CAITLIN CLARK KEEPS BEING CRUSHED BY BLACK WOMEN AND IT’S BECAUSE OF RACIST CAUCASIANS. WNBA ESPN

Summary

In this transcript, the creator dives into a heated critique about racial dynamics surrounding Caucasian and African American athletes, particularly in basketball. The speaker discusses societal misrepresentations, highlighting how Caucasian athletes like Caitlin Clark are often promoted as the face of leagues historically dominated by African American talent. They argue that African Americans' contributions are essential across various sectors, including sports and beyond, yet consistently underappreciated and overshadowed by racist narratives. The critique extends to broader cultural and historical narratives, urging for a recognition of the essential, though often uncredited, black contributions to global culture and power structures.

Highlights

• Caitlin Clark is often promoted as a flagship player in predominantly African American leagues, raising concerns around racial bias. 🏆
• Black athletes in the WNBA contribute significantly to the sport yet face challenges in recognition compared to their white counterparts. 🌟
• African American cultural contributions are crucial in shaping sports, fashion, music, and more, with their impact often minimized. ✊🏿
• The speaker calls out systemic racial dynamics and historical injustices contributing to these prevailing issues. 🚨

Key Takeaways

• The misrepresentation of white athletes as the face of leagues dominated by black athletes is a recurring issue. 🙄
• Black athletes and their contributions to sports are frequently underappreciated and overshadowed by inflated narratives around Caucasian athletes. 🏀
• Historical and cultural contributions of Africans and African Americans are pivotal but often go unrecognized or discredited. 💡
• There's an ongoing need to address and correct racial biases in sports and media portrayals. 📢

Overview

The transcript opens with a strong rebuke of the racial dynamics prevalent in sports today, particularly focusing on basketball and the media's role in perpetuating stereotypes. The creator argues that while Caucasian players like Caitlin Clark are spotlighted, it is the black talent that truly propels these leagues forward. There's a call to action for more recognition and respect for African American achievements. 🏀

Throughout the critique, the speaker highlights how societal narratives have consistently marginalized black achievements in favor of myths glorifying Caucasian accomplishments. This includes media representation, historical contributions, and cultural impacts, notably within sports and entertainment. 📰

In concluding, the creator calls for an ongoing conversation and rectification of the systemic biases that pervade sports and media. The emphasis remains on acknowledging and celebrating the true architects behind these achievements and dismantling outdated and harmful racial stereotypes. 🗣️

Chapters

• 00:00 - 00:30: Introduction The chapter titled 'Introduction' discusses the recurring issue of racism, specifically focusing on the challenges posed by some individuals who continue to hold and act on racist attitudes. The narrator expresses frustration over the unchanging nature of these attitudes and the continuous effort required to counteract them.
• 00:30 - 01:30: Racist Imagery and White Supremacy in Sports The chapter discusses the persistence of racist imagery and white supremacy in sports. It describes how certain individuals and organizations, such as Yahoo, use negative and regressive depictions of Black and white athletes. The language conveys a sense of frustration and anger over these continuing issues, highlighting them as a detrimental 'disease' afflicting the sports world and society at large.
• 01:30 - 03:00: Caitlin Clark and the Idolization of White Athletes The chapter discusses issues of racial identity and perception in sports, focusing on the idolization of white athletes such as Caitlin Clark. It critiques the ways in which society elevates certain racial groups over others and examines the prejudice embedded in such idolization.
• 03:00 - 04:00: The Role of Black Athletes in Dominating Sports The chapter discusses the misconception and societal biases associated with racial identity, focusing on the symbolism of the color 'white' in relation to purity. It challenges the idea that Caucasians are truly 'white' in color by comparing their skin tone to a white piece of paper, emphasizing the inaccuracy of such representations. The conversation also touches on the topic of individuals who exploit racial identities, particularly highlighting the role of biracial black individuals in this dynamic.
• 04:00 - 05:00: The Misconceptions of Racial Superiority in Sports The chapter titled 'The Misconceptions of Racial Superiority in Sports' explores the false narratives around racial superiority within the sports domain. It criticizes individuals like Daniel and Robin Lundberg who perpetuate misconceptions and cultural appropriation—particularly through the lens of racial identity and historical inaccuracies. The chapter argues against the myth of racial superiority by highlighting that such beliefs are a form of reviving racism. It emphasizes that these actions are a misrepresentation of facts, particularly in how racial identities and roles are understood and portrayed.
• 05:00 - 06:00: Propaganda and the Undermining of Black Success The chapter discusses the societal perceptions and biases surrounding athletes, focusing on Caitlyn Clark as a figure used by some as a representation of 'white hope' against black success. It highlights the perception of needing to use suppression methods to feel superior to black individuals, particularly in athletics.
• 06:00 - 07:00: Racist Narratives and Historical Injustices The chapter titled 'Racist Narratives and Historical Injustices' explores the systemic barriers and injustices faced by people of color. The discussion highlights how certain societal fields, particularly sports, remain areas where these minority groups have excelled despite efforts to suppress their progress. It underscores a persistent narrative of racial inequity and the ongoing struggle for fair recognition and opportunity.
• 07:00 - 08:00: Cultural Appropriation in Sports and Society The chapter discusses the concept of cultural appropriation within sports and society, focusing on the way certain individuals are elevated or highlighted in the media. The conversation specifically mentions Caitlyn Clark, a sports figure who is seen as symbolically representing a dominant cultural group's aspirations and values. The chapter critiques this phenomenon, suggesting that individuals like Caitlyn are promoted not necessarily for their sporting capabilities alone but also for fulfilling a cultural narrative desired by the majority. This includes implications for sports attendance, merchandise sales, and television ratings as figures are chosen to resonate with the majority culture.
• 08:00 - 09:00: Systemic Racism and Its Impact This chapter discusses the concept of systemic racism by using the example of racial representation and dynamics in sports leagues. It points out that while a majority of the United States population is Caucasian, this demographic majority does not necessarily translate into dominance or preservation in certain cultural or athletic domains, such as professional sports. The argument touches on how numerical majority (demographically) contrasts with representation and influence within specific areas, suggesting a subtle form of systemic racial dynamics.
• 09:00 - 10:00: Challenging Racist Stereotypes and Misrepresentations The chapter discusses the challenges of confronting racist stereotypes and misrepresentations. It highlights how attempts to portray Caucasians as superior to Africans often backfire and lead to public embarrassment. Examples include incidents involving Alexis Morris, Carson, and Angel Reese at LSU, which ended up highlighting the strength and superiority of Africans rather than the intended narrative. The chapter emphasizes the resilience and dignity of African individuals in the face of such racism.
• 10:00 - 11:00: Black Influence in Everyday Life The chapter titled 'Black Influence in Everyday Life' touches upon racial dynamics and the stereotypes perpetuated in society. It criticizes the racial motivations behind some Caucasian individuals' reactions to certain events, particularly highlighting how some viewed competitive scenarios as racial conflicts. The narrative reveals that despite attempts to undermine black individuals, they have continually succeeded and proven their value and excellence in various contexts. This section prominently features the triumph and resilience of black people, celebrating figures such as a 'golden African queen', indicative of the broader theme of black influence and achievement.
• 11:00 - 12:00: Breaking Down Racial Barriers The chapter titled 'Breaking Down Racial Barriers' features a powerful message of empowerment and triumph over adversity. It highlights Staley and others such as Camila Cardoso, Raven Hollywood Johnson, and Brie Hall, who have broken through barriers and succeeded despite challenges. It celebrates African and brown communities, metaphorically described as golden, chocolate, bronze, and copper people, as integral and vibrant parts of the earth and sky, symbolizing resilience and strength in overcoming obstacles and achieving dreams.
• 12:00 - 13:00: Historical Contributions of Black People The chapter discusses the significant contributions and achievements of Black individuals, particularly highlighting the challenges they've overcome. It emphasizes the success of Black women in fields often dominated by others, using Candace Parker's achievements in basketball as a prime example. She is celebrated as a 'black goddess' and a 'golden goddess' for her pioneering accomplishments as both MVP and Rookie of the Year in the WNBA, symbolizing the resilience and talent of Black people despite historical and ongoing adversities.
• 13:00 - 13:30: Conclusion The chapter titled 'Conclusion' seems to revolve around a basketball championship where a player named Schula, described as a 'beautiful brown goddess' or 'African goddess,' achieves victory and is awarded the finals MVP. The narrative has a triumphal tone, emphasizing Schula's skill and impact as she leads her team to win, metaphorically putting her adversaries 'in the dirt' and 'back into the grave,' showcasing her dominance on the court.

