I think one of the worst things you can do, especially to a young person, is to convince them that they're some kind of victim and that the world is against them and that they're oppressed, especially if that's not actually true.

Because I believe that whatever lens you view the world through is going to be your reality.

Hey, hand, welcome. This is the Ben Shapiro Show Sunday special. I'm excited to welcome to the show, Independent Rapper, host of Real Talk with Zubi podcast, the author of Strong Advice, Zubi's Guide to Fitness for everybody. If you didn't know, it's Zubi. Zubi, thanks so much for stopping by, dude. Really appreciate it. Thanks a lot, man. I'm happy to be here.

Well, the first I had seen of any of your work, obviously, it wasn't rap, because as we will discuss, I have some differences with you on rap, and I'm going to have you convince me that I really ought to listen to more rap. But the first I was aware of you was when you cut that hilarious video that obviously went viral of you breaking every women's weightlifting record in the UK in one session basically while identifying as a woman.

Now did they, number one, what was the origin of that particular idea?

Number two, did they actually change the books to reflect the fact that as a woman you had now destroyed all of the records?

Okay, so, well, how do I start with this?

So those videos were actually just from some of my random training sessions.

So I didn't actually enter a sanctioned powerlifting meet and officially break the records.

But I had the videos on my phone, and I'd seen a whole bunch of stories popping up on my timeline about transgender women beating biological women in their own sports.

It was happening in athletics and weightlifting, all these kind of things.

So just out of curiosity, I did a Google search just to see what the powerlifting records were

in Britain for females in my own weight class.

And I saw them all and I was like, oh, I can beat these quite comprehensively.

So I just did a search on my phone and I had videos of training clips of me lifting more than those.

So I literally just created that first deadlift tweet.

So it was a video that already existed on my phone.

And it was already on the internet, on my phone. And it was already

on the internet, but without any context except it being from my training session. So I just wrote

that caption. You know, I keep hearing about how biological men have no physical advantage

over women. So watch me destroy the British women's deadlift record without trying. And I really

wasn't trying in that video because that video was about 60 kilos, 100 pounds below my maximum, which

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