SNEAKO - November 07, 2022AKADEMIKS VS SNEAKO 2 HOUR DEBATE...
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1 hour and 53 minutes
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Misogyny
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Summary
In this episode of Off The Record, the crew is back in Miami, and Tory Lanez joins the crew to talk about his new podcast, "Tory Lanez's Space" hosted by DJ Semtex. The crew also talks about the tragic death of Meek Mill's daughter, Myron Myles, and more.
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I'm going to put you in the credits. Real talk.
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Yo, I came to Miami one time, and my girl, like, produced, like, three podcasts.
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All you got to do is just watch the fucking thing and press a couple buttons.
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I thought you were more technically inclined, nigga.
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I brought the whole HDMI and the USB and all that bullshit.
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Dude, that looks like, like, that's the setup that, like, Myron gave you.
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Yo, welcome to another episode of Off the Record Podcast.
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Tory Lanez actually was gracious enough to let me borrow and debut his new podcast space.
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I like this, like, it's kind of like a funky old school vibe.
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That's some insider shit that you probably know about.
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I don't think we'll ever find out the truth about that.
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You must know a lot of behind-the-scenes stuff in hip-hop that a lot of people don't know about.
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Was X really doing all that meditation and speech?
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Yo, this is, first of all, you found a safe platform, okay?
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No, I'm not into misogyny, but you are tapped into the manosphere space, but you don't really
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I feel like each and every week, they're picking one person to get banned.
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And he's now on my podcast because I love getting everybody who's canceled or very hated
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And I had to get him before you went to go see No Jumper, definitely.
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I'm not sure who I should talk about, who you're beefing with, who doesn't like you.
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But see, I don't want to give your ops any energy.
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But we were talking about a couple people beforehand, but a lot of people don't like you.
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He's half black, half white, and my mom is Filipino.
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So technically, I would think you're a little bit uncanceable because you're in-
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Yeah, I can make fun of every race, every religion.
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And even then, the white side of my dad's, white is part Jewish, too.
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So I felt like they can get away with a lot of the stuff.
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I do want to know a little bit about your come up before we get to all the real bullshit.
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And by the way, everything you asked about X and Epstein's Island, we will be able to
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This is- I pride myself on not being a censored little pussy.
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I mean, though, I do have some things I want to-
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You know, I want to throw out some gems that may help you.
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And it's just kind of tweaking a few things because, again, until you can really say
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fuck you to everyone, you got to be- you got to make digestible content.
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You could get out of the matrix, but you have to- it's a little finessful.
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So when I was coming up, Charmaine, the guy, one of the guys who I consider a mentor,
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he said, listen, man, I used to be really abrasive with everything I was saying.
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I was just like, well, I'm saying the things that are clearly obvious and people think
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And I remember that's when, like, YouTube was like, you know, that's when I kind of got
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And I remember he said to me, say, yo, the way I do it, I put the medicine in the candy.
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When you give a dog a pill, you wrap it in ham.
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You don't give the dog the diarrhea medication just straight up.
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You got to give seven nowadays because everybody's so operating based on feelings.
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Yo, Sneeko, I want to know how you got to this point.
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Because starting off, I didn't know too much about you.
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Then I seen, like, mad channels coming up about Sneeko content.
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And you probably don't want me to mention your ops either.
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But there's some guy who did, like, a three-hour video on it.
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And honestly, the only thing that was interesting in there for me was that it gave me a little bit about your come-up.
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Like, you started doing, like, content in YouTube, man, early, bro.
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Oh, I mean, before they deleted it, I was on the Sneeko channel, my main channel, for nine years.
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Before they terminated me, I put my whole heart and soul, my whole life's work into that channel.
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Mr. Beast used to watch my Call of Duty commentary from way back.
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I was playing Black Ops 2, and then I ended up working for him in 2018, 2019.
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So I had a slow come-up, just, like, doing Call of Duty videos, gaming videos.
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And I was afraid of, like, putting my face on the camera just like you the first couple years.
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Everybody's getting MOABs and whatever the fuck, nukes.
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I was just playing the game so I could have an excuse to talk.
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Then I got rid of the game, and then I'm just talking.
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And then I started doing street interviews, and I started being more comfortable.
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I really learned how to be an extrovert and how to be sociable, how to talk from YouTube.
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And when I get to my constructive criticism, I feel like you're a great orator.
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But when you do it a lot, you get better at it.
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It's like a muscle you can train just like anything else.
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And it's very valuable nowadays because if you get good at speaking, then you're good at podcasting.
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You can make a lot of money in this shit, bro.
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I'm wondering why at 13, I always said that I wish I could have started doing what I'm doing now.
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And as much as I wanted to start at 13, honestly, mentally, I was a different person then.
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You know, like at college, I left my mama's house.
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You know, I remember when school was over for the year, I refused to go back.
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I was like, yo, I'm at college doing grown man things.
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When I don't go to a class, like back in high school, my mom would have whipped my ass if I didn't go to class.
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Yo, I might have partied the night before and not went to a class.
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And I was just like, I don't want to go back to live under her roof for those two months and then have her look at me as a kid.
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So I don't think I could have became the creator I needed to be.
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The difference is someone like me, I learned all those lessons while on YouTube, which is really like the part of reason really sucks that the main channel is terminated because you can see me make mistakes and learn and change my ideologies and then take breaks.
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I'd go away for like a year or something like that.
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Come back, learn a new lesson, take L's publicly and talk about it all in these videos.
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And that's something rare that a lot of people don't have.
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Like they've been on YouTube for like two, three years and they pop off.
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Like it was just a slow grind going through everything on there.
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So I guess the question I was really trying to ask is why at 13 you knew this was the path?
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Because I feel like we all dibble and dabble in the things and like you don't really find your true passion really sometimes to later.
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Like at 13 I'm thinking, yo, yeah, I definitely want to be a doctor until I would start going to school and I'm taking these math classes.
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I'm taking like Calc 5 and all these advanced probability and statistics classes.
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When you come over, like your parents basically says, yo.
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And the paid professions are doctor, scientist, lawyer.
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And then after taking those classes, I'm like, fuck that.
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Because like that's kind of why I came here for, right?
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Immigrant mentality is go to school to get the bag.
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Like do whatever, even if it's challenging, go get the bag.
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I was just saying my heart ain't in it because I started finding other things I really liked.
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Like, you know how you said you grew up and you probably made mistakes?
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Bro, I came over here as an awkward kid from Jamaica in middle school.
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I had like a little accent, not really that thick because I've always been kind of like decently spoken, like even back in, you know, Jamaica.
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So they were like, yo, that's just an immigrant kid.
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So that's the point where, like, I had to kind of like, people didn't see a lot of mistakes I made.
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With you, like, I could go back to your videos.
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And I'm watching this one guy who was like, and I'm sorry I'm bringing up, like, a hater.
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And he was like, yo, well, Sneaker said this back then.
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And I'm like, bro, his whole life is on fucking camera.
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That's a lot of the criticism that don't make sense from all the hater videos.
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Like, Hillary Clinton will say that she supports gay marriage and then change her mind when she's 70.
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Like, you need to be able to understand that people grow.
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My whole point of doing YouTube and doing content creation was that humans make mistakes.
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I think the difference between somebody like me and who they compare me to all the time, Andrew Tate,
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is that I'm publicly saying, like, I'm not trying to put myself out there as, like, an alpha male.
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I don't want people to look at me fully as a role model or an example because humans are inherently flawed.
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And that's what my channel showed before they deleted it.
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That's very interesting because I think a lot of creators find success in vulnerability.
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But a lot of people also, when they're trying to sell an idea, they don't show vulnerability.
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So you're starting at, like, round 13, right?
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What are these spikes you're probably getting that you can know your audience is growing?
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First spike was when I started doing this series called Internet Rant, just, like, reacting to memes and comments.
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And it's actually kind of similar to what I was doing when I was streaming.
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Or I still stream now, just reacting to stuff on the Internet.
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And that's where I find, like, I can be my funniest when I'm just ranting and angry.
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Yeah, probably the first thing that comes to your mind, you're probably saying.
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And to clarify, this isn't meant to, like, you might be saying things that could be considered, right?
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But you're not hateful in how you're doing this.
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Because that's one thing I kind of saw with you.
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Like, even when I stream now, I want to end up doing comedy at one point.
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And I seen when, I seen, like, you also took a likening to comedy as well.