CAITLIN CLARK KEEPS BEING CRUSHED BY BLACK WOMEN AND IT’S BECAUSE OF RACIST CAUCASIANS. WNBA ESPN Transcription

• 00:00 - 00:30 Okay. So, didn't want to do this, but I have to do this. You got racist Caucasians and they just never seem to learn. They just never ever seem to learn. You got to keep beating them back down. You got to keep stomping them into the grave yet
• 00:30 - 01:00 again. They just don't seem to learn. You know, it's like they're a disease. They really are. They're a disease. A a flatout disease to all people on Earth. And so you got the out of shape obese black white sports dude. Also, you got some racist people working for Yahoo who used the horrible image of Sher Soups, so on purpose. And you got him
• 01:00 - 01:30 using it for his thumbnail, trying to clown this beautiful African-American woman, this legend. Um, then using Stephanie White's last name, white and I bet you she's mad that Stephanie's last name is white, even though there's no such thing as white people. You're pale. You have no color. You're not the actual color of a white t-shirt. Just hold it next to your skin. I know you like to use the color of
• 01:30 - 02:00 white to represent yourself because the definition is supposed to be purity and there's really nothing pure about you unless you're a newborn baby or a toddler. Okay? So, you're not white. You're not the color of a white piece of paper. Hold it next to your skin. You'll see for yourself. Okay. So, I wanted to clear that up. And we're also seeing some black grifters, especially biracial black
• 02:00 - 02:30 grifters like Daniel podcast. We're also seeing some white caucasian people cosplay as Jews like Robin Lundberg. The real Hebrews were brown, not pale, Caucasian European descent. So, these are all cosplay Jews. These are all people feeling and flexing and and trying to raise racism from the from the dead. And they see Caitlyn Clark as
• 02:30 - 03:00 their great white hope. They see Caitlyn Clark as their grand wizard to beat down black women to look to Caitlyn Clark is their opportunity to look superior to black people because they can't beat brown chocolate golden bronze people in athletics or really any field unless they use heavy suppression methods and tactics to prevent African
• 03:00 - 03:30 people from advancing. and it and nine times out of ten it's always unfair, right? It's always injust injustices. And so that's just sort of what it is. And so one of the main fields they can't beat brown people at um is in sports. They just can't do it. They can't do it. Okay. And so this is like one of their last fields that they want to conquer because
• 03:30 - 04:00 they can't conquer our people in sports. And Caitlyn Clark gives them that hope now because America is 70% Caucasian. Obviously Caitlyn Clark being propped up as their new grand wizard, their great white hope, she's going to sell out a lot of games. She's going to sell a lot of merchandise. She's going to get ratings when they decide she's the one that we want to prop up. They
• 04:00 - 04:30 have the numbers. 70% of the United States population is Caucasian. So, they have the numbers, right? But what they can't do is save her on the court. You see, you have the numbers to say a white face runs this league or a pale face runs this league because you have the numbers, the ratings, the merchandise sales, fans in the seats, fans on the road. So, you could put a pale face on the league on
• 04:30 - 05:00 that front, but when it comes in between the lines, you can't do it right. And every time you try your racism BS to make Caucasians look superior to Africans, it blows up in your face every time. It happened at LSU with Alexis Morris and Carson and Angel Reese. It blew up in your face. You look real stupid. And then this beautiful golden African queen is pointing to a ring finger in your
• 05:00 - 05:30 face. And all of you racist Caucasians who only watched because it was black versus white. You look stupid. You lost and we beat you back down into the ground. So then the next season you said, "Oh, we're going to do it this time. We're going to do it this time. We're going to put black people in their place." And then God humbled you again and let a golden African queen, Don
• 05:30 - 06:00 Staley and Camila Cardoso and Raven Hollywood Johnson and Brie Hall and you name it. They all crushed you and killed your little dreams. They killed your little dreams. And so once again the golden goddesses, the brown people, the chocolate people, you understand the African people, the golden people, the the bronze copper people, the soil of this earth, right? The color of the sky in
• 06:00 - 06:30 which you could see the stars and the moon and the planets, that color destroyed you and killed your hopes and dreams. So we beat you dumb stupid races back into the grave. So then you said, "Well, surely she could do it in the WNBA. She's going to win MVP." Okay, so you can't beat the black goddess, the golden goddess, Candace Parker, MVP and rookie of the year. You
• 06:30 - 07:00 can't do it, right? Schula should win a championship at this beautiful beautiful brown goddess, African goddess John Cor put you in the dirt along with her teammates and she did win finals MVP, beat you back into the grave. So you just So now you're flexing. It's a new
• 07:00 - 07:30 season. You're feeling race racially horny again. And so you get dumb stupid people like black white sports who never learned his lesson. He never learns his racist lesson. You get the sellouts like the little biracial sellout Ben Daniel. He the cosplaying Jew Robin Lungberg. The little dirty snake Rachel Deita. Okay. The little dirty Brazilian
• 07:30 - 08:00 snake Roselina. the sellout African chick, Adrian. Like, this is what you get. And then you get the Grifters and Clout Chasers on Twitter, right? You get all of them, whether they're white or whatever or pale or whatever. And so, you get them. And so, they it's like it's a new season. Caitlyn, Caitlyn, Caitlyn, right? And it's it's going to blow up in your face again.
• 08:00 - 08:30 And then the irony of it is that to try to get Caitlyn a championship, right? You had to surround her with brown black legends. Just think about that. Just think about that. And then you brought up Stephanie White's last name, but Stephanie White eats the coochie of a black woman named Lisa Salters. Just think about that. She eating the salty coochie of a black
• 08:30 - 09:00 woman named Lisa Salters. Since you wanted to clown Cheryl Soups and say, "I bet you Cheryl Soups is mad that the head coach last name is white, but that that Caucasian chick named Stephanie White eats the coochie of a black woman named Lisa Salters." I bet you feel real stupid right now, right? So like you just got to humble these people. They just never learned their lesson. So what's going to happen this
• 09:00 - 09:30 year? You surround this Caucasian woman with all of this brown, black, chocolate, golden talent, this African talent to try to force her to win the championship, but then it just kind of blows up in your face every time, right? because then you surrounded her with a bunch of oldies with old knees sprinkled in with some young pieces. But these young pieces aren't
• 09:30 - 10:00 good enough to beat these other teams, right? And then you get a cocky, stupid chick, Caitlyn Clark, who loves to launch 34, 36, 37 foot jump shots at the most inopportune time. And then she loves to try ridiculous passes and live on the edge. And it's why she's always getting all of these turnovers. So then you find yourself losing games you should have won. And then that eventually hurts you
• 10:00 - 10:30 in the postseason when everything is supposed to be pristine as much as possible. Everything is supposed to be tightened up and formal. But then you get this sloppy chick who wants to throw launch 34 foot bombs at the worst time, do some stupid pass she shouldn't attempt at the worst time, and then you find yourselves kicked out of the playoffs. And at the end of it all, since this league is what, 80% African goddesses, it's always
• 10:30 - 11:00 the African queen holding up the the WNBA trophy or the WNBA Finals MVP trophy at the end of it all. And then you guys got to create new content at the end of the season hoping that your pale goddess could finally get it done the next season and she can't get it done. And the only way she can get it done is if you surround her with African goddesses. So what are you going to say after this
• 11:00 - 11:30 season is over with and they're kicked out of the playoffs again? Even though you loaded her with African African goddesses, who would be the new African goddesses? You're going to say, "Oh, Nisa Cyer, come on. Nfa, let's try to see if we can get Jono Jones on his team. Hey, Alyssa Thomas, come over here. What if we can get Kalia Copper?" Right. So, you like, let's load all of this Hall of Fame talent again. Right.
• 11:30 - 12:00 Hold on. Okay. And you know, you just got to keep getting humbled over and over again. So next season, what are you going to say after this season is over with? What are you going to say after this season is over with? Bring on the Fisa, bring on Kalia, bring on Alyssa Thomas. Like, who's going to be the new African WNBA
• 12:00 - 12:30 goddess that you want to surround your little Caucasian princess with? Like, who? your little Caucasian grand wizard. Who? I'm just waiting. I'm waiting. Because it's wow to me how in a league that is predominantly African, you stupid racist pale-faced people, you don't learn your lesson, right? If anything, just say surround her with a bunch of white women. That's
• 12:30 - 13:00 really what you should be saying. But you need these brown women to give this goofy pale chick a championship. So somehow you could flex in the face of the African people who gave her the championship. How dumb? Like how dumb are you? How stupid are you? I got to keep beating these people back, man. I just like I didn't want to do this video, but I have to do this video because I got to keep humbling these people all of the time. They just don't
• 13:00 - 13:30 learn their lesson. Like every time I watch Kayen Clark do a move, I see black That's what I see. Every crossover, white people didn't create crossovers. White people didn't create stepbacks. White people didn't create snatchbacks. White people didn't create in and outs. White people didn't create sham gods. White people didn't create between the leg, around the back. They didn't create any. White people didn't create the logo
• 13:30 - 14:00 shot. Hey, like white people didn't create jellies and clutch and double clutch and euros and and floaters and teardrops and runners. They didn't the scoop shot and they didn't create any of it. All of this, the side steps, the steps, the the step throughs, the post fade away, all of it. So, every time I see your little grand wizard Kaitlyn Clark doing any move, I see African
• 14:00 - 14:30 That's what I see. That's what I'm looking at. You understand what I'm saying? That's what I'm looking at. So, you're celebrating saying, "Ooh, look at Kaitlyn Clark is leading the WNBA rookies in points." And I'm like, "How did she get those points? She did a black move." If we going to talk about it, let's talk about I got to beat you people back. How did Kaitlyn Clark get all of those points? She was doing black
• 14:30 - 15:00 moves. You understand? She studied black players. She trained with black coaches. She studied the YouTube films and highlights and copied all of these moves off a black man and black women. Where did she get the idea to shoot logo threes from? A black man, Steph Curry. That's where she got the idea from. Caitlyn was shooting logo threes in high school. Steph Curry was shooting logo threes when she was in high
• 15:00 - 15:30 school. Who taught you those moves? Who taught you those snatchbacks? Cuz see, white people didn't do that. We We taught you all of this stuff. That's just what it is, right? Just like I I always laugh when I see white women twerking. Who taught you to twerk? Black women. Y'all wasn't twerking. Who made the big booty popular? Black women. Y'all y'all hated big booties. Why you tanning your skin? Why you getting all of this lip
• 15:30 - 16:00 injections and lip fillers? Like, what are you doing? Y'all y'all didn't like the big lips. Now you like the juicy lips. You don't like dog people. So why you trying to get tans and spray tans? I thought you didn't like dog people. I thought I thought you hated booties. Why you trying to get BBLs and working out at Planet Fitness trying to get your booty curvy? I I thought you didn't like booties. What are you doing? I thought you didn't
• 16:00 - 16:30 like rap music. Why? Every time I watch your IGs and your Tik Toks is rap. Like, what's really going on? I thought you didn't like black people, any black inventions, anything black people ever did. I'm just like, why is every move I see, it's a black move? You didn't create it. So like, this is why I got to These
• 16:30 - 17:00 people are stupid. These are dumb people. These are not intelligent people at all. These are idiots. and they always just constantly have to keep getting humbled and beaten back down. So, in the end of it all, you'll see a black woman holding up a WNBA championship trophy and a black woman holding up WNBA Finals MVP. It could be the New York Liberty
• 17:00 - 17:30 again. Maybe this time they'll give it to Sabrina or Stewie. Or maybe it'll be John Quell again. Or maybe it'll be Marina. Maybe it'll be Leoni Feebish. Or maybe it'll be Niara Sabali. Like, you just never know. Maybe it'll be the Aces. Maybe Asia holding up the trophy in the MVP trophy again. Maybe it's the Minnesota Links and the and the Visa Collier is holding it up or Courtney Williams holding it
• 17:30 - 18:00 up. Understand what I'm saying? Maybe somehow it's the Phoenix Mercury and Alyssa Thomas holding it up or Khalia Copper holding it up. Maybe the Chicago Sky surprise everyone. It'll really piss you off. Angel Reese's holding it up. You understand? Maybe it's the Atlanta Dream just shock everyone and then BG holding it up or Ryan Howard holding it up or Alicia Gray holding it up.
