 So you weren't one that, when it started receding, it affected you? No, I didn't give a fuck. I cut it off. That's why it don't affect me that I got braids from the middle back. I don't care what nobody thinks about me. Well, I always think about a, uh, uh, Charlemagne when you said breakfast club a while ago. You and him, y'all like him pretty good. I think he dope. I like the way he, you know, he just, he say whatever. He gets in the building. Bring the heat, Charlemagne. What you got? Bring the heat. Relax, white boy. You know, early on he was worse. He didn't got better than that. Oh, he's a troll. Credit card. Man, I would get old macaroni noodles and be like, I love you. Merry Christmas. I'll take back the first group. No, but he didn't got better than that. Yeah, yeah, yeah, but I mean, you know, he's a, he's also, you know, one of the guys that has the vision. You know, he has, there's certain people in this game that, that, you know, that's something that I picked up on and just being able to have that vision and be able to see in the future, man. That's a skill. Yeah. That's a God-given skill to be able to look at something and say, I know what I'm looking at. Yeah, yeah. And he's one of those people. That's all. You know what I mean? He's one of those people. So, you know, just him being somebody that has always been accessible, you know what I mean? To me, even when I wasn't beneficial to him to be accessible to me and something that I always appreciate. So I think that's what makes the relationship so smooth because he's always been the same and I've always been the same. And that's something that counts in this game because niggas change daily. All the time. Yeah, you know what I mean? They change daily. I'm going to ask you about that beans cartoon. I can't let you out here without asking you about the cartoon. Oh, yeah, we're working on it, man. Like, I got to show you a couple of characters, man. Okay, okay. But, yeah, man. You got pinto bean on there though. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, pinto bean. And I'm pinto bean. That's my character. That's hard. But, yeah, we got, you know, string bean and lima bean. That's hard. You know what I mean? Fava bean and all of that. So it's just, you know, all of these ideas and that's the thing like I make sure that I stay true to my process. I don't care what nobody says about what I'm supposed to be doing. I work on my own time, you know what I mean? Because my time is mine. It's going to come in due time. I don't force enough and I don't rush enough and I make sure it's right for me before I do anything because at the end of the day, like Lo say, the day is over. So, you know, you're going to have to deal with whatever it is that comes to you and whether it be a blessing or a hindrance, it's going to be your responsibility. So for me, I try to make sure that everything is right the way I want it to be right, no matter what people say about, you know, my process. You know what I'm saying? That's the reason why I don't answer. Where do you see yourself in five years? I don't, I'd never answer that question. Wherever God put me is where I see myself in five years because if you were to ask me that when I was an open mic comic at the comedy zone making $25 a show where I saw myself in five years, I wouldn't have named half of the shit that I've done already. That's all right. That's all right. I got a couple of questions. No, man, we ain't got no time. Let me go. I'm here. I'm here. I know y'all been waiting. Your wife is the reason I'm here. You can ask as many questions as you want. I ain't one of them people that's like, yeah, man, I'm on a tight schedule now. I know I'm here, man. As long as y'all want to go, we going to go. How old were you when your hairline started receding? Oh, shit. Here we go. And he laughing at us. Twenty-two? Twenty-two. Yep. I was bald. Immediately. I cut it off. That's why mom was on this. All of it? Yeah, I was bald until the pandemic. Somebody out there who seems to have a problem with my hair. Everybody that keeps saying, she gold. This is about one girl. Won't you let it go? So, okay. So you weren't one that when it started receding, it affected you? No, I didn't give a fuck. I cut it off. That's why it don't affect me that I got braised from the middle back. I don't care what nobody thinks about me. Like my confidence is not... So why you grew it back, man? Because the pandemic started and I saw... I put a post up because I was in my gym, I was boxing. And I had my head back because it's a routine that I do, you know, just because I box, you know what I'm saying? And everybody thought I was trying to have my hairline. And then I was like, y'all gotta be fucked up. So I posted a picture of me with my hairline and what it looked like. And I got the most engagement that I had ever got on anything. And I'm like, oh, people really allow public perception to shape what they think about themselves. So let me use my platform to show what it looks like when you don't give a fuck about public perception when it comes to you. Your head looked like the potatoes at Five Guys before they turned them into fries. So that's the reason why I still got it, because it's like, I can. The reason why my head like this is because I can walk around with it like this and still be the nigga that I was before I had it. I think it's alive. I love it when people do that because people are so ashamed by all these different things that they go through. And that's why when people sit right here, the first thing I always tell them especially females, I said, don't ever be ashamed of situations you've been in because God put us through things for a reason to help other people. You might not know who you're helping and we're at a stage right now where you can touch millions of people by a situation somebody could be going through something that you already went through that you're hiding and you already overcame it because you're still sitting right here. Trust me, I am a motivation. You should see the niggas that send me pictures and walk up to me where they shit way worse than mine. We got y'all in the name of God. Wait, wait, dude. And be like, she go fuck it. I'm living my dream. I'm like, good job. You know what I mean? And that's the reason why I use the influence the way I do because like I said, it goes back to my mother again the way she raised me. I never had the option of caring about what anybody thought. I had to do what she said. So when everybody was outside playing football and riding bikes I was walking to the safeway with a cart to get the groceries for the house. And I had to be okay with whatever anybody was saying about me walking down the jam being you going to the safeway again. Y'all ain't still ain't got no food from the last time. Nope. And I had to be okay with that. So in that it made me be comfortable with them what my process was. You know what I mean? My mother was buying me size 13 shoes when I was in middle school and I was still cool. And you wasn't even? It's a fact. I didn't have a choice. I had to. I don't know who was good. You know what? Whoever was selling my mama them big ass shoes just like my little brother father. He was a bitch ass nigga man. Giving my mama them long ass shoes or whatever you was giving them to or for. And I had to wear them bitches. But that also is something that made me recognize man you can't care about what people think about you because I didn't have a choice. So I still was cool with the Bobby's World shoes on. Like big head, big shoes. But that was, you know, my life. So I never cared about public perception. Like it's very, I'm very selective about the opinions I let affect me. I'm very selective. Like you don't just get to come into my life and now you have an opinion that affects me because that can be very detrimental to you and how you live your life. So the hassle you wear is just to keep your head warm. The hassle I wear is because I look good in them. You like this one? This handmaid is yawn. I like that. You know what I mean? I think it's a head yawn man. It's a cold shade. But no I don't. I just wear hats because I like to wear hats. But I take my hat off anytime or every time. I don't care. I love my side braids. It's an accomplishment to me. I'm living out all my dreams. I never had braids when I had regular hair. Mwanda wasn't going for it. I had to get my hair cut and I got used to it. So once the pandemic came and I saw that first hairstyle I was like I'm going all the way. And now and that's the thing. People talk shit like I can't just go in the bathroom and change what makes you feel like I should change something about myself. And this is one thing that I wish we could have for social media. I wish it was a window into social media. So if you ever criticize somebody on the internet immediately a window should open up into your life and that person should be able to criticize whatever they see you doing. And I think that will change criticism on the internet.