We're not even conditioned for niggas to have this type of money.

So the way we act is just awful impulse.

If we really formulate a group and be like, look, you take all the money you

spend here, you take all the money you spend here, not only that, the black

motherfucker has the same shit.

They like nigga, I'm not paying $350 for his sweatshirt.

This shit should be for it.

You don't know Louis.

You're going to go and spend $5,000 on the shirt because who said that this

motherfucker was worth a thousand.

This is what you see.

This is what you condition to.

So we have to wipe this whole narrative and the way we think on certain

situation on what's hot, what's elevated, what's morally making you progress.

And then we're going to literally find ourselves in the better state of mind.

I think that's it takes a generation to do it though, because you think about

those brands you just named with Louis Vuitton or Rolex.

These are brands that have been around for hundreds of years and they've been

able to prosper for hundreds of years.

And then that branding is something that you see and you automatically

attach to being wealthy or you automatically attach to being well off.

You don't have those status symbols amongst us like you think we don't have.

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