38:51.160 It's my dad.
01:38:52.160 What's the other half? 1.00
01:38:53.160 White. 0.73
01:38:54.160 Oh, did you go to the Asian pop-up that was in the park? 1.00
01:38:55.160 No, I wasn't here.
01:38:56.160 I actually moved here like a week ago.
01:38:57.160 You came at the best time ever, huh?
01:38:58.160 I know.
01:38:59.160 It's so sick.
01:39:00.160 It's fire.
01:39:01.160 Where are you from? 1.00
01:39:02.160 I want to go to the next Wajian meetup if they have one. 1.00
01:39:04.120 I'm so down. 1.00
01:39:04.760 Yeah?
01:39:05.060 Yeah, let's go.
01:39:06.080 Why'd you move to New York?
01:39:07.800 Basically, low-key, like, it was really impulsive of me, but I kind of just dipped.
01:39:13.960 My brother lives in Jersey City, so I got a job, made the switch in, like, two days,
01:39:19.060 and then just, like, settled.
01:39:21.080 So, yeah.
01:39:21.960 How would you describe New York so far to the people that don't know it?
01:39:26.640 Right now? 1.00
01:39:31.060 Fuck. 1.00
01:39:31.460 live as shit live i'd say like charismatic and indulging like i feel like i can go anywhere and 1.00
01:39:40.700 like figure some shit out like i can go somewhere and just be like yo what's going on and it's like 0.99
01:39:44.600 a whole new world you literally came at the best time ever it was pretty terrible post-covid for 0.97
01:39:49.860 a couple years but that's not my problem yeah i know you got lucky you got lucky what else what
01:39:55.760 do you do uh what do i do well i'm serving here i'm trying to go into marketing and then
01:40:00.600 And, like, commercial real estate is, like, end goal for me.
01:40:04.100 So you're half Filipino and half white.
01:40:06.380 Yes.
01:40:06.540 Is diversity a strength or a weakness?
01:40:08.360 A strength.
01:40:09.780 Why is that?
01:40:10.600 I mean, take it how you will.
01:40:12.680 I feel like anything can be a strength or a weakness depending on how you carry it.
01:40:15.860 But, I mean, you look at, like, a bland person and you're like, wow, like, you don't have any character to do.
01:40:21.480 Like, what do you have?
01:40:22.400 A thing?
01:40:22.920 No seasoning.
01:40:23.640 Yeah. 1.00
01:40:24.160 Like, that shit's dry as hell. 1.00
01:40:25.580 I don't fuck with that. 1.00
01:40:27.120 You know what I mean? 1.00
01:40:28.100 Uh-huh.
01:40:28.440 Yeah.
01:40:28.640 Do you like being around people that look like you or do you like being around a melting pot?
01:40:35.400 I
01:40:36.140 Don't have a preference
01:40:37.260 I mean like it gets to a point like if I don't see a white person this might like come to the wrong audience
01:40:41.920 But like if I'm around a lot of people and I don't see one white person for like a long time
01:40:45.620 I'm a little bit like on edge, but that's just because of where I came from
01:40:49.640 You know well that does not on edge but like I like yeah with pattern recognition
01:40:53.720 That means that there's gonna be a wealth disparity, right? Yeah, that's just factually true
01:40:57.760 So that's not any, that's the correct stereotype, but everybody does stereotype.
01:41:01.320 Okay.
01:41:01.820 I think so.
01:41:02.580 Do you archetypes?
01:41:04.120 Right.
01:41:04.560 Right.
01:41:04.880 Right.
01:41:05.080 But you don't hold any ill will.
01:41:06.400 Do you hold any animosity towards others, other races or other people?
01:41:10.300 Not until I know you as a person.
01:41:11.820 I mean, I don't really like assume like I'm not the type of person. 0.98
01:41:15.580 Cause like you can look at me and be like, oh, she might be a bitch, but like, I don't 0.99
01:41:18.820 think I'm a bitch. 1.00
01:41:19.920 No, you seem like you were fun and having fun at the parade. 1.00
01:41:21.740 Yeah, I was.
01:41:22.400 We were having a great time.
01:41:23.200 How long have you known each other as friends?
01:41:25.300 This is our first date.
01:41:26.480 This is our first date.
01:41:27.060 Oh, really?
01:41:27.760 But, like, basically, we've known each other, like, our whole lives.
01:41:32.060 How did you guys meet?
01:41:33.660 So I was walking through Journal Square, and they stopped me.
01:41:36.660 And they were like, yo, like, your outfit's fire.
01:41:38.540 And I was like, oh, my God, like, let's get our Instagram.
01:41:41.620 And then they invited me to go to this parade, and I was like, hell yeah, let's go.
01:41:44.820 That is a great thing about New York is that you can make friends with strangers better than any other place.
01:41:48.840 I agree.
01:41:49.300 And, like, it's just, like, girls.
01:41:50.820 Like, being a girl, I love it.
01:41:52.140 It's so fun.
01:41:52.960 You're a girl's girl.
01:41:53.540 I mean, you could say that, but, like, I'm just a girl.
01:41:56.640 like i don't know you know what i mean yeah yeah wait let me ask you questions now okay or is our 0.98
01:42:02.300 minute up sure yeah go ahead okay um so what the fuck is this it's a one minute podcast interviewing 0.95
01:42:08.040 people from all types of uh all over the world okay what made you come to this i think that 0.97
01:42:15.660 there's a lot more similarities we have than differences and i think conversation is the way
01:42:19.260 to get there okay and i think there's a lot of fear-mongering online and people that live
01:42:22.940 chronically online don't know what the world is like so this is a good way to see what people are
01:42:27.800 like all right what's like like being here like what's something that has changed your perspective
01:42:33.920 from like sitting here and doing this what's made you think differently twitter fingers are twitter
01:42:38.440 fingers can you like mansplain that for me i can mansplain it perfectly so people will say a lot
01:42:44.120 of things and say that you know they'll talk a tough talk online but they never come in real
01:42:48.200 life and people in real life are more often better than worse yeah people are kind people
01:42:54.560 are friendly people are good and i want to believe that and that's a good belief to hold
01:42:57.800 if you let go of that then society crumbles okay so i want to believe that people have goodness in
01:43:02.080 them okay i like that you want to go to the next way should we don't i'm so down let's go
01:43:06.700 wait why are we like
01:43:08.860 this is all fake by the way this is not happening it's a paid actor
01:43:17.180 yeah wait is this still on or no uh yeah i'm calling my turn perfect what's your name
01:43:25.240 lillian what's yours again snico snico yeah nice to meet you too i love what you have going on 0.97
01:43:31.820 here thanks a lot yeah you should like hire people and do everything yeah post that shit 0.91
01:43:35.780 on tiktok you'll go back you think so maybe one day peace would you like to come on 0.97
01:43:42.980 What's your name?
01:43:46.000 Starlet. 0.94
01:43:46.820 Starlet. 0.81
01:43:47.320 So you just met Lillian at the Puerto Rican hit break?
01:43:49.700 No, I met Lillian in Jersey City.
01:43:52.240 I stopped her at a random train station.
01:43:54.200 I told her she was really pretty, and I invited her out.
01:43:57.200 But are you Puerto Rican?
