Discussion on Identity and Language

Are you African? I don't even think you should say nigga. But, w- w- whatever. What the f- nigga, nigga, nigga, nigga, nigga, nigga. I am the definition of African American, by the way. Right, but you're not Black.

My fa- my fa- That is what Black is. Are you still watching me? No, it's not. Let me give you a little education. Sure, go ahead, Doctor Omar time. Go ahead. Actually, it's two, uh, MDs.

It's not the same thing. You're a first generation- Uh-huh ... African. You're not Black. I've been here and my lineage has been here for at least 11-

Yeah, you're foundationally Black American ... 11 generations, so. You're saying you're foundationally Black American? An FBA, a foundationally Black American? I've been here 11 generations. I don't know-

That's what you sa- that's what you qualify as, yeah, is FBA. And you're African. Okay. Just, I just wanted to- I'm not gonna... Okay ... I just wanted to clarify. So, you know, from a, from a Black American-

All right, real quick, real quick, real quick ... we don't really like when y'all say nigga. I'm just telling you. Okay, question for you. Where's, uh, the country of Sudan located? Africa.

Okay. So you're African American. Okay, and that- You're not Black. Okay. Question.

Nigga is for Blacks. The ones that were slaves. Really? Yeah. That's- Interesting. Yeah.

Hello, monkey. What does the word Sudan mean? Educate me. It means Black. Land of the Black. Right, but it's still a cult- it's still a culture.

Like, you can make your own thing, but it's, it's- ... it's a d- ... it's a d- So let me get this straight. Mm-hmm.

I'm the definition of African American. Parents come from Sudan, here. So, yes. I'm born here, African American. You're born in America.

Land, land of the Blacks. Okay? Just because- Sudan- ... it means Black doesn't mean you're from American Black culture

... where did your descendants come from? Tell us. We, for 11 generations we've been here. Yeah, where did they come from? Wakanda.

Where, where did your descend- where did your, where did your people come from? Wakanda forever. 11 generations ago? Yeah, where'd they come from?

Why does that matter? We- 'Cause it's- You just asked him where- We've, we've all... No, he, he came from that one generation ago.

Where did they come from? So, so- No, Wakanda ... it's a difference. Like, we've been here on this land, building this land for

11 generations. Okay. You came from Africa. I get that, I get that. But where, where did, where did you come from? Came over here. You get the benefits of what my ancestors

did. Okay, but I'm asking you. So- What did, where did your- And so-

... where did your ancestors come from, though? We all come from Africa. Hmm. If we gonna go back, uh, thousands of years. If we all come from Africa, how are you Black and I'm not?

Damn. Because of culture. Oh, now it's culture? That's what we're, that's what- ... yeah, that's the difference.

... yeah, that's the difference. Ooh. Black, being Black is a culture. So what do I check the box in when, when I- African

... I, I q- American ... you know- I've been on this land for 11 generations. No, no, no, no, no, before-

I don't come from Sudan ... who, where, where, where'd niggas, where did the Jews bring you from? Y- this, are you, are you li- Where did the Jews bring you from?

Are you listening? Where did the Jews bring you from? Are you listening? I'm listening very clearly. You said Africa. I have never been to Africa.

We know that. So, at the end of the day, I was born here. My grand- Your ancestors. My- Yeah. We're not talking about ancestors.

People like you don't understand that you're an African American. You're Black. That's where you came from. We all came from the same place. I come from America. For you to sit there and say, "I've been here for this many generations,

which means I'm not an African American," you are. No, I'm not. You've just been here for more generations, but you're still Black.

I'm Black. You still came from Africa. Just like white people- That's what you are ... don't call themselves European Americans.

They call themselves white because it's its own culture. Um, well, here's the thing. They actually do call themselves where they're from if they know where they're from. No, they not.

A lot of them don't. They'll say they're white. But if they do know, they'll say, "I'm Irish," "I'm Italian." Yeah. Every human being is from Africa.

Bro, you're Black, bro. You're from Africa. Like, get out of here, nigga. Like, you- Hello, monkey ... like, wait, now you're gonna say he's not Black either

because he's from the Caribbean? There, I said- Oh, yeah. He's not Black either? He's not from the, he's not Black.

'Cause secondly, by your logic, she ain't Black either 'cause she from Haiti. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Fucking stupid. Like- What does that have to do with anything?

... by, by your logic, she ain't Black either 'cause she Haitian. Stupid. He's not Black 'cause he's from the Caribbean. Are you Haitian? Stupid.

Yes. I- Yeah, duh ... your parents are from- I'm Haitian, yes. I'm Haitian and Jamaican.

You're Haitian. So by your, by your logic, you're not Black either. So what is she then? Ridiculous. Well, I'm asking her a question. You guys are talking over me.

