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Like I got –

This thing happened a few years ago where I got canceled on, well, an attempted cancel on social media.

What happened?

It was interesting.

What happened was, and I think this is part and parcel, it's a good thing, essentially.

I think it's a good thing, essentially, because we become aware of conversations.

We become aware of the diversity in the community around these discussions.

This was specifically about hip hop.

I appeared in this amazing documentary.

It shows like how what was happening at Aotearoa around the first wave of hip hop and the second wave of hip hop here and what was happening in America.

And it basically just shows how our people related to the story about giving under pressure.

I want to say like indigenous, but also like underprivileged and, you know, some voice and power through arts and creative arts, which was hip hop.

So it was kind of like showing this like timeline of what was happening in both places.

And it was awesome.

It was powerful.

It was a powerful documentary.

At the time I had said in it, you know, I'm from the background of KRS-One vibe, you know, hip hop belongs to the people.

If you do hip hop, you are hip hop, essentially.

But you can't be a wallflower.

That's my background, is get up off the wall and do something.