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we have returning guests to the show, Freedom Fighting Lyricist, my favorite
hip hop rap artist, the return of Diesel Automatic. How's it going brother,
yo yo? What's up? Brother? Thank you for the for the
intro. Appreciate that really cool intro. That you got. I don't I
don't recall you having that last time I was on Maybe I forgot it.
But the little video intro real real dope, real cool. Thanks dude,
it's been it's been a while since we've chatted. You hit me commented on
one of my photos on Instagram, and I was like, bro, I
gotta get you because I've been thinking about you a lot. Actually, dude,
I've been going back and listening to a lot of your older tracks and
it was really interesting because the other day I was listening to let It Go,
that's like one of my favorite tracks for you, and I'm like,
because I'm going through quite a few things right now, and I was like,
man, I remember that song from you, and I put it on
and I was like, wow, that's the spot so cool because it's also
it's probably it's one of my least lesser political or whatever, you know,
whatever a person might want to call it is just about and that's the thing.
Like, you know, I love the label freedom fighter, lyricist,
revolutionary rapper, what cons or whatever, But to me, like the reality
is I'm just a reality rapper, reality MC, you know, like this
is to me, this is how every MC should be like, you should
just rap about what's real, you know what I mean, It just so
happens that the pole political landscape and freedom and natural rights and liberty, and
it's a huge part of our reality. You know. It's like, how
can these rappers say they're real and they're keeping it real and they neglect ever
talking about one of the biggest parts of parts of reality. Right. So,
but a lot of people I think oftentimes also kind of pigeonholed me into
that as like you know, or they prefer which I get everyone has preferences,
and that's perfectly fine, but you know, some might pigeonhole me into
that conscious, revolutionary whatever type of artists. Right. And then when I've
even had people when I make stuff that's like let it Go, that's just
about life and dealing with emotional elements of life and trauma and heartbreak and learning
to let go of things that no longer serve us. You know, I've
had not maybe with that song necessarily, but other songs similar I've had people
be like, oh, well, if this is been revolutionary, oh what's
this about? Right? Like bro? And it's funny to me because it's
just like, actually, yes, it is. Actually, yeah, it
really is. I mean, how can we be talking about revolution and evolution
if we don't work on ourselves and better ourselves. And that's what it's always
been, you know, get big on them from the beginning the movement.
And it wasn't revolution and overthrow the government. It was get big on them,
grow evolved, growing mentally, spiritually. So I'm always probably more so
than when people not that I don't appreciate it when people love the like political
and but when somebody tells me, like a song like let It Go is
one of their favorites or their favorite, that kind of it kind of means
more to me in a way than when it's something that you know, is
more politically charged, so to speak. So that's dope, man, Thank
you for sharing that. Yeah, And it was interesting because when I listened
to it a couple of days ago, you then posted it on your community
tab of your page. We were like, we were connecting minds, we
were getting supermicity, dude. But yeah, I like that comment about like
Rappers because another one of my favorite songs of yours. And we're going to
get into some of your your newer music as well. But I think it's
important for people to realize how long you've been doing this and and the things
that you've done. You've been doing it for a really really long time.
And one of my favorite songs is this is a Diss because really exposes the
entire rap industry in like one like three minute song. I mean, I
think it's a little over three minutes, but it's mind blowing. I listened
to that one every once in a while because it's like such a it's like
a heavy hitter and you're just like going off with all these rappers and I'm
like, holy crap, this is like this is it? Yeah? Bro,
Yeah, it's funny, that's all. That's what it's almost. Yeah,
it's about ten years now since since that one dropped. It's definitely the
video. I believe the music video has closed to three hundred thousand views on
YouTube, so it's it's it's actually one of my more popular ones. And
yeah, bro, I mean that's something I don't I don't so much as
more it's been anymore kind of take these shots at the rappers and things.
It's just not that it's not relevant or that it doesn't matter. But I
don't know, I just kind of prefer to focus my energy elsewhere. But
I definitely for a long time, I was one of the only only rappers
even speaking. It's funny now because now all this stuff is coming out about
Diddy and all these exposing these and I even see people talking about, yeah,
jay Z is next, he We're gonna expose and I'm just like,
man, when I was doing it, people hated me so hard for it,
bro, Like it's some of the biggest hate I've gotten, actually,
funnily enough, is from the fans, the idle worshipers of these rappers.
Because then I have the more recent one cultural resistance where I'm firing shots at
jay Z, Drake, Rick Ross, and of course Eminem, and that's
the one that, right, bro, that's the one, like whoa I
mean in his It's funny because his fans just proved my point, you know,
Like all I ever, all I said about Eminem is that he just
talks rubbish, like he's not really saying anything positive. He just perpetuates the
same kind of you know, small minded negativity. He's not really doing anything
to give back to the culture, he's not really adding anything of value,
and he just kind of perpetuates this in his fans. You know, this
kind of negative. I mean, for God's sakes, the man has one
of the worst most heinous rap lines ever in the history of rap in his
song taking My Ball. I think it's called the song I Canmera. It's
something along those lines. Well, he literally says, he says he's sticking
Tonka trucks up little kids, buttholes, Yeah, it's go look it up
if people don't believe it. He so literally. And this wasn't that long
ago. This was like two thousand and nine ten, which okay, it's
about fifteen years now, but nonetheless, he's almost fifties, so he was
in his thirties. He was a grown man at this time making songs basically
promoting pedophilia some form of child molestation, if anybody were to do that now.
And I'm not with cancel culture and all of that, but there's some
there's an element of it where just how I call rappers out, there's a
good element of calling people out for their yes right that that's the basis of
cancel culture. And it's not a flawed concept in and of itself. It's
not inherently bad. Right to say Hey, you're on some bullshit, bro.
You can't be talking like that, right. But obviously the left has
taken it to a whole extreme where they want to cancel people for every little
insignificant thought that they might have. But this is something a person, a
rapper should not get away with. What other rapper has ever talked about doing
something so heinous to a child sticking a Tonka truck for those who don't know,
that's a toy truck up a little kid's butthole, He says, right,
so, and my, that's these were my This was My grievance with
him is that he just talks this nonsense about killing his wife, about doing
all this crazy stuff. He came out, He didn't. He only got
famous by battling team pop groups. He only got famous because he came out
and battled Britain Spears. It's not even a battle. He just he bullied
them, Britney Spears and backs. You know, I was alive for it.
I wasn't a little kid. I was a grown man when all this
happened, you know what I'm saying. So I know I remember vividly and
then his fans when I made these you know, these songs or statements or
whatever it was. Oh man, they just come and perpetuate exactly what I'm
saying. I bro, I've had even my sister, bless her, you
know, she would come and she would rally with me at times. I
mean this was even before I put the song out of Culture Resistance, which
was only like three four years ago. I mean for years, for a
deck, a good decade, I would post memes or anything talking about rappers,
including Eminem Man. My sister would too, she would have my back.
Fans would come and literally say, shut up, bitch will rape you.
His fans coming on my song about him. Because they there's no picture
of me or anything, they assume I'm black, so they accept shut up,
you know, and it's like, y'all are just proving my point by
your reaction. You're proving and they don't even see it. They don't even
they can't even see that they're proving exactly what I'm saying. This is the
kind of mentality that he perpetuates. And even now, I mean when you're
taking a account that literally he's fifty years old. Maybe not he hasn't maybe
hit fifty yet, but he's up there in his late forties, if not
already fifty, and we don't see much change from him, right, So,
and I'm just using as an example. It's it's not even about eminem
Or because he's He's done a lot of good as well. I'm not gonna
take that away. I mean, anybody who is who is somehow in some
way put out a message, whether it's with his songs like Lose Yourself or
these kind of songs that have some form of positive motivation that have saved lives.
I know, I know for a fact that people have found motivation to
keep living, to keep pushing difficult times. And so you know, it's
like it's like anything in this And this is why I've changed to my my
my perspective on things. In the past, I was just a lot more
vigilant and maybe a lot more stubborn in my way of seeing things, and
it was a little more black and white, whereas now I can also recognize
that he's not he's not an entirely bad or evil person. That's not my
place to judge him as such, right, I mean, I know that
he's saved people's lives through through his music, So how can I really anyone
who has saved another human soul in some way, shape or form. How
can I really say, man, you're just an evil scumbag person, right,
I can't really say that. Well, you have a whole album called
Recovery. I believe that's all about. Yeah, yeah, for sure.
But he's always been like he's always been like a leftist and in this political
views, you're always he had that big freestyle rap against Trump in like two
thousand and yeahs, and even before that Bush he spoke out against against Bush.
But back you know, he was. It's funny like because he's told
his beginning of his career he was supposed to be controversial in this kind of
like freedom, freedom of speech. Yeah, like so you know, but
anyway, it's just using him as an example of kind of and I mean
the point still stands, of course. It's not many things could be true
at once, you know. And this is kind of the where I've maybe
matured or just grown into more of a position of viewing things on a spectrum
and not not being so rigid and viewing things is so black and white,
and that multiple things could be true. So, I mean, it's true
that he is a grown man. Shouldn't be talking about, you know,
sticking things up kids, buttholes, and he shouldn't be, you know,
talking a lot of the nonsense that he talks and perpetuating. No, none
of these rappers should, especially the own men, the guys that aren't grown
men. They shouldn't keep their living in the suburbs. They're rich, they
haven't stepped a foot in the ghetto and god knows how long, but they
still talk about killing people and selling drugs. It's just like, stop it,
man, come on, let's stop like, let's let's cut it out
right. But on the on the other end of the spectrum, I know
that they also a lot of them also do a lot of good and a
lot of people find a lot of value in some of their more positive material,
and a lot of them give back to their communities and whatever it might
be. Right. So, and I've never really take an approach with these
rappers to judge them on a deep level, to condemn them as people.
That's never really been my shtick. But I could see how people would misinterpret
that where I was coming from, especially you know, my delivery is rather
what people perceive as aggressive, you know, and it comes off as very
confrontational, so I could I could see how people would get defensive. And
also idle worship is very powerful thing in people, Like there's people. I
mean, I have fans, like my fans that I would interact personally that
stop being my fans because I dissed Eminem. It's like, Bro, you
don't even know Eminem. I talk to you, I communicate with you,
like how are you right? People? People will people peopling. It's an
interesting phenomenon. Yeah, it's really wild. And how you can do one
thing and then people will just stop listening to everything that you've done. It's
like it erases everything that you did before, everything that you're gonna do after.
But there's so much rap music that if I were to listen to dude
that I feel like that I'm one percent just losing brainsaws. Yeah, when
I'm at the gym, I'm like twenty one Savage or like some of the
dumbass rappers are playing dude, Like I literally feel like I'm getting dumber.
Yeah, it's like ruining my brain, Like it's taking away little brain cells.
I'm like, what is this? Yeah it is I will. I
mean it's like food, you know, that's that's the main thing. That's
the main thing I and maybe I, you know, I think my not
I won't, I won't say mistake. I did nothing wrong and it was
effective. I mean, obviously it got all these songs have gotten a lot
of views and gotten a lot of people who love them and rally behind them.
But I think it's more like I was using rappers just to make a
point that I don't necessary. And that's why I don't really do it anymore
because I don't need to pick on these into any individual rappers to make the
point that it's simply just a matter of consumption what we consume. We have
to be conscious of what we consume. It's like food. It's like the
food that we consume, right if we want to be healthy and whatever it
might be and vital and energetic. Now I could have a you know,
I'm vegan obviously, as you know, and you know if people don't know,
but I can have a plant based, you know, a beyond burger.
