I'm just kicking back with young Mac, man. What they do. Yeah, man, we was thinking, man, we had a conversation. We was talking about the word Cherokee, man. I don't know if you ever do this kickback, you know what I'm saying with the real ones, you know what I'm saying? And have great conversations, man. But Cherokee, you know what I mean? There's different meanings of Cherokee, right? A lot of us not because, you know what I'm saying? Always, always knew we got Cherokee and our family. You know what I'm saying? We've researched the Chickamagua, right? These are the Cherokees that made no treaties, man. We researched Dragon Canoe, and I said, nah, man. Not on this land, no deal, man. No deals, man. And we still make no deals, man. You know, there's definitions of Cherokee, like we the people. You know, I've heard that explain we the people, you know what I mean? That's where they got the we the people from. We the people. But I like to look at it real simply, man. Just look at the word, you know. Cherokee, let's just start the first part, Cher, Cher. Now, we're not talking about no Cher, like you sit down on my nugget. Cher, would you ever pronounce anything Cher because it has a CH in front of it? Cher, you know what I'm saying? In reality, those CHs are hard case. So instead of Cher or Char, you would say Car or Care. Car or Care, like Car Alignas, kind, like the Carriots, like the Car of Cotai, the Carriots, your dig. Now you're talking about the Wankongs and the Prestigons and the King David's and you'll start to merge, you know what I'm saying? What we call tribal. You see I'm saying, see, I'm the seed of David. You know what I mean? I am the seed of Judah, your dig. You know what I'm saying? We are the seed of our creative man. We've always been here. We are the people. So now we have titles like We the People or Cherokee or Car of Cot. Is it Cherokee or Car of Cot? Now you're talking Cotai. Like them Cotas, you do it martial arts, them Cotai. We'll research the Car of Cotai. Right? Cora, spelled K-A-R-A or Q-A-R-A. Cora means and Turkic, it means black. Car, you're just talking about the indigenous, the flow, the melanated, the Copacola, Carriot, like the Carriot Alignas, you know, this place where they got the Naga's raining and ruling. And you're talking about the Carriots, man. The Carriots, you know what I'm saying? So what are you talking about? You know what I'm saying? The Cata or the Cora Cata or the Cora Cata or the Cherokee, you know what I mean? We see it right in front of our face that we're talking about ancient titles. You know again, we the Chick of Magu. You know what I'm saying? We made no deals. We don't do deals. We don't need to do paperwork with the government to be recognized so that they can hook us up. Now man, we out of this matrix, man. We pop it off, man. No deals, man. No paperwork. And that don't mean that, you know what I'm saying? You can't position yourself better in the matrix. You got your UCCR, you got your private, you know, sovereignness. That's beautiful, man. That's beautiful, man. You know what I'm saying? You got your habeas corpus, corpus, this pop it off, you know what I mean? You got a flow. We know that there's keys within the matrix to, you know, have a more fluid, you know what I'm saying? A more easier time to move around. We get that. But we say we got to really focus on the reality of truly popping off. And when you truly popping off, you don't need no one to say that you're tribal. You know what I'm saying? You don't need no paperwork. You don't need nothing but your people. And it's, you know, when it's time to rock, it's time to rock, all praise our creator. So we're the people of the creator. We don't need no titles. But the car, a cattie, the cattie, the car, you know, we're talking Catt day, we're talking the Pure Land. So when they're over here in Marco Polo and them searching for Cate, they're looking at Cattie, not Cate, Cattie. They're looking for the Cattie, the people, the black people, the Melanade, the Cara on the Pure Land, Cara Cattie is these Melanade Copper Colonygues on a Pure Land, a Sibola, a Shimbala. They found you imparidized by Naga. Columbus saw the Oranaka River. He said, this is the greatest river I've ever seen. The Oranaka was flowing out of Mount Rorima near Venezuela in Guyana. This Oranaka was the greatest river Columbus ever seen. He said, this Oranaka River, this Oranaka River must be connected to extraterrestrial paradise. So Columbus is associated with Oranaka with paradise saying it's flowing out of paradise. And you say, what's the source of the Oranaka, you get Mount Rorima or the tree stump that I just put that picture on you on the IG. We're talking about Mount Rorima, we're talking about the garden. We're talking about the tree stump that was once a mighty tree and out of that tree flows out of that tree, Monaga, flows the Oranaka River. Out of that tree flows the Amazon River. The Amazon River flows out of Mount Rorima, man. The Amazon River flows out of Mount Rorima out this tree. The Amazon is flowing out of this tree of life near Venezuela, Monaga. Hmm, Columbus is saying the Oranaka is flowing out of terrestrial paradise and is flowing out of this mighty tree stump named Mount Rorima. And the Oranaka and the Amazon Monaga. So you need to know who you are. Before they called you Cherokee, you are the Kara Cutta. You are the Copa Colanaga's on a pure land. We the people, right? Yeah, man. We the people and we pop it off, man. That's the kind of conversations we have, man. No deals, man. No paperwork. You know what I'm talking about? No deals with these people. We make no deals with these people, man. We let go of the illusion and we try with nothing, man. Y'all highlight your guala. Don't highlight koalas and keep that nigh in on you. At nine koal, Andre Eguadala. Hey, man. Hey, up to real ones. Fabulous, man. Yeah, shout out to Fabulous, man. Shout out.