Nick Cannon

But if you don't atone in that process, then, of course, you're going to do it again.

Yes.

So the fact that we can continue to watch this young man rise and watch this young man win

And the talent is next level.

Oh, yeah, yeah.

We're not denying that.

Yeah, yeah.

So the fact that... I don't know, man.

I just hope that we're moving towards a place in society that we can embrace each other with love and sincere compassion opposed to like...

you know, anger and fear and, and, you know, detriment to someone's career because of whatever they've gone through.

And I think if you approach things and that's what I've been doing a lot of work, obviously in the, in the mental wellness space, if you approach it from like someone is, I don't want to use the word sick, but if it is someone is working through something in that way, you, you handle people who have an illness that,

with more compassion and care than you do with someone that you see as a villain.

So when they start to villainize people and call people monsters and want to throw them away and do away with them, and you start seeing all this vitriol and venom in the comments, you're like,

man, is that who we really are as a people?

Because we're all one.

So is that how we handle one another?

Because we all going to fall at some point doing something.

So the fact that the few Phoenix's that can rise and change and continue to make the world a better place, whether it's through their music or through their art, I commend those people.

You got to rock with people that

have made it through the fire and actually are on the other side and want to do better and can admit those spaces that they've been wrong.