As you know, there's all this hysteria. It's like, oh,
it's all this chemicals, okay, so what so what is what is a
burger from McDonald's. What's the difference right, it's trash. It's all trash,
any processed food. But I can have it once in a while,
no big deal. I can listen to twenty one Savage at the gym for
three minutes out of my day and it's not going to destroy my brain completely.
It's not gonna have any real impact because I counter it with the rest
of my diet being healthy, with the rest of what I consume in my
mind being healthy. Right, So this is the point. But the truth
is that most people, just like food, they're consuming all processed crap and
they suffer because of it. And same with music and any form of media.
They're consuming all this mindless negativity, detrimental whatever it is. I mean,
even on social media, even if maybe it's not even negative, like
this negative, mindless rap and about killing people and all this, you know,
glorified violence and crime or But I mean, how many people consume a
steady mental diet of victimhood philosophy that's just as harmful, maybe more harmful than
anything else, right, just consuming all these things that affirm their belief that
they're a victim, that they can't get ahead in life because of the system,
because of I mean myself included for a stretch of time, right,
all the government, all the governments holding me back even with my music.
Ah, nobody wants to hear this kind of music. It's too real for
people like you know, I'm being censored up and sure all of that has
an element of truth to it, but again, many things can be true
simultaneously. So, yeah, there's a true in the three dimensional world.
Well there's the truth. Yes, I have been censored, probably more than
most artists. I mean, you know, crazy levels of censorship on all
platforms. But then there's also the deeper level that if I stay stuck on
that and that's what I focus on, it's just going to continue to perpetuate
that in my reality. Come reality. That's it, right, So and
it was, man, it was just keeping me down. It was keeping
me Even if it doesn't even if it doesn't, even if changing your mind
and what you focus on doesn't instantly automatically change your entire reality and things just
start shifting and everything starts going in your favor. At the very least,
it's gonna not make you a depressed, victim, mindset douchebag like. You're
gonna be a happy person. You're gonna get over it. You're gonna be
fine with whatever it is, right, So no matter what, man,
I you know, I had to for a long time, bro, I
was just so consumed with all the doom and gloom and all the negativity,
and I tried to you know, I was still a relatively positive person,
you know, I don't. I don't think I ever came across as like
a victim or negative or you know. I still did. My still grew
and still, but at a very slow pace because every step I took forward,
I was taking five step back, five steps backwards, because my mind
was constantly bogged down with the weight of the world of Oh man, the
government, all everything sucks, all we're doomed. Oh people suck. Look
at these people. They can't they don't even get what I'm saying. They're
so stupid. What's wrong with people? They can't even see, you know,
they can't even understand basic concepts. They hate me, They hate me
for just speaking the truth. What's wrong with people? People will never accept
this. Oh, I'll never get ahead with this kind of music because people
aren't ready for it. And all they want pop, they want just all
limiting beliefs, all of still a victim mindset, all negativity, all bullshit,
and really it wasn't up until twenty twenty after Corona. That was my
last like real like down depression victim mentality kind of. And that's from that
came Let It Go. That was a big actually therapeutic song for me,
and letting go of all of the bullshit and just really making taking a firm
stance and saying, I'm just I'm not gonna let any external circumstances dictate what
goes on within me, and in doing so, I'm going to ultimately control
the external circumstances of my life because the reality is that's freedom. We can't
sit up here and talk about freedom. You know, it's funny. I
mean me, me, I don't have to say anybody else. I was
a perfect example of you know, freedom, And don't get me wrong,
you can We could see you could do whatever you want. We could say
it. It's all fine. There's room and space for everything in this world
and this reality. Everybody can do anything right. But for me, I,
I you know, I recognize that for myself. For Lise, it's
a bit silly now in retrospect, like sure, okay, I'm talking about
freedom in the three D in the material world, like freedom of government,
you know, getting liberating all people and from all the laws and all the
injustice and the oppression. But here I am, I'm a slave to my
own negative thoughts. I can't even free myself from myself. How dare I?
How dare I speak of freedom like and it's true until we liberate.
And I knew this. I knew this intellectually. I mean from the beginning,
that's what get Big on Them is about growing and expanding, freeing ourselves
internally. And I knew it intellectually. But I just lost my way because
I became so immersed in the material world, so overwhelmed with and I understandably
so, Man, I walked a very lonely road, bro form many from
most of my time just being here by myself doing all of this, trying
to fight every battle online, trying to have every debate, trying to change
every fucking person's mind, trying to do take all the weight of the world
on myself, bro to change every single person and everything I could, right,
So it's understandable why get super Bro. I had multiple I had multiple
existential crisises Bro. I had multiple like that's why I would just go offline,
like months at a time, I would just leave everything, abandon it
at all, don't care, go offline, forget all it is. You
know, multiple times I wanted to quit, just what's the point why am
I doing? I mean Funeral, my song Funeral, that's another one that
came from Corona, which was really the embodiment of those feelings of like,
what the fuck is the point this is? This is just people don't get
it. We're doomed, right, But do you remember whenever I spit that
entire song to you. Yeah, And that's why it's Yeah, it's so
relatable. You know, anybody can relate to this that his, but you
know, all to different levels. And so for me, it just became
this thing that for my sake, for my own sanity, for my own
well being, for and for the cause, because I couldn't I wouldn't be
able to keep going on like that, you know, up and down this
roller coaster and just trying to take so much weight on myself basically being a
martyr essentially, like you know, not in a physical sense, but you
know, sacrificing my own wellbeing and everything just to try to change people,
you know, in essence, which doesn't even need to be done. It's
not my job, it's not my role, you know. So now it's
I have a much more, I think, a better approach to it.
And it all comes from that mental place. Just focusing on the positives so
to speak, which I don't even like that word so much. I use
it just because it kind of you know, encompasses everything, but basically just
shifting the focus into all the great things in the world. And it's made
a big difference. Man, The material world has changed drastically around me since
then, you know, more things coming into play, more health, more
wealth, abundance, happiness, prosperity, all the good things. So you
know, yeah, it's about taking over that internal struggle because I feel like
that's what you're describing right now, is that spiritual internal struggle and seeing it
one way of it then feeling a different way and getting over that internal struggle
is very difficult thing to do, yeah, big time. Yeah, But
I think it's also necessary, you know, I think it's the necessary process
of you know, being forged by the fire so to speak, you know,
creating a diamond from the pressure and the heat you know, and maybe
it's not necessary. Well, it's probably not if a person could learn from
those who have had to experience it that way. Me I had to.
I didn't have anybody to teach me. I didn't have anybody to guide me.
I didn't have anybody to necessarily steer me in the right direction and say,
hey, brother, you don't have to save the world this, you
don't have to do activism like this. You don't have to. You know,
I was always the one at the forefront and with all my friends,
with my family, with the movement, with everything, it was me.
Everybody was looking to me to lead them, you know, in the right
in that in the right direction, like how do we do this thing right?
So and especially I mean now there's so much more also information on online
audio books, books, just wisdom of the ancients and all these things,
where that not so much. I mean, you know, when I started
on nearly fifteen years ago, there was, but not quite like now.
You know, all the information and the helpful, beneficial stuff is much more
readily available. So but nonetheless, it was it was what I needed.
It was what I needed for my own growth, and I'm grateful for I
wouldn't have it any any other way. And also, I mean some of
my some of my best music came from, you know, the depths of
that hell that I that I had to traverse for many years. So I
think the key is because what I do with social media, like I just
post and I get off, right, Yeah, if I'm on Instagram,
I post a photo, a meme or promoting my show on my other Instagram
count and then I just get off, Dude. I have no business being
on there scrolling for hours and hours. And another thing is is also like
reading the comments on things, like there's some things that, yeah, you
want to interact with your audience on, but there's other things where you know
that there's going to be some backlash and some kind of hate throwing your way
that you just don't even look at it, you don't even read it,
because that really does bring bring down your energy, dude. Like whenever you
get a negative comment, dude, like it takes you from top to bottom.
Like really, it's interesting too, because one little negative comment amongst a
ship ton of really good, empowering comments still does the exact same thing.
And what I've realized that's what those they they do that on purpose it's done
for a reason. It is to bring down the morale. It is to
let you sink to sink you try and sink you to the bottom. And
there's been several times where like I'll which I have a TikTok page, and
but I just post clips from my show on there from a completely separate phone
from again, I don't have it on my actual phone that I use.
And and uh there's I get comments on there every day of like like shit
talkers and like ship pat. So it's really taught taught me to like not
like buy into the negative comments. I kind of just let it really just
slide off my back. I'm just like, yeah, whatever, it is,
what it is. It's just the freaking Internet, these people, you
know whatever. Yeah, absolutely, brother, I know, man, I
even before you even discovered me. I'm sure. I mean, bro,
I was. That's why I know. I was so heavy online in the
comments that scrolling. I didn't I didn't care to scroll because I had my
own platforms and I was posting and I had specially Facebook, bro, Like
I was, so I was popping on Facebook, bro. Like when before
they flipped it up with the ads, before ads even came into play when
it was just a natural algorithm. Like to this day, I have over
ten thousand fans on my fan page, and I mean, and it's kind
of been that the same amount. It hasn't grown much since like two thousand
eleven twelve when I first kind of started, like I just had a big
boom out the gates on Facebook and man, I mean, and then Instagram
as well. The profile that I'm on Instagram. Now I have thirteen point
six K. I was up to nearly twenty five K on that on that
account up all the way up until about twenty seventeen, I think was the
time when Facebook bought it and changed it and you know, Zuckerberg hit it
on me twice man, with the algorithm switched. So but I just was
so deep into now I just would reply to every comment, every message.
I was. I was with all the smoke. Oh you want to you
want to debate, let's go, you wanna pop shit, let's go.
I was with it all right, like part of me enjoyed it. But
it it you know what it was with what it is with I made.
I made this. I came to this conclusion recently. Actually is that because
now they don't it doesn't bother me so much, not nearly as much as
as it used to, right, because the thing that what it was,
it'd be a cumulative effect of all the comments, not not any not trolls
or I never cared if somebody was like, man, you suck, this
music sucks. Don't care. That to me is just ridiculous. I know
I'm objectively dope at rapping, Like that's just anybody who says otherwise, you're
just hating or throw it. I know I'm objectively great at it from a
technical skills standpoint, musically right. To me, it was always the what
got me was the people within the like in the truth conscious supposedly that wouldn't
couldn't seem to understand these basic fundamental principles of actual freedom and liberty, and
where they thought they were smarter than me, and thought they and then when
it comes to debate, they don't even know how to debate. And as
soon as I you know, I'm I'm debate, I'm going I'm everything you
say, I'm gonna pick it apart. Oh this point, I'm gonna rebuttal
it. I'm going to refute it this right, I'm like a classic debate,
debate per debater, right, and they just automatically ad hominem deflection,
all all the tactics as soon as they so, and dealing with this over
and over again. And these people who were supposed to be who would claim
that they're conscious and revolutionary in this, and dealing with them and and all
the what I perceived as ignorance and just total you know, closed mindedness from
them. The cumulivid effect of it really became is what got to me.