01:43:58.520 Yeah, I am.
01:43:59.180 I'm Puerto Rican-Mexican.
01:44:00.420 How was the break?
01:44:02.080 I'll be honest.
01:44:03.140 I got there really late, and I didn't experience the full thing.
01:44:06.280 But from what I did experience, I had a lot of fun.
01:44:08.140 I go every year.
01:44:09.320 Okay.
01:44:09.640 It looked kind of tame.
01:44:10.320 I saw some videos online.
01:44:11.460 It looked weaker than usual.
01:44:12.380 I think people are tired from yesterday.
01:44:14.260 No, yeah, obviously.
01:44:15.460 And I think also just the fact that the Knicks are coming Thursday,
01:44:19.640 everyone's in preparation, it's too much at once for the city.
01:44:22.880 Is diversity a strength?
01:44:24.980 I would say so, yeah.
01:44:25.980 Why?
01:44:26.820 I think diversity just brings people together.
01:44:28.860 I mean, in current times, we have people from all over the world
01:44:33.140 coming to the U.S. for, like, the World Cup.
01:44:35.440 And just, like, online in general,
01:44:37.320 you see everybody just cultivating cultures together,
01:44:39.900 They're experiencing everything together and just sharing.
01:44:42.360 I think that's really nice.
01:44:44.420 I've met some tourists myself, and I think that they're so great.
01:44:47.360 And they share their culture with me, and I think it's just a grand old time.
01:44:51.820 Doesn't globalism get rid of our culture?
01:44:54.600 If we globalize too much and there's too much immigration,
01:44:58.260 wouldn't that get rid of what makes people unique?
01:45:01.620 Yeah, but I think that there is a difference between being born into a culture
01:45:04.980 and just respecting a culture.
01:45:07.060 or you know because I'm like even though I share my culture with Lillian we're not she's not
01:45:12.600 Puerto Rican I am she's not gonna rep Puerto Rico she's not gonna you know say that she's
01:45:17.180 Puerto Rican and you know I'm just sharing my culture with her by the day she has her own
01:45:22.420 culture and I think that you know being born into it kind of just expands the richness of it so I
01:45:29.140 think you still have like a unique sense of self being within your culture being born into your
01:45:34.300 culture but i think that it's nice to also experience with others right doesn't it dilute
01:45:39.580 it to a certain extent if you start integrating too much and you dilute it say you put a drop of
01:45:44.580 milk in a glass of water now it's a glass of water with a drop of milk and it tastes different
01:45:49.080 yeah you can do that too much then it's no longer a glass of water it's no longer authentic
01:45:53.040 yeah but i think there's also i mean it's still majority a glass of water there's a percentage
01:45:59.680 of milk but I mean in its entirety it's still water it's still classified as water right so
01:46:05.140 just diversity to a certain extent right but I just I don't know I think that comparing it to
01:46:11.280 a glass of sorry comparing it to a drop of milk in a glass of water doesn't do it justice I think
01:46:16.760 that you know there's connection between people there's not genuine connection between water and
01:46:21.720 milk I mean like I could find something to connect with you about and we'll share that experience
01:46:26.540 I'll go on with my date, you'll go on with yours
01:46:28.800 but we still share that connection
01:46:30.200 I think that it's really great to share cultures
01:46:33.040 while still keeping your unique sense of self
01:46:35.220 I think that
01:46:36.440 I'm all for it, I'm all for it, I really am
01:46:38.640 Thank you
01:46:39.680 Hope we had fun
01:46:41.220 What were you saying just now, you said that you've heard it
01:46:44.220 What did you hear about me?
01:46:46.020 Nothing, I just, I don't know honestly
01:46:48.000 It's just like, you know how like
01:46:49.460 the influx of influencers
01:46:51.900 just leaves like buzzwords all over like Twitter 0.91
01:46:54.260 and shit like that, it's like you could have had headlines 0.88
01:46:56.260 I have no recollection of what they were. 0.99
01:46:58.800 I just see Sneeko, and they, you know, they drag it now on Twitter, too, especially.
01:47:03.120 The video could be something completely different, and they're putting, like, an evil-ass caption, like, he said this.
01:47:08.140 The Clippers run the narrative for sure.
01:47:09.680 Oh, yeah, and I, like, I'm a big believer in nuance.
01:47:15.080 Like, you could say something that sounds crazy to other people, but if I understand the layers behind of what you're saying, I can get with it.
01:47:21.360 I may not agree all the time, but I can't.
01:47:22.940 Do you like Candace Owens?
01:47:24.700 I like to hear her out.
01:47:26.260 okay i don't like support all the way but i like to listen to challenge my mind
01:47:33.940 okay what do you agree with her on not necessarily much that i could list off the top of my head
01:47:40.620 okay but like i just like to hear somebody's mind and their ears and like how they get to
01:47:45.440 the points that they reach and what and how people like blow it up and like overreact over something
01:47:51.560 that they like you wore a white life matter a white lives matter shirt in 2022 with yay
01:47:57.040 yeah what did you think about that because it's interesting i understand like i'm not gonna say
01:48:01.480 i don't understand but like i was a big fan at some point so i literally like watched strength
01:48:06.920 champs interviews like all the time just on an analytical level like somebody at that level of
01:48:12.580 fame cannot like life is like 10 times harder for them than the average person whether or not they
01:48:18.020 get money or not like that's like a different battle they're facing in front of everybody i
01:48:22.540 don't know it's harder but the problems are different yeah and they're amplified the highs
01:48:25.500 are higher the lows are lower but yeah like why'd you stop being a yay fan i didn't it's just like
01:48:30.660 i'm not as like hardcore as it was because i just like i don't like to put too much energy into that
01:48:35.460 and then i don't have the time anymore to like care that much and candace you seem to have some
01:48:41.160 difference of opinions on the white lives matter shirt i still need to re-understand her statement
01:48:47.000 on that because i feel like she's the girl i love her she's one of my favorite journalists
01:48:50.000 and i just watched like a video of her history from like her beginnings to now i think you
01:48:56.980 should watch it if you haven't but like you just have to understand people and where they're coming
01:49:01.560 from and like the layers behind that so white lives matter it's like you could say oh what do
01:49:06.080 i think about that that phrase had obviously had some like meaning behind it she had like a message
01:49:12.080 behind it that may not have been clear and direct as everybody wanted it to be you have an open
01:49:16.700 mine. Yeah. Okay. Why do you not fall for rage bait? It's just stupid as fuck. Like, I don't
01:49:23.100 know. It's dumb. What about the Carmelo Anthony case? Did you see that with Austin McCaffey 0.99
01:49:27.920 was just convicted of murder? No, I didn't see that. Well, I have been hearing of it,
01:49:32.720 but I work so much. I don't get to like read into the politics and the news as much as
01:49:37.440 I should. So I will say that I'm not knowledgeable and I should be before they, the 12 year olds
01:49:43.460 beat me up right i'm uh i'm part black am i black enough to be on bet i wouldn't know what part
01:49:49.920 black what's the percentage that's allowed there's no guidelines it's like if you come with the
01:49:55.840 correct portfolio we want you on the team it has nothing to do with race it's not a gatekeeper
01:50:00.340 but it's called black entertainment network yeah because it's like a cultural like study of black
01:50:04.680 culture it's not necessarily what is black culture multi-faceted how would you describe it
01:50:11.260 home
01:50:14.700 home that's it home that's the only word that can come to my mind right now okay
01:50:21.480 when you look at somebody you resonate with then that's like that feeling it's like
01:50:27.540 they understand me it doesn't matter what facet of like or category it is that's just like
01:50:33.100 i don't know how to explain it but it's a hard feeling when it who's an example of an artist
01:50:39.180 that represents black culture?
