 I got a lot of backlash for saying this. Kofi Kingston, for those who watch the WrestleMania, Kofi Kingston. I thought he was African. All right. No, I'm asking seriously. He was born in Ghana. Okay, so he's African. Yeah, he's African. That's not really black though. Yes it is. Hold on, hold on, hold on. No, no, no, no, that's not really black. He's born in Ghana. Yeah, but that makes him African. But he's still black. No, you don't believe, I don't believe he identifies as black. Yes he does. No. He moved here when he was like two or three. Oh, he's black. He's black. So maybe he grew up with the black ex. He's black. But anyway, let me put this out there. So what I talked about was the fact that he's the first black champion. Okay. Now people brought up the rock, Dwayne Johnson. Right. Now, we know that the rock is a racially ambiguous person, right? Right. When it comes to Hollywood, when it comes to wrestling. In WWE, WWE World Wrestling Entertainment, even back when it was WWF, the rock came in. We knew that his dad was Rocky Johnson. Right. But we knew his grandfather was High Chief Peter Mavir, which happens to be Samoan. Right. The WWE celebrates and represents his Samoan side way more than they do his African-American side. The only way that you'll be able to know that the rock is African-American in WWE is during Black History Month. Right. Now, if Red has, if you want to argue with me, go in ahead, I'll debate it with you. Now, in America standards, he's black because damn it, it's like a one-dropper American girl. And then the fact that his dad was black. Right. His dad is not African-American, though. His dad is from Canada. But anyway. The rock ain't black, bro. You just sold me on it. You just sold me on the rock. He Drake. Technically, Drake's not black? Drake isn't black. Are you serious? Is he not? What's up with you against the title of Drake? Do you feel like the rock is black, his dad is black, and his mama is Samoan. First of all, does he look black to you? I mean, he looks black. I mean, because black people look all different ways. He looks Samoan, bro. Ever since I've seen the rock, he's never looked like a black man. Now, of course, through America standards, he's black. I know it. And technically, yes, he would be considered the first WWE champion, but the way he's represented, I can't get down with that. Kofi Kingston is a full black. I don't think that you can get black to him. But Kofi's not black, though. He's African. Kofi's black. Is he the descendant of a slave? He could be. No. He could be. When he was born in Ghana. You don't know if he's just because he's born now. Or are his parents from Ghana? Yeah, that's so sexy. The only way he's black is if one of his parents is from America. Let me ask you this. Do you believe in pan-Africanism? Do you know what it is? No, what is it? Enlighten me, because I don't. I bet you will. All right, pan-Africanism is, no matter where you're from around the globe, you're black if you're from Ghana, anywhere from Africa, anywhere in America, Haiti, whatever, we all recognize each other as being one race, which is black. Pan-Africanism, that's how we look at it. So I'm a firm believer in pan-Africanism. So I feel like for WWE, since he's wrestling in American company, then he's the first black wrestler. See, I gotta disagree. But I mean, first black WWE champion. I gotta disagree. Unless one of his parents are from America, and he's the first African WWE champion. That's amazing. I disagree with that. Let us know what you think. I know they're gonna eat it up, because I've been getting a lot of comments. I just feel like black is the descendant of Islam. Look, put it like this. For the people who are arguing about The Rock and Kofi Kingston, I wouldn't be seeing articles saying that Kofi Kingston is the first legitimate. I think I forgot what site that was. But they said first legitimate black wrestler. So is The Rock the Barack Obama of wrestling? What is The Rock being if he isn't? He's black. He didn't stop blacking out of J.R.A. He's just doing that to be black. Let me ask you. Let me ask you. His dad's black, bro. Let me ask you this, though. His dad's black. Can I ask you a question? All right, so in movies, The Rock is racially ambiguous, right? Correct. Does he play black men in movies? Answer that question. What does a black man play, though? Dude, come on now. I'm just saying. His dad is black. Wesley Snipes is black. Is The Rock black in every movie that he plays in? Okay, but The Rock is in play movies like that. He does, he does. No, like what? In a movie, you're gonna have a race. Does he play a black man? He looks like an African-American man on screen. All right, amazing.