00:00A lot of you guys, moms and dads, were judges and attorneys.
00:09Your mom and dad threw rocks at these people for using drugs.
00:13And they gave them many years in prison for using drugs.
00:17Remember, they threw rocks at them.
00:21And they persecute them.
00:26And they continue to persecute them.
00:28But they'll tell you, don't be around black people or don't be around brown people because they're going to cause you to use drugs.
00:37They're going to cause you to do bad things.
00:41But you guys, getting ready to go to a frat party.
00:49Now, once you look at your mom and dad, who are judges and attorneys, and they put people away for using drugs, but they didn't put themselves away.
00:58I know it's disgusting to look at your parents in this kind of way.
01:05And you're probably like, mom, dad, how could you?
01:08What they're saying.
01:11Well, I was young.
01:13I didn't know.
01:14I didn't know.
01:17And then when I look at a young black kid or a young brown kid, they had no sympathy.
01:25A young black kid, a young brown adult kid is saying, have mercy on me.
01:31Have mercy on me.
01:32Now your parents are trying to explain their actions to you.
01:42And they're telling you, have mercy on me.
01:43Have mercy on me.
01:44But they didn't have no mercy on anyone else.
01:47And now you're about to go to this frat party and do all these type of things.
01:57Drugs, sex, and all this stuff that goes on in a frat party.
02:03And then you're going to become an attorney.
02:05You're going to become a judge.
02:06And those people are going to say, have mercy on me.
02:10Have mercy on me.
02:12I want you to remember the day that you did the same thing.
02:17Did anybody have mercy on you?
02:22If one of these white girls' dads is a lawyer and I get an email saying they need to take this video down,
02:27I'm going to be butthurt.
02:29I'm going to be butthurt.
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