• 18:00 - 18:30 Maybe it's the Connecticut son and they just shocked the world. You understand what I'm saying? It's a black woman holding it up. What if the mystics do it and it's Aaliyah Edwards holding it up or Britney Sykes holding it up? What if the Dallas wings just jump over everyone and it's Nelissa Smith holding that really piss y'all off or DJ Carrington holding it up or Big Tier holding it
• 18:30 - 19:00 up. Just think about that. Just think about that. Maybe it's the LA Sparks and Rakia Jackson holding up the trophy or D'Arka Hamby. Maybe it's the Golden State Valkyries, right? It's Cayla Thornton holding up the MVP trophy at the end of the season in terms of finals MVP. Like we can take it there cuz see like we can go to all 13 teams
• 19:00 - 19:30 and the majority of the players are African queens, right? Maybe it's Seattle and Skyler is holding it up or Neca is holding it up or Melonga maybe she Dominique maybe she's holding it up. You see how I could take it here. I can go to all 13 teams and I could highlight all African queen stars. And then I can circle back. I could go to the fever and I could say the crazy
• 19:30 - 20:00 part is that you're racist. Somehow you want Caitlyn to win so she could flex in front of black people face so it can make you feel good about being a racist and about being a pale person. You call yourself white but you're not white. Okay. And so you could somehow try to look superior, but yet you needed all of this black legendary talent around this Caucasian chick to get her a
• 20:00 - 20:30 championship. Right. So like that's that's kind of wild to me. It just it just exposes how stupid you people are. How stupid you people are. That somehow you believe that I can be a racist and use Caitlyn Clark as my great white hope, my new grand wizard. So if Caitlyn wins a championship, I could flex in front of black people face and say we we own this league and now we
• 20:30 - 21:00 won a championship. Na na na. But yet you needed black women to get it done. That's it's just wild to me. It's just wild to me, right? But listen, like you're just not intelligent. And that's just how I see it. So once again, we got to go through this all over again, y'all. Right. We got to do this all over again. We did it at Iowa. beat him down and let Angel
• 21:00 - 21:30 Reese chase her around the court pointing to a ring finger. Did it again the next year and let all of these black women at South Carolina hold up a trophy. Did it again last season and a black woman won MVP and a black woman won finals MVP and now we got to do it again cuz it's like they never learned their lesson.
• 21:30 - 22:00 And these same people is hating on Angela and Unrivaled and she won a championship in Unrivaled. It's just like they just never learn their lesson, y'all. They just don't seem to learn. You understand? They just don't seem to learn. Like it it'll be the same way at the end of this season. A black woman holding up Finals MVP, right? Caitlyn Clark tired and crying and maybe she'll go golfing again. and maybe she'll join Unrivaled
• 22:00 - 22:30 only to get beat by black people in Unrivaled. Like, and it's like these white people, they just never learn. Listen, sometimes your your your superstar don't always win the championship. Sometimes an electrifying player, they don't always win. They don't they sometimes they never I mean, Dan Marino never won one. He was one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time. Sometime it don't work that way. It don't work out all of the time. Charles Barkley never won an NBA title.
• 22:30 - 23:00 He was one of the top five best players in history. Sometime it doesn't work that way y'all. You understand? Sometime it just doesn't work that way. So like you're forcing it and at the end of it all it'll be an African goddess holding up the trophy and that pisses you off, right? It pisses you off. When I look around and I see America, I see black.
• 23:00 - 23:30 There is no America without black. And by the way, we never asked to come over here. It was because of lazy, pale people who didn't want to do their own work and didn't want and was too greedy to pay people a livable wage, a good earning that they decided to kidnap Africans and smuggle them and even purchase some that were kidnapped and
• 23:30 - 24:00 brought them over here and forced them into slave labor to build the America that you love today. Just think about that. Or we would have still been in Africa thriving and then maybe y'all would have still been in whatever parts of Europe you come from thriving or living in squalor and in this country called America would be just be dominated with the indigenous people and the Mexicans. It's really simple like no one told you
• 24:00 - 24:30 to come over here. No one told your ancestors to come over here and butcher and massacre and kill up all of these natives, these indigenous people. No one told you to be lazy and kidnap people from Africa. No one told you to do those things. No one told you to do those things. So if you don't like black people, then you probably should like conjure up the spirits, the souls of your Caucasian ancestors and say, "Why
• 24:30 - 25:00 didn't we just stay in Europe? or why didn't we just do our own work and pay our own people and just left them over there. You understand what I'm saying? And everyone would be happy. The Native Americans would be happy. Africans would be happy. Your people would be happy cuz you don't have to be around these people that you don't like and we wouldn't really be dealing with all of these race wars. But your people was too lazy and too
• 25:00 - 25:30 cheap. And so they decided to murder and kidnap black people and bring them to this country and force them to do labor without paying them because your people are lazy, evil, and cheap. That's just what it is. So like if we going to talk So when I look at America, I see black, I see brown. That's what I This doesn't exist without us. doesn't exist without us. Right? America became wealthy and
• 25:30 - 26:00 powerful off of slave labor. End of discussion, right? From sugar to cotton to rice, you name it. Tobacco, that's all brown, African, black. This country doesn't exist as a power without us. And even through war, every single war, the reason why you truly won those wars, you would have
• 26:00 - 26:30 never really won those wars without black people fighting in every single war. You don't win those wars. When you look at the architecture, when you look at the layout, the design, and you start doing your research, you're like, "Oh man, yo, these are black people who built this. These are black people who built that. These are black people who did the
• 26:30 - 27:00 layout. And this is all black." So when I see the White House and I see the capital, I see black cuz that's black people who came up with that, who created that. When I see all of these inventions, I notice I know Alexander Graanbell stole it from black or black people were forced to give it to white people because they wouldn't give them patents. When I whenever we stop at a red light,
• 27:00 - 27:30 I think of Elijah McCoy. Whenever I hear about the positives or the negatives of steroids, I think of Percy Julian Black. Whenever I see a light bulb, I know that they really stole that from black inventors. And the list goes on and on and on and on and on. from mathematics to science to different technology. Just black inventions. Black
• 27:30 - 28:00 inventions. Black inventions. That's what I see. That's what I see. Right. And it pisses you off. It pisses you off. It pisses you off. If you hate black people so much and you don't like black people, stop wearing the color black. Don't look up at the stars at night. Don't even explore outer space. It's just too black. Don't close your eyes.
• 28:00 - 28:30 That's black. Don't get into golf and dye your hair black and wear black eyeliner, black lipstick, and black fingernails and black clothes. I mean, since you don't like black, don't eat chocolate ice cream. Don't eat beans. Don't wear brown. Wear contacts if you have brown eyes. If you get a scab, peel it off. It's
• 28:30 - 29:00 black. Don't plant anything the soil that's black. Get rid of your cat if it's black or if it has any black color on it. Get rid of your dog if your dog is black or brown. Get rid of your dogs. Get rid of your sunglasses. They're black. Get rid of your car. It's black. I mean, since you don't like black and you don't like brown, don't
• 29:00 - 29:30 wear anything brown. Don't eat anything brown. Don't use anything brown. Don't wear anything black. Don't listen to anything black. Don't purchase anything black. Don't look at anything black. That also mean don't even close your eyes to go to sleep. Because when you close your eyes, it's dark. It's black. get like sell sell your freaking telescope. Sell everything cuz we don't even want you looking at the stars at the sky. It's black.