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I was, I actually, that was why, a big reason I started YouTube was why I was inspired by George Carlin, Louis C.K.
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When I was young, I was 14, you can't get on stage.
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And then when I was 20, 21, I was doing a lot of stand-up in New York City.
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And then COVID happened, and then I haven't been on since then.
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I have, like, this tight-knit five-minute set that I was really proud of that I put out there.
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How was that first time I'm going on stage?
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And by the way, Louis C.K., I could see why, like, you were probably edgy and pushing that fucking line.
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Yeah, he was a big inspiration when I was younger.
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Chris Rock said he wouldn't perform at a college.
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And I always thought that, you know, comedy has suffered from just how society looks at certain things, even if it's meant to be a joke.
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Yeah, because people will quote it and put it in an article word for word, and they don't realize the nuance.
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So, like, even my stream, like, same thing happened to Tate and Piers Morgan, he's, like, listing out words.
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Like, you don't realize that this is a performance.
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And now, because we prioritize feelings so much, we live in a world where feelings, like, if you feel bad, it's your fault.
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Like, if you said something that hurt my feelings, it's your fault, and you need to get in trouble for it.
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And Dave Chappelle had trans people show up at his show with guns.
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So, like, if you look at the classic Chris Rocks stand-ups, he's basically like, yo, black people do this.
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And when he's saying this shit about white people, sometimes it's not the nicest shit, but it's funny.
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You can still get away with white people jokes now.
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You're probably white people, but, like, not other...
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I think you've got to draw the line at some protected groups.
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I always believe that, you know, jokes are, like, are...
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That's the whole idea of my streams, is that I like to poke fun of everybody, make fun of black people, Asians, whites, every single religion.
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Because I really don't harbor any hate realizing the truth about what happens when you attack different groups.
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I got in trouble for reacting to, like, LGBTQ pride parades.
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I'm not going to repeat it again because somebody clipped up a montage of it.
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And then every single Muslim person was in my DM saying that they're going to, like, show up on my house and tie a rope around my neck.
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Like, every guy named Abdul Ahmed Mohammed was in my DM saying, like, I'm going to punch you in the face.
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That was bad because they didn't realize that.
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I was trying to make fun of, like, Haram behavior.
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So that's what happens when you make fun of Islam.
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When you make fun of Jews, you end up in the Senate.
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You really get to see what happens when you attack every single group.
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Because I don't, I really don't care about, I don't, I'm not racist at all.
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Well, no, I got to add that pushback for someone who might be like, well, if you just have him tell it, we're just all, like, some sensitive bitches.
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If, for example, let's say Jewish people, right?
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They clearly had a mass genocide in their history.
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It's probably not funny at all if you, if, if, if you have any joke related, relating to that subject.
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I just sang a Jewish song and then that ended up in the Senate.
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Nah, but see, see people won't let that fly.
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Like, the black community kind of doesn't have the power to get your bank canceled.
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But, like, people are going to be up in arms about that.
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Especially if someone non-black, if someone non-black is doing it, they're going to be upset.
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Like, there are sensitive issues that, for example, though, if people are talking about Jews, and I could be completely wrong about this, right?
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I'm pretty, like, there's a, there's a stereotype, which I don't even think is a bad one, but it's about, like, you know, they might consider certain people cheap, and if they're Jewish, right?
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I think that's kind of innocuous and innocent a little bit, right?
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But if you're doing something about their history, or you're, you're questioning, you're questioning their lineage or something of the sort, these are things that they are probably more sensitive to if they're thinking back at their own history.
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And when those things were done before, it led to a genocide.
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Do you think that we should have some censorship?
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If, and hope to challenge their opinions or understand them, or hopefully they could challenge me if I'm saying something.
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Especially, as long as that person isn't spreading a message that is, um, going to cause imminent danger and harm to people.
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Do you believe that social media platforms should censor ideologies or jokes?
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Like, at what point is freedom of speech allowed?
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Well, I personally believe social media platforms should be, um, should be controlled.
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The ultimate control should go to the government.
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Like, the freedom of speech needs to be, we can't be like, oh, well, this is a private platform, that's why we get to clip your thoughts.
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Like, these public spheres, like Twitter, like Instagram, they, they, um, they affect public thought and public processes.
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And it shouldn't be up to whatever board or whatever moderator that's looking at it at the time who, they might be like, well, this person says something pro-Trump and I don't like Trump.
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And you can't leave it up to a private company, I believe.
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Well, no, no, but the government can't enforce it in a, in a, in a, um.
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So, the FBI told Mark Zuckerberg that Biden, Hunter Biden's laptop contained Russian misinformation and then they had to censor how much people were talking about Hunter Biden's laptop.
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They can call each other up and say, delete this.
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But, like, the reason why, like, your video gets played in, in the Senate, right?
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And we should probably give a little bit more context on that.
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But, the reason why your video gets played in the Senate is because that's the government trying to show examples of, hey.
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They're telling big tech, you can't keep this up.
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Because their whole thing is that there's favoritism happening.
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So, there's, on one side, shit is getting censored and suppressed and people are getting removed.
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And then on the other side, they're like, oh, these people can say what they want.
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That's why the government should not be controlling social media platforms because they have an agenda.
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Money controls the government, so money always corrupts.
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But, doesn't the social media platforms have an agenda, too?
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I think the, obviously, we know the agenda of the government.
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If we have a left-leaning government or you have a president that's liberal who's in, you know what his ideology is going to be.
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They're probably going to rule in terms of those type of things, in terms of precedent.
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But, if it's up to Mark Zuckerberg and a random team of who knows what these people really believe, they're going to set, like, it's all about being woke for the dollar.
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At this point, if what you're saying is going to lead to them making less money, fuck your ideology.
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However, what I'm trying to say is that you said you'd rather the government not do it.
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If I'm trying to say that the company is worse than if the government controlled it, right?
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It should just be the complete Wild Wild West.
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I miss old YouTube, 2005 YouTube with titties, when you could watch a movie and 20 videos, look at porn.
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Because that's when you start talking about feelings and who you're going to offend.
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I want everybody to be able to say whatever the fuck they want.
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So the internet has gotten so big now that essentially if you have people who could galvanize another group of people to either hate or feel like they're-
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I'm banned on Twitter, but the Taliban has a Twitter account.
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I don't think they're sending out, yo, everybody meet up here and let's go all burn this building down.
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I'm not saying that they're not a terrorist one, but they're not tweeting out like, hey, they're not getting up every day like, kill these guys, kill these guys.
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Not encouraging, not inspiring violence, but hate speech should be allowed.
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I don't know what they consider anything hate speech now.
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If you talk about someone, if you call someone a fat bitch, that's hate speech.
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You should be able to say someone's a fat bitch if she's a fat bitch.
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If that leads to maybe that person committing suicide.
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You should not be able to tell the fat bitch, kill yourself, fat bitch.
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But you should be able to call her fat bitch.
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And if she does kill herself because she can't handle words, that's her accountability.
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Because, and okay, and I'm going to bring that case up too.
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I think as the internet goes along, we're seeing the power of it.
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Like, back when you're talking about when it was a wild, wild west, bro, like, we really
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Like, these days, we're just talking about, like, speed.
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Like, the motherfucker has 100,000 people watching him live.
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Like, that's more than any football stadium, right?
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Or most football stadiums in the United States.
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If you could get 2% of those people to do something extreme, or if you're,
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say he's being hateful, right, towards anyone, be like, yo, man, I wish I could
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see so-and-so type of person, I would just slap him.
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And maybe he's mad at whatever the case is.
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When you have an audience, you have impressionable minds.
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I agree, but I don't like when they put the responsibility on somebody committing
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violent acts on the person who was just their leader.
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Like, the Capitol storming in January 6th, I don't think that Trump ever said, I don't
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think Trump ever encouraged that, but they blamed him, and that was, thank you, the reasoning
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for banning him on social media was that he was telling, all he said was, take back what's
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And he got everybody riled up, all these white people go, rah!
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And they went and put on these furry hats, and they went in there.
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But he was not telling them directly to go do that.
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However, it doesn't show how potent social media could be if a vague, a vague rallying
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If Trump got on there and be like, yo, man, yo, this shit is just rigged.
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I wish somebody would just go overthrow the fucking Senate.
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Bro, you don't think, they would have been like, this is a direct order.
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But how do you differentiate what's a direct order and what's a joke?
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Because you're saying that now sounds kind of funny.
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Why are we able to dictate what is telling someone to do?