01:50:41.060 Anybody.
01:50:42.120 Anybody.
01:50:43.040 Anybody who is making music with them. 1.00
01:50:44.000 6ix9ine. 1.00
01:50:44.680 Anybody who, 0.99
01:50:45.720 I don't know what his,
01:50:47.460 like,
01:50:47.740 Low Pump.
01:50:49.020 Um,
01:50:49.840 I never listened to him,
01:50:51.060 so I wouldn't know.
01:50:52.380 It's like,
01:50:52.800 Eminem.
01:50:54.100 Here's the thing,
01:50:54.720 it's like,
01:50:55.040 you're saying,
01:50:55.580 like,
01:50:55.760 these things,
01:50:56.480 like,
01:50:57.120 and putting them in these boxes,
01:50:58.740 I guess,
01:50:59.240 and it's like,
01:51:00.280 it's all nuance.
01:51:01.620 Like,
01:51:01.780 it's all up to whoever is,
01:51:03.040 like,
01:51:03.340 deciding that.
01:51:04.060 Like,
01:51:04.220 we can put,
01:51:04.620 Well,
01:51:04.780 I'm asking your opinion.
01:51:06.040 I don't think there are rules on anything.
01:51:07.460 I think people can say whatever
01:51:08.680 and believe whatever
01:51:09.440 and it's like 1.00
01:51:10.140 not that this shit 0.99
01:51:11.160 is real anyways 0.99
01:51:11.900 but like
01:51:12.440 I don't know
01:51:13.480 okay
01:51:14.600 nice to meet you
01:51:15.780 nice to meet you
01:51:16.400 sorry I was yapping
01:51:17.100 that's okay
01:51:17.600 no no no
01:51:18.200 that's the whole point
01:51:18.760 this is the podcast
01:51:19.560 it is yapping
01:51:20.300 I like talking about
01:51:21.100 stuff like that
01:51:21.600 I hope you understand
01:51:22.760 the type of person I am
01:51:23.740 yeah
01:51:24.520 somewhat
01:51:25.180 yeah no
01:51:27.000 I don't understand
01:51:27.600 myself either
01:51:28.080 where you going
01:51:29.220 to the park
01:51:29.560 nah I was
01:51:30.580 I'm late to a dinner
01:51:31.540 honestly but
01:51:32.120 I was like
01:51:32.560 I don't know
01:51:33.140 what this is
01:51:33.740 but I want to do it
01:51:34.680 what's your name
01:51:37.480 Luigi
01:51:38.640 Luigi Mangione?
01:51:40.200 Not that one.
01:51:41.120 Far from that one. 1.00
01:51:42.500 Brazilian. 1.00
01:51:43.740 Well, I live here.
01:51:45.200 You see that game, it was a 1-1.
01:51:47.620 Is that a game?
01:51:48.360 Brazil.
01:51:49.080 Yes, exactly.
01:51:50.400 1-1 against Morocco.
01:51:51.420 Yeah, it's better than a 1-0.
01:51:54.300 Yeah, you could have played a little bit better.
01:51:56.140 I sure agree.
01:51:57.180 But I'm the one Brazilian who doesn't really care about soccer.
01:52:00.100 Oh, really?
01:52:00.500 So I was there probably one, maybe two in the world.
01:52:03.220 So I'm one of them.
01:52:04.480 But I was there with my friends yesterday just for the fun.
01:52:06.820 When did you move to New York?
01:52:09.060 18 years ago.
01:52:11.580 Is diversity a strength or a weakness? 0.99
01:52:14.360 Say it again.
01:52:14.940 Is diversity a strength or a weakness?
01:52:19.540 I think it has strength. 0.98
01:52:21.460 I mean, there's definitely way more and more people from all over the place.
01:52:26.160 So, I would say it has strength.
01:52:28.560 Is it, you know, at its best all the time?
01:52:31.320 Of course not.
01:52:32.580 When is it bad?
01:52:34.200 When it's bad?
01:52:34.760 When does diversity go too far?
01:52:36.680 No, I don't think diversity goes too far.
01:52:38.580 I think it just hasn't gone far enough yet.
01:52:40.980 Oh, really?
01:52:41.520 Yeah.
01:52:41.800 So you want complete globalization?
01:52:43.680 I wouldn't say globalization, but, you know, a welcoming place for everybody.
01:52:50.500 Is New York and America not a welcome place for everybody?
01:52:54.960 I wouldn't say that.
01:52:57.280 It feels like you're switching everything I'm saying a little bit.
01:53:00.540 Well, you're saying that we need more diversity, and you're saying that diversity is supposed to be...
01:53:05.080 I feel like there's room for more.
01:53:07.240 Okay, how could there be more?
01:53:09.060 How do we include more?
01:53:11.400 How about this?
01:53:12.120 Where are the roadblocks when it comes to multiculturalism?
01:53:14.600 What is stopping diversity from happening the way you want?
01:53:18.820 I wouldn't say necessarily...
01:53:20.140 It's not like there's a way I want, first, of diversity.
01:53:23.500 And second, I don't think I have the answer for that.
01:53:27.580 Okay.
01:53:27.980 Okay.
01:53:30.460 Do you think billionaires should be allowed to be billionaires?
01:53:35.080 I don't think it's fair how the money is distributed.
01:53:44.960 And especially also, I think it should be legal for so many people to have that much money
01:53:50.040 and not care about the others that don't have.
01:53:54.360 Oh, look, you got your people right here.
01:53:57.860 Yeah. 1.00
01:54:00.940 He says fuck Donald Trump. 1.00
01:54:02.240 That's actually interesting. 1.00
01:54:03.040 That's why we were talking about that.
01:54:04.120 he was a multi-millionaire growing up and now he's a multi-billionaire so just now i don't know
01:54:10.240 if you saw the only next game that was lost was the one that trump showed up to yes new york city
01:54:14.740 seems to hate him and there seems to be some sort of shift people like zorma amdani he's uh advocating
01:54:19.140 for unity is this a step in the right direction which step the way new york is going you've been
01:54:25.220 here for 18 years it seems like this is a new change uh i feel like it's on its way um i'm i'm
01:54:32.020 I would be lying if I said that I know for sure that this is the right step or not.
01:54:36.880 But I'm not unhappy with the way things are going right now. 0.99
01:54:42.320 How would you describe New York to the Brazilians back at home that haven't been here? 0.99
01:54:51.260 It's the best place on earth to be by yourself if you don't have anybody else to spend time with.
