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All right, black people.

Let's get global.

Ibrahim Chirare.

The politics, y'all.

I'm Suarez, hood politics, y'all. Yo, I just did the like serious announcer type vibes where you look right into the camera

and say what you got to say. I've never done

that. I've, wow. Before we get started on this week of black excellence and how the West hates it,

if you're in the Los Angeles area, I will be performing at the LA County Fair on May 9th,

starting at 6 at the fair, duh.

And with full band, the homie C4, the homie Shea, it's gonna be dope.

Also, this Sunday is the Bastid Picnic, or Bastid Barbecue with Scratch Bastid.

Probably, I think I can safely say I know the world's greatest djs because if you could hear

the rasping my voice from real ones last night shout out all y'all who pulled up hooked up with the

homies a dp sound the homie first one apparently is part of the zeit gang who is part of the bridges

crew which is a lot of like my history this is is very LA stuff for the rest of y'all.

Essentially our hip-hop scene and our like weeklies and monthlies where you would hear good DJs and stuff like that.

Like I'm naming names from that. But anyway, he's part of the Zyking. Anyway, I say all that to say, I've been around the greatest DJs.

I can say in the world, beat nuts, beat junkies, Scratch Pickles,

the greatest DJs in the history of hip-hop. I don't think I've ever actually teared up at how

perfect a set was to when I heard Scratch Bastid play at this event called Boombox. I'm way off topic

here, but I think this is important. Like I say oftentimes a lot of,

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