It made me so disheartened, Like, damn if the people who are supposed
to be within this movement and are supposed to be conscious and don't even get
it, we're doomed. We are fucking doomed. That's what I've found.
That's what I found out is the people in the community are the your worst
enemy. That's really who it is. They're they're really there to uh.
They claim that they're open minded and that they're that they're consciously aware and all
that, when they're really not. It's you. I've dealt with this with
the UFO community a lot. They're like the some of the most toxic people
in any community, like the flat earthers. They're right on par with the
flat earthers. I would really honestly like to converse and with a fundamentalist Christian
over some of these uh wacktards in the UFO community. Like, it's unbelievable,
dude, when those people don't whenever they're attacking you and they're supposed to
be a part of this community and they're in therefore like transparency and like figuring
out what actually is going on, and when it turns out they don't really
want any of that and then want to stay in their little echo chamber of
thoughts, ideas and beliefs. You know, it's it's unbelievable, dude.
That's what I've found as well. And what I meant by the scrolling was
because scrolling on these social media do you have a Do you have a Twitter?
Yeah? I do? I have a well x now Rights actually my
favorite now platform. It's great, it's a great platform. But what I
meant by like scrolling is like, because normally what gets me in whenever I
comment on somebody's stupid ship, you know what I mean, Like I'll be
like, oh, bro, what do you mean? Like what are you
talking about? And I'll give them like really good points and then like they
just come with some like bullshit I mean, and I'm like, that's what
I mean because whenever I start scrolling, I start wanting to comment on everyone's
stuff exactly, bro. And if if we're being honest, I'm the same
I was, was the same, and that's not that's my issue, that's
my problem. And I corrected that. So now that's why I love X
because it's like it's a lot of it's there's a lot I like that I
can just post as much as I want. Instagram feels limited, like it's
just pictures. I don't want to sit there and post memes all day.
It's just not what I do. I used to nothing wrong with that,
but it's just not what I want to do at this point. Whereas X,
I can I because I'm really like, it's not that I can't fait
have original Obviously, I have many original thoughts and I can just create unprompted.
But I really am good at like feeding off of other people, right,
and what other people say. So I like that you can quote,
you can quote, tweet, respond whatever. But the main shift I've made
is I really really refrain not always. Once in a while I will partake
in some form of what might be perceived as criticism of something somebody posts,
or some type of rebuttal to something or but even when I do, I
always try to acknowledge the person making the point, like, Okay, I
feel where you're coming from. I see where you're coming from. I get
it, you know what I'm saying. However, I view things differently,
you know what I mean, because it's important because I know I don't like
it if somebody comes in and just right away, without any acknowledgment of anything
I've said, just dive straight into men. This is stupid. This is
good, good, good good, right, So I always try to do
it at least do that, But I try to not do that as much
as possible. I really try to, just because I want with X,
with all social media, but X is really the only platform that I use
like actively, where you know, Instagram, I make my posts pretty much.
I just post once a day, maybe not even that, and then
go reply to the comments and that's pretty much it. So X is where
I'm actually like, I mean, even today, I've probably already tweeted like
twenty times today, you know what I'm saying, Like, I'll just be
on there, you know, in my in my spare time, in between
time, whatever, and I really, yeah, I really just want it
to be a enjoyable experience. So I look just to spread as much positivity
as possible because that's what I want to see, right again, it's it's
no different than you know, creating our own reality, and I want it
to be a pleasant, enjoyable, positive time. So that's kind of what
I try to spread. I try to like as much stuff as I and
actually, if somebody really wants to reprogram their mind, and I found X
to actually be a very valuable tool because any you could really any social media,
but because something I had to catch about myself is I'm a I'm a
critical thinker, right, And that's good. Of course we want to be
critical thinkers. But like anything, everything is a spectrum, right, So
even good and bad something is can only be good up to a certain point
until it starts to come back around to the to the spectrum of bad.
So critical thinking is great to a point. But when my mind is constantly
I programmed it over the years to look to criticize everything, my mind is
immediate looking to disprove, looking to see where are the flaws in their argument.
It's not good. It's not good because then what it does is it
perpetuates my own thoughts that that's what everybody is gonna do. So it keeps
me, even in a state of fear, you could say, to even
really express myself and speak, I'll still do it. I never refrained from
it. But that's where it's like, Okay, I post something now,
oh, I'm sure people are gonna criticize and poke at it, and because
that's what I would do, That's what I would do. It's true,
Like really everything is just a projection of our own thoughts and our own behavior,
you know what I'm saying. So now I've caught myself and I really
try to refrain. If I don't have something good to say, something nice
to say, something of what I feel is pure value and intent, then
I'll just refrain from it. Like I'm not gonna That's why, Like I'm
not gonna be on there taking shots at rappers and saying this. You won't
see me. Really, I barely will even talk anything about government or anything
related to that. Like mainly I'm on there just liking people's stuff, showing
love, you know, throwing my two cents in, and I think again,
going back to the original point, the delivery is very important, right,
delivery is so so important, and we take it for granted. And
social media, I mean, there's a buffer, for God's sakes, we
can stop and we can really think about how do I want to respond or
how do I want to convey this message? Right, So we should stop
and think, this isn't just some bot that I'm responding to, or it's
a human being. And regardless of what that what I feel about their opinion
or whatever it is that they posted, it's a human being. And how
would I like somebody who might not see things the way that I see?
How would I them to approach me? And trust? Nobody is gonna take
nicely, kindly, receptively to you just coming in like man, this is
tomb or or even if you don't come in with disrespect, just coming in
straight and voicing your opinion without even acknowledging anything they've said, because no matter
what somebody says, there's probably something of value that we could take away and
acknowledge. And it really you catch more flies with honey, as they say,
or whatever the expression is. And it's true even just first saying,
hey, I see where you're coming from. Fam, I feel where you're
coming from. I get the sentiment. Even just that when they read it
can set the tone for them mentally where they're gonna be way more receptive to
it than if you hadn't even said that simple little bit, right. And
some people, of course won't carry the way. Obviously, there's always gonna
be people who are like, shut up, fuck you, you know,
like whatever, But so me, I just you know, I want to
have an enjoyable time. I want to spread love on all platform. That's
just what I'm on now. Bro In life in general, man Like,
I don't even like the political the government stuff. That's always part of me,
and I'll always make music about that because to me, music is an
expression. It's therapeutic and boom, I go. I write a song,
I record it, and I'm done with it, and I put it away
and I put it out and I let people do what they want. I
don't have to harp on it. I have to sit there thinking about it,
you know, I don't have to sit there and deal with now people's
responses and reactions and replies, and you know I don't. It's just not
part of my reality. And again, I mean I've been there and I've
done that more than most people ever would will or ever should trust me,
you should not even do it ever as much as I have. Like,
it's not, it's just not. We're not built for it. I don't.
And that's what's man. I thought. I was like, no,
I gotta be. I can't be, no punk, I can't have people
being you know, it was all big time. I was afraid. I
was. It was fear of what people would think. Right, what are
what are people gonna think of me as some big you know, freedom fighter,
revolutionary standing up to the government. But I can't even stand up to
their comments and their criticisms. Oh no, no, I have to go.
I have to respond to everybody. I have to debate everybody. Right.
So this is of course insanity because that has nothing to do with freedom
fighting or anything or natural or anything real tangible. It was just my own
fear and complex and of course people's judgment of people's judgments and things of that
nature. But it's insanity because never ever, our brains are not created.
We are not wired to deal with hundreds, thousands, even of people's opinions
and hate and negativity every day. Nobody is made for that. Nobody is
built for that. And I know, man, I'm even surprised that I
endured as much as I did. Bro, Trust I do not exaggerate like
I know I am strong. I know I am I have mental fortitude and
resilience, and I could take a lot because I know people who haven't,
even who experience even a fraction of what I haven't. Damn near had a
nervous breakdown, you know what I'm saying. Like I mean, I was
in the depths, in the pits of it, bro, like where I
would just I would have. I would be consumed by it, have debates
that would go on for weeks because there's the time difference. There's a lag.
You gotta wait for them to reply. You gotta win, sometimes win
two days for a reply. You up in month, They got you up
at three in the morning, checking to see if they insanity. I'd lose
sleepover this shit, bro, I'd lose sleep over it. I wouldn't be
able to fall asleep, Like, no, no, what are they gonna
say? I'm waiting checking my phone? Are they replying? Come on?
Bring it? You know and part of it is that that I have like
this fiery passionate, like competitive nature that especially when I know, like,
Bro, i know I'm about to fuck you up, I know I'm about
to shoot up. But even then, it never nobody. Here's here's all
I gotta say about that is, no one ever conceited a loss, No
one ever conceded my a victory to me. No one ever said, man,
you know what you got me, bro, good job you check.
No. No, if anything, I just alienated people and made people not
like me and probably pushed them even further away from what I had to say.
Whether I was right wrong doesn't matter, you know what I mean.
Yeah, that's right, my friend. Well, speaking of music, we
need to kind of get into that in your newest track, slab Power,
because your newest track it feels like a like almost like a war song,
like a battle cry almost. Yeah. I feel like when you're listening to
it, you think of, like, you know, Mel Gibson in Brave
Heart, like all the troops, you know what I mean? So,
what was the thought process and the idea behind creating the song? Well,
you hit the nail on the head. I mean, it's it is it's
like traditional Slavic folk music that is sampled for the beat, and yeah,
I wanted it like that, you know, it's really like Okay, So
I was born and raised in Chicago. Both my parents are immigrants from former
Yugoslavia. They were born and raised during communism all of that, and while
growing up in America, I didn't really I wasn't too connected to my roots.
Like you know, of course, when you're when you when you're when
your parents are immigrants, you have to be by default, like that's just
the way that it goes when anyone who has immigrant parents growing up in a
foreign country can relate. Like my father would literally say, outside is America.
In here, this ain't America. Let's make that straight. In my
house, it's not America. Right, So, of course it was.
It was, it was still there, but I just didn't relate. I
was hip hop from streets, Chicago City kid, American whatever you want to
call it. Right then I moved. Then I moved here, you know,
as fate would have it. And I've been here for almost twenty years
now, in Montenegro, you know, land of my ancestry, Slavic Slavic
land, and just being here and learning and first connecting with the culture,
learning the language. I didn't even speak the language. I understand stood it,
spoke a little bit, but barely until I came here, learned the
language, solidified myself within the in the here as a as a member of
you know, society and the culture, and and learned about the history and
also most importantly, really experienced because keep in mind, bro I came here
in two thousand and five and the war had just ended in ninety nine,
the war and the falcons in Yugoslavia, that that is shortly removed from the
war. And I really I really felt even even then, I mean,
six years is nothing. You know, anybody like six years is nothing,
you know, It's funny when you're young, six years is like, whoa,
that's super long. Now I'm like, six years, that's nothing,
dude. It's been four years since Corona crap kicked off. Like what six
years? That's nothing? Right? So I got here, there were there
were fucking soldiers out on the corner with with ak's and automatic weapons. And
then in two thousand and six the country had a referendum and they declared it's
in their independence because after the war Montenegro was one was a country under Serbia.
It was Serbia and Montenegro. And then two thousand and six they we
had this big thing, this vote and they declared independence and there was tension
around that, like and there's still to this day there's like all this weird
religious and nationalist tension, you know, the Orthodox Serbian people and the Montenegrins
and the Muslims. And that's still what all the war was based on.