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Like, when you call somebody a fat bitch, you can also retort and say, you are trying
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to make her feel bad so that she has mental health problems and kills herself.
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How do you differentiate what's funny, what's just a joke, or what hurts somebody's feelings?
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See, when you consider everybody's feelings, and when you blame the orator, that's where
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everything gets complicated and you can cancel anybody.
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Can you also agree that right now is the most communist time in social media?
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The fact that someone like me is getting banned, they're calling Tate a criminal, he hasn't
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This is, I think this is a really, a lot of people should be waking up more about this.
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So, I'm, again, I'm playing the devil's advocate.
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No, well, I'm just pushing back on, this is what I think, right?
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Again, I'm acting like I'm these companies, right?
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Because I don't think they're like, yo, we just hate Sneeko, right?
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You get on the radar of motherfucking the Senate, they got to do something.
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Clearly, you were being silly, but context is lost.
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And I think this is the biggest problem, the biggest problem in how the internet has
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been, you know, grown and evolving is that context is out of here.
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And you oftentimes can't even reverse it by explaining the context.
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We just scroll and look at five-second clips.
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So, when he's talking about, like, not wanting to give a gay guy CPR, they call him homophobic
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By the way, that was a tongue-in-cheek comment.
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And also, you should know he's telling a joke because he said, I wouldn't give the
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Because CPR is the other shit where he's just pumping the chest.
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He even said the wrong thing, but he's trying to be funny.
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That's why I think it should be the wild, wild west, and anything should be allowed unless
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And inspiring violence means, like, the KKK saying, okay, let's go meet up at this Virginia
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That's like, okay, no, you should not be able to organize terrorist organizations.
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But everything else should be considered facetious and context is important.
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Well, people's mental health is being affected by it.
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It's just, I believe in mental health, but even your boy Charlamagne, it's just like,
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He's there, like, gripping his head on a book cover talking about therapy and stuff.
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So, I'll give you, I'll give you, um, I'll give you a comparison.
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We could also circle back to the Charlamagne thing, too.
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I always make the argument, we need a fat shame.
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There's no one who gets fat shamed more than me.
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The first 200 comments that I, you, people have never seen me break down online.
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And I think that's kind of also me being mentally strong, strong to say, hey, listen, you either.
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First of all, you have a couple options, right?
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The option is, is it saves someone fat shames you in public, right in front of you.
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You either punch that motherfucker in the mouth.
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Number two, you lose the weight or you do something to make sure they can't do that no more.
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Or number three, like, just sit and, and just succumb to what criticism you're getting, right?
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They cannot say the shit about Lizzo the way they talk to you about, exactly.
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The reverse, yeah, there's a very clear double standard.
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And by the way, it's very hypocritical too.
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Meg the Stallion, who has sided with Lizzo in Lizzo's, you know, she's, she's, you know,
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sometimes she got emotional over people kind of getting at her weight at a time before.
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And I seen Meg was just like, yo, you know, we love you.
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When me and Meg got into it, Meg was like, you fat bitch.
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What do you got into, what happened with you and Meg?
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She lied about stepping on glass or some shit or shooting yourself in the foot?
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And this is why I think a lot of people are leaning into, quote, unquote, the manosphere.
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Because I think men are still supposed to, they're seen as robots with no feelings.
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Like, when it comes to women, it's like, yo, you know, hey, be careful how you, your
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One of the big reasons that some of the people, the leftists wanted to ban me on YouTube was
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for saying that there was this blue haired feminist YouTuber.
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And her whole name is, it's just like making fun of men.
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Blue haired feminist, 30 years old, like all those.
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But Pokimane is more just like whatever, the simps lover.
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This girl is just, her whole thing is making fun of men, calling them incels, bringing down
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toxic masculinity, saying guys need to fuck.
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When you call somebody an incel, you're saying you need to get laid.
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And she's 30 with blue hair, she's complaining about men all day.
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It's acceptable to clown dudes who cannot get this.
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So you can shame guys for not fucking, but slut shaming is bad.
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But the problem is, being an incel is involuntary.
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I make a video about her, talking about how she needs to get fucked.
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She needs some guy to fuck her, because she's making no sense.
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That's why she's complaining about men all the time.
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And then they said that I'm shaming her, I'm bullying her, I'm harassing her.
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And then people made videos saying that they need to ban me off the platform.
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But I'm just doing exactly what she does to her.
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Because I've also heard this, and I guess this is going to circle back with even Charlotte
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Because when the Chrissy Teigen thing happened with me, and me and him, we talked, and he
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said, yo, listen, because my whole thing before, you know, and I did apologize, really, because
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I was doing a show called Everyday Struggle, and my moderator was a woman.
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And she was just like, I felt like I was even offended at that.
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And I was like, damn, it wasn't meant to, I was really mad at that one,
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And also, also, when I used that word, I was hateful that day, bro.
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But I was giving it back to her three million times.
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So when I was talking to Sean, he said, check this out, man.
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My whole thing was I treat men and women the same.
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I'm like, yo, why are they saying that, oh, maybe act doesn't like a woman or whatever?
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You did the reaction video to me at the swinger party.
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If I say to one chick, and I won't even repeat anything, right?
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It's like, yo, why are you picking on her?
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And I'm like, damn, I can't keep an equal.
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Yeah, you can say anything about men, yeah.
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But that's why we shouldn't prioritize mental health as much as we are.
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We shouldn't be like Charlamagne gripping your head in a book cover.
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We just got to know what to do and just move forward.
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I think women are not as capable of doing that.
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They lead with emotions, so you need to be more considerate of that.
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But that's a double standard that we don't consider.
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And that's why the Manosphere is really popping off right now.
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You probably agree with all the Manosphere shit.
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Before I ask you that, I think most people do agree with it.
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People are so unused to hearing that and they're used to the favoritism that women get.
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When they hear somebody like me, Freshly Federer Tate, it's like,
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I don't agree with everything, but they don't really know what they disagree with.
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So before we get to what I disagree with, I think your delivery, which, and listen,
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you know, I love my guys at Fresh and Fit and I love my iron.
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By the way, when you have a job where speaking is getting you paid, you need to know how
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And also, when you're on a platform you don't control, you need to make things tolerable.
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That's why I said one of the constructive criticisms I would give to you is that I believe
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I think you're abrasive and you're abrasive on purpose because it also gets attention.
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But that's actually, it's going to get you to burn out.
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Even after all this cancellation, all the haters that I have, people making movies about
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Not you personally, but you're going to lose platforms.
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Yo, you could have had a historic run, even for a year, my nigga.
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Yeah, but YouTube, YouTube is where you get that audience, bro.
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Like Tate had a run in, even though it wasn't like all the way to his personal channels on
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YouTube, he was on YouTube and in the algorithms dominating for months until something happened.
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Yeah, and I was actually kind of expecting that to happen, and I almost wanted it to
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happen so that I could show people the hypocrisy on social media, the bias, what they prioritize,
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And I'm, in a way, glad it happened because now it proves a lot of the points that I was
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making about how they want men to be weaker, about how they're trying to empower women,
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and not because women are oppressed in the West, but because they want to destroy the
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They want to destroy the family by making women lead and by making men weaker.
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And the fact that I'm getting silence and you have Lizzo, Cardi B, and all this feminism,
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women in power shit, forefront trending on every single page.
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Like, everybody who's trending, even the superheroes, are all like soy boys now.
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And back then, the action movie stars were like Buff and Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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She-Hulk is the- All the female superhero movies are just taking man roles and putting
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My point is that they are actively trying to push this idea that women are better than men
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And I want it to go down, and like, I wanted people to see that.
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And I know people are going to eventually realize the truth.
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So now, let's get to the place where we do disagree.
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Because what you just said there, I agree with.
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And I think you would not be banned if that was the only thing you were saying.
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COVID misinformation, and election misinformation, and cyberbullying.
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Those are my three strikes on my second channel.
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Well, again, I guess we fundamentally disagree with that.
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I'm a man, so I don't think you could cyberbully me, even with fat jokes, right?
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But someone like Lizzo, I am concerned for her at times with some of how she reacts to it.
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Regardless of whether you think it's a bias or not, it's affecting her.
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So I do think she should be protected somewhat.
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If they can fat shame you, then they should be able to fat shame Lizzo.
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I think those people are going for all fat shaming, like to stop all fat shaming.
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It's just that they don't care about me getting fat shamed.