Nah, but like- Where are you from? Like, where are you- No, no, no. Okay, hold on, hold on, hold on ... like, where are you from? Pompano Beach, Florida.

Wait, wait, wait, wait. You're from Florida. Where are your parents from? Look, look her color. No, no, look her color. No, where are her parents from? No. Wait, hold on. Stop. For- forget where she's from. Look, what,

what is she? She's Black. But Bl- I'm talking about Black culture. That's what I'm saying. Well, I thought she wasn't Black. And this bitch is Black in America, though.

And I agree, she's Black in America. And I say most of her Black culture is Black. She's Black too. In America. All right, is she Black or not?

I wouldn't consider her Black, no. What the... What? I wouldn't consider her a Black American, yeah. I wouldn't. So, but the thing about it is that my experience- Because she doesn't understand what it's

like ... so wait, wait, so she can't say nigga either then, right? She can't say nigga either. She can't say nigga either. Not really.

Oh, so she can't say nigga either. No. Okay. I can't say nigga either 'cause I'm Haitian. Yeah, you can't say nigga either.

I can't say nigga either. I'm gonna, I'm gonna do understand your point. No, no, let's just say nigga. Bro, it's very simple. I already know, see, she don't even know what she, she identifies as.

She's a foundationally Black American. Nigga. They look at it like everybody that's not, like, uh, hasn't been here for multiple generations and weren't here during Jim Crow and slavery,

they're not really Black. They're tethers. Um. Yeah ... they can't use the word nigga, they're not really a part of the culture,

blah, blah, blah, is what she thinks. Yeah. It's, no, that's what it is, and y'all don't understand that. This is why FBAs are retarded-

I don't understand ... 'cause they can never, their logic doesn't stand. I don't understand. Yes, it does. It doesn't stand.

Yeah, it does. I grew up in Pompano Beach, Florida. You're not gonna tell me that I'm not Black American even though I am Haitian. Hmm. I still had a very Black experience.

Right. I didn't grow up in Compton. I didn't grow up in Ohio. Mm-hmm. I didn't grow up in the Midwest of United States. Mm-hmm.

But at the same time, I still had a very Black American experience. Mm-hmm. Even though my p- my family migrated to this country. So to exclude us-

... in this type of conversation- ... in this type of conversation- I didn't make the rules. I'm just telling them. Yeah. No, no, no, I didn't make the rules at all.

No. I'm just- Wait, wait, who's, who's one of the hottest rappers out of Florida? I don't know.

Kodak? Kodak, maybe. I don't know. And what's he? Haitian, right? Haitian, born in Pompano. Well, matter... There you go. And a bunch of the other rappers that

are popping out of Florida, all them niggas are Haitian, so you gonna tell me they're not a part of the culture, they're not Black? The fuck out of here, bro. Your own logic doesn't make sense.

Ooh. Why not? Some of the top rappers are not FBAs, as you would claim. A lot of them, uh, are, are- Well, if they're not, they're not

... are first generation Americans that their parents came from somewhere in Africa or from the Caribbean. Right. Or Jamaica.

You gonna tell me they don't contribute to the culture? And, and they came into the culture and said that they were Black, so then people ran with it, but it doesn't change that they're first gen. 'Cause you, you use the metric of they don't

contribute to the culture, so therefore they can't say nigga. I didn't say that. You literally said- I didn't say nothing about they didn't contribute

... you, you literally said- I didn't say that ... "You can't say nigga because they're not a part of the culture," and I was like, "Wait, what?"

To me- I don't know ... the situation isn't that, oh, you're not Black enough because of the Yeah, no, 'cause she used the culture argument- Yeah, no, 'cause she used the culture argument-

It's the culture ... to say you can't say nigga. That's what the culture... And that's what- ... and here's the thing, like, I know your arguments better than you, ... and here's the thing, like, I know your arguments better than you,

than you do, 'cause I've debated a lot of you FBA retards. You guys are fucking dumb. She, she over here talking about, like, bro, you were brought over here as a slave, bro, by Jews, and you don't even understand your

background or your culture. You don't even know how the fuck you got over here. You don't know where you from. I know where I'm from. I come from the land of Blacks, Sudan, uh, Africa-

African American ... SOG. Like, African American by fucking definition. By definition. Okay? Mm-hmm.

Wait, hold on. You're, you're not Black. But you, but you say the N-word, right? Me? Yeah. Yeah, 'cause I'm from Miami.

See? And I'm not offended by the N-word. I would have told her the same thing. Yeah. Well, well, well, hold on. Right. I would still say it.

Right. I would still say it. Right. I would still say it. Yeah. I say it. But, but her-

You do what you want ... but her culture is to say the N-word. My culture's taught me that. I don't give a