01:55:00.200 i feel like that's and it's the most photogenic place especially for someone who loves photography
01:55:06.520 like me so and to walk around and if you have ten dollars in your bank account or ten thousand
01:55:14.580 dollars which i've never had by the way they're they're they're ten thousand dollars i've never
01:55:19.240 had ten thousand dollars no not true i've had ten thousand dollars in bank account a few times yes
01:55:22.960 but there are things for everybody
01:55:27.520 of any budget to do
01:55:32.840 and I've been enjoying those things for 18 years 1.00
01:55:37.820 It's too bad that my closest friend is Brazilian
01:55:40.120 and he wants to move back to Brazil
01:55:41.460 Yeah, I mean, there's a lot of people that want that
01:55:44.900 I hope to be lucky to live in New York
01:55:47.840 until I'm no longer on this planet
01:55:50.280 You're never going to move back?
01:55:51.720 No
01:55:51.900 you don't miss home I miss my family but this is home for me there's something about Brazil
01:56:00.800 that you want to get away from the violence yeah the I mean very few places have as many
01:56:09.300 opportunities as here in New York and United States and also I'm very much into arts and
01:56:15.360 culture so there's no other place on earth that has so many things i one other thing i always
01:56:21.940 sorry i tell my friends from brazil there's very few to none things that happen all over the world
01:56:28.500 that don't end up happening here too even like brazilian bands come here from time to time
01:56:33.220 two three weeks ago i saw a concert one of my favorite brazilian singers here in new york city
01:56:38.040 so it's very rare there's one thing that doesn't happen here i love to tell people that because
01:56:44.660 they don't seem to get it i know i i feel bad for those but you get to reap the benefits
01:56:49.560 you get all the benefits
01:56:51.580 i don't know if i have all the benefits but you know it's been working for me nice to meet you
01:56:58.340 how you doing my name's krill is diversity a strength or a weakness i think that diversity
01:57:06.940 is a strength because like oh let me think about this how do i say it because when you
01:57:13.700 have so many different groups of people together there's so many different things you could take
01:57:19.220 from one person and another different person and like when you combine that together it causes a
01:57:25.040 lot of strength you know that's my opinion at least you know okay yeah do you want to live in
01:57:31.360 a society that continues to become diverse and change and more multiculturalism uh i would like
01:57:38.900 to live in like a society where there's a lot of change you know because change isn't always bad
01:57:45.080 there's always good change but there's also a lot of bad change it has to be kind of like uh
01:57:49.740 like symbolic you know like how do i say it like you know it has to be kind of like together you
01:57:54.900 know like it can be like you have to get like good change but also like you got to avoid the
01:57:59.500 bad change if you know i'm saying i mean i'm not do you believe that there's a genocide on white
01:58:02.920 people uh i don't really know much about that i really just pulled up because like i'm a fan of
01:58:09.580 yours you know i just like you know just watching like a lot of streams you know stuff like that
01:58:14.100 you know okay i don't really know much about you don't think so i don't know i really don't know
01:58:18.380 i don't know all the facts you know i don't want to sound like an idiot trying to say yes or trying 0.71
01:58:22.540 to say no you know okay yeah are you america first or israel first uh america first obviously 0.97
01:58:29.040 Why?
01:58:29.500 What about our greatest ally?
01:58:31.060 Well, it doesn't matter.
01:58:32.800 It's always America first, you know?
01:58:34.420 It's our country. 0.58
01:58:35.380 You got to take care of your own country before anybody else.
01:58:39.100 Elon Musk just became a trillionaire.
01:58:40.800 Do you think it's okay to have that much money?
01:58:44.020 I mean, whatever works for him, you know?
01:58:46.620 Like, if he makes that money, he makes that money, I guess, you know?
01:58:50.300 Good for him.
01:58:51.940 Nice to meet you, bro.
01:58:52.720 Nice to meet you, bro.
01:58:53.400 Thank you.
01:58:55.460 Is diversity a strength or a weakness?
01:58:57.120 um i don't think it's like an absolute either but i would lean towards it like being a strength
01:59:02.380 like for example you go here in new york like you know there's a bunch of cultures and i think they
01:59:05.800 assimilate like pretty well like you can get like chinese food japanese food and yeah i think it's
01:59:10.620 cool just like meeting people in different cultures do you think that it's also responsible 0.58
01:59:14.400 for more crime countries that are more of a homogenous society tend to have very low crime 0.56
01:59:19.120 like malaysia japan when it's mostly just one specific ethnic group yeah new york we have crime
01:59:25.560 here you know and it has been lowered under mom dining's rule but then you also see crazy stuff
01:59:28.940 like buses on fire in time square yeah well i mean look at the gdp of those countries look at
01:59:32.720 the gdp of new york right like the biggest cities are in america and i think diversity plays a big
01:59:36.320 part of that like immigrants are like a really big uh net positive on the economy i mean because
01:59:41.700 like if you just have like a like a homogeneous homogeneous i don't know the pronunciation
01:59:45.780 which one is it is it homogeneous or homogeneous homogeneous okay you feel like a hominologist
01:59:49.800 society it's just like you're a homogeneous all right that's funny but like i feel like the the
01:59:55.200 cap is much, much higher when you have a diverse
01:59:57.100 society, because you can import
01:59:58.840 talent from all over the world, so I think
02:00:01.240 that's what makes America really, really cool,
02:00:03.500 and that's why, like, name a single
02:00:05.100 tech company outside of America, you can't, right?
02:00:07.160 Elon Musk became a trillionaire, like, very soon.
02:00:09.640 That's when people don't realize that when you have
02:00:11.040 the higher highs, you're also going to have lower lows.
02:00:13.660 You're going to have craziness and homeless
02:00:15.140 people if you have innovation,
02:00:17.580 technology, ambition.
02:00:19.380 It goes hand in hand.
02:00:20.780 I mean, well, there's obviously, like, you know, pros and
02:00:23.080 cons to everything, but
02:00:24.640 I'm a really big believer in like American excellence, and I don't want to say that comes as a cost because like it sounds a little bit
02:00:31.420 But yeah, I mean like America like we're kind of the the leaders and the protectors of the free world
02:00:36.800 Right, so if we like do something like shutting off immigration, I don't know that I don't know that would be good
02:00:42.600 Nice to meet you, bro. Thanks for coming on
02:00:44.600 I was a big fan of the Project X videos. I thought they were really cool. Yeah, I'm gonna bring back Project X E soon
02:00:47.920 My favorite one was Never Kill Yourself though. That's one of my favorites
02:00:51.600 It's really good art. Thanks, man
02:00:54.640 What's your name?
02:01:07.960 Milo.
02:01:09.040 Is diversity our strength?
02:01:11.620 Real quick, I'll say something before I answer the question.
02:01:14.800 What?
02:01:15.040 Did you go to New Haven?
02:01:19.080 That's funny.
02:01:19.780 I've just heard from other people.
02:01:21.320 I'm from New Haven.
02:01:22.380 and I went to Worth of Tanooka right down the road,
02:01:24.840 so it was funny.
02:01:25.620 I didn't know if it was a rumor or true,
02:01:27.300 so I thought I'd ask you.
02:01:29.120 But is diversity a weakness or strength?
02:01:33.240 I think that it depends.
02:01:36.960 The context, I think diversity can be a strength
02:01:39.580 where you get different perspectives from different people.