• 29:30 - 30:00 You understand? Like that's where we're going with this thing. That's what we're going with this thing, right? Don't even watch basketball anymore because every move a white person does, they learned it from black people. These are black moves. Don't even watch football anymore from your favorite white quarterback to your favorite white running backs because all they all learned that from black people. Don't even watch
• 30:00 - 30:30 white wide receivers. They they learned all of those moves to get open from black people. Like don't like don't don't listen to your Pentecostal preacher cuz he preaching like a black preacher. That's where they learned it from. Don't listen to any white person doing any form of hip-hop. That's black. Don't listen to any white person doing any form of music, period. Because that's that's black. If you get a white
• 30:30 - 31:00 woman, she kind of sound black, tell her to stop. No more singing from Adele or any of these women trying to sing like like black women. Don't even listen to pop music anymore because that's created by black people. that comes from doo [ __ ] which is a black creation. Don't even listen to country anymore, right? Because black people played a more critical role in country music. White people copied it off of black people singing the blues during slavery and
• 31:00 - 31:30 reconstruction and then black people brought in the banjo. So like just scrap country music too. Don't listen to rock and roll or any subg genres that come from rock like heavy metal because rock and roll is a black creation. Don't eat chocolate ice cream anymore. And I mean it. Right? So just like stay away from everything brown and black and remember don't close your eyes. That's
• 31:30 - 32:00 black. Right? So, like I didn't want to go there, but I gotta go there. I I gotta go there, y'all. Tell Donald Trump to stop wearing his Make America Great Again black hat. Don't watch Star Wars anymore. Don't fall in love with Darth Vader. Stay away from Batman cuz his costume is black. You can't even You can't even watch Batman anymore. That's black. His Batmobile, that's
• 32:00 - 32:30 black. And just stay away from it. Stop. Just get rid of all of your Grim Reaper t-shirts and hoodies and artwork because the Grim Reaper, he covered in black. Like, get rid of it all. Get rid of it all. Get rid of it all. You see how that works? You see how that works?
• 32:30 - 33:00 You couldn't compete with black men in the bed, so you made penis enhancement pills, right? This stuff is crazy. Now, white men getting penis implants, creating devices to blow up the penis to make it appear large cuz they can't compete with the black man on that front. It's crazy. Got white women trying to learn how to gyate and move like black women. Literally studying it like a science.
• 33:00 - 33:30 Taking courses on girration to try to move like a black woman in bed and try to dance like black women. Trying to get booties like black women. All of that. Like come on. What we talking about here? But I thought you didn't like black. I mean that's that's why over 70% of white men and women voted for the white guy over the black woman. And I mean it's clear you don't like Africans. So like why are you trying to listen and do everything that we do?
• 33:30 - 34:00 I'm just trying to figure this out. Stay off of our land. Don't even go to Africa. Don't go for its minerals. Don't go for its gold, its diamonds, its lithium. Just stay out of Stay away from that continent. Don't touch it. Stay away from it. I mean, since you don't like Africans so much or people of African descent, African origin, African-American, just stay away from Africa, period.
• 34:00 - 34:30 Since you don't even like being around us, you you and all of your people should just pack up and leave and go to Europe somewhere. Go to Europe cuz that's where your people come from. Right. We'll all go back to Africa or stay where our ancestors built this place alongside the Native Americans. And all of y'all can go back. If there's
• 34:30 - 35:00 any East Asians who don't like black people, go back to go back to Japan. Like, go back to South Korea or go back to China. Go. If there's any people from India or Pakistan or y'all don't like black people, go back to India. Go back to Pakistan. Go. Right. Because any civil rights you have.
• 35:00 - 35:30 It's because of us. Because our our people fought for it. Affirmative action. Our people fought. Right. So, it's just kind of wild to me how some of the Hispanics overwhelmingly voted for the Caucasian dude who's kicking him out of the country and they're saying, "What about our civil rights? What about due process and affirmative action that come from us? We the we the ones who fought for that." It's just kind of wild how like you got
• 35:30 - 36:00 white people talking about DEI, DEI, DEI when the main ones benefiting from DEI are Caucasian women. And what are we talking about here? You talk about welfare, the race that's dominating welfare are white people. We talking about here and I don't care about per capita. We not going by per capita. And if we do, we can do per capita. Let's do per capita in Montana. Let's do per capita in Utah.
• 36:00 - 36:30 Let's do per capita in Witchah. Let's do per capita in Wyoming. Let's do per capita in North Dakota. Let's do per capita in South Dakota. Let's do per capita in Iowa. Let's do per capita in freaking Maine. Let's do per capita in Rhode Island. like like let's let's go to these predominantly white places where the black population is either 1% or less
• 36:30 - 37:00 than 1% and then we could play these per capita games on all fronts from welfare to DEI programs initiatives to crime to poverty like let's let's do per capita in Montana that'll be really really fun let's see how many how many white people per capita in Montana is dominating the jail or prison system or welfare or DEI programs. It's
• 37:00 - 37:30 all white people. Let's do the same thing for Utah, too. Let's do the same thing for Wyoming. Let's do the same thing from Iowa. Let's do the same thing for Witchah, K. Like, let's just let's just go. Let's go to Maine. Like, like, let's go. Let's go to Rhode Island. Like, let's do this. Let's do this. Let's go to Nebraska. Like, let's let's really do this. Let's go to North Dakota and South Dakota. Let's like let's see which race per
• 37:30 - 38:00 capita in these states where the black population is less than 1%. Let's let's play per capita. Let's watch the evening news in Montana. All you going to see are white people going to going to jail, getting locked up, shooting, killing each other, raping each other, kidnapping each other, molesting each other, child pornography all over the place. And every blue black moon throws a Native American in front of your face. If you watch the news in Montana, let's watch the news in North
• 38:00 - 38:30 and South Dakota. If it bleeds, it leads right. It's always white people. Every now and again, they'll throw a Native American in front of your face. Let's check Wyoming news. Always white people committing crimes. Let's check Utah, right? But see, they they don't want to talk about these things, y'all. They don't want to talk about So, they like to focus on New York or Chicago or Miami or Texas. Like, they like they want to focus there or just go to LA and focus in Cali or somewhere. Wait a
• 38:30 - 39:00 second. No, no, no, no, no. Let's let's not do that. Let's go to these predominantly Caucasian states and let's focus on these people. And what you'll see when you watch the news, if it bleeds, it leads is white people committing all of these crimes. But when you watch like CNN or Fox News, they want to throw stuff that's happening in LA. They want to throw something in your face that's happening in Miami or something in your face that's happening
• 39:00 - 39:30 in New York or Chicago. Wait a second. Can we have a conversation about Montana? Can we have a conversation about Iowa, about Utah, about South and North Dakota? Like, can we have a conversation about Nebraska? Can we have a conversation about Wyoming? Can we have a conversation about Maine, about Rhode Island? Like, let's start getting into these areas. West Virginia, let's have a conversation about West Virginia. Like, let's have a conversation about these predominantly
• 39:30 - 40:00 Caucasian places. Right? And we could play these per capita games if you want to play per capita, but you only want to play per capita when it's California or you only want to play per capita when it's Chicago or when it's Miami or if it's Houston or Dallas or if it's Chicago. Like, that's when you want to play per capita. You don't want to play per capita when we go into these predominantly Caucasian states and cities and it's less than 1%
• 40:00 - 40:30 black population. You don't like I noticed that you don't like playing per capita then cuz then you'll lose. You look stupid and then the truth come out, right? That over 80 plus% of all white people are murdered by white people. See, then the truth comes out, right? that the race that dominates the prison system in terms of demographic race demographic for child sexual abuse material, child
• 40:30 - 41:00 pornography, child rape, child sexual assault, child molestation of white men and white women. See, like they they don't they don't want to talk about that. And then like like we start looking at who's really poisoning society. Which race? It's not the black race. It's not the It's not Latinos, Hispanic. It's white people. Who runs Who runs the porn industry? White people. Who runs porn
• 41:00 - 41:30 hub? White people. Who runs Only Fans? White people. these all all of these apps. It's either white or Asian, but in America, it's white. So, pornography is just a plague on America. Who's running all of the porn sites? White people. Social media is responsible for so much crime. Who's running all of
• 41:30 - 42:00 these major social media apps? White people. from Meta you're dealing with Zuckerberg and then Twitter you're dealing with Elon Musk and it's just what it is. These are white people. So all of this nasty garbage stuff going on on these social media, these are all run by white people. Well, let's talk about disease, right? Let's talk about cancer. Well, who who's running these tobacco companies, right? White people. So your
• 42:00 - 42:30 Newport's white, your Marros's white, your camels white, your Winston's white, your Virginia Slams white, even your dirty little 305s white, your cigars white. So like like let's have let's talk about that. these these candy companies, white, you you eating a yellow Skittles or a yellow Starburst and that's yellow five, which causes cancer, white,
• 42:30 - 43:00 let's talk about diabetes. Who who's creating all of these candy bars and this these this ice cream and all of this cake and all of this candy and all of this sweet white? You just look at Nestle and White, white, white, white, white white. Right. Well, what about McDonald's and and what what it's doing to the high cholesterol and all of the white. Uh Burger King white. Uh Taco Bell white. Uh KFC white. Uh Popeye's white. Uh
• 43:00 - 43:30 Church's Chicken white. Applebee's white. Like, let's talk about it. Long John Silver's white. Red Lobster white. Whoa. Wait a second. Okay. Well, let's get into like cerosis of the liver. Let's start talking about like alcohol and liquor. Uh, you know, if you're not getting it from Mexico or or it's being shipped from Italy somewhere like and that's white still like Budweiser, German
• 43:30 - 44:00 white talking about beer. We can get into liquor if it's not coming from Mexico somewhere or France or Italy. White and even French white Italians white. Like what we talking about here? Let's get into pharmaceuticals like let's get into like o op opiates and white big fararma white oxycottton white percoetses white zany white volumes white let's the list goes on and on and on let's get into
• 44:00 - 44:30 like crack cocaine who came up with that form white let's get into crystal meth white Black people didn't come up with that formula to make crack. Black people didn't come up with cocaine. Black people didn't come up with crystal meth. That's white. Right. Let's get into a lot of this pollution. A lot of the pollution in our waters.
