John Gafford

It was somebody essentially, and I never talk smack about anybody in this room.

I don't let people talk smack about anybody in this room.

I just think that's, I think it's lazy.

But this person I know posted a video that was remixed by a person that was the person that was, the person in the video was talking shit about them.

And then they took the video and remixed it.

And here's the problem.

I think the person originally posted the video probably looks at that as a win.

And that sucks.

Yeah.

That, that sucks that you're going to let somebody sit here and defame another person to get clicks and views.

That sucks.

I mean that it really bothered me to the point where I'm probably going to call that person.

Now that I'm thinking about it out loud, probably going to call them this afternoon and be like, bro, what are you doing?

Like, what are you doing?

No.

Dude, listen.

Number one, anybody that wants to tear anybody else down, especially publicly in front of a microphone or on a camera, it's because you're not tearing them up.

You're tearing them down, which means you perceive them as higher on the social status than you are.

So yeah, anytime somebody starts trying to rip somebody else down publicly like that, it's because it ain't about this person.

It's about you.