02:01:44.340 Do you believe there's a genocide on white people?
02:01:46.680 No.
02:01:48.020 Some people say that there seems to be some ideas reported online
02:01:51.540 that there is one yeah i mean i haven't really done any deep dive on a genocide on white people
02:01:59.040 um from when i talk to people who are more educated than myself you know that's not really
02:02:05.700 a common belief from those people that why do you think the white birth rate is declining
02:02:10.340 what is that why do you think the white birth rate is declining i don't know i have no idea
02:02:14.440 i i've done zero research on the white birth rate so do you you like what's your favorite
02:02:20.760 part about multiculturalism in New York City um love the food love trying different food
02:02:26.940 tacos oh all sorts of food yeah um I like I'm very into just you know learning about people
02:02:35.800 who live different lifestyles different side of the world I think New York is a cool place to
02:02:39.500 get educated on you know different styles of life and sort of like like uh I don't know
02:02:46.600 learning that some people are you know may seem very different on the outside but a lot of the
02:02:51.220 stuff they do just seems different on the outside rather than actually feels different it's just
02:02:55.480 their version of like similar things did you chip out last night with the next one and break a school
02:03:00.380 bus and light it on fire no i did not i did not do that um you know looks pretty fun to do not 0.94
02:03:07.220 really trying to i don't really see any gain in doing that i was already pretty sweaty and shit 0.66
02:03:12.280 and tired um but yeah um it was fun to watch it was it's inevitable i think that it was going to
02:03:18.100 happen um but yeah go nicks so thanks for coming on appreciate it nice to meet you
02:03:25.120 check the last couple interviews i was like oh remember this guy
02:03:31.480 remember him how was the break
02:03:35.980 hey can i talk to you
02:03:39.900 okay i see he's been on the show like five times oh my god and it's the puerto rican day parade
02:03:46.800 wc goes patient bro the last like six were just straight in hey would you like to be on the one
02:03:54.400 minute podcast would you like to be on the one minute podcast it's just uh it's a one minute
02:04:00.460 podcast are you sure next time don't point the camera because she's gonna get scared away she
02:04:08.140 doesn't want to know that the camera's on her huh yeah like she would have she
02:04:14.140 would have came on but then when she saw the camera she got self-conscious
02:04:18.700 you're leaving where are you going
02:04:23.980 where are you from it's nice to meet you assalamu alaikum 0.52
02:04:28.460 is diversity a strength or a weakness
02:04:32.300 Why?
02:04:36.120 General question, I don't know how to answer.
02:04:39.040 Well, multiculturalism can sometimes dilute what is indigenous to the land.
02:04:45.060 You know, sometimes, like, for example, Israel and Palestine, 0.77
02:04:47.680 that's an example of fake diversity in a way it is ethnic cleansing. 0.85
02:04:51.560 But when a lot of people come into one place together,
02:04:55.280 it can dilute what was original.
02:04:58.240 So what's your take?
02:04:59.220 I think diversity is inevitable.
02:05:01.480 and I like multiculturalism
02:05:03.380 just based off my ethnic makeup
02:05:05.080 I'm an example of diversity
02:05:07.020 multiculturalism and I think
02:05:09.100 we need more unity in this, we have more similarities
02:05:10.960 and differences and people that are too
02:05:13.000 tribalistic, I think it
02:05:14.900 separates people into groups
02:05:17.140 that make us easier to
02:05:19.140 control. I agree with that
02:05:20.840 yeah. Do you like Zohar Mamdani?
02:05:23.620 Yeah, I do. What's your favorite thing
02:05:25.120 about him?
02:05:27.780 I like the
02:05:29.040 I mean I get like the whole
02:05:30.620 social democrat thing is like kind of not everyone agrees with it but i think the things that he's
02:05:37.600 putting in place is like beneficial to everybody
02:05:39.620 we should get a muslim emperor if a muslim mayor is doing this well it's time for a muslim emperor 0.92
02:05:46.220 of the united states i mean i wish he was uh like born here yeah too bad because he's the 0.85
02:05:50.780 most popular politician look how quickly a socialist muslim has taken over i heard um
02:05:55.160 clocks stopped like doing segments on because um it's just making it more popular because everyone's
02:06:00.960 agreeing like they like what's happening to the city yeah assalamu alaikum it's great to have you
02:06:06.400 on you watched the morocco game i did i did i went to a watch party you're moroccan yeah you played
02:06:12.600 well i like to go see you see you see that was fun bye into the puerto rican day parade i think
02:06:20.140 it's over now yeah the parade's over but there's gonna be after parties okay yeah have you been
02:06:23.800 before uh a couple times okay who are you meeting the puerto ricans or there's people hanging out
02:06:28.980 uh we all black okay but we support nice is diversity a strength or a weakness uh a biggest
02:06:35.600 strength why is that because why would you just want to be one thing would you date somebody
02:06:41.640 that's not black uh of course okay yeah would you date a white man
02:06:46.260 i might like maybe like in the future like i'm not i'm not like you won't sorry i mean
02:06:54.940 i don't have to see like i don't know no white man ever approached me oh my yeah what's all
02:07:03.860 putting about that um slavery it ended a long time ago yes but some of them still have the
02:07:11.040 same thoughts right okay well most of them especially since trump came in president you
02:07:17.980 know they feel like they could open up more like racism racism always been open but now they're
02:07:23.760 way more you know who's an example of a good white guy matthew mcconaughey all right all right all
02:07:31.240 right okay he's good another one
02:07:34.160 I'm going to say Tom Hanks.
02:07:42.440 Tom Hanks.
02:07:43.440 Oh, he's a bad one.
02:07:44.460 Oh, that's bad?
02:07:45.940 I'm not telling you what to believe.
02:07:49.660 No, I believe you.
02:07:50.860 Why?
02:07:51.120 What's wrong? 1.00
02:07:51.900 He's a pedophile. 1.00
02:07:53.120 Probably. 1.00
02:07:54.080 Yeah, yeah.
02:07:54.620 I'm going to take him off.
02:07:55.480 I don't deal with pedophilia.
02:07:56.900 Yeah, yeah.
02:07:58.000 Not a good one. 1.00
02:07:59.660 Are you proud to be black? 0.97
02:08:00.960 Oh, the proudest. 1.00
02:08:01.880 What is black culture?
02:08:04.160 Black culture, man, it's hip-hop, it's everything, it's down to the style that everybody has.
02:08:11.780 The earrings, the jewelry, I don't know, like food, I could go on and on, food, clothing.
02:08:20.580 Kool-Aid, pineapples?
02:08:21.940 Oh, yeah.
02:08:23.740 That'd be a gag.
02:08:24.780 Oh, yeah, definitely.
02:08:25.640 That'd be a gag.
02:08:26.500 I'll ask you one more.
02:08:27.940 So, a lot of people, when they look at New York, New York's under a microscope right now,
02:08:32.120 They see the multiculturalism.
02:08:33.500 They think that it's criminal.
02:08:35.220 They see the burning buses after the Knicks game.
02:08:38.140 What would you say to those people?
02:08:39.380 How would you describe New York City and the good parts of diversity?
02:08:45.020 Go Knicks.
02:08:47.120 I mean, honestly, I get it.