And and then it goes even deeper because all of that. The only reason
there's Muslims here is because the Ottoman Empire was ruling here for hundreds of years
and they brought Islam, you know, not really by the sword, but
still by means of oppression. You know, it was, it was oppressive.
So the way it was was basically like like they did with the Covid
vacs, right, it was coercive coercion. It was like, Okay,
we're not forcing you to be Muslim, but hey, if you want to
have a good life, you want to have a better life, if you
want to have these jobs and have some money in this society that we control,
you better take this our religion. Right, So, and I get
it. There's there's a lot of tension because the Orthodox Serbian people they look
back at the at the at the the ancestors who basically sold out their own,
their religion and their culture and everything, right they did. That's that
Hey, we could call it, oh shit, we could call it what
we want, right, But and of course there's extenuating circumstances. I'm not
judging why a person does anything that they do, I get it, but
we can still say objectively that is the definition of selling out, Like,
Okay, damn, they're not going to kill me or anything, but just
so I can have a better life, I'm going to forfeit my religion,
my beliefs, my nationality, and I'm going to take that of my apps.
Right. So, but of course then that later just came to all
this hatred and it was played on by you know, of course people in
power, and then of course America got involved NATO all these things. Right,
So there's this whole history of oppression with the Ottoman rule and then with
the that led to the war here and all the insanity that took place.
But even before that, slav the word slave, can't they it was has
been appropriated slav does not mean. That's why I made in the song Slava
Slav means glory. But because we were subjugated by the Spaniards and by Northern
Africans ironically, right Africans, you know, enslaving white people. Oh what
a shock must be shocking to the black people. And I've had black people
online, of course tell me in the past, Oh, you can't,
you shouldn't talk. You can't talk about slavery. It's crazy that they even
want to take ownership over it and over the word, because we Slavs,
if anyone has the right, we do. But we rejected. We were
quick to be like, Nope, that shit does not slav does not mean
slave. Don't get it twisted, don't get it misconstrued. We ain't no
fucking slaves over here. Nope. Right, so y'all could have that.
I don't even care, But don't tell me I can't talk about it.
Learn your fucking history, because the whole Transatlantic slave trade was based on the
subjugation of Slavic people, initially thousand years before the African people were subjugated.
Right, so we have and as a people we've never aside from okay,
now, in modern history someone could say Russian and what's taken place. Let's
not get into that. But historically we've never invaded, We've never oppressed anyone.
All we've has been oppressed, benevated, been conquered, and fought for
freedom and fought to defend our land vigorously. Right, So I take great
pride in that, you know what I'm saying, We're not. We're not
a nation of people who have been rulers and conquerors and subjugated others. Quite
contrary, you know so, And I really see the and this is why
I do know in America like it's undeniable. I see it with my people,
the the even with black people are right. The levels of what systemic
racism and the effects of that structure and the races it has lasting effects.
We we can't deny that either. We can't be disingenuous and say, oh,
it doesn't matter, slavery is over, it doesn't matter, No,
No, it matters. Still there are are, everlast, there are ripples
that are still felt. Now that that now, what is now, how
we go about dealing with that is different. You know, I'm not I'm
not saying and here petitioning the Turks saying hey, come give us reparations for
what you did. Right, I'm not I'm not hitting up the Spaniards and
the Africans and saying it's your fault, no give me, No, that's
not the point. What all I'm saying is because that would be a victim
mentality, right, you know, and that that's essentially what black people are
doing in America, and I understand that as well. I'm not judging them.
It's a very hard thing to cope with. It's a hard thing to
swallow. It's even on a that's on the macro, even on the micro.
You know, when we as individuals like I know I had, I've
had to heal and overcome from so much mental and emotional subjugation, the thoughts
and the limiting of beliefs that were programmed forcefully in my mind as a child
that I had no saying no, that's there's no difference there, right,
And there's so much resentment that goes into that, and so much emotion that
is like, no, it's your fucking fault, dad, Mom, it's
your fault. Why do I now? It's all have to deal with all
of this shit when you people fucked up. You may you didn't teach me
correctly how to think. Now I have to deal with it, and I
get it. I get it. It's it's hard, it's a hard it's
one of the hardest pills to swallow. But we have to. We have
to to liberate ourselves. That's it to really be free. That's the key
to freedom. Right, So loud power, that's what it's all about.
It's just a cry to unite these people so they understand our history, understand
that we are all the same. And ultimately, anybody who knows me knows
it's power to all people, you know. I certainly is not a cry
to it's not a nationalist cry. It's not a cry of separation and division,
like, oh, we're better than everybody else, We're just going to
rule the world. No, but even uniting all the people of all the
world. Not in the sense of the new world order, not oh,
let's all just forget about city and culture and borders and everything. No,
no, no, but uniting in the sense of let's all love each other
and respect each other's differences, and let's all still be civilized and be peaceful
and abide by natural laws and not infringe upon each other's natural rights. Right,
that's all that really means. But it all starts. We got to
start small. We can't just start overnight. So to me, logically,
you want to start uniting your community, uniting your localized, uniting your nation.
So to me, it just it made sense to you know, make
this cry to unite the Slavs in a sense and empower them and let you
know, because we have a big oh we do. Trust me, I'm
an exception because Slavs, Oh, big time victim mentality, big time victim
mentality over here in these parts, brother, and in the Balkans, especially
where the war was in other Slavic nations, like when I go to the
Czech Republic and not so much, but here in former Yugoslavia. Oh,
it's where I live here, big time victim mentality. Everybody. Oh no,
nah, nothing's no good, everything's corrupt. We'll never get ahead.
We can't. We did that that that at so you know, really it's
it's that's where it all came from. Man just wanting to educate and empower
and uplift and and unite as as much as possible. So well, I'm
not a slov but I really enjoyed the song. I felt like I could
do you are behind it? You know, I was maybe you are.
I feel have you ever done a DNA test? Maybe maybe you got some
Slavic blood in you. I'm not gonna do none of that. Twenty three
and me Na Brona, I'm cool, cool, but yeah, no things,
but I'm glad you could find I'm glad you could still find, you
know, some empowerment in it. I think anybody. I think everybody can.
I mean it's not I don't think I. I don't think the lyrics
or anything are necessarily I tried at least to make it like you know,
separatists in a sense like oh we're better than everybody and fuck everybody else.
But yeah, man, well really had the warrior spirit in the song,
Like you feel the warrior spirit moving. Yeah, the song and the stability
and the fighting power and like the fighting nature of all the roles, you
know, And I if anyone, if they can't relate to Slavs, they
can at least relate to what is being talked about in the song. Yeah,
in that force, that spirit that's behind the song and that emotion that
you've put into it. Thank you bro appreciate that. Yeah, it's done
great and cool. Really awesome thing is that it's on the biggest YouTube channel
for this particular niche. It's called Slavic Affairs, And it was so cool
because when I created the song, I had the intention of having the video
put on this channel. You know, I was a long time subscriber to
the channel. I learned a lot from the channel about you know, Slavic
culture and Slavic history. And when I created the song, I was like,
yeah, I got I'm gonna get this. I'm gonna get this on
their channel. You know what I'm saying. I said, this was years
ago, and sure enough, man, here it is, you know,
up on their channel. It's the biggest I believe it's the biggest social media
platform of any kind that is for this particular niche relating to Slavic you know,
Slavic culture. One hundred and sixty five thousand subs so and it's definitely
shown in the difference where you know, I mean, it's already near like
six k, six thousand views, over seven hundred likes on it in not
even a week this day five right now, which those kind of numbers on
my channel I mean unless it's like a bigger track that kind of goes viral,
those kind of numbers could take me mon even a year to get depending
on the song. So really dope. And more importantly though, it's just
you know, the again for me, the experiential evidence of like setting a
mind, setting our mind to something, creating our own reality, setting it,
setting an attention, and taking action to bring it to fruition. And
you know, this is proof of it. Man. Like I had no
connections with the channel. They didn't know who I was at all, right,
they knew nothing about me. And even when I sent the track initially,
the guy who runs it was like, I don't even know if he
listened to the song, And I don't think he even listened to the song
initially, to be honest, because he was just kind of like, yeah,
you know, I don't. I don't upload anybody's content to my channel
other than my own. But he was like, but I can do like
promo for you, you know, like I'll put a I'll do a post
like on Facebook and a YouTube short. And I was like, great,
bro, appreciate that, you know, And then a day or two goes
by and he writes me back, like, man, I've been listening to
this song and it's it's unreal. Bro. He's like, the song is
absolutely amazing. He's like, I want to do the lyric video for you,
and I want to put it on my channel. And I was like,
bingo. You know, didn't even have to ask, didn't even have
to press them, just took things as they were, accepted it and all
it all manifested exactly how I wanted it to, literally, like exactly how
I wanted it to. So what song that you've wrote has taken the longest
to write? Oh? I mean, none of my songs really take long
to write, bro, if I'm being honest, I like, sometimes what
can happen is I'll start coming I'll start writing a song and I'll come up
with the chorus, and then I'll be like, all right, I'll come
back to the verse later, and that could be months later. I've had
I've had certain songs it could be years later, right, Like, I've
had songs where literally I've come up with a chorus and I've forgotten about it
because I'm on to the next one, you know, And then I'll go
back. I'll be going through my files and I'll find this and I'll be
like, oh, snap, I got this trag like yo, I got
this song. I forgot about this, right, But I don't really count
that obviously. I'm not going to say, now, oh, it took
me years to write it, it didn't, because actually, if I when
I sit down and when I focus and I lock in on creating a song
from start to finish, I mean, it only takes me a day,
usually not even a full day, usually just a few hours. It doesn't
take me long because I mean, bro, I've just been doing it for
so long. I mean, my my my own knowledge of my self and
my abilities and my skill and how I craft things, and all the knowledge
is in my brain already. I don't need to go research things necessarily.
I don't need to go look things up. All I need to do is
tap into my own wealth of information, figure out what I want to talk
about, mess around with the wording, figure out how I'm gonna word it.
I don't even write my lyrics. I'm pretty sure I've told you that
before. I don't actually write lyrics. I just create them and either memorize
them as I go, or just go straight into my studio. Here in
my apartment and just record as I create them. So I mean most of
the times, not just writing most of the time. Bro, I have
the whole song done in a matter of days, writing recording everything a day
two days. Now, the whole process takes maybe a week because after I
do record it, then I have to mix it, master it, and
that's a con that's the longest process. Actually, the thing that takes the
longest is the fine tuning, the actual rough work of just coming up with
a verse and recording it. That's the easiest, quickest part. But then
what I do is I listen to the song after I've mixed it, you
know, the first mix. I listen to it over and over again,
Like I'm just I have it on repeat while I'm working out, while I'm
doing whatever I'm doing. I'm listening to it, but I'm listening to it
with a critical ear. I'm listening to it for maybe. Usually rarely do
I change lyrics or anything, but it happens. It could happen where I
Usually it'll never be like, oh I got to change this whole line,
but sometimes it could be something as little as I don't like, I don't
want to say and right there. I want to you know, I'm gonna
say instead, I'm gonna say but or you know, it could just be
something so little and trivial to most people, but to me, you know,
I gotta change it. So but really, what I'm listening to is
for the mix, for little things like, oh, maybe I could drop
the beat right there. You know, maybe I could add a little effect
right there, or tweak this sound, or add something. That's the stuff
that takes the longest. That's when it becomes out a drawn out process that
could even be weeks before I actually really fine tune it and have this.
