I'm gonna admit that

00:03:06“I honestly don't think what I'm wearing is a contradiction

to the racism that I experience on a daily basis.

If anything, I feel like there's. There's an explanation.

Okay. Yeah. Yeah.

When society does

not place value on you, like, as a

human being, you're gonna.

You're gonna look

to ulterior things, you're gonna look to other things that hold value

and place that upon yourself to actually be recognized within

a society. And I feel like that's what is low key happening with

a lot of other black people. And like,

people of color in general. Like, we ain't valued.

So it's almost as if we

deal with trauma

like black men deal

with trauma by. By getting rich. And

yeah, you can say what you want about that. That's.

But that's. That's the truth.

If we look at people like Bill Gates, he gets praised

for wearing modest clothing,

like for quote, unquote, underdressing. But

people are forgetting the fact that his white privilege

allows him to underdress because society still

places value on him as a human being.

But if you were to see a black person underdressed more

time, society just thinks

you're a nobody.

So there is a correlation

between what I wear and how I Want to be perceived,

and it's mad. And I'm gonna admit that

wearing certain. Yeah,

this is a freaking difficult conversation to have.

It's so intricate.”