02:08:49.160 I get the whole being excited for the Knicks because 50 years, that's a lot.
02:08:55.040 I hope y'all are going to make that more consistent.
02:08:57.840 But back to the cultural thing, though.
02:09:02.120 I really don't see no, like, problem in it.
02:09:04.400 Like, I mean, they wilded a little bit, like, the buses on fire was a little too much.
02:09:08.040 Where are you from?
02:09:08.800 I'm from Jersey.
02:09:09.780 Okay, what if your neighborhood got gentrified?
02:09:12.400 It is.
02:09:13.340 Newark, New Jersey is currently being gentrified right now.
02:09:15.740 Do you like it or do you hate it? 0.98
02:09:18.780 It makes it look better, but honestly, the fact of that they're trying to kick the black people out 0.98
02:09:23.560 to make more white people come in, I don't like that. 0.95
02:09:26.160 That's what I don't like about it.
02:09:27.920 But isn't that diversity?
02:09:30.740 I mean, I guess.
02:09:32.120 I guess it's a little diversity, yeah.
02:09:35.000 I think I like diversity amongst multicultural. 0.97
02:09:39.080 You just don't like white people.
02:09:41.500 No, I love them. 0.87
02:09:43.680 I'm Irish, like way back.
02:09:45.880 Way back.
02:09:46.480 In the bloodline, yeah.
02:09:47.760 We're all black now, but you know.
02:09:49.900 Back in the black.
02:09:50.840 Was Carmelo Anthony innocent?
02:09:53.580 Definitely.
02:09:54.600 I'm standing with him.
02:09:55.900 I hope Kim K picks up his case, and I hope she wins.
02:09:58.460 Didn't he stab Austin McCaff?
02:10:02.120 yeah
02:10:04.840 so how is he innocent?
02:10:09.420 there's a thing called self-defense
02:10:11.180 unfortunately in my state though
02:10:13.180 we don't have self-defense laws
02:10:14.700 what was he defending against?
02:10:20.420 I'm going to say himself
02:10:21.360 I really don't know, I wasn't terrible
02:10:22.880 but you know
02:10:23.600 well it's nice to meet you, have fun at the parade
02:10:27.100 thank you
02:10:27.300 bye
02:10:28.020 Y'all got an incredible set.
02:10:33.320 Follow me at H-O-Baby on IG.
02:10:36.300 Period.
02:10:41.000 How you doing?
02:10:42.000 Would you like to be on the one-minute podcast?
02:10:44.260 Would you like to be on the one-minute podcast?
02:10:47.340 What's your name?
02:10:50.800 Where you headed?
02:10:53.840 Line Square.
02:10:55.300 Why?
02:10:55.660 Ooh, I live there
02:10:58.480 I live now
02:10:59.300 You live in Times Square?
02:11:00.660 It's for now
02:11:01.300 I'm on my place
02:11:02.120 What is it like
02:11:02.560 Living in Times Square?
02:11:03.640 It's really hectic
02:11:04.660 Yeah
02:11:06.020 It's fun
02:11:06.600 I don't know
02:11:07.060 It's fun
02:11:07.640 It must be loud all the time
02:11:08.960 Yeah, it was really loud
02:11:12.080 Last night
02:11:12.760 Did you celebrate?
02:11:14.420 No
02:11:14.700 I don't watch football
02:11:16.300 Is that what the Knicks is?
02:11:17.640 It's basketball
02:11:18.400 It's basketball
02:11:19.000 It's similar
02:11:19.440 Both ball sports
02:11:20.440 But
02:11:21.420 The city's very happy
02:11:22.340 First chip in 53 years
02:11:23.440 You don't care about sports
02:11:24.360 okay did you see there was a burning bus in times square last night oh how unpleasant yeah 0.55
02:11:30.260 is diversity a strength or a weakness why would it not be of strength you believe in like oh you're
02:11:38.720 like a neo-nazi no obviously i'm a product of diversity okay what were you gonna say why would
02:11:45.680 that make me a neo-nazi asking you think diversity is a weakness i just asked you if you think it's
02:11:50.220 Well, you think it's debatable, so you must be...
02:11:54.100 Yeah, a lot of people disagree.
02:11:56.300 They like to maintain the way a culture was, but I'm of mixed ascent, and I live in New York City.
02:12:01.340 I like diversity.
02:12:02.380 I guess people have become kind of a bit more isolated now that we don't do...
02:12:08.100 I mean, now that people aren't as religious.
02:12:10.180 When the majority of the country was Christian, it was more...
02:12:13.740 Maybe there was more community. 0.72
02:12:15.220 I guess you could say that.
02:12:16.700 Would you date outside of your race?
02:12:19.040 Yeah.
02:12:19.960 Okay.
02:12:20.380 But not outside of my, like, educational level, I would say.
02:12:24.820 Okay.
02:12:25.180 That doesn't work.
02:12:25.980 You want to be on the same level of intellect?
02:12:28.200 Yeah. 0.99
02:12:28.800 If they're dumb, it's, like, quite uninteresting. 1.00
02:12:33.900 Mm-hmm. 1.00
02:12:35.720 Yeah.
02:12:36.380 Tried it once.
02:12:37.200 Never again.
02:12:38.100 What happened?
02:12:39.340 Oh, we just broke up.
02:12:41.000 He broke up with me, actually.
02:12:42.220 Why?
02:12:42.720 Because I wasn't, like, very into him.
02:12:45.580 Oh, so you were just not interested?
02:12:47.200 Well, like, I was in the beginning.
02:12:50.260 What happened?
02:12:51.160 Well, I got to know him. 0.98
02:12:52.620 He got complacent or he got ugly or stinky? 0.95
02:12:54.700 What happened? 0.97
02:12:55.140 No.
02:12:55.640 He just was like, uh, I just got to know him.
02:13:01.800 I came to realize he wasn't very intelligent.
02:13:04.240 That's why I brought this up. 1.00
02:13:05.440 What was the dumbest thing you said? 1.00
02:13:09.520 The thing about stupid, like, phrases is you don't really remember them. 1.00
02:13:13.460 It was all very forgettable 0.99
02:13:16.020 I remember those moments
02:13:18.480 I could tell someone's intelligence level
02:13:20.760 If they eat
02:13:21.680 Chewing with their mouth open
02:13:23.460 Or if they don't
02:13:26.420 Use utensils properly
02:13:27.800 Or if they say words like irregardless
02:13:30.120 Instead of regardless
02:13:31.100 They say big syllable words to sound smart
02:13:34.180 Those are signs of somebody who's
02:13:36.140 Low intelligence
02:13:37.160 Isn't irregardless like an accent thing though?