• 44:30 - 45:00 And then you go back to watch that old Good Morning America show and years and years ago. And then they took a camera and went into the waters and all you see are old cars from the 1930s and 40s and 50s that they dumped in our waters. Black people didn't do that. All of this oil leakage and spillage and wrecks and all the water just polluted. That's white. All of this
• 45:00 - 45:30 plastic white pollution all in the air. white coal or white white white white white white white. Just think about that. Like just seriously think about that. That's your people doing all of that stuff. It's not coming from our people, right? And then let's talk about black crime. Well, black people murder each other at 90% or whatever. Well, how
• 45:30 - 46:00 do we get the guns right now? Japan made the first gun. Okay. And then America, the white people turned it into more deadlier weapons. So we didn't we're like, "No, our people were still using primitive weapons." And that's one of the reasons why you had an advantage when you kidnapped them from Africa. We were still using primitive weapons. Y'all took what you learned from the Japanese who created the first
• 46:00 - 46:30 gun and you you made other forms of it and that was your advantage. Right? So we talking about violence. Where did we get these guns from? We didn't create these guns. White rifles, white assault rifles, revolvers, Glocks, pistols, shotguns. White, white, white, white, white white or pale pale pale pale pale. What are we talking about here?
• 46:30 - 47:00 Like what really doing here? Like we we didn't do that. Your people did that. Your ancestors did that. Your race of people did that. You understand? So perhaps like to me it just seems like the disease is the pale people. That's what it seemed like to me. Guns. My my people didn't create that. We didn't create that. We didn't
• 47:00 - 47:30 create the Glocks, the pistols, the revolvers, the shotguns, the rifles. We didn't We didn't create any of that stuff. Your people did. We didn't create Oxycottton. We We didn't create any of these freaking pharmaceutical drugs like that that people are abusing. Your people did. We didn't create porn in these porn sites. Your people
• 47:30 - 48:00 did. We're not the ones over here shipping alcohol, giving people cerosis of the liver. Your people did. We didn't We didn't come up with crack cocaine and crystal meth. your people did. We're not the We weren't the ones out here starting b fast food burger chains, giving people cardiovascular disease and clogging up the aorta and heart attacks and high cholesterol and high blood pressure and making people obese eating all of this chicken and
• 48:00 - 48:30 burgers and pork. Your people created all of that. That's on you. That's all on you. Pizza Hut and Domino's and Papa John's and Dunkin' Donuts and Crispy Cream and Little Debbies and Starburst and Skittles and Snickers and that's your people. You did that. You did that. You wanted one of the slaughter pigs and fry their skin
• 48:30 - 49:00 and create pork rind. Like that's you. You did all of that. You thought it was smart to cook with lard and Crisco and that's your people. That's you white people. Y'all did all of that. All of this horrible makeup. You ever watch that documentary on Apple? Some of you who subscribe to Apple Plus? This documentary they got on Apple Plus about cosmetics and how they causing all of this cancer, right? You putting all of this icing, all of this paint on your lips
• 49:00 - 49:30 and on your face, the foundation, all of this stuff. you're putting on you when it's all loaded with chemicals that's giving women cancer and you're wondering why you got why you got breast cancer. Different tumors are popping up cuz all of this paint you're putting on your face. This isn't healthy. Creating microwaves and then you're wondering why you're getting different forms of cancer. That's not natural. That rad.
• 49:30 - 50:00 What are we talking about here? Lazy. don't want to cook food on the stove or any oven anymore. You throw everything in the microwave. Everything is processed and saturated fats and everything and you wondering why you got all of this cancer and all of this is white. You understand what I'm saying? Black people, man, like everything everything we we create is healthy. It's creative. It's awesome.
• 50:00 - 50:30 It's amazing. Now that's when we that's at the beginning and sometime black people sell their inventions to white people then white people turn it into something disgusting. You understand what I'm saying? Like that's what it is. So if you don't like black people then go back to Europe where you come from. Go back to Europe where you come from. That's where you don't come from here. You come from over
• 50:30 - 51:00 there. And while you're at it, leave Israel, too. Get out of Israel. Go back to Poland. That's where you come from. You don't come from that region where there's color. Look all around you. Everyone has color except those cosplaying Jews. They come from Poland. Send them back to Poland. The hell out of there. While you at it, take those cosplaying Jews back to
• 51:00 - 51:30 Poland and all Caucasians in America. Get out of here and go back to Europe somewhere. It's really simple. Since you don't like us, we never told your ancestors to kidnap our people because you're lazy. You didn't want to work. You didn't want to do your own work. You didn't want to pay people a fair, livable wage. And so, you decided slave labor was better. No one told you to be lazy and cheap. No one told you people like and no one told you to come over
• 51:30 - 52:00 here. You didn't have to come over here. You didn't have to butcher and mask and kill up all of these indigenous people and rape them. And you didn't have to do that. You could have stayed in Europe. No one told you to come over here. You didn't need to come over here. You could have stayed in Europe. You don't like Africa so much. Why are you always in Africa trying to steal its all of its natural resources? Why you why you still over there in the diamond
• 52:00 - 52:30 mines and the gold mines and the coal mine? Like, leave Africa alone. Stop messing with with the Congo. Stop trying to take all of its lithium. Go. Lee. Why did you start that war in Afghanistan? Oh, that's right. Because Afghanistan technically based off of its lithium and minerals is the is the richest nation on earth just based off of its minerals and lithium. Oh, it makes sense why you went to
• 52:30 - 53:00 Afghanistan and blamed it on Bin Laden and Saddam Hussein and the Taliban. No, that was a reason for you to set up shop and put your people over there and you can just get lithium and its minerals and Oh, okay. No one told you to do these things. No one told you to do these things. You didn't need to do these things. So, like I said before, if you don't like black people, stop doing our basketball
• 53:00 - 53:30 moves. If you don't like black people, stop listening to our music. Stop trying to get fuller lips. Stop trying to get big booties. Stop twerking. Stop gyrating. Stop trying to dance like us and use our vernacular. Stop trying to sing like us and rap like us and write poetry like us. Stop trying to preach like us. Stop trying to dress like us. Stop trying to darken your skin like us. Stop having sex with our
• 53:30 - 54:00 people. Stop trying to do our football moves and our basketball moves. Stop. Stop trying to run track like us and jump over hurdles like us. Stop trying to do track and field like us. Stop trying to play tennis like us. Stop trying to play golf like us. I mean, since you don't like us, like, stop trying to copy off of us so much. Stop trying to get big penises like us. Like, cut it out. Stop trying to have sex like us. Cut it
• 54:00 - 54:30 out. Tell Kaden Clark to stop doing all of our moves. Every move she do, she cop off of black people. White people never came up with any of these basketball moves. That's like, so stop it. Don't wear the color black anymore. Get rid of everything in your home or your apartment or your trailer, on your land, your property. If it's the color black, get rid of it. If it's the color brown, get rid of it. Get rid of it all. Don't eat anything brown or
• 54:30 - 55:00 black. Don't drink anything. No more No more whiskey. No more brandy, none of that. Just get rid of all of your liquors. No more. No more. No more cigars. Get rid of it all. Don't even look up at the sky at night. That's black. That's black. No more goth. No more black eyeliner and black lip liner and black lipstick and black fingernails and black
• 55:00 - 55:30 hair and black leather. and get rid of all of your black vans. Like, get rid of it all. Nothing. You can't do anything black. No more Harley-Davidson black motorcycles and no more black Ferraris. Like, no more black Lamborghinis. Like, get rid of it all. Get rid of it all. No more chocolate. Just none of it. Just get rid of it all. Get rid of all of your flowers and your plants.
• 55:30 - 56:00 Don't walk on grass anymore because without black you don't get grass. You don't get trees. Don't sit under a tree. Remove every rose and flower and everything cuz that come from black. The soil is black. Don't barbecue anymore. The charcoal that's black. Don't dig for coal anymore for energy. That's black.
