Isaac Keys

And so, yeah, I kept going.

And that's how Morehouse Career started.

I love that, man.

I love that.

There's one thing about the change you're speaking of that gravitated me to the character of Diamond Sampson on Part 4 Force was that when he came out, he wanted to be a changed person.

He didn't want to do the same things he did before.

But sometimes when you're trying to let go of your past, the other people want to hold on to it.

Because your past benefits them.

Who you were before benefits them.

Because either, one, they're stuck and they want to have misery loves company.

Or two, they just know that, hey, they don't want to see you be better than them, in a sense.

And those are the people that you can't be around.

I remember being in high school.

I would, you know, during football season, I was with my athletes.

We had to be part of the same program.

Well, come basketball season, I wasn't playing basketball.

I was waiting for baseball season to start.

So during basketball season, it was like my off season at the time.

And next thing you know, the allure of street activities.

I was hanging out with more friends who had more gang affiliation or more street allure, you know, and it was putting me into a whole other environment that I was attracted to and I was all into as well.