Deante’ Kyle

And then you get people putting their foot in their mouth and then they try to walk it back.

But like, once it's out there, there ain't no walking it back.

So I just, you know, I pick my spots.

That's really what it come down to.

It's like.

Yes, absolutely.

And often, sometimes it may not even be something that's trending.

A lot of things I talk about may not even be what's in the current news cycle.

It may just be things I'm observing.

We have like some...

We have some very collective movements in our community, whether it be good behavior or bad.

So if I see, like, that there's a collective conversation being had that's not necessarily a part attached to popular culture or attached to something that's going on politically and it's just something that I'm observing, like a behavior, I want to point that behavior out because I want to figure out where it come from.

Mm-hmm.

Like, why is it showing up in this time?

And a lot of it can be, okay, like, I'm not sure what your religious beliefs are, right?

But it seems like there was a period where we was embracing a lot more Afro, like, African spirituality.

Or at least...

Redefining our belief system spiritually And the worse the world got The more we started seeing The uptick of Christian content Because From Just from my perspective Um

It seemed like the worse the world gets, the more divine things feel for Christians because of revelation teachings.

So they look at the world as like the world is beginning to burn.