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It's just like, but I'm not here to say, no, stand up for me.
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But even with Chrissy Teigen, when Chrissy Teigen got canceled herself, everyone was jumping
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Because they were sending me the whole Epstein Island flight list.
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Because you're now, you're doing two things that they're monitoring.
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Everything I say is a conspiracy theory until it's true.
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No, a lot of stuff with the manosphere is just, a lot of it's rooted in biology.
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Yeah, but then you're sounding like Alex Jones, where Alex Jones used to just move the market
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And people said, oh, well, what about these things?
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But yo, why is this person still acting two, three years later?
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People overlook everything that Alex Jones has done, all the great work he's done for
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this country, one of the last patriots of America.
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The guy genuinely cares about this country, freedom of speech, and all the core tenets
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And then every time someone brings it up, Sandy Hook, Sandy Hook.
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If you spend years trying to uncover government secrets and expose the truth, even frogs are
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They're making the frogs gay because of what they put in the water because of atrazine.
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That was true that he sounds crazy, but that is true.
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They put chemicals in the water to make people gay.
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He uncovered that, and so he makes one mistake, and then everything is now irrelevant?
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Yeah, but you do know when people believe in conspiracy theories, it usually has a net
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result in someone being hurt or people being targeted.
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For example, when people say, oh, Bush knocked down the towers, right?
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And they're trying to make it like it's a government conspiracy theory why-
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First of all, you appear smart, but you're smarter than you even appear.
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I play dumb to connect with the Matrix, to connect with a lot of the bots and people who are-
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No, I think you have tapped into this conspiracy tinfoil hat shit, and you have taken
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If you could talk about this on Spotify, I got shut down on the stream for talking about
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it, but there's a lot of bullshit that happened with those towers, man.
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And again, this is why Alex Jones got removed, and that's why people are gonna- they're gonna
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be- you're gonna incite rages inside of people.
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For one of my first years, I think my first year in the United States, I had no idea where
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Still, I don't even really know what's going on.
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I walk outside, and where I live in- where I grew up in Jersey, I flew to Hackensack.
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You've seen people- there was a lot of people that live in my town that worked.
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I'm not trying to deny the fact that people died.
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I'm just saying that who was really pulling the strings?
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Have you ever heard of the fact that when the plane crashed in Pennsylvania, the remains
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of the plane flew six miles away from the wreckage.
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If you look at the way the plane hit the Pentagon, they recovered the passports, but there's
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not one picture of any of the Taliban members in the airport.
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How the fuck were they able to fly a plane so directly into a tower, and they had absolutely
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And even the planes were flying faster than military pilots even knew that these 747s,
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The flight school actually put out something to debunk, because there was this whole thing-
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I don't know if people were trying to make a joke.
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They were like, yo, they sure knew something was up, because these dudes came into the train,
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and they said, we only want to know how to take off, but not how to land.
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And the flight school that the dudes went to, they said, that's not true.
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Yes, they were fascinated with how to navigate, but they never said, we don't care about landing.
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That was an exaggeration, and again, this is where people who believe in conspiracy theories
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The one I got a first strike for, COVID misinformation.
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I was talking about something that everybody called you a conspiracy theory for.
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Yeah, they put a banner, the warning right at the bottom.
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They said that everybody who didn't get the you-know-what didn't get the-
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I don't want to be around people who are unjabbed.
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Wait, wait, what part of that do you think is, like, COVID was real?
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Okay, but everybody who did not get the injection was called a conspiracy theorist.
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Until six months later, and then evidence shows up.
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The liberals would call you a conspiracy theorist for that.
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An anti-vaxxer or crazy Alex Jones follower.
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I never said I don't believe in it or the vaccine.
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I didn't get the vaccine because I said, yo, y'all gonna have to do a lot more guinea
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pigging before I come up in this junk, okay?
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I'll bring you to the clinic, and you take the vaccine, and I'm gonna watch it for two
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Which is so stupid because the whole idea of science is questioning it.
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You're questioning it, saying I'm not gonna get it right away.
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But I'm telling you, 50% of people watching this would call you a conspiracy theorist.
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If this shit had lingered on for like a couple of years, I was gonna take that.
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That's where I believe is part of government control.
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Government always tries to exert more and more control.
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I think communists is a very heavy word to use.
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But they've definitely used that as a reason to take more control and to take away liberties
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A lot of people would call you conspiracy theorists for that.
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I'm just saying that the people who believe in everything that the government tells them
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are saying that you're wild for even believing that.
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Let's get into some possible things that we might disagree with.
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What do you disagree with about the manosphere?
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Well, so name a few things because I don't agree with everything.
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I always hear this and then I ask you, what do you disagree with?
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I even saw you react to my debate with Destiny and you're like, this guy's retarded, but
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I thought you were trying to mirror talking points of the manosphere and I didn't think
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See, you're doing the common thing of, and that's what I'm saying.
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Do you think men and women deserve the same set of rights?
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There's no rights in the West that women don't have.
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But when it comes to rights, you believe that men and women deserve the same rights?
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Women are not oppressed in the West at all.
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Do you believe that when it comes to intersexual dynamics in a relationship, you have control
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When you say, I think she wants that, which woman is telling you that?
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Before we started this podcast, can I talk about the guest you had here?
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We were talking for, like, 30 minutes straight, and she didn't say a word.
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And even at this one point, we're sitting, like, here, and then she comes, and she sits
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down, and then she's, like, she does this thing where a girl sits and, like, tries to
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get attention, and you just completely ignored her, and you're still talking to me, and then
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she goes back and sits back on the chair and goes on her phone.
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That's the level of control that women are okay with that I and all men would not be okay
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If I want attention or if I'm, I'm not going to just be sitting, well, my, if two, my girl
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and another girl chatting for 30 minutes, I'm out of here.
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But girls like to just be second to their man.
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Everything, including me meeting up with you, we're going to do a podcast.
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If you show up to your girl's job, and she's having a conversation, she could work at Wendy's.
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You should sit your ass there and watch it.
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I'm not going to waste my time, like, oh, you're on lunch break.
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Simps, but the relationship is happier if it's not like that.
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The relationship is better if you're the one leading.
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You got to get into these panels like One Night with Destiny.
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Yo, to keep it real, I was looking forward to him and, like, Myron going at it so crazy.
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But, yo, once he mentioned the bisexual shit, bro, like, it just, like, undermined a lot of shit.
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A lot of dudes, like, most of the people, I don't know if you acknowledge this, a lot of people who watch you, who watch, like, Fresh and Fit, but they're not getting laid.
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They're looking for not only for men like you guys to vocalize what they really think and what they really feel, but they're looking for you guys to give them the fucking keys.
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So what happens is Destiny has some great points, but as soon as he said, like, he was bisexual, they were like, oh, well, the other guy already won because, like, we're not interested in dudes.
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Yeah, you're not an example of, see, I was thinking about that.
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I was thinking if that's homophobic, and also I saw your take about that, wondering if you should discredit him because he's bisexual.
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And he said, like, in detail on, and no jumper, he said, like, he sucks dick.
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And I'm not even trying to say, like, disrespectfully.
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I don't want to get into it, but he says, like, that's his thing.
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Because we want to get into this about, like, when I was listening to the story you were
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telling, and I was like, I thought you and him did some swing or shit.
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And I was just like, I don't think Sneaker was, like, fluid, that type of shit.
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But I'm like, I'm wondering if he, like, hangs his dude a little bit.
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Sneaker, the fucking, the fucking explanation of why you would bring.
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We're going, you're bringing up three topics before you even talk about one.
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You're bringing up three topics before you even talk about one.
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I am very, wait for me, and I felt very guilty about it, and Patrice brought his girl to
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a swinger party to get rid of the guilt and to get rid of the fear that she could cheat.
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He was actively going to swinger parties all the time.
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He did it to separate his ego and to get rid of the fear that his girl could go cheat
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on somebody else, and he saw it, and it didn't bother him.
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And Patrice O'Neal, one of the red pill kings.
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So men get shamed and guilted for doing what they want to do, which is me cheating, and
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She's crying all the time, like, okay, let me make it fair.
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Every fucking, everybody's talked about this.
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I just wanted to get rid of the guilt and the shame, and I wanted it to be fair.
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It should be open for just the man and not the woman.
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The reason I think Destiny loses credibility for being bisexual, like you said, not on any
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homophobic shit, but as an example of a man, Andrew Tate is probably the best example
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of a man you could look up to in internet history.