That's the production, right So people think people say, oh, I'm a
producer. No you're not, You're a beat maker. There's a difference,
right, I make beats, but I also produce. That's production hearing every
little thing. Oh, let me add something right here, let me add
a little vocal sample, let me drop the beat right here, let me
do something different with the high hats right here, let me tweak this and
do that. And that process of producing the track can Yeah, it can
take a week, can take days only sometimes could take weeks. Sometimes it
all depends. But that's the that's the part that takes substantially longer, the
writing and recording. That's easy, breezy to me. Bro, that's nothing
that's like, that's that's nature to me, not second nature. That's just
nature to me. Nothing. Can you do that with other things other than
because you just said you basically write everything in your head? Can you do
other things other than like lyrics like or can you memorize other things just as
well? Yeah? I could, because it's really just the process of repetition,
you know. So my mind clings up grabs onto things faster maybe than
most people through it's still it's gotta be through repetition. I don't have necessarily
like a photographic memory or you know that type where I could just hear something
once and remember it. Or but let's say, if if I a number,
write a phone number, I would still have to repeat it in my
mind three, four or five times. But because I've I've practiced, I've
trained my mind to memorize things through repetition quicker, I could probably still memorize
it faster than the average person can. Even if even if another person repeats
it as many times as I do, I'll probably memorize it quicker than they
do. You know what I'm saying that if that makes sense, just because
it's a muscle, it's just it's just training it. You know, it's
not anything necessarily like you know, like photographic memory, where it's like some
genetic things, some inherent ability. It's justly and honestly, it's mainly it
is mainly just with rhymes because my brain is like, bro, I mean
what, I started doing this when I you know, not rapping. I
started rapping when I was like thirteen, but I started memorizing my rhymes and
not writing them when I was like eighteen. Bro. So most of my
rap career, so to speak, most of my I've been I've been doing
this. So like my brain is really really hardwired to like song, I
could, Oh, I'm a I'm like a machine for memorizing songs, not
just my own. Like I could hear a song one time and I'll and
I'll memorize, you know, maybe not the whole song, but I'll get
a good part of the lyrics. Like and even to this day, you
know, my sister or whoever will be like, how do you remember that?
Like I'll just randomly bust out of some obscure song the lyrics to some
random song from the eighties that you know, most people have probably forgotten about.
Like it's just kind of how I've wired my brain, but primarily with
music and lyrics. I think you should write a UFO song, dude,
so popular right now? Dude, Now that's something I would have to dig
into and research because I'm not really that you know, I'm not really that
up on it like that. You know, it's not something that i've ever
really aside from, you know, just the basic general kind of information that
most people have, And the only thing I've ever really alluded to is like
in New World Disorder talking about false flag potential of you know, false flag
alien attacks and things of that nature. Which and that's why it seems like
I get why I could totally see how you when you said it's like a
cesspool of just craziness in that UFO community, because it seems like one of
those topics that like, how does anybody really have any definitive proof or evidence
of anything? It just seems all over the space, Like I mean,
the government could easily create them and put them out as false flags. It
could be illusions, it could be people's hallucinations, it could be real,
it could be interdimensional beings and not necessarily space aliens. I mean, there's
so many possibilities, and how do you really even know what is what or
differentiate? Like I'm I'm afraid I wouldn't even want to dive into those waters.
Bro, some murky waters. Brother, it is And you're totally right.
There is no concrete evidence. There's no concrete proof, but you know,
maybe do maybe do one like uh they do? Like a parent.
Have you ever had a paranormal experience? What do you How would you define
a paranormal experience Something that happens is unexplainable, you don't know how it happened.
Uh, well not quite. I mean I've had things in my life
happen, life would unfold, and things that seem like miracles and things,
but now I have more of an understanding of why they happen, so I
wouldn't really consider them paranormal. And actually, the way I view things is
I don't really believe in paranormal or supernatural. I just think everything is part
of the natural universe, but we just don't know what it is. We
just don't know how to explain it, to define it. But I don't
think anything can exist out even food. Like when people say, oh,
it's not natural, the food's not natural, I get it. I mean,
okay, it's chemicals in this But anything within this universe is part of
the natural universe. Nothing can be inorganic that is within this universe. Where
did it come from? It's all part of this universe. It's all still
part of this earth. Oh well, man created it. No, they
didn't they What did they create it from? Did they just create it out
of thin air? No? They created it from elements that exist in the
natural universe. So, you know, I view things differently. I get
it. I don't want to be like so pedantic about wording of stuff.
So I get what people mean by paranormal and supernatural. But for me,
you know, it's all natural and it's all normal. It just we don't
know how to describe it and explain it, and we don't fully understand it
right, And we've put a label on it to try and categorize it into
some kind of category that people can understand. That's what it is. With
a lot of things, everything almost like that, we've just attached labels onto
it in order for people to describe it. In some fashion, absolutely,
you know, And I mean it's so easy to even prove this just by
looking at we're what we're on right now, this technology that we're on.
I mean literally one hundred years ago, people would have thought it was witchcraft,
sorcery. People would have been burned at the stake for shit like this.
They'd be like, what is that? What is that? That's not
natural? That? What is that? Right? But in time, we
learn, we learn new and this is what science is for, right,
And this is why any all these you know, scientific zealots who anybody who
claims that any science is the final, absolute science should not be trusted.
Don't ever trust that person, because that is the antithesis of science. You
know. Science is meant to constantly be discovering, and it's a process of
discovering and using old discoveries to find new discoveries and disprove. The greatest thing
any scientists can do is disprove existing science, because that's a breakthrough, that's
a new discovery. That's what we want to do. No science is final,
into only the only science that could be final, which won't even ever
happen, really, I don't think is if we find the absolute ultimate,
the absolute, ultimate reality of all things? What is everything? Exactly?
Where did it come from? How did was it created? What is God?
Essentially? What is the creed? What is everything? You must in
order for any science to be absolute, we must know that the absolute of
everything, and that won't happen, and if it does, it certainly ain't.
Now, So all this, you know, science is the absolute.
No, science is constantly proving itself wrong. And all we have to do
is look at history and look that science is taking what once upon a time
scientists themselves would have said, that is that, that is unscientific, that's
which craft, that's black magic. It's now what we consider the height of
science and technology. So it's as simple as that. You know, nobody
should ever and I can't believe even that so many and I don't I don't
know, I don't know what to believe. I don't know whether I don't
know if scientists, and these so called scientists can really be that dumb and
lacks lack that much of understanding of their own supposed field of expertise to where
they could possibly make a claim that, no, the science is absolute,
it's objectively true, or if they're just straight shills and just paid off by
big pharma. I think the latter because I just can't I can't imagine that
somebody who studied science and went to school and did all these things could really
have that poor of understanding what science actually is. Maybe I give people too
much of a benefit of a doubt, you know, for their for their
intellectual capacity, but it befuddles me, like really, yeah, it is
really wild. And you know, I tend to believe that the universe is
always changing and always evolving, so and that puts everything in motion to where
it's always changing and always evolving. But people want to take well, let's
take the example of like science. They want to make it to where it's
like finite and this is it, this is But then ten years later that
thing that was that happened ten years previously has now been disproving. But the
thing that's there's been enough time that's lapsed in between that first science thing and
then the new science thing that people no longer care about what happened ten years
before. That's good. Yeah, yeah, I mean, and we saw
this wasn't even a conversation. That's what's wild. Like before twenty twenty,
before COVID, like everybody kind of I felt. I feel like at least
people knew, like, okay, yeah, science is just science. We
you know, it's a process. We learned, we discover new things,
and all of a sudden, here come these vaccines and no, oh no,
this is the science. Trust the science. It's one hundred percent.
It's absolute. If you don't, if you don't take this vaccine, you're
anti science. You don't, you don't believe in science. Like bro,
it was really insane. It was insane, really a crazy, awesome time
to awesome time to be alive, man. You know, no, really,
I don't even say that facetiously, like I'm really grateful for everything that
happened, honestly, like it was such a transformative period from me personally,
and I think for the world, man, Like, I really do think
that. I'm of the mindset, though, that everything that happens happens from
my own benefit and for the benefit of all of humanity. I don't think
that anything, because I look at things from the big picture, you know,
I look at things as the grand observer of all things, with no
you know, limited concept of time and this small minded, this ego mind
that we have where even our concept of how things should unfold and how things
should go and what is good and bad is really just we can only most
people can only envision it within the spectrum and the scope of their own life
and the own and the timeline of their life, maybe ninety years, one
hundred years, something like that, right, people can't tend to not be
able to see beyond that and the bigger picture. So for me, in
my own life, it's been proven time and again that even the worst of
the words things that have happened to me, literally life and death situations,
just absolute disasters and tragedies and the hardest of hard times and traumas and horrible
experiences, have ultimately led to be some best things in my life. They
led to the best things. They led to so much good and so much
transformation and so much positivity. And I see that on the grand spectrum of
humanity as well. And I don't and I don't see any different with COVID,
with everything that happened, or with anything else. And that's not to
be insensitive to the people that did suffer greatly and lost jobs and careers and
lives and so on and so forth. But hey, that's that's part of
it. That's just part of life. That's you know, that's just how
the game goes. I mean, you know, I'm not I empathize and
I feel for it, and I and I will always try my best to
fight for people's rights to you know, their natural rights to be free and
to live. And but I'm also not gonna you know, be stuck in
the bigihood of their own, of the of the pity party. For those
who have had misfortunes. I mean we've all had them to some degree.
But again because when we do that, we're stuck in the small picture.
Right, We're all gonna die. We're all gonna die. It's all gonna
pass. Our time is gonna pass, it doesn't matter. What matters is
the big picture. And ultimately, in the big picture, all of it
is gonna be in our benefit. It's all gonna lead to the awakening that
we want it. Already it has and people want it now. Everybody wants
things in their own time frame. Everybody wants things when they want it.
People are so impatient. And what I say is be humble, you know,
be humble, oh ye of little faith, fear not, oh ye
of little faith and be humble. Humble is not some you know, people
often think humble is like this, this external egotistical thing based on how you
your appearance and how you carry yourself. No, it can be. But
really to be humble is to just acknowledge that you can possibly We can't possibly,
even in our most even in the highest intellect, even in the highest
intelligence of the human mind, we cannot possibly know pinpoint accurately all the infinite
possibilities and ways that life can go and that reality can go, and how
things can play out. God can only do that. The Ultimate, the
all, the creator of all. That's some dude that's sitting on a cloud
shooting, you know, lightning bolts and judging us and sending us to hell.
But the actual, real, be one and only God and creator of
all that is, at least from my perspective and my innerstanding. So to
humble myself means how could I possibly sit here and say, oh, yeah,
oh this is bad, this is bad all this ain't good, This
ain't gonna lead to nothing good, this is horrible. I can't say that
now. The only reason I could even say it's going to lead to something
good is because of my own experiential knowledge, because everything in my life has
and when I look around look throughout the age of the humanity, it has
done the same for humanity. Yeah, we've had hardships and hard times and
steps backwards, but from when I look at the bigger picture, hey man,
we've still made We've still made it. We're still I think people have
this weird, you know, delusion, this nostalgic delusion that times in the
past were better than now. I see it all the time. I've seen
it recently. Oh the yeah, you know, the eighties and nineties were
the best generation, says who. In the eighties and nineties, they were
saying the same thing about the forties and fifties. Bro, Everybody nostalgia as
nostalgia and romanticizes their era. Let's be real, We're living in the best
time yet period. We have all this information, we have all these people
that are awake, that are spreading the message. We may not agree with
them all, some may be in it for different reasons motives. Who cares.
