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Now, y'all, listen, I feel like we have, if you could stay with my metaphor here, right now, just for the sake of the the metaphor all of y'all black people okay

and we can't just be handing out invitations to the barbecue or if you're on the east coast

to cook out all willy-nilly like you really got to earn them things that's how you dilute the

movement all of a sudden you know you might just see one raisin in that potato salad.

That mac and cheese looking real boxed.

That's a real crafty looking mac and cheese right now.

Now, there's a place for a craft macaroni and cheese, but not at the barbecue.

I don't know.

Is that quinoa over there?

I'm just saying, you can't just be handing this stuff out.

Now, you know, there's a saying among music that, especially with white rappers, that they often return to their first love,

Ica sight, Machine Gun Kelly, or Post Malone, you know, where there's discussions around

how they built their career on the backs of black music and then once they got put on went back home now there

are other people again because again you return to your own culture like m&m he's part of our

culture i don't know what else to tell you like i i think he is he's one of us. If you owe somebody like MC search or third base,

like, and then there's exceptions to the rule, like, your Beastie Boys, if you will, to win

to the point that they've always been what they are. And they made it very clear early. So,

they're not a part of this discussion.

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