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It's all been diluted by a bunch of frauds and bullshitters and people who are just in
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The fact that he came in from a kickboxing background for being a businessman and then
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coming into this to go speak his shit, a lot of men could look up to that because he fully
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embodies the masculine man and exactly what you should do.
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So someone like Destiny completely disagrees with everything he says, but then I've been
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I don't think Destiny disagrees with everything he says.
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Andrew Tate exists and he's successful because he is the masculine role model that the internet
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needs in a time where masculinity is being suppressed so much.
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So you need to take that into consideration when you realize that men are becoming weaker and
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So when Destiny comes along and says, like, this guy is probably sad at night.
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He doesn't want to be with all these women.
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You are not the example that men need, that most men need.
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You cannot play that role and you can pretty much separate a lot of debates and a lot of
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that example when you realize that, Destiny, you got to realize that you are not the role
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model that a lot of men need because men don't want to suck dick.
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That's not anything homophobic, but I think you could agree with that.
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Again, I enjoyed him challenging certain point of views, but when he also started to lay
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into what he believed the nature of men was, I knew he was about to bark up a tree he couldn't
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because the nature of men or most men or the men who are watching this content, they don't
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So you are doing certain things that they wouldn't want to do.
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One of the smartest guys, smartest people I've ever talked to.
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And even like Nick Fuentes, a lot of these people that I've met in this space, like,
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holy shit, it really makes me want to step up my game when it comes to everything.
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I look at you and I don't even know if I feel like you've completely fit in the space,
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Yeah, I don't consider myself a Manosphere person.
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Like, if people criticize me for being like an, saying I'm a fake alpha male, stuff like
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I, I think the red pill, that's, that's what I do.
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Like, I came in from stand-up comedy and comedy is funny because you're exposing the truth
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So I just, I align with the Manosphere because the Manosphere is the truth.
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The red pill, the analogy comes from taking the blue pill, the red pill, the blue pill being
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ignorance, and the red pill being the truth about the world.
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That's why I talk about, okay, why are we telling women to be feminists?
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Why are we telling women to be independent?
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It all comes down to the fact that they want to have ultimate control.
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You get ultimate control by making women run the household.
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The elites, the people on Epstein's Island, the people with the most money.
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It's really ultimately just the people who have the most money.
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They all work together because they want to keep their wealth.
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And the wealth gap is getting bigger and bigger.
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And the rich people are hoarding all the wealth.
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Name any capitalistic society where there aren't elites that always essentially get richer
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and there's a lower class that they, number one, depend on to essentially, like, run and do the menial job of society.
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But also, they lure them on with the dream of one day eventually joining the elites to keep society in order.
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So when you mention that about, like, the elites that are trying to do this, I'm like, I think this might just be the nature of capitalism, bro.
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No, but it's getting worse because now with the World Economic Forum and with the globalist agenda, all the elites are trying to work together and they're trying to make us happy with having nothing.
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Klaus Schwab, the guy who runs the World Economic Forum, is saying that you're not going to own anything.
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You will own nothing and you will be happy with it.
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These people are working together to have ultimate control so that we have a barcode, we have a social security, we are just commodities while the richest people get everything.
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And we're moving towards a world when we separate borders, where we separate national identity, when we get rid of even the idea of loving your country.
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We're moving towards a globalist world and that is a really dangerous thing that happens because who runs that?
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They're working together to have ultimate control so that we're literal sheep while they get all the fruits of the world.
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How would that help the elites like in the United States or let's say the elites in China?
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The elites in China, one of the reasons why some of them are elites is that they have rejected a lot of U.S. customs or U.S. traditions.
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Why would they want to be lumped in with the rest of the world?
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It seems like usually people are more focused on what could keep them rich or make them more richer or, you know, well, richer rather than this agenda where all these people are playing together.
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The elites do run shit, but they're usually just caring about their own pockets.
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They're not linking up with people like that on some agenda like let's keep the poor poor.
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A lot of the Democrat politicians, a lot of the liberals are bought out by China.
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That's why TikTok has been allowed to infiltrate America.
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That's why they push a lot of the ideas they push because China is a great example.
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They realize that ultimate control is how you keep a society functioning.
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They have extremely wealthy people but also over a billion people that live there that all completely obey.
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If you look at, like, hashtag Shanghai on Twitter, it's still peak COVID.
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They're using COVID to completely control people because they understand that to have a society function, they need to completely obey everything.
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They have cameras on the street where people can only walk in one direction and if you don't, then you get arrested.
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And the internet, the addition of the internet is really moving people towards that direction.
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Like, with carbon, with—they're going to start limiting how much carbon we can emit and they're going to start tracking us.
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They watch us all the time through our cameras on our phones.
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They, they, they, they, they, they, they, they, they, they.
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Name me a person who you believe is part of the day.
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Klaus Schwab, Hillary Clinton, Jeffrey Epstein might be still alive.
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You don't believe Jeffrey Epstein is alive, bro?
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Maybe he's not alive, but do you think that dude really killed himself?
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Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, but that's not a conspiracy theory, my nigga.
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So, again, this is a nigga who's accused of criminal sex trafficking with kids.
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He might, could possibly implicate other niggas.
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It's pretty much the definition of a conspiracy theory.
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When you say a globalist agenda, it's like you're assuming everybody's on board that's in this wealthy committee.
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It's a treaty among a bunch of countries who basically have formulated an army and resources to protect what they believe is their ideology and also resources in places.
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That is a globalist agenda, trying to link up all the countries, and then who controls NATO?
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If there's a globalist agenda, then who is behind that?
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Everybody, there's always someone controlling it.
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Yo, you sound like this Jason Bourne shit right now.
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Until it happens, everybody thinks it's crazy until it happens.
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Did you ever think that the COVID pandemic would happen?
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Did you ever think we'd all lock down, we'd all have to go on Zoom class, every business would close, and that we couldn't stand six feet?
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That you have to wear a mask, and then everybody would have to take an ejection to travel?
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No, but did I think that there would ever be a viral just sickness that affects humanity?
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There's always been that every certain amount of years.
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If you look back at bubonic plague and these other things, yeah, there was no way to really effectively control society
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or communicate to them, like, you need to act like this until this shit passes.
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You know, just statistically speaking, within the next, I don't know, 40 to 70 years,
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there's probably going to be something like that that maybe not affects the entire world,
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My point is, before the COVID pandemic happened, I would guess that pretty much everybody would never expect that that would happen.
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So everything is called crazy until it really is implemented.
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The COVID, that we'd have to wear masks, we'd have to stay inside for two years.
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So wait, so you're really getting that government control.
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But the amount of restrictions they put on us, the amount of people that got depressed,
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the amount of people who lost their jobs, how inflation completely soared,
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and we didn't even realize what happened, nobody would have expected that.
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Maybe a virus, but my point is, everything sounds crazy until it really happens.
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And you're a conspiracy theorist until six months pass.
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And then everybody, people like you who didn't get the injection, are now being proven right.
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And back then, they would have called you crazy.
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I mean, but we also don't know if the, like, to be very fair, we don't know if the vaccine,
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So it's one of those things where I wasn't opposed to really getting it.
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Like, I didn't necessarily want to get it because I don't like needles.
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I hate needles more than, if the vaccine came in pill form, I said, I would have been took that bitch.
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If they say, yo, it comes in a pill form, I'd have been took that bitch.
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I just think that we shouldn't, we shouldn't.
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Nobody likes needles, but everybody took it because they manipulate us with fear and control.
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Well, that is a byproduct of when you're in a system with a government who, especially,
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you know, I always look at people who are conspiracy theorists, even like you, and I say, yo, you're
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I'm going to tell you why you're privileged.
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Because conspiracy theories are only allowed to happen when you're too free.
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I just got terminated off of most social media platforms.
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That's like the main part of freedom for me.
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Well, people would say you, you're free to say whatever the fuck you want to say.
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But if you want to shout it in the street with a microphone every day.
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The whole point of freedom of speech is that other people hear you and they silence me.
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No, well, the social media platforms are supposed to amplify that.
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And this is what I would say about people who have conspiracy.
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Do you think there's a bunch of people with conspiracy theories in North Korea?
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And they just keep it in their head and they just comply because they don't want to die.
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I believe when you see certain things, it's the luxuries of Western societies.
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When you're in oppressed places where you're controlled, it doesn't have to be a conspiracy.
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It doesn't have to be a conspiracy theory because there is no secret.
