Nick Cannon

Like and we don't see any empathy.

We don't see any atonement.

We don't see any change.

You're still out here in the club.

Like.

And even if you analyze the the actual, you know.

crime and punishment, I feel like that was just, and even I feel like that with Puff as well, you was on trial for your karma.

You wasn't on trial for what actually just happened.

That's that thing where so much time, you could have repented, you could have atoned, you could have made it right, but you chose to play in people's faces.

And I probably would think, high in sight, they were probably like, I would have handled that differently because

There's a way to be like, I'm sorry, I apologize.

But to actually truly atone, that's a process that I've learned.

When you gotta be sincere in saying, man, I didn't.

I was wrong.

Yeah, I was wrong.

And I'm not admitting that I was wrong because you caught me.

I just sincerely wish I had made better decisions or there was real growth there.

So I don't think we saw any growth.

I think if we would have saw growth in that process,

then we might be a little bit more forgiving.