• 56:00 - 56:30 You understand what I'm saying? I mean, since you hate blacks so much, but nothing can exist without black. You understand what I'm saying? Nothing. This country doesn't exist without black. It's because of black that America is here and thriving. That's a true story. That's a true story. So, while you're making these YouTube videos, clowning Shrol
• 56:30 - 57:00 Swoops, trying to flex cuz somehow you think Caitlyn Clark winning a WNBA title this year with the help of black women, by the way, black legends, you understand? I I mean, I just I just have to humble you. I just have to humble you. You understand what I'm saying? It's it's not what I wanted. I didn't want to make this video, but when I see you using a
• 57:00 - 57:30 thumbnail purposefully that you got from these dirty, disgusting white people at Yahoo of Cheryl Swoops and you throw that on the thumbnail and I look at all of your other thumbnails and if it's Angel Reese to anyone black, you got them mad and angry playing into that stereotype. I got to crush you, right? I I just I got to crush you. You're not white. You're pale. You're not the color of white. That's just not
• 57:30 - 58:00 you. That's not you. Like, at least with me, I could say, "Look, I'm the color of wood." You understand? Like, I'm the color of wood. I'm the color of chocolate. I'm the color of anything healthy. And if you want to label me black, I'm the color of the sky at night. I'm I'm the color of the soil. I'm the color of the trees. It's like that's just that's me. That's black. That's brown. That's
• 58:00 - 58:30 golden. You understand? Like this this is how we flex. Look at my skin. Like this. This is how we flex. This how we flex. And I could take my skin and I could match it to that wood right there. I could take my skin and I could match that wood right there. Like it's levels to this. There's levels to this, y'all. You understand? But see, I can't take your skin color and match it to anything you probably except a
• 58:30 - 59:00 pig. I can kind of match you to a pig. Like, I can't really match you to anything. I can't even match your skin to white cuz you're not the color of white. Like, that's just not you. That's just not who you are. You understand? So, you see how my people could flex? I could take my skin and I could match it to some wood. I could go outside and match it to a tree, but I can't take your skin and match it to white. I can't do it. It doesn't
• 59:00 - 59:30 match. Put on a white t-shirt right now and it just doesn't it doesn't match. That's That's just the truth of it all. So, like, you could never clown my people because without my people, you don't exist. America doesn't exist without my people. You can't clown my skin color. My skin color match almost everything on this earth because it all come from black or brown. You can't do
• 59:30 - 60:00 that. You can't do that. You're not the color of snow. You're not the color of clouds. You're not even You're not the color of bones. You're not the color of white teeth. Like, it's it's not you. It's Come on. It's not you. It's not you. You understand? Like that's just a true story. It's like
• 60:00 - 60:30 this. This is how you humble these racist people. I be clowning them. I be clowning like you like I don't want to play these racist games, but if you want to play these racist game, I could humble you real quick. And then like it all comes back to the original people anyway. It all started in Africa. It's going to end in Africa. It all started with the the number one race is going to end with the number one race, my race of
• 60:30 - 61:00 people. It it always comes back to where it originated, Africa. You understand? I be laughing at these biblical movies. People wanted the real Hebrews. You couldn't You couldn't even last a month in Egypt being a slave in Egypt. Get the hell out of
• 61:00 - 61:30 here. You understand? Like y'all would have had to cover yourselves 100% of the time in all of that hot freaking heat. What you think? Like you building a pyramids covered up 100% and I mean you people would have died a long time ago. All kind of skin cancer from the sun. You don't have melanin in your skin or melanin in your hair. You understand? Y'all would have died. There wasn't any suntan lotion in those days. Like, what are we talking about here? You could have never been a slave in Egypt for 400 years. That
• 61:30 - 62:00 wasn't you. That's why the real Hebrews, they're black. The Pharaohs black, the Egyptians black. That's us, our people. So when I watch movies like the Ten Commandments or that New David movie or Noah or Passion of Christ and all man once again white people cosplay white people trying to erase history and put a white face on it, a
• 62:00 - 62:30 pale face on it, right? So everything extraordinary from history, they try to claim it and then they try to erase it. Erisher, right? So, Napoleon going over there and blowing off the noses of the Spinx and trying to blow off the lips of the Spinx so you can't see that broad, beautiful African nose or those thick African lips. That's what he tried to do. Alexander the Great. Like, these people
• 62:30 - 63:00 stupid, man. You can't stop it because like they don't they don't want you to ever see black people as superior. I mean, civilization comes from black people. You wouldn't know anything about it if it if it didn't if it didn't start with black people. You understand? The the the father of medicine. That's a black man. That's Im Hutep. The greatest war general. That's
• 63:00 - 63:30 a black man. That's That's Hannibal. That's black. The original kings and pharaohs black. The original rulers black. They try to say we we was kings. Ain't no was. We still are. Last time I check a king is a leader. We still lead all over this world. And everything you do, you got from us. What are you talking about? When I look at America, I see black.
• 63:30 - 64:00 When I look all over the world, I see black. Oh, by the way, I don't even want you driving your car anymore because your tires are black. I don't want you riding a bike anymore. Those tires are black. Like, I don't want you on any more e scooters or e skateboards. That's black. Like, just get like I'm just Come on. What are we talking about here?
• 64:00 - 64:30 Y'all really want to play these games? Y'all really want to go there? I mean, I could do this all day. Like, you can clearly see this is what, 66 minutes, and I could keep going on and on. This is fun for me. This is fun for me. You understand? Don't even read the Bible anymore. Every letter is black. Or when you get to the New Testament, you know, they put Jesus words in red. but don't even read the
• 64:30 - 65:00 Bible anymore. Every letter is black. You understand what I'm saying? In a white paper, that's not you because you're not the color of white. Like, you can hold white paper to your skin. I mean, that's just not you. What are we talking about here? Don't even put your phone in dark mode anymore. your tablet, that's that's black. Dark mode is black. Matter of
• 65:00 - 65:30 fact, don't even open your phone if it's not in dark mode. Cuz that white color, that's not you either. Like, do we really need to play these games? Like, I'm just saying like, we can do this all day. I can do this all day. I can do this all day. So when I see that dumb stupid black sports dude with the horrible thumbnail he put up today about Cheryl Swoops and then they're trying to flex because they feel like Kaitlyn
• 65:30 - 66:00 Clark is going to win a championship so they could try to look superior in a sport that's dominated by black people. I got to crush him. I got to crush him. I I mean I just do I got to crush him. You understand? It wasn't my intentions to make this video, but when I saw that, I said, "Let's make the video. Let's do it. You want to be racist? Let's be racist. Let's play these racist
• 66:00 - 66:30 games. Let's play these racist games. You are nothing without black people. Go back to Africa. Go back. Go back to Europe. It's really simple, right? Listen, without without us, this country don't exist. So, this country is for us and for the indigenous people, not for you. Go back. And then and then we'll get Mexico te Texas back and we'll get Mexico really the California. Let's get Mexico Cali. Let's get
• 66:30 - 67:00 Mexico. Everything else belong to us and the Indians, the the indigenous people. Everyone else, y'all got to go back. Cuz see this country isn't a wealthy country or a powerful country without my people's blood, sweat, and tears and hard work. You understand? So you can't claim any of this. This is ours. This country is my people's. Nothing. America made its wealth, its riches, and became a power off of slave
• 67:00 - 67:30 labor. End of discussion. the tobacco trade, the sugar trade, the rice trade, the cotton trade, the lumber trade, you name it. All of that is because of black slave labor. That's my people. Okay? Right? So, it is because of my people's blood, sweat, and tears that America is a powerful country.
• 67:30 - 68:00 So all of you Caucasian people, I need you to go back to Europe. Some of you people come from Yugoslavia somewhere. Some of you people come from Bosnia. Some of you people come from Cheschna. Some of you people come from Slovenia. Some of you people come from Romania. Some of you people come from freaking England and Ireland and Scotland and whatever. Just take all of y'all just go back to Europe. All of
• 68:00 - 68:30 you. This is for my people and for the indigenous people and for the Mexicans. That's it. It's none of you other people supposed to be here. None of you in the discussion like you really want to play these games. Let's play these games. Go back to Europe. Go back to Europe. You You shouldn't even be here. Go back to Europe. It's really simple.
• 68:30 - 69:00 Make America great again. This land was great when it wasn't inhabited by your filthy diseased race of people. Came over here with all of these diseases and a lot of the natives were killed off because of these nasty European diseases y'all brought over here. Go leave. Go back. You shouldn't be here anyway. Y'all should have stayed over there in somewhere in Europe where you come from.
• 69:00 - 69:30 Go back. Go leave. And then tell your little Polish people to leave Israel claiming to be Jews. Get them out of there, too. It's really, really simple. And then let's kick all your little Caucasian people out of Africa. All of them. You understand? Give us everything back that you took. All of y'all. Whether it's the Indians or anyone, just give us everything from Africa y'all stole. We want it back in gold, in
• 69:30 - 70:00 diamonds, in cash. We want it all back. Give it all back. And you owe us for the people you stole from us. We want it all back. Reparations, we want everything back. You understand? All of our history you cosplayed and took, we want all of that back, too. any money you made off of any biblical movie where you claim that these Hebrews or these prophets were white in your film, in your
• 70:00 - 70:30 cartoons, in your magazines, in your books, we want all of that back, too. Any money you made off of that, we want that back, too. Any money any white person made in basketball or in football using our moves, we want it back. We want we want everything you took, we want all of that back. Any money you made off of rock and roll music, we want that. Any money you made off of any form of heavy metal, which comes from rock, we want that,
• 70:30 - 71:00 too. Any money you made off of country music, we want that, too. Any money you made off of doo [ __ ] and pop and R&B and blues, we want that, too. Any money you made off of hip-hop, we want that, too. Any money you made off of a white wide receiver, a white running back, a white quarterback, a white defensive back doing anything that they were not doing before integration, we want all of that
• 71:00 - 71:30 back, too. We want all of it back. Tell professor on YouTube any money he making off of his YouTube videos, off of his basketball clinics, we want that back. He was watching black people hoop on the N1 circuit and learned all of our dribble moves and he copied it. We want that back. All of these layups Tristan Jazz doing learned it from black people. We want those. We want all of that back, Tristan. All of that. Give it all back. Any money that Strauss and his little
• 71:30 - 72:00 goofy German friends from 2K made off of NBA 2K, we want that back, too. and all the money you made off of Grand Theft Auto using black people and Hispanic people to sell Grand Theft Auto for all of these years. We want that back. Any money EA made off of Madden, which the NFL is a black league, we want that back, too. We want all of that back. All of it. Any wealth America made off of
• 72:00 - 72:30 cotton, tobacco, sugar, rice, lumber, you name it, we want all of that back. Any wars America won, from musketss to bullets to gunpowder to cannons to their ships, all of that came from slave labor. Who you think was making the bullets? Who you think were making the cannons? Who you think Who you think was producing the gunpowder? Who you think were making all of these ships as
• 72:30 - 73:00 black? So any war white people won in America, all of those warships, all of those boats, all of those weapons, my people created. We the ones who produced them. We want all of it back. All of my people who died in these slave
• 73:00 - 73:30 ships, pay us back for that, too. We want it all back. We want it all back. It's really, really simple. It's really, really simple, y'all. all lives that was lost because you and the CIA purposely put drugs in our community to make sure that our community wasn't strong and wasn't united. You threw
• 73:30 - 74:00 drugs in our community and popped up these stupid liquor stores all over the place. We want all of that back, too. So any lives that was lost because of crack cocaine and cocaine and crystal meth and heroin that you dumped in our communities using informants and using CIA and undercover cops to prop up shops and beat drug dealers in our community to spread that disease, right? You owe us for that tool. any guns you were dumping in our communities and using
• 74:00 - 74:30 undercover ATF agents and CIA agents to put guns in our communities so we can kill each other. We want that back to all of it. All of these record labels purposefully only pushing out garbage degradation type of music, derogatory music to help with the degradation of our people. We want you pay us back to all of it. All the Oh, by the way, don't watch football anymore because the football is brown. I mean, you say you don't like brown people. Like, you don't
• 74:30 - 75:00 like, you understand? Like, we want all that back, too. And then, look at this. Like, I ain't even the color of black. Like, that's black. That's brown. That's black. That's brown. But we'll take it. I mean, you you called us black as an insult. So, now like you look on social media and they saying the blacks, the blacks. That's like y'all y'all the ones who called us black and thought it was an insult. It really wasn't y'all. I mean truthfully that come from Alexander
• 75:00 - 75:30 the Great when they went to upper and lower Nubia and they called the Nubians ethops which means very very black right and that's where you get Ethiopians from but really that was upper and lower Nubia okay you understand so really al but it's still white people came up with that term called them ethops which means very very black you understand um but we we'll take it right black is beautiful. So you want to you want to you thought
• 75:30 - 76:00 you were being cruel and hateful and trying to clown us and by you felt black was a derogatory term and Noah Webster and everyone came up with these horrible definitions and anything negative they attach it to black. We'll take it cuz when I look up at and look at the stars at night and I look at the moon I see black. I'll take it. When this wound on my leg is trying to heal, I see a black scab. That let me know that it's healed.