02:13:41.060 No, irregardless is the same word
02:13:42.520 it's regardless but people say it to try to sound smart because it's longer it's literally
02:13:46.100 it's a synonym i feel like it's like certain areas say it or maybe you picked up yeah do you
02:13:54.700 remember any signs signs of low intelligence oh but a lot of like red pill ideology is toxic and 1.00
02:14:02.340 evil because if you're going to get a vasectomy to become a high value man you're an idiot 1.00
02:14:06.000 so yeah there is an association but all those people that purport it they don't 1.00
02:14:12.380 actually care about benefiting society they just want to make money and fame they don't people or
02:14:16.580 the other red pillars i guess both broke people you said well yeah isn't that like i don't know
02:14:24.360 the woke thing no no no is because of why those are two separate things i think wokeism went too
02:14:30.660 far a couple years ago was a little bit crazy like you remember 10 years ago right now it's pride
02:14:35.460 month remember when every corporation had a rainbow flag as their logo yeah and now i think
02:14:39.680 is relax a little bit and that's not as prevalent as it was before and force down everybody's vision
02:14:45.220 constantly and so it's like people can do their thing and celebrate but it's not as forced as it
02:14:49.480 once was but on the inverse the red pillars who corrected it they don't actually care about
02:14:53.440 benefiting society they purport a victim mentality and fear-mongering to gain an audience of people
02:14:57.780 that are you know they don't actually want to succeed or improve they like to blame exterior
02:15:03.060 factors that are unchangeable well they're often trying to sell something exactly a course or an
02:15:08.900 idea or themselves or an image i'm so curious about those courses i'm like what are they even
02:15:14.320 like teach you and i'm like i'm really i'm starting to get to the point where i might
02:15:17.960 either buy it just to see how to be a high value man yeah yeah there's not really not really anything
02:15:25.620 in there but oh you've you've bought some no i haven't bought them but i know all the people i
02:15:30.660 was uh but even at a documentary last year i was in the the manister documentary i'm like this is 0.84
02:15:34.620 all stupid like all these people are dumb but there's a close association and also the red 0.95
02:15:39.320 pill they realized that there was no there was no more clout from there so a lot of them did move 1.00
02:15:42.660 to neo-nazism they did move to white supremacy and racism is the root of all evil racism is horrible
02:15:48.760 you know for all people well why did they move to racism that's one thing i don't know it was an
02:15:53.900 easier grift it's because you need to have fear-mongering to create an audience of people
02:15:57.380 that always want to blame something that won't change so people are saying that oh the white
02:16:01.600 demographics are being replaced there's white genocide then they can galvanize and create an
02:16:06.020 us versus them mentality when in fact there is no white genocide the birth rates are declining but
02:16:09.820 it's not bombing it's not like specific targeted genocide it's the problems of modernization and
02:16:14.680 feminism and of the standards of living that have changed because the billionaire class wants to
02:16:20.060 hoard all the wealth while we starve
02:16:21.860 so there's a lot of misconceptions people think like neo-nazi but no that's just not the case at
02:16:29.240 all i go to a really high tax bracket college and i talked to one kid who was like um gonna be
02:16:37.300 going to politics or something like that um he was super weird he was this like chinese
02:16:42.200 international student and his like family business was i guess like bra pads or something but he
02:16:49.220 owned like the factory for so they made so much money and then i was like oh are you gonna go to
02:16:54.620 We were talking about a mess that the U.S. is with the wealth gap and all those things.
02:17:00.360 So I was like, oh, are you going to try and fix that when you go into politics?
02:17:03.120 And then he was like, no, because it benefits me.
02:17:06.180 They don't actually want to fix the problem.
02:17:07.760 They want to benefit off of the problems by creating fear-mongering.
02:17:10.880 Whenever Trump wants more popularity, he says something racist to galvanize the populist white movement. 1.00
02:17:15.180 Say Somalis are disgusting, Mexicans are coming in and graping. 1.00
02:17:18.700 That's how his ratings go up. 1.00
02:17:20.020 It causes controversy.
02:17:20.860 and then there's people that are unhappy
02:17:23.560 and then now they have a solution.
02:17:25.620 Now they have somebody to blame.
02:17:26.960 Yeah, the start of it for them often is like
02:17:29.600 pessimism when they're a bit younger
02:17:31.500 and they want to help the world
02:17:33.780 and then they start to believe they can't
02:17:35.640 do anything for the world and then they just go
02:17:37.640 And then they start hating.
02:17:39.000 Yeah, and they're just like, okay, I'll just try and
02:17:41.660 take what I
02:17:43.720 can, basically.
02:17:45.960 And that ideology is wrong.
02:17:48.720 Well, yeah, it's immoral.
02:17:49.720 I'm surprised you thought I'd be
02:17:51.420 I live in New York City
02:17:52.500 I wasn't actually in New York
02:17:54.320 What have you heard about my concept or my ideas
02:17:57.700 I don't know
02:17:59.340 I think I saw some videos like
02:18:01.260 years ago
02:18:02.660 I saw some of your early ones
02:18:04.820 and I was like oh this guy's cool
02:18:06.280 and then you got really weird
02:18:07.860 and I had seen ABBA and Preach
02:18:10.840 quite a bit
02:18:11.740 I've known ABBA for a lot of years
02:18:15.180 and Preach is Haitian too
02:18:16.820 I'm also Haitian
02:18:17.640 You are?
02:18:18.300 Yeah, I'm half Haitian.
02:18:19.740 The Haitian rebellion was crazy. 0.99
02:18:21.620 I think that's like the coolest.
02:18:22.380 First-lated nation that revolted against the United States.
02:18:24.140 That's like a strong group. 0.52
02:18:25.860 Yeah, 100%.
02:18:26.860 What did...
02:18:28.360 Well, you know, I made mistakes.
02:18:31.860 I platformed and I made a lot of careers. 0.96
02:18:33.780 And I benefited a lot of the red pillars. 0.98
02:18:35.820 Well, those parasocial relationships are really unhealthy.
02:18:38.580 So that was probably part of it.
02:18:39.780 You were getting weird commentators.
02:18:42.240 And then it's hard being a young man, too.
02:18:45.020 and then also there was like the man-eating thing that's a part of the wokeism so then
02:18:49.540 there was a lot of that i mean i and i was it was necessary to correct that there were people 0.90
02:18:54.340 going around here saying kill all men like men are trash constantly that's the sort of type of 0.54
02:18:58.800 like woke ideology that's like that's as bad as a lot of the toxic red pill ideology if this is 1.00
02:19:04.660 these are both bad saying men are trash like no we need men and women we need people people create 0.97
02:19:09.820 people we need to live together and coexist we need to find peace and common ground and so when 0.98
02:19:14.200 woke people were saying this, I think the red pill
02:19:16.200 is necessary to correct it, but also
02:19:18.120 don't get surprised when you
02:19:20.240 hang out with snakes and they bite you, because these people 0.97
02:19:22.300 don't actually care, they just wanted money and a clown. 0.95
02:19:25.600 That's where I'm at.
02:19:29.960 Hopefully I'm able to, I do want to correct
02:19:32.200 that perception.
02:19:34.280 You don't need to correct anything.
02:19:36.700 It doesn't matter what random people
02:19:38.200 think of you. It's not about what random people think,
02:19:40.240 it's that I want to use my platform to put out
02:19:42.300 things that are good i don't want to be somebody here that's promoting destruction i want to be
02:19:47.760 promoting something positive well you already started so i don't think you need to worry about
02:19:52.760 it you don't need to worry about the past i'm not worried but it's just something i'm cognizant of
02:19:58.060 and i appreciate talking to people like you that understand how bad red bull is but also that could
02:20:03.920 maybe acknowledge that wokeism did go in a really bad direction and it auto corrected both groups
02:20:09.300 This came from the internet.
