I'm 19 keys and this is high level conversation.

You know, I feel like hip hop, we need some type of high level committee.

You know what I'm saying? Like, who on your drink committee then?

Who up there?

I don't know if I care to say.

You know what I'm saying? I just feel for me is more about the intention.

I just feel like there are people out there in the world, real world players out there in the hip hop community who would have enough influence to, you know,

create a type of space like this for a bunch of rappers or, you know, just people in the industry,

thought leaders, speakers to come together and push to have some type of just collective thought direction.

A way of how we want the culture to be viewed and how we want it to be preserved and, you know, say where we see it going.

I just feel like it's time for that.

100%. You know, that's for me, if I am in real life, that's really part of my mission as a whole.

That's why I call myself a thought leaders.

Teaching this direction of thinking.

I mean, leaners in the right way.

Like, what's going on here?

Let me teach you this.

Push out these players to the sun, huh?

Yeah.

But when we look at it right now, you know, like recently it's the story of B&T, right?

Trying to see if it's going to be a committee of black billionaires there by it.

But the overarching narrative is that, you know, the black billionaires don't work with each other.

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