Craig Jenkins

But this is not Metallica, right?

And I would argue that he was one of the agents, you know, along which that happened.

And I would like to hear the guy talk about the fact that people saw utility in him as this, like, theater of the absurd, as this, like, let's, like, upstage all of the right-wing guys and show how this cool clout king can, like, you know, really say what the truth is, and the truth is always whatever their, like, agenda is.

But yeah, like, get into that stuff, like...

Make your old hater squad angry if you really mean that you turned over a new leaf.

And they're happy with everything.

They're fine with how things are going.

I just don't understand how you could possibly expect, like, the people you've insulted to really bite on your redemptive campaign.

If the people...

who you were just like clicked up with, don't mind that this is happening or actually chill with the record or excited to see you back in the public.

Like this is a separate thing for me from whether I think he means it.

It's like his execution of this initiative to win people back is not trying hard enough.

And this is someone who has always defied the logic about him with a real hard try.

Like that brings people together.

Like where's anything about what he stands on now, you know?

I don't miss him.

And I don't even need the music or what he used to represent.

There's so many places to get that from.

So you don't need him.

I would like for him to turn things around and really talk about what happened to hip hop over the last 10 years that he was bringing around all the creepies.