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They played me in the government and the Senate committee.
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Well, then don't call me privileged if I'm telling you reasons why I'm not.
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We live in the United States and I'm going to always call everybody who live here privileged.
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Because I was born in motherfucking Jamaica.
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And let me tell you, when you're in the United States, you take what people don't have for granted and you bitch about it.
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Them motherfuckers over there, there's not much conspiracy theories.
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Oh, maybe Kim Jong-un is sick and he's not telling us.
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There's no facade or there's no trick or magic trick that has to be done to control you.
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In the United States, we're so free, we're like, oh, they're doing a magic trick to control us.
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In China and these other places, they just tell you, shut the fuck up.
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And there's a lot of people that are fighting against the CCP.
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You're saying that I shouldn't talk about this because I'm privileged?
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Now, I'm saying that a lot of what you think is a byproduct of how free you are.
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I mean, like they froze $120,000 in my Google AdSense.
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Like my family, people, I was in New York at the time, the epicenter.
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If he was in North Korea and he had a microphone just talking about Kim Jong-un has the matrix trying to control y'all.
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Like, I understand that there's different level of freedom in different places.
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But we should be able to talk about these things.
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And it's easy to overwrite people like me and people like Alex Jones, people like Andrew Tate by saying that it's crazy or it sounds weird or you're privileged.
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But sometimes you could be a little bit too cynical.
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You don't agree that there's a globalist agenda happening right now that they're trying to push a world where everybody is?
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While sometimes you might have some credence in some type of – maybe that could be the case.
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Because a lot of times what conspiracy theorists do, they build upon unfounded and things that haven't been proven as facts.
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So they're like, okay, is there a possibility, right, that there's a group of people right now on Epstein's island like, yo, I know Epstein's dead, but fuck that.
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How do we get the rest of these kids here?
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Say I take that opinion and I build it upon another opinion that also I can't prove.
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After a while, it's like you're building a house that basically has no foundation.
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Again, if most of these things were rooted in, I would say, mostly fact, okay, cool.
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But someone will take one – it's like, okay, let's think about this, right?
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I'm going to make up a conspiracy theory, right?
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And by the way, this is another thing about conspiracy theorists.
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Anytime you say anything that's not conventional to what's being pushed, they're inclined to believe it.
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So if I say, yo, they told us they went to the moon, that they could really fund the space program, but really the space program, they're trying to take away all the black men.
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They're going to load them on a motherfucking spaceship and tell them we have a new civilization over there.
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But really, when they send them up, they're going to have something else that's going to shoot the rocket.
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And pretty much that's their whole way of the government getting rid of black men.
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I'm building a bunch of bullshit on a bunch of bullshit.
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I think every conspiracy theory can fall under the idea that power corrupts, humans are greedy, and ultimately we will always seek power, and the people who are in control of us do not have as much empathy for us as the average person thinks.
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So part of, and I'm not quoting you directly, but part of what you were saying, in terms of what the elites would want, the elites are trying to keep the people down, down.
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At least that's where tokenism really comes in.
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You'd be like, yo, that's the token black guy.
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And it would be the way how people who thought about race would be like, yo, they're going to let one of the black guys get through the door and have a certain job to show it's possible, but it won't really happen.
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And that person usually gets demonized because that person is going to play along with the agenda.
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Look, if the matrix really exists and don't want people to be awoken, they would have just, before you got here, just erased you.
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I showed you right beforehand what they did to Kanye.
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Kanye started talking about the powers that be, what happened.
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Look at the way, see, this is a repeated pattern from you.
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You overwrite people by calling them crazy conspiracy theorists or call, Kanye's a billionaire genius.
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You're going to overwrite him saying he's off his Mets.
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Wait, wait, do you think Michael Jordan was a genius?
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You don't have to be a genius to be a billionaire.
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They tell you that he's off his Mets and he's bipolar so that you don't listen to what he's saying.
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That's the best way to not listen to what somebody's saying.
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Kanye believe that they were, that he believes in this they too.
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He says they planted kids around his children to influence their, he's like, come on now.
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Like, he said they planted other, like, drone kids around his kids to try to influence their thought against him.
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They had to edit it out when he went on Tucker Carlson.
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It's, it's, so, so the clip isn't out, but someone leaked it.
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So someone leaked it, and then they wrote a story on it.
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I look at, beyond that, he blamed a fashion designer, Bernard Arnault, which is the CEO of LVHM.
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So Balenciaga, all these brands, like Dior, they fall under this fashion house called LVHM.
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His friend, Virgil, died, I believe, of cancer.
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He blamed the CEO of the company the guy worked for.
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At a point where we could be like, at times, and I'm sometimes with Kanye.
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Sometimes I feel like, okay, I get you on that.
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He blamed him for the death, said he murdered him?
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You can't use those one instances to overlook somebody's entire message.
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Kanye was just debanked for talking about the powers that be, and then you say he's off his meds.
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Actually, I'll just Google it because I post a lot.
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See, this is when you take quotes out of context.
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Was he actually saying that Bernard killed him with a gun, or was he saying that he tried to kill his business?
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Can't we talk about more important things like how late the show was or how Bernard Arnold killed my friend?
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Is he directly saying that Bernard killed Virgil, or is he trying to say that he killed his creativity, or maybe he killed him because he didn't care about his cancer, or he didn't send him to the hospital?
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You said earlier in this podcast that context is very important.
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You can't take that quote and just say he's off his meds.
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I'm hoping he was like, yo, you killed his creativity.
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If he said, if he put creativity afterwards, I wouldn't edit it out.
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Yo, Sneeko has dug in to this, like, conspiracy theories hole.
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Because I think you're smart enough to know that some of the shit is for sure.
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I think you got too many feet into the matrix by just immediately saying, Kanye's off his meds.
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Well, did I ask you, do you know the extent of, like, Kanye is a really extreme person.
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Kanye was going into extreme rants about trying to get Drake killed.
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Everybody in the industry knows because he used to do it.
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When he was dropping the album Donda, and he invited people to go listen to it.
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He was going on rants saying that he's rich enough.
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Oh, that's why he had Larry Hoover on the album?
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That's why he, why you think he did a whole Larry Hoover?
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And that if Drake, because remember when he had a thing with Drake, it's like, if Drake
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think he could punk me, I could get him killed.
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When he says, yo, and obviously this is probably some jealous nigga shit.
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Like, just because he's fucking your woman, you're just going to make some shit up?
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I mean, he kind of looked like, if anybody has AIDS, if anybody got AIDS, like, he kind
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of looked like one of those gay guys from the 90s in those clubs in New York.
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I'm just saying, I'm just saying, the, but the palestin' eyes, he kind of looks like
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Matthew McConaughey in that movie with the meds, man.
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Like, fans and other people, they're gonna talk about it.
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Actually, so, I don't want to talk about it, but everybody talk about it.
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Did it change your opinion on just how you deal with Wimby?
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It didn't change, uh, the thing, the camera switched off.
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It made me see that things are not equal in relationships.
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That if I wanted to be open on my end, if I want to be, be able to fuck other bitches,
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If I want to go get my dick sucked once in a while, like, go ahead, bro.
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They try to, like, suppress men with shame and guilt, and that's how I ended up there.
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But, and, and this is where, like, you're a little bit right, because I think we could
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go from whether we're talking about you or Diddy.
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Diddy just recently basically said, yo, I don't do the girlfriend shit no more.
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Like, I got a couple of girls in this, whatever.
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Like, back in the day, he was like, oh, J-Lo's my girl.
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What I hear from a lot of these conspiracy guys, they say that everybody in the rap industry
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Not that story, but I heard from a lot of these people that the industry people, like,
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Jeffree Star was saying that everybody fucked, like, Playboy Cardi, and, like, Lil Uzi is fucking
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He put they-them in his bio, and he's still, he's kind of.
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Never really heard anything weird, just honestly.
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Like, I heard, like, a particular, like, artist likes to get a strap on and use on them,
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Bro, I heard it from, like, four to five girls.
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Y'all must have a secret, like, thing where y'all all.
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Like, you know, it's weird because their content is all about getting bitches.
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Like, and also, I've always wondered what, if you go down the path of, and I heard, like,
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If you go down the path of just, you know, delving into all these, you know, just primal
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urges, if you're a celebrity and you could get any type of sexual desire you want, do you
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But you're just like, let me just try some shit.
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Because you can already get so much access to sex.