This is by far the best, the best time. Humanity has gone
up and up and up and will continue to do so. And it's all
because of the struggles and the trials and the tribulations that have propelled us and
projected us and sent us on this path, and COVID is one of those,
and it'll continue to be that way, man, And I know that
eventually we will triumph and we will overcome, and we will do away with
you know, I don't think there will ever be, you know, some
utopia where there's no wrongdoers or what we might perceive as evil, But it's
balanced as long as the scales aren't tipped. Right now, the scales are
so far tipped to the side of darkness and of you know, deceit and
treachery and what we might perceive as evil. So as long as the scales
are either balanced or tipped in the favor of light, of positivity, so
to speak, then we're good. You know. Then it's okay. Even
if there's some people that are off their rocker and just can't figure it out
and are just not going to be great people, that's all right. As
long as those people aren't controlling the world and the means of resources and life
for everybody else, then it's fine, will be okay. But though is
that people need to step back and realize that we've done that to ourselves.
It's humans that are doing this to other humans. This isn't some super ultramegous
secretive group, this isn't extraterrestrials. This isn't the Luminati, this isn't it's
not reptilians and deep underground military basis. It's literally humans doing it to other
humans. And now they propagate the mythology that it's some sort of mystical outside
oriconic force, but to cover up the crimes that they are currently doing and
have been doing, yep, And to keep us afraid, to keep us
afraid and keep us powerless. This is what Colluminati is about. My song
I literally I made this song eleven years ago, and this is exactly what
it's about. Because that's what Tupagin again. Man. People people just love
peopling, bro, People love peopling. Like Tupac literally said, Calluminati because
I'm killing that noise. I'm killing that talk of Illuminati because all it does
is keep us powerless. All it does is keep us trapped. And people
just took it and said, nah, kill the Illuminati. Kill. And
this is why even on that song, I had people like, fuck you
dude, y'all you're you're a chill Nah, you're you're illuminati. Nah,
you bro too. I have the sample of Tupac in his own words at
the beginning, literally saying what it means. And then that's exactly what it's
about. Man, they just want to keep us afraid. They know all
of it's six sixty six. Oh, it's evil, Stale, No it's
not, it's not evil. It's neutral. Numbers are neutral anyway, They're
just symbols. If numbers really meant something inherently, why does all different languages
and cultures have different symbols for numbers. They have no inherent meaning. They're
just symbols. Now they can they certainly can mean something in the in the
sense of like the sacred geometry and the language we use to you know,
understand the universe. Sure, in that context they can mean something, But
otherwise they're just symbols that can mean that mean whatever you want them to mean.
So in in sacred numerology they say six sixty six is very powerful and
a very positive number. Right, And so if anything, I'd be more
inclined to believe that that that the numbers, the symbols of the numbers have
some can can just serve to bring us back to ourselves and the power with
th ourselves. And if anything, that's exactly what the powers that be don't
want us to do. So oh it's evil, Stay away from it,
Stay away from it. It's the mark of the beast, right, whatever
it is, you know, it's all like you said, man, it's
all just to keep us. And I see it all. This is a
big thing now. If I had to, if I had to, if
I had to make a criticism of you know, the truth movement nowadays,
and it's not a bad It's not bad because like I said, I'm just
it's still good because it means that more and more people are being active,
regardless of are they doing the right thing or it's not my place. But
I can also still say that I do believe there's a little now, there's
a lot, maybe even an equal amount from our side of fear mongering ing,
right, I see it all the time. You know, all the
new X disease, it's gonna kill us, all all the Reptilians, all
the Reptilian overlords. We're doomed, doom and gloom fear mongering especially now on
X because X is like so incentivized for engagement for people to reply into.
I mean, it's it's it's now the new thing is it's not clickbait on
X, it's engagement farming. Have you also realized that the community has primarily
turned political, which is really interesting because it's like, well, if the
right and the left are the two sides of the same coin, then shouldn't
we want to like destroy and implode the entire system. But now now it's
just become about this political banter. And I've stayed the political scene, Like,
I don't talk about politics at all on this show. I mean,
people can bring it up and dusk and bring it up, but I don't
really like to engage in it because it's just this division and this uh,
this back and forth between it and someone is always going to have a different
opinion no matter what. But it's just really interesting that the community has taken
this political angle, which from the very beginning is what they've been against.
Yeah, yeah, no, it's the it's it's the it's it's the worst,
bro. And you know what's wold to me is I don't know how
much you might see, but I see a lot of it on X at
least the left and the right seem to be all still united. Right,
the left is in unison on their beliefs and bro still politically Now, Libertarians
are the worst, bro. Libertarians are, Bro, I'm watching them and
they had they just will argue, Oh no, the mice is caucaus and
no Spooner said this, and no I'm an an cap, No, I'm
a a rap trip trap and double chip Trump chocolate fudge and dip dip.
Shut the fuck up. What are job talking about? Bro? How many
names and labels do we need for anarchy and this and that? What are
y'all talking about? It's it's actually crazier than the left and the right.
The Republicans are Republicans. Hey, we're Republicans. We're conservatives. This is
what we believe in. Whatever. Left. Yeah, they're crazy, they
have there, but they're all together. They're all on the same crazy ship.
These libertarians, man, they fight with each other more than they fight
against the powers that be. It's wild, Bro. I don't get it.
I'm in I can't. I mean, I get it. I just
don't want it. I no way, I'm uh huh. That's what it
is. I'm not with any of it. Yeah, it's almost like a
like virtue signaling, like how how more libertarian can I be than? Yeah?
Yeah yeah, And I was like, yeah, got the extremes,
you got the far left extremists, you got the far right extremists, and
then you got the libertarian extremists as well. And I think that it all
needs to go. It all needs to go. I mean, no way
that we can continue into a future with that's beneficial for all of humanity with
this kind of system that's been in place, There's just no way, Like,
the only way that it's going to get there is there some sort of
one world, New World order type of business comes in. That's the only
way it's going to be solved. If the people don't stand up and solve
it themselves. Yep. Yeah. I mean people need to realize in America,
they need to really realize. And this is really the main thing I
talk about nowadays. If I talk about the political system and political parties,
is look up socrates philosophy of demagogaury, because that's what America is. And
when people understand that and see it, even if they believe in democracy,
even if they believe in their party, they're going to understand that it's just
impossible because demagogaery is the ultimate and result of democracy. Where it's it's it,
you can't democracy cannot exist. No, there can be no fair democracy,
no political parties, none of that will matter when people are not equally
educated and equally intelligent on matters of politics. That that's the only way that
a vote can be fair. People think, oh, well I have a
vote. Oh it's a numbers game. Well, we all voted, so
it's all equal. No, you morons, That in and of itself entails
that you are not even fit to vote because you don't even know what it
means to be a qualified voter. Oh I'm a registered voter. No,
the only way an actual democracy can exist. And even then, of course,
like it can only exist if people aren't just born into it. But
if they say, hey, you know what, I understand that a democracy
is still majority rules. Somebody is still not gonna get their way, but
I think it's fair, so I consent to it, right, Fine,
that's what you want to do. And only then if people consent to it
knowing that it's still mob rules and somebody's gonna lose, you ain't gonna have
your freedom, really, but you consent to it? Okay? Even then,
everybody it has to be an even playing field. Everybody has to be
educated properly. There has to be total transparency with the candidates that they're voting
for, for what they're voting for. Everybody has to have access to the
same exact information, all the truth, everything transparent. There can't be no
political games, no campaigning, no smear campaigns, no play on emotion,
none of that. And America is literally the opposite of everything I just said.
It is all emotion based bullshit where nobody even knows what they're voting for,
and Obama was the best is literally you could look up right now countless
numbers of black people saying, I don't know anything about the guy, but
I'm voting for him because he's blacke And how the fuck is that democracy?
How the fuck does your vote matter? When and even the white people were
saying that, even white people absolutely Bro and Trump is the same even now,
Bro Trump, what idle worship emotional? These these white conservative magaheads like
Bro Trump? He literally just recently posted about about how he was so successful
at rolling out the COVID vaccine and Joe Joe Biden wouldn't have done it as
fast as I did. This was just a few days ago. And these
magaheads who supposedly, oh hate the mandates and ah, you're all covid are
you're taking our freedom. That's your hero, that's your fucking hero. And
they'll still think he's a hero. And he's gonna drain the swamp. And
he didn't do anything. He didn't do anything. He filled the swamp with
big pharmer heads and his and and and and weapons heads and Israel lobbyists and
what the heck. It's it's wild, man, it's wild, like people,
people just peopling. Bless them, Bless their little hearts. Man,
they really they need they Hey, everybody just needs God, man, everybody
just needs God. Everybody just needs to find meaning. They need to find
that peace in their hearts, bro and in their mind. Honestly, none
of this is why, none of it even matters. This is why I
don't even care about politics and all this surface. I mean, it's not
that I don't care, but I put so so little emphasis and importance on
it because I know that none of it won't matter. We can have a
revolution tomorrow, We can overthrow the system, and guess what's gonna happen.
People are gonna kill each other. They're gonna fight for control. Other powers
will form and emerge. Snakes will slither away into the grass and then re
emerge once the dust has settled, and once we've done their job of killing
each other off over scraps, over the limited resources that are left in the
wake of the of the of the aftermath and the rubble and the ashes from
the system. That is it's a it's all an illusion. Bro. We
ain't doing anything. We ain't doing nothing. We ain't doing anything. Oh
look at right now? Israel all it is great. I'm not saying people
speak up. Don't get me wrong, of course, life is multifaceted.
Right. Just because I say we're not doing anything doesn't mean we're not doing
anything. And we shouldn't do anything. I know that seems crazy in paradoxical,
do it, talk about it, protest, rob do everything. There's
room and we need everything. But we can't fool ourselves to think that we're
gonna just topple the system and that's all that it takes, and everything's gonna
be hunky dory pech keen. After that. No, it's not because people
are not right within. They're not right within. We have to get right
within. We have to find God, meaning the real God, the source
energy, our consciousness, our love, the peace within us, and understand
that we're all connected. Stop the hate, stop the division. How the
fun can we have a revolution in form and we can't even even live?
Libertarians that are supposed to be for freedom within their own party cannot unite.
How are we supposed to do anything? People? Stop it? We need
to unite. We need to also have an objective moral, a fundamental objective,
fundamental moral baseline. And it's very simple. It's just natural right everyone,
every being's natural right to live freely. That no one has the right
to impede on another sentient beings freedom to exist, to pursue happiness, liberty,
love, and so on and so forth. That's it. That's it.
Anything else you want to do, do it. Experience life. That's
what we're here in this reality for. I'm not here to tell you how
to live your life or what to do, because that would be me impeding
on that natural right. Just don't impede on mine. That's it. People
want to people do whatever, and that we need to. We need to
otherwise. This is why we can't. This is why there's all this debate
and all this insanity, because we haven't. No one has really established just
a simple objective moral baseline we need that. We can't. All morality is
objective and all it's all this and that. No, it's actually not.
