I was scrolling out on Instagram, bruh. It's bigger than the police. All y'all podcasters, not all of them, but YouTubers and people on Instagram, y'all the golden egg to the investigators. All they got to do is hashtag your page and hashtag who they want to hear about and build their case. Y'all go into depth, into detail, saying names, saying stuff about crimes. Like, it's sad, bruh. And why is the question? The people y'all doing this trying to harm never harmed you a day in their life. Y'all never had words. They don't even know you. The people you doing this for, they don't know you neither. They don't give a fuck about you. If they found the one in a silver suit, you wouldn't get shit. You wouldn't get a dollar. So why is the question? Do it make you sleep better at night? Like, why are we so happy in the world with someone's downfall? And why is always us doing this to us? You never see a white man doing this to a white artist. Why are you trying to solve a crime on the internet? If they didn't have social media, it seemed like that would be y'all's job. I mean, go get a job as a detective. They're hiring. You just getting it out. These niggas just getting it out. These niggas just getting it out. But I want to know why. Do it make you sleep better at night? Even you interviewers, why ask somebody a question they can get a murder? Why ask somebody a question they can get them 50 years to life in prison? Give me a Ricky Smiley interview, bro, like. This shit bigger than the police. This shit is bigger than the police. Police will be looking way in somewhere else. Y'all going to put them right there. It's sad, bro. It's sad, bro. It really is, bro. And the question is, why? Nobody from both sides know you. It's sad, bro.