02:20:10.720 Yeah.
02:20:11.420 The internet's really unhealthy.
02:20:13.000 It's been terrible for society.
02:20:15.300 Did you know that the, like, I think it was in the early 2000s when the iPhone first installed
02:20:22.720 the camera onto it.
02:20:24.820 Teen depression and, like, anxiety went up by, like, 60% or so.
02:20:29.800 It's really, it's that unhealthy.
02:20:30.780 Yeah, comparison is the thief of joy.
02:20:33.180 And then also it's just, like, so much time on your phone and it's not reality.
02:20:36.260 Are you chronically online?
02:20:37.120 Are you doing scrolling?
02:20:37.980 No.
02:20:38.500 That's good.
02:20:38.720 I try to avoid it, but if you just have YouTube installed,
02:20:42.260 now they have, like, shorts.
02:20:43.560 It's really obnoxious.
02:20:44.540 They try their best to make you addicted.
02:20:45.680 I think you have to need a flip phone, actually. 0.97
02:20:47.260 But you know what's so fucking annoying?
02:20:48.380 My college uses two-step authentication. 0.82
02:20:52.780 Like, you use an app to log into your account. 1.00
02:20:56.460 It's so stupid. 0.99
02:20:57.480 So you have to, like, bring your phone to the library when you want to study. 1.00
02:21:01.460 Even now, if you go to a restaurant, sometimes they don't have menus,
02:21:03.900 and you need to scan a QR code.
02:21:05.240 So annoying.
02:21:05.960 Like, you literally cannot order food without your phone, so.
02:21:08.720 Yeah, at, like, high-end places, too.
02:21:11.040 This is the tech world order.
02:21:11.980 They want us to be dependent on them.
02:21:13.700 And, again, as you point out, these ideas came from the Internet.
02:21:16.420 Fear-mongering is how we are controlled.
02:21:18.680 If everybody's scared and divided, this is how we're conquered.
02:21:22.040 This is how we are going to be reliant upon the state to make us happy.
02:21:26.100 People get addicted to ChatGPT to make them feel better, you know?
02:21:30.200 Google, that's how they make their money.
02:21:34.120 It's just like we're scrolling on our phones and stuff.
02:21:36.420 and then uh oh is that the what's that i was just looking at the shot
02:21:43.380 but it's nice to meet you and good luck at times square i know it's really
02:21:46.020 hectic over there yeah hope we move to a better
02:21:48.820 neighborhood soon i'll be here only a couple months it's
02:21:52.180 fine nice to meet what's your name
02:22:00.420 i always wanted to do one of these what's your name roulette
02:22:05.300 roulette roulette like russian roulette okay where are you from i'm from missouri but i stay in
02:22:11.940 washington dc what are you doing in new york i'm an artist i like coming here for about a week or
02:22:17.620 two go back come back here you know dc is more like a political government corporate out here
02:22:24.020 is more expression for me i just love new york new york is cool dc's okay it's not my favorite
02:22:30.260 I think, first of all, D.C. is way too small.
02:22:37.140 Out here is way bigger, more opportunity.
02:22:39.620 Like I said, it's more expression, more creativity for me.
02:22:42.660 Someone like me, you know, free for all, basically.
02:22:46.920 Is diversity what makes New York what it is?
02:22:52.460 Yeah, I believe it's a perfect combination of all cultures.
02:22:58.820 and that's what makes New Yorkers New Yorkers, you know?
02:23:04.240 They have this, I don't know, they just adapt to all cultures,
02:23:08.880 so that breeds all types of personalities.
02:23:11.940 What are the downsides of multiculturalism?
02:23:16.920 Honestly, I can say, like, I guess race mixing or culture mixing can be 1.00
02:23:26.880 a negative, but 1.00
02:23:30.200 it's also positive to it as well.
02:23:34.180 Would you date outside of your race?
02:23:36.360 I would.
02:23:37.800 Have you?
02:23:38.160 I have.
02:23:40.700 What?
02:23:42.180 Filipino?
02:23:43.880 Vietnamese.
02:23:45.480 How did I get that? That was really good.
02:23:48.780 No, you don't look like it, but you look
02:23:50.340 like the guy that would date
02:23:51.200 Southeast Asian.
02:23:53.820 Right now, my girl is
02:23:55.240 Eritrean what's your background what do you think if you had to guess
02:24:03.200 black and Spanish no just black just all black of what I know okay yeah some of 0.84
02:24:10.460 them said you look like Tupac someone said that 0.72
02:24:13.620 there's a wiper the wiper is gentrification inevitable
02:24:23.120 yes it is that bad
02:24:29.040 I don't have an answer for that I know I don't have an answer for that but of
02:24:33.280 course it's um inevitable you know it's a white man's world
02:24:39.160 it's just what it is is it okay to be a billionaire
02:24:46.160 it is it's okay to be a billionaire but to be a billionaire I don't think you
02:24:52.480 can play a fair game I don't think you can be a billionaire by I don't think any of us are playing
02:24:59.140 in a fair game it's a rigged system I mean yeah but to be a billionaire or not but yeah it's okay
02:25:05.040 to be a billionaire if you like what about a trillionaire Elon Musk just became one
02:25:07.980 when it gets to that I don't I don't really have a comment because it's like
02:25:13.880 I can't even comprehend that I can't it's an unfathomable amount yeah so I don't really
02:25:19.260 And obviously, he doesn't have that money, but I don't know.
02:25:22.900 I can't comprehend that.
02:25:24.700 It's a good question.
02:25:25.400 Were you outside last night for the Knicks win?
02:25:28.460 Nah, I'm not a Knicks fan.
02:25:31.120 Were you outside?
02:25:32.760 Nah, I stayed in.
02:25:33.680 You didn't?
02:25:34.200 Well, I was selling art for the whole day.
02:25:36.560 I was tired, so I went inside.
02:25:38.240 I was chilling, for real, for real.
02:25:39.520 You didn't get the FOMO?
02:25:41.980 Nah, because I watched like half of it.
02:25:45.120 I didn't stay when y'all won.
02:25:46.480 That's when I left.
02:25:47.300 What the?
02:25:47.780 crazy
02:25:49.420 you seen the video
02:25:51.560 well you were outside
02:25:52.340 I was outside
02:25:52.800 you were the one
02:25:53.780 that set the car on fire
02:25:54.560 the bus
02:25:55.320 yeah I saw
02:25:55.860 you did it
02:25:57.540 I didn't set a bus on fire
02:25:59.080 come on
02:25:59.640 condemn that
02:26:00.600 that's horrible 1.00
02:26:01.100 stupid 1.00
02:26:02.200 I'm like why are all these 1.00
02:26:03.140 school buses in Times Square anyway
02:26:04.480 that was random
02:26:05.420 but
02:26:06.380 nah
02:26:07.240 I'm glad y'all won though
02:26:08.760 yeah
02:26:09.220 I'm glad I was here
02:26:10.300 I'm glad you're in New York man
02:26:11.920 it's good to meet you
02:26:12.400 nice to meet you
02:26:13.200 peace bro
02:26:17.780 Thank you.