I want to say something that we was having a conversation at dinner yesterday and it's

pretty insightful conversation that we had.

And you know, when I do these monologue things, I don't do it every week because I'm not

inspired.

I don't want to just talk for no reason.

But I do want to talk when I feel like it's appropriate because we have a platform and

it's important to shed light on certain things.

So we've been extremely brushed and fortunate to be going to a lot of these different things.

We go to the Grammys, Super Bowl Week, we're literally everywhere.

Like going out to the E-Guard at this point.

It hasn't been anything that we're not at.

But what's concerning to me is when you think of this word culture, right?

And a lot of people define our culture for us and we define our culture for ourselves

as well.

But the people that are always nine times 10, like really focused on, celebrated, elevated.

This is a small population and their musicians, their athletes and their entertainers,

comedians, different things of that nature.

And I don't want to be divisive because rappers are important.

Everybody knows how we feel about Jay-Z and Nas and Shah to meet Mill, ran into him.

Our brother, two chains, good brother, our poets voices are important.

But it's lopsided.

And it's like when people want to do things from other races and they want to involve the

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