Yes, there's aspects of it, and you know, we could say,
okay, well, certain things that someone might consider immoral or really, to
me, it's unethical. There's ethics. Ethics and morals are different. Really
to me. The only objective truth of this reality in this three D is
that is that nobody is qualified because we are all a fract fragment, fractal
of God experiencing God's Self through us. We're all equally created on the most
basic fundamental level. Therefore, no one has the right to play God,
because that's what we do when we steal, when we take what is not
ours, When we impose our force, our will through coercion, through exploition,
through exploitation, through violence, through any means, when we impose our
will on someone else, we are literally playing God. And no one has
the right to do that because no one is God. Only unto themselves.
We are all God's unto ourselves, not unto anyone else. And that is
the objective truth any way you cut it, any way you look at it,
and that's it. As long as we stick to that, it's the
golden rule. Religions have tried to explain it, but then they also come
in with all this other crazy nonsense and all this bullshit that just confuses people
and makes people think that it's all real reality, and it's not. So
we need to establish that basic fundamental, you know, that moral objective truth,
and then just everything be rooted in that and everything will be okay.
Will there still be people who violate that, Yes, But really it's easy.
It's so easy, bro. Do you have a hard time not being
a fucking asshole? I don't. Exactly, I don't, because that's really
all it comes down to. I have no problem with not stealing from people,
not hurting people, not imposing my will upon people, not being violent
to people. I have no issue with that. It feels great. In
fact, it's the easiest thing to do. It makes life so much easier
because I sleep great at night, I have a clear conscience, I don't
have to worry about is things going to come back to me? Are people
going to get me for what I've done? I don't have to worry about
anything. It makes life so much better and so much easier. It's so
simple. But people just want to argue and bigger about all these arbitrary bullshit
rules and laws and this and that and all the well the free market,
oh, Aron cap Oh, but if we don't do the free market,
Spooner said that this is gonna shut up. Who cares? Bro? Are
you a good person? You're not even a good person, and you want
to fucking talk about the socioeconomic careerpercussions of shut up, be a good person?
You moron's fuck b That's perfect, great way to sum it up,
dude. That's it. It's really so simple. And until we're all just
good people, until we abide by that golden rule, we're not gonna see
we're not gonna change anything. We're not going to change anything because again,
we're gonna be collectively on the collect level of collective conciousness, We're gonna be
stuck in a constant state of guilt, of shame, of fear because of
our immoral actions, Because of our immoral actions, because we're people are stealing
or hurting others, are doing all this shit. Even people that everyday,
people that you might otherwise consider good people, they're still they're not. They're
out here rallying and through through through the government, you know, in endorsing
and supporting laws and and things that kill other innocent people and lock away innocent
people, and and they'll champion it and they'll love it. And you're not
a good person. You're acting immorlly, you're contributing to immoral acts, and
we can't. We can't, and from my perspective as a vegan, of
course, because I believe this applies to all sentient beings. You know,
we can't keep slaughtering billions and billions of animals, innocent animals, for our
gluttonous ways. It's not about survival. We need to stop lying to ourselves
about everything. It is not about survival. It's about our own selfish,
gluttonous ways. And we know that everybody knows that. Everyone does. That's
why they get mad at me when I simply say, it's not about your
survival, fam that's not why you're contributing to these animals, these innocent sentient
beings, God's creations being massacred by the billions trillions factory farmed in the worst
conditions. I'm not talking to the Eskimo who has to live off the whale
blubber. I'm not talking to the indigenous people. It's not my place.
I'm talking to you fam, not you writer, instant, but to you
fam whoever you are that goes to the grocery store to buy your factory farmed
meat and animal products. Don't tell me it's about survival. It's not.
And we can't keep living like this. We need to try. We need
to do our best to minimize all that we contribute to that goes against natural
law, that violates natural rights of all sentient beans, plants included plants,
ohls are living plans. Hey hey, hey, again, most of the
plants that are grown on large scale that are crop are fed to the animals
that are then murdered so you can eat them. So when you eat animal
products, you're also destroying far more plant life than a vegan does by just
eating plant life. End of story. That's a dead that's a fucking dead
argument and a dead conversation any way you cut it. Just eating plants and
here I am ten years tell me something I don't know, you can't.
Nobody can tell me about it. Nobody can tell me about it, right,
So, and I don't judge people. I get it, I understand
it. But I also won't allow people to indulge themselves in lies and anees,
because it's not let's be honest. Let's just be honest. You love
how meat tastes, You're addicted to it. You're addicted to the animal products.
I was too. It's hard to give up. Well, let's not
sit up here and act like you you have that. It's not being totally
hypocritical to sit here and demand that, Oh I want my freedom and the
government suppressing me in all, but here you are not even thinking twice about
the sentient beings that we know just want to be free and live life and
have the right to and the plants as well. I don't. I don't
want to kill plants. If I don't, I don't, I'm not going
around just fucking cutting down trees. And we just shouldn't do that either.
Let's try to reduce it, all right, So all of these things,
man, until we really really lock in and and and live righteously. So
to speak, live righteously. You know, it's righteous. You know what's
really really is that have you ever seen a wild cow? Has anyone ever
seen a wild cow? Like? Where do these cows come from? Dude?
Yeah? No, I mean they're pretty much they've all been, you
know, not domesticated. But there are wild I guess you could call them
wild in India because they worship the cow, so they roam freely, and
I guess that is the closest thing you would say to wild, you know
what I mean. But it's just really interesting because you see all the other
wild animals. Really, you can see wild chickens, you can see wild
turkeys. Yeah, there's wild dogs. But never in my life have I
ever seen a wild cow. Which didn't reason that. Yeah, I mean
it's where are these cows coming from? Are they just? Are they breeding
all the cows and they're just I mean for the most part, Yeah,
it's it's they're just bread in perpetuity especially, and it's horrible man in factory
farms. Literally it's they have they're just bread and they're just kept in these
small confinements and they're just milked and milked and artificially inseminated because a lot of
people don't even know a cow can only make milk just like any mammal,
when it's pregnant. So they're artificially inseminated, kept in these horrible conditions,
have no freedom, don't even see the light of day, most of them,
all of them really in factory farms, only through a window maybe if
they're lucky enough to have a window. In these horrible places, they're kept
and they're kept pregnant. They give birth, but they're the calf is taken
immediately, the calf is deprived of the mother's milk. It's ultimately slaughtered and
used as and sold off as veal. And it's just a perpetual, this
never ending cycle of hell essentially for these poor creatures, and that anybody in
their right mind that is not that's being genuine, could say that that's some
type of natural cycle of life and that I'm a predator, I'm a carnivore.
Oh, fam come on again. I don't judge people, I get
it, but I can't accept people being totally ignorant to the fact and totally
ignoring the facts and just lying lying to themselves. You can't lie to me
because I know the truth. You lying to yourself. Man, if you
think that that is normal and okay and not a violation of natural rights.
Like, hey, man, you want to be out there, Look anybody,
I ain't even tell if a person even look, I ain't with it
me. I don't. I don't want any I don't want to use any
animals. I don't need to. I don't feel the need to. But
even somebody, Hey, if they're off the grid, right, and they
have cows, they keep cows for the milk, they keep chickens and whatever,
and that's how they live. And they're off the grid, and they're
not going to the supermarket every damn day and buying this crap. Hey,
I ain't. Who am I to say anything about that? Because these are
the straw man arguments that people always use against veganism. Oh well, I'll
I hunt. No, you don't shut up all of a sudden, everybody's
a hunter in the wilderness. Shut up. No, you're not stop it.
Oh indigenous, you're not indigenous. Stop eskimos. Oh you're not an
Eskimo. Oh but what if you were on a deserted island. But listen,
if we're on a deserted island. You better hope you're not with me,
because I'll eat you before you eat me. How about that, motherfucker.
If it's survival, I don't give a fuck. We ain't talking about
that. Stop the straw man, the imaginary bullshit. Stick to what is
your life and the real world, and be honest with yourself. If you're
in a stranded island, you're got way more problems than real Yeah, real
talk. If you're in the West, if you're in the first world,
you're shopping, you're grocery shopping. You're buying factory farmed animal products that are
a violation of those sentient beings rights, natural rights, and that are also
contributing to far more plant life destruction because people, oh soil, Oh you
vegans in your soil. First of all, let's be let's let's let's look
at things logically, right. Okay, I don't know the exact number of
vegans in the world, but I know this fact that vegans are such a
small minority of the world, that non vegans eat massively, way more amounts
of all produce than vegans do because the vegan amount is so tiny. In
fact, there's statistics that will show that vegan restaurants or places like Burger King,
for example, that provide vegan options. Guess who primarily buys those vegan
options non vegans. Guess why? Because there's so many more non vegans than
vegans that even the non vegans who just casually occasionally want a vegan option far
outweigh the amount of vegans. So who the fuck is eating all of this
grain and all of this soy and all of these vegetables that they blame vegans
for eating. It's not vegans, it's not We're such a small minority.
So and then on top of that, the meat eaters, Oh, the
vegetables you eat, Oh, so y'all only eat y'all are strictly Atkins diet.
All you ever eat is meat and animals. You don't eat no vegetables,
y'all are still eating vegetables. On top of the meat that is factory
farmed, where those animals are fed, that hunt, where thousand million billions
of tons of grain of primarily gmo soy and corn, the very thing that
these anti vegans and rally against. Oh, it's all gmo cor What the
fuck do you think those cows were eating that are in your burger that you
went and bought from fucking McDonald's and from the local supermarket. What do you
think they were fed? Bro? It's so it's wild, like there's this
really no no way around it. And that's that's why people when people get
backed into a corner, when they when they know that they've lost and they're
backed into a corner, they usually tend to only do one thing, try
to squirm. They will fuck you all shut oh, you're all that,
every other you know, ad homin and every other method they could use to
get themselves out of that corner. Because really, when you break it down,
and it's very simple. Again, I'm not saying that a person has
to be perfect. It's not about perfection. And this is the this is
what vegans. I don't even care about veganism. Fuck veganism, bro.
I'm a natural lawyer. I'm about natural rights for all sentient and all life,
including plants. Again, I don't care about veganism. Fuck veganism.
Fuck that movement. They're corny, they're lame, they suck anyways, they
don't even know what they're talking about. They made it about environment, and
they made it about fucking health and all this who cares. You could be
perfectly healthy as a non vegan, So vegans, shut up. Non vegans
can be perfectly healthy, healthier than a lot of you vegans. You know.
Environment that's that's what I'll admit. I I never made it a focal
point, but I alluded to things about veganism being better for the environment in
the past. And I'll and I'll say I was wrong. That was that
was that was just me being misguided and not being fully you know now I
know that the whole environmental thing is nonsense. So vegans make the mistake of,
you know, making this extreme stance on it where it's all or nothing,
like no, you can't ever eat any meat or I don't say no
it's okay. Just do the best you can. Be honest with yourself.
You know you don't have to be eating all that meat and all that You
know you don't have to. You know it's not right, So just stop.
Do the best you can, reduce it, eat eat more fruits and
vegetables. Just do the best you can, you know what I'm saying.