• 76:00 - 76:30 I could peel that scab off. Like everything everything beautiful come from black. So I'll take black. And I'll take brown, too. I'll take brown, too. I'll do that, too. Man, I could do this all day. I can do this all day. I can do this all day, man. You owe
• 76:30 - 77:00 us. But remember, it all comes back to black. It all comes back to brown. It all comes back to gold. It all comes back to Africa. It all comes back to the Africans. And not you Caucasian people calling yourselves South Africans. Nah, because that's where they originated from. That's where it started. That's us. So you could try to prop up Caitlyn
• 77:00 - 77:30 Clark to be a new grand wizard, to be a great Caucasian white hope or pale hope. And then when I watch Kaitlyn Clark, I'm watching her do a snatchback black between the leg black reverse black around the back black logo three black. That's just black. I mean, come on. That's black.
• 77:30 - 78:00 That's what I see. I see a white woman using black moves to become rich and famous. That's that's that's what I see when I look at it. Then I see a I see white people. Yeah, this white woman really about to take over your league when she win the championship. But then so why did you need to go get a bunch of black women, a bunch of black legends, future Hall of Famers? Why? Why? Like it's crazy. Like you're saying that you really going to clown black people when there's white women
• 78:00 - 78:30 who's leading the WNBA in terms of merchandise sales and all of this other stuff and ratings and all of that. You really going to clown black people when that white woman a championship in a predominantly black league. But why did you need predominantly black players on your team? There's plenty of white women from overseas and white women in colleges. You could have loaded the team up with a bunch of white women. you didn't do it. Cuz white people are not better athletes than black people.
• 78:30 - 79:00 Period. And any move they do on the basketball court, they learned it from a black person. White people didn't come up with dunking like that and lobs and these crazy passes and these crazy dribbling moves and moves to create separation to create your own shot and these different slasher moves and layup packages. And black people created all of that. White people saw it and they copied it. That's what it is, right? So, it's just it's stupid. I'm looking at these people and a
• 79:00 - 79:30 tenuous just understanding like these these goofy people. Listen y'all, they're literally saying, "We really going to clown you when this white woman a championship in a predominantly black league." And I'm just like, "You do realize that her team is predominantly black, right? So that mean credit goes to the black the black people on the team. It's just these people are dumb. These people are stupid. You should have said
• 79:30 - 80:00 just load it up with with straight white women. You got you got Caitlyn. You have Sophie. You have Lexi. They should have kept Grace white. Katy Lou white. Like I'm just trying to give you some help. Christy Wallace white. You understand? They could have went around the league and found some more white chicks and had a team of 12 white women. Right. it and make it mirror Iowa to some degree. You understand? You could have done that and then and then maybe your flex would have been a little more
• 80:00 - 80:30 flexy, but it's not because your team is loaded with black women and potential black future hall of famers. So like how how you going to clown black people saying you we really going to take over when this white woman win a championship but then you surround this Caucasian woman with dominant black women. You see how stupid you are and you can't do anything without black. It can't move without black. It
• 80:30 - 81:00 just can't move without black. That's a true story. You understand? So like the best thing to do is to humble yourself because I'm I'm just gonna keep having to humble you people all of the time. All of the time. Like Paige Becker's praising black women. She's supposed to. Every move Page Beckers do, she learned it from a black man or a black woman.
• 81:00 - 81:30 She's supposed to praise black. I don't think black women get the credit they're due. Right. They will. And and Paige Beckers is right to say that. Keep on saying that because when I look at Paige Beckers, I see black. Matter of fact, she eating black coochie. You understand? So like when I see it, I I see black. Every jelly she do, that's black. White people didn't create jellies. Every clutch and double clutch, that's black. Every crossover she do, every in and out, every Hezi, all that, all that's black.
• 81:30 - 82:00 That's what I see. So, she should be giving credit to black women. Same with Caitlyn Clark. Caitlin Clark bent the knee. She should bend the knee. She's rich and famous off of using black moves to get the logo three. And then she learned the logo three from a black man, Steph Curry. Like, what are we talking about here? That's black. White people didn't create
• 82:00 - 82:30 stepbacks. White people didn't create side steps. White people didn't create the double step back. White people didn't create heises and shot heises. White people didn't create snatchbacks. Those are all the moves she doing to get her shot off from the logo. Black moves. And any idea to shoot from the logo off the dribble came from Steph Curry. So she should be bending the knee. Only reason why there is a WNBA is because of black women. Without all of this black talent, the WNBA
• 82:30 - 83:00 doesn't exist for Caitlyn Clark to be drafted in the 2024 draft. It would have folded in year one. But black women kept the league afloat. The NBA subsidiz it. Well, who runs the NBA? Black men. Without black people in the NBA, the NBA would have died in the freaking 1940s. That's black. So that's black subsidizing
• 83:00 - 83:30 black you talking about here without Caitlyn Clark. What you mean there is no Caitlyn Clark in the WNBA if it wasn't for black women carrying this league for 27 years preyn but they were subsidized? No, no, no, no, no. Only the NBA teams who own WNBA teams are subsidized. But it doesn't matter because remember the NBA is black. Black stars are the ones who built that league. You could sprinkle in a little Larry Bird in the 80s, but that's all
• 83:30 - 84:00 black, right? Cuz after Larry Bird, you have nothing. It's all black. is Magic is Michael is Alan Iverson is Tracy McGrady is Vince Carter is Tim Duncan is Kobe Bryant is Shaquille O'Neal is Steph Curry is Kevin Durant is LeBron James is Kyrie Irvin is Dame Lillard is Trey Young is freaking all of them name it
• 84:00 - 84:30 like these all black people so you trying to clown the WNBA saying the WNBA subsidized WNBA subsidized by black a black league League subsidized by black. End of discussion. End of discussion. What are you talking about here? Caitlyn Clark didn't help the WNBA. The WNBA helped Caitlyn Clark. The WNBA doesn't exist without black. The hell you talking
• 84:30 - 85:00 about? But the GOAT, they say, is Donna Terrasi. Where did Donna Terasi learn those moves from? She copied those moves off a black. Every move Diana did, she learned it from a black man. White people wasn't doing that stuff, man. Well, I just sit back and I laugh at every Latina, every Asian, and every Caucasian chick twerking. I laugh at you. Can you imagine if black people just said
• 85:00 - 85:30 like, "Man, listen. We going to trademark and patent every dance move, every rap, how we rap, how we sing, our vernacular, like all of that. Pay us for it. Man, these white people would be sick. I'm sitting back laughing at all of these IG videos and these white women twerking. I'm just laughing at these chicks. That's black. That's black. I'm laughing at your little Tik Tok video. That's black. Even the Asians, you go to Japan, they
• 85:30 - 86:00 be copying black people crazy, man. Like, this is what it is. It's what it is, man. It's what it is. Like, so like, you got to feel real stupid to try to throw Caitlyn Clark in front of our face when everything Caitlyn Clark do, she learned it from a black man and a black man and and a black woman. That's the truth. That's the truth, man. and Kayen Clark, where you learn them snatchbacks from? I was
• 86:00 - 86:30 watching YouTube videos. I I kind of like how Steph Curry uses it. I like how Dame Liller use Oh. Oh, so those are black guys. Oh, okay. Hey, Kaitlin, where did you get the idea to shoot from the logo? Well, my my favorite player at least shooting threes is Steph Curry and I like Trey Young and Dame Lillard. Oh, black. Okay. Oh, I I got you. I got you. Kayen Clark, like all of these passes you be doing, these crazy. Well, where
• 86:30 - 87:00 did you get the idea from? Oh, well, I was watching videos of certain players in the NBA and I like the passes they would make and my dad loved Magic Johnson. Oh, black. I also grew up watching some videos of White Chocolate. Uh, Jason Williams. Oh, the same white guy, White Chocolate, who learned all of those passing moves from black point guards. Oh, okay. I get it. I get it. So even your passing it comes from black. I mean black people taught white people to
• 87:00 - 87:30 do these crazy passes. The Harlem Globe Trotters and then white people would attend these games and white coaches and scouts and learn different dribble moves and layups and dunks and passing from copying off of the Harlem Globe trotters. Oh, I get it. You see like all of that. That's black. That's black. Well, black people don't run baseball. Who's the most famous baseball player of all time? Babe Ruth. Oh, so Babe Ruth have
• 87:30 - 88:00 African blood. Oh, that's why his lips and nose was like that and he was trying to pass for white. Oh, so when you do the you do the little genealogy and you running through the family tree and you trace it back. Oh, he got black up in him like Li Tyler do. Oh wow. That's why Babe Ruth knows like that. That's why his lips like that. He had black up in him also. Really? Like come on. What we talking