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So, even these dudes I'm hearing, it's like, they're telling the girl, like, yo, nah, you
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And I'm like, what the fuck is that doing?
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I think in order to get to that level of fame and industry, it just requires some demonic
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You're going to say crazy conspiracy theories?
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But Lil Nas X, Lil Nas X twerked on the devil in a music video.
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Okay, and that's at the, you know, whether we want to...
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If we're thinking about, like, sexuality like that, fine.
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He knows a lot of people feel like him in itself...
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Because you don't get attention for talking about God.
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You need to be at Kanye level to talk about God and get attention.
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You need to be that level of a genius artistically.
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Hold on, hold on, so Poo Shaisi talking about, yo...
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Drill music, A-A-C-G, Poo Shaisi, this sounds great.
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I was about to say, I'm like, I'll definitely see you in the club last night.
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This thing was going crazy in the club last night.
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No, no, I'm just saying you enjoy yourself while I listen to the demonic music.
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You're calling me a crazy conspiracy theorist for talking about it, but a lot...
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And the reason why, you know, I at times, I'll be like, oh, yeah, it's Illuminati, but
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The reason why I'm going to say this, I used to believe all that shit until I, you know,
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I guess by this definition, I'm a part of that club in terms of...
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Yo, Stinko, you're going to get to the point that they're going to say the same thing about
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They started to, but I'm kind of glad I got banned because now they know I'm a rebel.
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If they started to say the same thing about you, that's what you used to say.
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To get to that level of fame that it had to be a ritual?
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And by the way, I'm not saying that maybe certain people don't do it, but it's not the majority,
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But I think to get to a certain level, you need to start shaking hands and going to certain
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Like, the fact that Meg Thee Stallion is meeting with Hillary Clinton, a little bit like Playboy
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Cardi is talking about, when I go to sleep, I dream about murder.
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I mean, Uzi is playing around with devil and all these type of things.
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Like, you know, artists say shit just to get a rise out of you.
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My point is, that's what the industry promotes.
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The hurts in his music and how he was trying to raise the vibration.
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He blew up with Look At Me, a demonic song.
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It triggers something in your head when you see the people at concerts in a mosh pit.
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And then his album 17 was positive, uplifting music.
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When you listen to Donna, when you listen to Jesus is King, when you listen to 17, it's
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When you listen to Whole Lotta Red by Playboy Cardi, it's something...
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It's making you think that killing your op is good.
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It's making you think that murder is cool.
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It's making you think a lot of demonic shit.
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And you think it's trolling, but it's programming at the same time.
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That song by Playboy Cardi, when I go to sleep, I dream about murder.
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You call it trolling, but that does something to a lot of kids.
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It is programming to a certain extent, and that's why they believe what you do is programming,
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They believe what I do is programming, as well.
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Well, if you have an audience, it is programming.
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But there's good programming and bad programming.
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And one of the people who have played with this so much, Lil Uzi Vert.
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He made them in his bio, doing gay shit now.
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People have even said, like, you know, on one of the songs on, like, you know, Love Is Rage,
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Axe was trying to warn you about that shit, man.
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If you talk to anyone who talked to, like, Uzi, Uzi is a regular human being.
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Don't let these artists trying to create this narrative that they're, like, this one-of-one,
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Or, like, kind of rob people from the ability to see them for who they are.
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Uzi is a God-fearing nigga who is a regular human outside of music.
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If he was God-fearing, he would not be encouraging that.
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Yeah, but these motherfuckers do a lot of shit to get their shit hot, bro.
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You know, I don't want to speak anything to existence.
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If someone passes around Uzi, he showed up to a funeral.
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If you believe all that shit, you don't show up to a church.
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Now, if you came and said the money is evil because it compromises a lot of people's morals
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and it makes them do things and promote negative images just to get it...
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Why is negativity monetized but positivity isn't?
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It was taboo at a point for a woman to just be fucking up a storm.
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It was taboo for someone to actually be doing these crimes or rapping about it.
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People like to listen to music for shit that...
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When you're listening to music, you're like, I want to be that.
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Just like when you watch a superhero movie, you're like, I wish I was Superman.
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I could use the eyes and just kind of cut that in half and then super-strengthened, super...
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Half of these dudes, only this era, which are probably the dumbest era of musicians,
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Every rapper from back then comes out now and says the realest time in rap was now.
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They used to rap about murder and guns way more than now.
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I used to listen to these guys like, yo, these guys are killers.
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Who are realizing that the movies that were selling were Boys in the Hood and all these movies
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about gangsterisms and, oh, y'all like Godfathers and Goodfellas and Scarface, cool, we're going
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to give you a fantasy or it might be closely based in reality and what we see around each
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Because Pac started believing and got into some of the stuff that his music led into.
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He was repping West Coast at 24, he was in Baltimore and shit, and then he started repping
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And here's the thing, sometimes people start believing their lines.
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Not lies, but like, believe in their, believe in what you're saying on a record.
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Bro, we shot two off-duty cops, I'm going to keep it on it.
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But if you listen to, and you listen to all the gangbangers who talk about him, they'd
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be like, yo, he got involved in gang business, that's why he got killed.
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I think it's a bigger question though, why the music encourages that, why that's what
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we all want to listen to, and why they promote that.
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I mean, Kanye said on Jesus Walks, when I talk about God, my record don't get played,
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Okay, maybe that was the case back then, but these days you can easily find any type
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of music you want, what do people flock towards?
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There's a Christian rapper named NF, rap's amazing.
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I was just on the way here, just like when I had to go pick up the camera cord for this,
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I didn't want to plug in my phone, I was listening to the radio.
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I listen to you, boy, I'm from New York, I listen to Charlotte, I listen to The Breakfast Club,
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I listen to the radio all the goddamn time, you know what they play?
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They play 21 Savage, they play murder music, they play drill music.
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They don't talk about God, they don't talk about anything positive, it's all murder and
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Yo, if they were playing God-fearing music, bro, you would have switched to the next channel,
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No, my favorite music that I play now when I plug in my phone is Jesus is King and Donna.
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God is everything good, God is love, God is positive, God is everything that's good in
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I'm not sure which religion I fully align with, I think all religions are kind of derivative
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of the same ideas, but yeah, I do believe in God and stuff like that, and that's what
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All the, the reason that I'm able to stay sane right now, after all the videos that come
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out of me, all the haters, all the bullshit, all the big tech, the government, is listening
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to, like, Jesus is King and Donda and uplifting music, X.
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X2 was not really fully religious, but he was tapping into that vibration that you need
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And most of the music that we listen to, like, we're in the club, wasting money, shit like
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that, it's just negative, it's bringing your energy down, it's bad for you.
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X was going through a life arc and shit, yo, I feel like, we gotta do a part two of this
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bitch, I ain't gonna lie to you, cause we've been going, um, X is just, his whole music
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and, like, his life arc was, was him realizing, you know, his role in a lot of things, and
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him changing, and him realizing that energy was very powerful.
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And also realizing that some things that happened, he had blame to, he had a fault, and he was
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like, hey, you know what, what if I move different, I'll have different results.
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And, you know, it's such a sad story, because, you know, that's, that's one of the guys I
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love, and he never managed to live out and complete that full redemption arc, but, um,
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he was there, man, I'm telling you, like, he, he, he really figured out how powerful
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And that's why he was threatening, he would, tell me.
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The conversations we would have, he would just call me, and he would say things that
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Like, very different things, like, you know, he might have seen a post, and he wasn't, for
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the last about six to eight months of his life, he wasn't talking about things and events,
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And he would call me, like, if he's seen a post, he'd be like, yo, he was like, yo,
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Ak, I want to, I want you to know that the energy, that, like, it would, and it might have
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been spurred by something, but the conversation was just so, and, and I was just, I was thinking
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He would see a post about what he would talk about the, it's like, similar to satanic shit.
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Okay, so, he would, he would see a post, and he would feel like, hey, this is an artist,
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or this is a person, that don't know that the energy they're sending out, and maybe they're
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sending out a negative energy to get more promotion, and they, they're, they're like,
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well, if I diss somebody, or if I beef, I'm going to get more attention, I'm going to go
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But they're not thinking about how it's lowering the vibration of the populace.
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But not only that, but it's just like, they're, they're reverberating something into the
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atmosphere that essentially is so negative that there's no net positive from that.
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Everybody's watching the Jeffrey Dahmer, and they don't realize why they're doing it.
