He argues that cool and blackness have synergy and that black culture often defines what is perceived as cool in mainstream society.

“black culture often defines cool yes right like when white people were wearing [ __ ] pink shirts and salmon colored shorts and [ __ ] like that it wasn't cool Kanye starts wearing it now it's cool”

Being a person of color in America requires that others recognize one's racial identity and the associated societal challenges in order to fully love or support them.

“In order to love me, you have to see me for my color. In order to love me, you have to see me for the color of my skin. You have to see me for being gay. And then you have to see how the world perceives perceives those demographics of people.”

It is difficult to navigate a career in country music as a biracial artist because one feels pressure to address race despite wanting to avoid the topic.

“I don't ever want to put myself in a category when it comes to color. I don't ever talk about it. I don't ever I don't want to. But then, like I was telling you, like if I don't talk about it, I'm also the bad guy because I'm not helping opening doors and stuff like that.”

He claims that there is a double standard in America where black people can act with racial animus without consequence, while white people face suppression when expressing their own views.

“Black people have been able to get away with a ridiculous amount of privilege in America for a very long time. They're able to be racist with impunity.”

He maintains that Black artists must proactively create their own opportunities and tell their own stories because the industry often relies on limited and biased portrayals.

“We have to be the door and we have to create the opportunities that never existed for us.”

The South African government is implementing increasingly racist, anti-white policies that are destroying meritocracy and harming the country's economic future.

“Since 1994, 114 114 race-based laws have been added to the south to South Africa. Since 1994, there are 140 mostly anti-white race-based laws in South African law.”

Black people feel guilt about making money which leads them to decorate their homes with African tribal items.

“you know why it's black people feel guilt about making money so they have to get more AF oh is that what it is that's what it is”

Blacks, Latinos, and Native American Indians are the true biblical descendants of the 12 tribes of Israel.

“Uh we teach that the blacks and Latinos, Native American Indians, are part of the 12 tribes of Israel spoken of in the Holy Bible.”