Yo, what's up, everybody? It's your boy, Cornelius, and I'm back with Chris.

It's crazy, it's crazy. Hey, we about to get into this conversation again, yo.

If you didn't get a chance to listen to last week episode, you need to.

We're talking about going behind the veil, we talking church culture, we talking all that stuff,

but we ain't finished yet because we about to jump into some more things, yo, Chris.

So I got a message from from last week's conversation.

Somebody hit me up and said, I'm shock y'all did a podcast together because y'all are from

different tribes. So I wanted to talk with you about tribalism. Tribalism.

Bro, like the tattoos, the people get like the different tribes and different,

absolutely. Yeah, I mean, all the all the all the figurative tattoos, you know what I mean?

Yeah, the ones that people got written on their hearts. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Because they joined different groups. Oh, man. Yeah, tribalism. You know, yeah, you know,

I think I got one of them saying messages as well. Wow, people just can't. And I think that's like

you know what's really interesting is, is how prevalent tribalism is, man.

And and people be gang banging, man. Gang banging and gang banging in the church, bro.

They be gang banging in the church, man. And it don't make no sense to me, man.

Well, so what was what was your response to him?

I mean, for me, it was, well, I didn't respond to him at first because I didn't feel like,

I didn't feel like the, I didn't feel like the comment deserved a response.

And then it was, he then we had another conversation about some of the context of what we talked

about. But then in that response, you know, my thing was was like, aren't we supposed to be part

of the same body? Yeah, yeah, yeah. But in the underlining message of it was, we both have the same

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