It's always weird because people like what do you do and I'm like rapper?

I'm like, is that what I say?

From First Look Media and Pen of Pleas, this is politically reactive. I'm Debbie Kamal Bell.

And I'm God incarnate. Very condibolt.

The show where two comedians, one who has a God complex, try to make sense of politics in America.

Man, I hope we get called public intellectuals after all this. Then victory will be mine.

On today's show, me and Malcolm Gladwell Jr. are talking about activism and hip-hop.

We'll be speaking with Pittsburgh rapper Jazeery X. He came into prominence in 2007 with a song about the Gina 6 in Louisiana.

But they went further. They were starting to grow men for attempting murder for fighting high school.

They was named an example in Gina that white rule and you won't see this for your night in glue.

And if you don't think racism is real, go read the YouTube comments under that video. E-Ix.

In 2010, you created the song, what if the Tea Party was black?

Man, remember we thought that the Tea Party was as bad as it could get?

That was the good old days before.

Will you unequivocally condemn David Duke and say that you don't want his vote or that of other white supremacists in this election?

Well, I have to look at the group. I mean, I don't know what groups you're talking about. You wouldn't want me to condemn a group that I don't know nothing about. I have to look.

Okay, I mean, I'm just talking about David Duke and the cooklucks playing here, but...

Man, that clip never gets old unless he becomes president.

Today we'll talk to Gisiri about the history of conscious rap music and the times when rap was mostly silent on social issues.

We'll also talk about the responsibilities and the challenges that come with being labeled a socially conscious rapper.

Man, I bet Gisiri doesn't get invited to any of the good parties.

He's a narc.

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