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Everybody who got involved in it, they're really promoting something evil.
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They're promoting a serial killer, and everybody gets addicted to watching it because it manipulates
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But the fact that we're making these people celebrities is really negative.
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It programs you to, to think about murder, to think about all this DMIC, like the fact
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gay club, Nike, it's, it's a bunch of terrible shit, and it's, it's bad for you.
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He's one of the only reasons why I'll, I'll have a moment to pause it when I do things in
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He hated how people were, were people would be seen off of perception and not for who they
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You know, he was on, you know, he was on, um, like probation or whatever it was, or like,
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It was like, something like that, but he had to check in with someone.
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And I remember he was just so frustrated that he was trying his best to right his wrongs
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And it wasn't accepting, like, as some people might think like, oh no, this is a guilty guy,
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It was just like, he's like, he accepted his part.
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So even if, say, say, and this is completely extreme, but I'm going to make this up.
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Say you accused that guy there of murder, right?
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But the reason why he's even being accused and the reason why he's getting this hate is
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maybe because he was asked an innocent question and be like, yo, you know, so-and-so was in
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a club and he's like, oh yeah, so-and-so, yeah, I just seen him in the club.
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And the person who did the killing used that information and did something very negative.
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So in a lot of situations where he would say he's innocent, he accepted the burden of,
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He would never just be like, oh, this is just unfair.
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And when he accepted that, he said, well, you know what?
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I'm going to counteract this by being a better person and doing better.
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And it frustrated him to the utmost when he felt like no one could focus on the good parts
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The reason why he was shaving his eyebrows and he was like, yo, I'm trying to strip myself
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down of all this ego of everything that has maybe went into all the shit that you guys view
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me whatever way about and I'm trying to rebuild.
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And until his death, no one ever said, this is a guy who needs, who's looking for redemption.
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And I remember having these conversations when he was just so frustrated at just media in
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That's the reason why he doesn't have interviews out.
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So he would point out things like I was at Complex at the time.
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If they're talking about a positive song I put out, they put four paragraphs of he's
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Before they mentioned anything positive, anything positive.
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They want to spread negativity because that's what's monetizable.
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It's not profitable to say anything good, anything about God, anything that uplifts everything
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I said this on my stream recently, especially about you getting banned.
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Are you a content creator or you're a revolutionary?
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I genuinely think I care about people and I want to help the world.
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And I think I see a similar role that I have now.
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Everybody calling me a bad person, a misogynist, an incel, woman hater, conspiracy theorist,
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I just want to say I'm a truth seeker because if I start bringing up my self-esteem, that's
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The reason why I ask that is because I feel there are very few people who would know.
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The greatest people of our time, and I think X was this too.
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One of the only people who I feel like could have really challenged Drake.
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He knew if he died or if he knew if he'd never continued or if people got what they wanted.
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And I look at you, and I'm like, yo, a lot of people are content creators.
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Yeah, we might have things we care about, but bro, this is our job.
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The difference between that and someone who X was,
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I've never had a question of what happened when he died.
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I, to this day, I don't even need to, the court, the court shit's about to happen soon
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because, you know, one of them flipped on the other one.
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And I, obviously, I'm going to cover it and watch it and shit like that,
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He lived with these principals and he died with them.
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I remember talking to him after he got jumped by the Migos.
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And I said, bro, why the fuck are you out in L.A.?
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Then I think I talked to him on like a video afterwards.
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And it hurt my heart a little bit because I'm like, I know he's, he'll die for what he believes.
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But also, I look at you and I'm like, yo, bro, you're making a lot of money now.
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Like, you didn't come from a rich background, bro.
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Why don't you figure out your message and make it whatever you have to make it not to get banned, bro?
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I think I relate to him in that way where it's not a job for me.
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I care more about the message and what I'm talking about than making money.
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And you know, you're going to lose millions of dollars.
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I would have a better career, have more longevity.
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It's genuinely, it doesn't make much sense.
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X would still be alive if he was not as stubborn.
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I ask that question because I always say when they cut off the head of one, in this new, like, there's certain messages.
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And some of the messages you preach that people want to hear.
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Because the message and the ideology is strong and potent.
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But I look at you and I'm like, bro, if I'm relating to you that this is all you've known, man, this is tough, dog.
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Like, you don't feel, like, you don't feel upset.
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You don't feel regretful that maybe you would have.
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Because I think even when Andrew Tate did his shit, he was just like, you know what?
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Maybe I could have said certain things differently.
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And utilize TikTok and people's short attention spans to get the message out there and direct them to wherever I go.
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You know, people always ask about a five-year plan.
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I'm going to LA tomorrow, but I don't think that far.
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Are you confident you could still make a living?
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I'm always going to make money and I'm always going to have my audience.
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I'll give you credit for that because I'm going to be honest with you.
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I gave commentary on this and I said, yo, I think he's going to have instant regret.
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Would you accept and acknowledge that maybe because you're so eloquent and because you're
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Am I eloquent right now even with the Henny?
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Like, sometimes I feel like, and this is why I was shocked at the Destiny shit.
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You're hitting point, point, point, point, point.
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That's why they got to make these hour-long videos.
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So it goes, it's good back and forth, but I have more.
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I would love to be in a call with both of you guys.
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See, they came into this game already being rich, already being successful.
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I don't, see, the only reason I would take other business ventures is just to have something
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So I could be an example of an entrepreneur.
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That's all that I care about and all I want to do.
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The other shit is just side shit that I'm going to hate doing.
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And I might have to to make money, but this is it.
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Hey, listen, I'm excited and I'm pretty sure we're going to talk much more.
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Just got to figure out if I could have you on another platform.
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I would love to have you on my Twitch stream, but I know Twitch, they would fucking hate it.
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So, yeah, I'm going to get you banned if you had me on.
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I should have never made an account just so I could be a guest on other people's streams.
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Because I was on Aiden Ross's E-Dates and shit before.
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Yo, if you never made one, they could have never banned no one.
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Well, one thing you're not banned on is Spotify.
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And listen, yo, I'm going to have Sneakle back on here.
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Salute to Tori from gifting us this studio idea.
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Yo, yo, tell people where they can find you because I feel like-
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Hopefully, I still have it by the time this goes up.
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But other than that, just search Sneakle on the internet and you will find me eventually.
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But if you want to find it, just follow me on Instagram.
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I have a course on how to make money online and how to become an online creative.
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And that's where you can talk to me one-on-one.
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Because I said the same thing to Fresh and Fit.
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If the platforms are rebelling against you, why not just focus on, use your voices, just get them to a central place where you can build your own.
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How do I get people to come to my platform if all the big tech companies are against me?
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It's difficult, too, because most people are so addicted now.
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They've brainwashed a lot of people to not know.
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People can scroll and go on TikTok for five hours straight.
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Hearing that faint TikTok sound in the back.
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And so you need these platforms in order to reach a lot of people that I can't reach on my own.
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So the secret is doing YouTube shorts, IG reels, and TikTok.
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I have four billion views on TikTok in three months just from the fact that I know how low everybody's attention spans are.
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You have to speak extremely fast when I know how to capture it because people are going to scroll right away.
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By the way, I always tell people the reason why I do that is because I'm like, yo, I have 15 seconds and a fucking intro.
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What the fuck are you even saying in that?
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But also, I'm concerned about a few things and I'm hoping to see you defeated because I want to see you have a career in this shit.
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And I want you to think about just make sure you're business, number one.
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And also, like, there's only a finite amount of platforms unless you just Alex Jones and build your own.
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Other than that, listen, I'm excited to see where your career goes.
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And I hope that, you know, me and you, we can have these conversations.
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And listen, I like to come in a space to debate.
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I'm not, I want to come here and just be like, oh, no, no, Sneeko, you say the shit that I'm scared to say.
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A lot of people are not even capable of doing that.
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If they don't agree with somebody, they don't even know how to talk to them anymore.
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And people don't even know how to do that because they don't want to separate their feelings from facts anymore.
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But you should talk to more people that you disagree with.
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The conversation is going to be a lot more stimulating.
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And that's how you get people to grow and learn.
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Listen, thank y'all for watching this episode of Off the Record Podcast.
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Make sure you guys go check out my man Sneeko at wherever he's not banned at.
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And we'll probably be back here in a couple of weeks.
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I'll get him back on again and we'll probably get into some more debates.
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Because I'm pretty sure I'll see some other shit that I'll be like, nah, I don't believe that Sneeko.
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