Donnell Rawlings

I'm just so... The culture, everything is...

There used to be a phrase, snitches get stitches.

Now, I don't know if this just everywhere, but everywhere I go, it's like the most interesting thing now that's selling on any platform, especially social media, is beef.

And I don't understand why people gravitate toward negativity more than anything.

That's normal.

Why?

But you know what?

It's interesting.

Your platform,

It's not known for that.

No.

Your platform, but I go to these other platforms, and I don't know.

I think these guys, these people, they just sit back, and it's like, okay, what can I say to make people upset, get them riled up, and then I take advantage of the engagement that they do?

But doesn't that become—

I don't wanna be triggering anything, but doesn't that become destructive after a while?

And do you, have you noticed, especially, I'll put it like this, especially with comedians with podcasts.

There used to be a time

where, like you say, a person would go on a podcast because it was interesting, they told funny stories, or they was good at their craft or whatever, but now it feels like all these platforms, and I don't know if that's just in my community, when I say that, black people, it's like the only way I can find myself interesting if I talk shit about people.

And motherfuckers are going away from being funny

when you get interviewed.