Like it doesn't have to be all crazy about anything, honestly, Like almost
seems like a cult in some aspects of it. Well, yeah, of
course. I mean, look, brother, anything that any form of any
form of belief can seem like a cult to those who don't believe in it.
You know, it's that simple. Any for any political party, cultish,
religion, cultish, anything could seem like a cult. So it's not
even really a fair thing to say, right, because that's often used to
a discredit veganism, like, oh it seems cultish, Well, what the
fuck is a religion? I see it more as like, well, if
they're seeing something that you can't do, like okay, well you can't eat
any kind of meat, you can't eat do any kind of animal products.
Like that's like the parameters of a cult. And that's not me saying that
that I don't like vegans. I've been pescatarian for eight years now. Yeah,
no, I get it, But like I seem it seems very uh
you know, cultish in that way that there's things that you just one hundred
percent can't do or you were banished or you were from the group. Well
I'm particular about words. So cult automatically, for something to be a cult,
there has to be a leader, a cult leader, someone who defines
the parameters and sets it in stones. So by default, veganism can't be
a cult because there's no cult leader, right. Religion is far more culty.
You have priests and these popes and who you know, take these leadership
stances and who brainwash their followers, and we've seen it over and over.
So there's no set leader of veganism. In fact, the foremost kind of
at the forefront at least who created the definition vegan society, The definition itself
doesn't say that at all, you know, now, I think the better
way to express what you're trying to express would to say that vegans, certain
vegans, maybe even most vegans, come across as culty, come across as
cult leaders, as if they're trying to be cult leaders, because what they're
trying to do is in fact, redefine what it means to be vegan and
create their own following of vegans, because the actual definition of veganism is just
to as far as possible and practicable, reduce our consumption of animal products and
the contribution to the use of animals in anything as far as possible and practicable.
And who defines what is possible and practicable the individual? I can't necessarily
I can to a degree. I could say, hey, listen, I
mean it's really it's very possible for everybody to not eat any animal products,
because I'm living proof of that, so I can say it's possible in general,
But I don't know everybody's individual circumstances, not just in the three D,
but the circumstances within themselves. You know, I understand that food is
an addiction. I understand that people have trauma bonds with food and all types
of issues that go on to food and reasons why maybe it's not actually quite
possible for them to leave all animal products behind. You get what I'm saying.
So I'm much more obviously understanding and I take more of the actual definition
of veganism. So but I do I know the sentiment. I'm just a
stickler for words, right, Like I don't because it is, it's it's
and I'm not saying you're doing it. But so often people use that like
oh, it's a cult just to discredit something where it's like, bro,
you don't even know what a cult is. Don't even use that word.
You don't even know what a cult is. It Veganism is a cult.
Who's the cult? Leader. I said cult ish, no, no,
And I know that's why I'm not saying you brother, don't get me again.
But I've experienced many people who say, oh, it's a cult.
It's a you could right now if you go and look it up. Look
up veganism as a cult. I guarantee you'll find many videos, many posts,
as many as you want. Right So it's to those people that I
say, who's the David Koresh of veganism, Then show me because I don't
know, but I think you know what you're saying is true. And that's
my point is that you have these groups of vegans, and maybe even the
majority of them who and I get it, it's from a well intended place,
like they feel so passionately about it. They see the animals suffering,
they recognize that the animals have natural rights, and they equate it to like,
well, you wouldn't tell a person to not not kill only kill other
people once in a while, that it's okay if they only kill other people
once in a while. And I get it. It's not a false equivalency
because for anyone who truly believes in natural rights and that all sentient beings and
all life have the equal right to live in freedom. Then it's not a
false equivalency, it's an actual, legitimate equivalency. But just because it's a
fair equivalency and it makes sense and it's right, it's correct objectively doesn't mean
that people are going to be receptive to it. So we have to ask
ourselves often. I know, I do do I want to be right or
do I want to reach people and make a difference. And most vegans they
just want to be right. They want to be right. They feel so
passionately about it. I get it. I was there, I've been there,
I'd done that. But I think ultimately it's doing a disservice to the
greater cause, to the cause of freedom, liberation for animals, for the
natural rights of animals, you know again, because people take vegans take this
extreme approach where no, you can't have any animals, you're a murder.
All this all this stuff right, and really, I mean most people are
just like, WHOA, y'all are fucking crazy. I ain't with all that,
you know, And I get it, I get it. It doesn't
mean that they're right or wrong or it, but it is what it is.
You know, what I'm saying. So for me, mainly, I
found, especially now is ten years vegan, that the best form of activism
is me just being me. You know, I'm the breaker of stereotypes.
Like nobody, whoever meets me I tell him I'm vegan, They're like,
really the fuck, Like, so right away, you know, I shift
people's paradigm. Most people think vegans are going to be scrawny, hippie type
dudes or whatever, and you know, I'm the antithesis of that. So
you know, and then of course that's the stereotype that needs to be broken
as well. Just because you don't meat products doesn't mean that you're like a
leftist and that you're a liberal and all that. Because when I tell people
that I'm a pescatarian, I've been pescatarian for a really long time, They're
like, oh, what do you use, so they automatically assign me in
ideology and no, like, that's a really strange thing. And some of
the one of my really good friends is also vegan, and he's like,
he's the opposite of what people would think of vegan actually is in the same
with you as well. So I feel like that that labeling, that assertion
that you know, people that don't eat meat or the people that you only
eat fish as a source of meat or anything like that, they're they all
automatically get this ideology thrown onto them that they're this left leaning liberal like we'll
see like pansy, Yeah, that's not the way that it is. It's
really strange. It is really strange. Yeah, yeah, I mean it's
no different than like if I advocate for the right to self defense and to
bear arms people right away, Oh you conservative, you right wing conservative?
Like, And that's the thing, you know, when you're consistent, you
know, these parties, a broken clock is right twice a day, right,
So, both liberals and conservative have good ideas. They have good ideas.
They have good things and bad things, probably more bad things, but
they have good ideas. Right. So, but when you're consistent and you're
down the middle and you're just consistent in freedom, you know. And that's
that's the thing. That's why I don't when as it pertains to veganism,
I don't even like to. I'll still use the word, the term vegan
just because it relates to people and it's easier than you know, really explaining
what it actually is. Because to me again, it's not I don't care
about veganism. Fuck, veganism does not matter to me. What matters to
me is natural rights for all living things, in particular sentient beings, because
there is a you know, we have to put sentience. If we don't
put sentience first, if we don't give sentience priority, then we're essentially saying,
oh, it's no different if I kill a plant or a human either.
We can't. That's we can't do that. We can't act like there's
not a difference. And that's another thing people try to, Oh, plants
have plans to have life, you get bro. Any sane individual, any
sane human being, knows that there is a huge difference between killing a human
and killing a plant, killing a dog and killing a plant. It's a
huge difference. And if you don't know this difference inherently, if you don't
feel it, then something's wrong with you, my friend, and you should.
Really, those people are the ones that the people that can easily kill
animals most a lot of them, a lot of serial killers. They started
off killing animals easily, no problem, right, So there's a connection there,
and it's just disingenuous. You know, we all know. Now we
could say, oh, well plants have plants do this, then yeah,
they have certain survival mechanisms that may appear to us as like they have feelings
of this way of communicating. And that's great, and plants should be also
respected and not just killed mindlessly. But they don't have a central nervous system,
they don't have the freedom of movement, they don't have sentience. They're
not able to display and show love and affection like we there's a reason why
we love animals for the most part, you know why we feel things for
animals. Why we can look into an animal's eyes and see its pain and
it's suffering because we see ourselves in them, because we see it through the
sentience. And this is just everybody who's being honest and honest about it knows
this, right, So we have to start and I do. I'm not
you know, I certainly still prioritize humans. I mean, I think that's
and a lot of vegans won't. And that's oh no, you know no,
I mean if there's a if there's a burning house and there's a human
baby and a puppy and I gotta choose to save one, I'm choosing the
human baby. Sorry, not sorry, like you know, that's that's just
how it is, that's how it goes. But then if there's a puppy
and an asphericus, I and every other same person is choosing the fucking puppy.
So let's not lie about things. I won't lie. I won't lie
If people, if vegans want to call me species because I'll choose a human
baby over a puppy, so be it. But I'm not gonna lie.
And other and non vegans should not lie either. You do differentiate between plants
and animals. You recognize sentience, You recognize yourself in these animals. So
let's start acting like it, and let's start treating them with the respect that
they deserve because they were granted it by the creator, just as we were.
It a puppy and asparagus. That's a dude. Well, I'm gonna
start a new conspiracy and I'm gonna start seeing cows aren't real, just like
birds aren't real. Cows aren't real people, They're not real. But uh,
these will think so much for coming on. Brothers. Yeah, bro,
having you on my friend always wonderful speaking with you. Can you let
people know where to find you online. I'm going to bring up your YouTube
channel here. Yeah. Absolutely, Oh you're bringing up the YouTube so I
don't have to say it. Well, yeah, go ahead and say it.
Told us about it, okay, Well, just these automatic everywhere just
searched me up on whatever you know search engine, you use the I s
L space automatic as you would normally spell it. I personally, I want
to encourage everybody to follow me on X if you're on X, just because
like it's just where I'm at now and it's where I enjoy and I want
to I want to build up my following more on there, just to be
able to interact with people, and I find it the most enjoyable. So
it's also these automatic Diesel Underscore automatic. But even if you just search the
name as is, you'll find it on X. So yeah, if you're
on X, join me up on their everywhere else too. But honestly,
Facebook, I don't do any I just post. I don't interact at all
on Facebook. YouTube is my main platform for my music as well as Spotify,
where on my YouTube videos i'll interact in the comments. You know,
when I drop a new song, I'll you know, maybe the first hour
or two after it drops I'll interact with because usually it's like my my hardcore
fans that are in there early before all the trolls get in and stuff.
Right But Instagram, I'm I'm I'm Instagram second place after X right now,
And funnily enough, X is my smallest following. I'm not even I haven't
even broken two thousand followers on X, whereas everywhere else I have ten k
plus. But it's just the most enjoyable to me right now, and I
found you know, say what we want about elon Musk, don't care,
but I definitely think it's better than it was is Twitter. I also,
I've paid to get verified for the certain benefits like being able to well.
Actually, one of the main things I reason I paid, and I will
say it's made a big difference, is no limit on characters so that I
could just type freely. It makes a huge difference. Man, I used
to I would start typing something out on X and just stop and be like,
I'm not doing a whole thread and have it forget this now it's great.
And also verification I've known bro I've gained like I was stuck on when
it was Twitter. I was stuck on like one thousand, eight hundred something
followers for years, literally years, And since I got verified, bro,
I've gained like I think maybe like sixty seventy new followers in a very short
period of time. So there's definitely benefits to it. I would recommend.
I ain't even trying to be like an ex salesperson or nothing, but I
think right now it's the best and it's only going to improve. Like they're
talking about making it a uh this is good for you too, writer,
like a video sharing platform to rival YouTube. Also, if they're they're probably
gonna end up becoming a streaming service. Like Elon Musk is really good trying
to make it the all in one everything social media platform, and I don't
doubt that he will. So right now, it's new, it's early.
I think it's a good time for people to get in on it, man.
So if anything, if you're on it, come follow me and be
dope to link up with people on there. So yeah, cool, brother,
Do you hit you with the follow? So you got another follower plus
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