• 88:00 - 88:30 about here? Y'all really want to do this? Y'all really want to do this? I mean I I can do this all day. No issue. I can do this all day. It's simple for me. It's real simple for me. So I'm laughing at black white sports. I'm laughing at the little racist Roselina. I'm laughing at the sellout Adrian. I'm laughing at the little sellout confused
• 88:30 - 89:00 uh Daniel podcast. I'm laughing at the cosplaying Jew, Robin Lumbberg. I'm laughing at the other sellouts on YouTube. I'm laughing at the chick who get black penis every night but be trying to put black players against white players to clout chase Rachel Deita. I'm laughing at all of these people. laughing at these sellouts in the Twitter spaces. I'm laughing at these Caucasians in the Twitter spaces. I'm laughing at these pale people with
• 89:00 - 89:30 these freaking parody accounts and these Kaitlyn Clark worship accounts and these other accounts clout chasing and grifting WNBA for clout for views and followers. Like I'm clowning all of you people. You trying to throw this chick in black people face, but everything this chick doing, she stole from black people. There is no Caitlyn Clark without black people. WNBA doesn't exist without black women. The NBA doesn't exist without black men. That's a true
• 89:30 - 90:00 story. The NFL doesn't last long without black. That's a true story. Caitlyn can't do that 34 ft bomb without black. She learned it from black. That crossover, that's black. White people was dribbling in a circle, just dribbling, dribbling, dribbling, spinning in a circle. And then they start watching the Globe Trotters like, "Oh my god." They start going to these black parks. They start going to Rucker and start going to the
• 90:00 - 90:30 Bronx and start going to Queens and and Har and Harlem and start watching these black people hoop and start learning our moves. They started to try to break it down like a science, you know, kind of like how white people be doing twerking and be watching how black women move and clap their booty cheeks and then they try to perfect it. They even got classes on twerking. White women making classic classes on gyration. These people are stupid. You understand? Because black people are
• 90:30 - 91:00 the flavor, the salt, the seasoning, the spices, the the soy, the the the sun, moon, like black people, they're everything. Everything. And you got to copy us to try to look lava to try to look lit. So how you going to throw this Caucasian chick in black people face when she's in a black league? And every move she doing to get those logos shot, she learned it from black people. That's a true story,
• 91:00 - 91:30 you know. I mean, and listen, I I was preaching about Cameron Brink before anyone. I I mean, I'm watching Cameron Brink at high school and then I'm watching all of her offseason workouts. It's a black man who be training Cameron Brink. This is freshman year at Stanford. This in high school. You be watching Cameron Bring workout videos. She has shared the IG and her IG stories. It's black men training Cameron Brink. Oh, and by the way, her god
• 91:30 - 92:00 brother is Steph Curry. Like, what we talking about here, man? Watching Lucy Olsen. Everyone love Lucy Olsen, right? You be watching these Lucy Olsen offseason workout videos at Villanova and then when she go to Iowa, it's a black dude training Lucy, giving Lucy all of these moves. It's the same thing with Haley Van Lith. It's the same thing with Georgia Amore. Like, I'm looking at all just look at all of them. All of them. They're all being trained
• 92:00 - 92:30 by black people. And if it's a white dude training them, then white dudes doing black moves, teaching black moves to white people. So when I see Kayan Clark, I see black cuz she copying everything from black people. When I see Paige Beckers, I see black. She stole all her moves from black people. Who created the in and out? Black who created the right to left
• 92:30 - 93:00 crossover. Black who created the left to right crossover. Black who created the hezi. Black who created the shot? Hezi. Black who created behind the back? Black who created between a leg? Black who created sham god into a hezi and to a between a leg into a left hand sham god back into a hezi. Back around the back in and out. Back into a snatchback. That's black. Who created the euro? Black people in Europe. Black who start booming black. What
• 93:00 - 93:30 about all of these lobs? Black. Now you got white people trying to dunk like it's a science. Let these goofy white people into the NBA boom contest and all them moves they learn from black when white people tried to create shoes and sport medicine and all these things to get their vertical leap up and doing all these core workouts so I could jump really high like black people. So I could dunk like black people. What we talking about here? All that come from black. Y'all weren't even booming before black
• 93:30 - 94:00 people. The first white man they recorded the boom was George Mike. You know you hear this thing called the Mike and drills. That's George Mike. And you read about George Mike. George Mike was learning everything from black. They ain't talking about here. What we doing here? Your delayed dribble, that's that's black. Your stop and goals, that's black. Your hes, that's black. All that's black,
• 94:00 - 94:30 man. All that's black, right? So, like, I'm just clowning you white people real quick. Is this is targeted at the racist people, the racist whites. You understand? But this is educational video for all all you Caucasian people, whether you're racist or you're not. I ain't want to do this video, but I always find I always have to humble you people because when I see this stupid black white sports dude constantly put black women on his
• 94:30 - 95:00 thumbnails angry and mad. And then today he used Cheryl Soups with this messed up face she had and clowning her in the video by trying to prop up white people and Kaitlyn Clark and saying, "I bet you Cheryl Soup's mad that Stephanie White last name is white. I bet you she's mad about that." Man, I got to make this video and clown you. I make this video and clown you. True story, right? And you just got to keep
• 95:00 - 95:30 beating them back down and then I got to bring up some history, right? Remember Iowa and the ring finger and you know, God said, "No, I'mma let this black woman win. Y'all getting a little bit too cocky with your racism. I got to crush you." And you thought you were going to be racist again the next year. And then God used Don Staley and Camila and Brie Hall and Raven and all of these other in Malaysia and all of these other black women to beat you back
• 95:30 - 96:00 down. And you said, "Well, we're going to do it in the WNBA." And you would you, you know, using some of your little black sickle fants to try to help you out along the way. That goofy fat dude crash out and nosy one, that black goofy chick, all of these other ones. And and God said, "No, like you're not going to tear down these African legends." And so you couldn't do what Cheryl Suits was doing. You couldn't do what Tina Thompson was doing. You couldn't do what Candace Parker did. You couldn't you couldn't
• 96:00 - 96:30 win MVP and Rookie of the Year to see. You couldn't do what Candace did. You couldn't do it. And And then God beat you down because you couldn't win a championship. And we see this this woman with all of these locks from the island holding up a WNBA Finals trophy and a WNBA Finals MVP award. That's Jono Jones. And then the best mascot is a elephant and the woman behind the elephant is a black woman. Big Ellie.
• 96:30 - 97:00 What are we talking about here? That'd be wild if like Freddy Freddy mascot for the fevers is a black dude. That'd be wild, right? But that's a true story. That's a true story. You understand? Like you just got to humble these people, man. Just got to You understand? Just
• 97:00 - 97:30 like Oh, man. And it's just like they just they just don't learn. You understand? It's like they just don't learn, man. It's like when they going to wake up, when will they learn? You just got to keep humbling these people, man. I didn't want to do this, but like I had to. I had to. I had to. And so it's the same situation that it happened again, right? Same
• 97:30 - 98:00 situation. You're flexing. You got your great white hope. You believe your grand wizard. We're we're the face of the WNBA in terms of merchandise, ticket sales, and ratings. A white woman is the face of a black league. And you get crushed every year. And so now this year, you're flexing and then God let another black woman hold up the WNBA trophy, the WNBA finals trophy, and all of this stuff. You looking stupid again. And you're going to say, "Come
• 98:00 - 98:30 on, come to Indiana. Come on, Kalia. Come to Indiana. Come on, Britney Griner. Come to Indiana. Any black legend in the WNBA, you're gonna want them to come to Indiana so you could save Caitlyn Clark to make Caitlyn Clark look superior over black women on the court. Because off of the court, in terms of merchandise sales and freaking tickets and and all of that, ratings, that's Caitlyn. But on the
• 98:30 - 99:00 court, that's black, right? So they want on the court. They can't get on the court. They they can't get on the court. You understand? They can't. You got to like try to surround her with mostly black in order to get it on the court. That's a true story. That's a true story. So once again, we got a humbling again. And then after the season and begging the visa to come to Indiana, anyone black, come to Indiana. Come to Indiana. Help this white woman make us
• 99:00 - 99:30 flex. These people stupid, man. These people are so stupid. Humble season still.