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And a lot of us are aware of it.

And a lot of us are aware of it.

And a lot of us are aware of it.

I understand the struggle but it's just like how do you really kind of like describe with that and look at who she's talking to a lot of times we grow up in the same neighborhood when you grow up in the same neighborhood experience the same struggles you know you see this person every day you see these people every day and they say yo They don't identify with you. I'm not black. I'm Dominican.

I understand the struggle but it's just like how do you really kind of like describe with that and look at who she's talking to a lot of times we grow up in the same neighborhood when you grow up in the same neighborhood experience the same struggles you know you see this person every day you see these people every day and they say yo They don't identify with you. I'm not black. I'm Dominican.

I understand the struggle but it's just like how do you really kind of like describe with that and look at who she's talking to a lot of times we grow up in the same neighborhood when you grow up in the same neighborhood experience the same struggles you know you see this person every day you see these people every day and they say yo They don't identify with you. I'm not black. I'm Dominican.

Because I got... People take that personally. I got attacked a lot by not representing my Haitian side a lot. Like, that's how people take it. Yo, you always represent Jamaica. You're going to Jamaica. What about Haiti? Your mother's Haitian. So people feel it's very sensitive. It was different when you was young, too.

Because I got... People take that personally. I got attacked a lot by not representing my Haitian side a lot. Like, that's how people take it. Yo, you always represent Jamaica. You're going to Jamaica. What about Haiti? Your mother's Haitian. So people feel it's very sensitive. It was different when you was young, too.

Because I got... People take that personally. I got attacked a lot by not representing my Haitian side a lot. Like, that's how people take it. Yo, you always represent Jamaica. You're going to Jamaica. What about Haiti? Your mother's Haitian. So people feel it's very sensitive. It was different when you was young, too.

When you was young?

When you was young?

When you was young?

Same. Same. But that's based off experience, man. It's deeper than that. I'm not disagreeing with you. It's extremely deeper than that just to say you're wrong for representing your ethnicity. No, it's deeper than that. But go ahead, Mark.

Same. Same. But that's based off experience, man. It's deeper than that. I'm not disagreeing with you. It's extremely deeper than that just to say you're wrong for representing your ethnicity. No, it's deeper than that. But go ahead, Mark.

Same. Same. But that's based off experience, man. It's deeper than that. I'm not disagreeing with you. It's extremely deeper than that just to say you're wrong for representing your ethnicity. No, it's deeper than that. But go ahead, Mark.

Nah, it's moving, nigga. It's working for him. I ain't no hater. Nigga, remember what you said before. I ain't no hater. Clean it up. What else happened before? I don't think you liked it. I don't like it now. But it's moving. And it can grow. Look what you just did.

Nah, it's moving, nigga. It's working for him. I ain't no hater. Nigga, remember what you said before. I ain't no hater. Clean it up. What else happened before? I don't think you liked it. I don't like it now. But it's moving. And it can grow. Look what you just did.

Nah, it's moving, nigga. It's working for him. I ain't no hater. Nigga, remember what you said before. I ain't no hater. Clean it up. What else happened before? I don't think you liked it. I don't like it now. But it's moving. And it can grow. Look what you just did.

Those four songs, special records. You can identify when something is doing well. I can see why it's doing well.

Those four songs, special records. You can identify when something is doing well. I can see why it's doing well.