Truth, Surprise, and Laughter: My Candid Run the Jewels Reaction

[@cm9241]

they aren't "creating further division" they're highlighting the division that has existed already for decades.

[@JTidiotboy]

I totally get your point but I feel like this song, while potentially divisive, is necessary in the long run. The first step towards unification is honesty and that's something the police need a lot of work on. Nothing is going to change unless cops start holding each other accountable for their actions. Anything less than that and it just becomes a cycle.

[@aoisthefutureTRG]

I agree with you on the holding themselves accountable and they should def be honest with their role in the system that condones it. However I also believe, it’s up to us, the people, to set the standard and value each other (no matter the creed, nationality, or ethnicity) by not letting police brutality get a blind eye to legislators and demand change from the top down. Then if we don’t get results, we stop spending at all major chains and keep our money local as possible. It wouldn’t take long to see the effects of millions they’re used to, being withheld from their pockets.

[@betashow6373asmr]

Nice song keep updating more

[@cm9241]

@@aoisthefutureTRG React to Killer Mike's "Reagan" PLEASE i'm begging you.

[@ThePelagicHermit]

Salute to you. Thank you for your honesty. Terrific evidence of why most people deserve a second chance. We all need to remember that most people get out of prison and it benefits us all to treat prisoners with humanity. And everytime I see a citizen with melanin refer to themselves as simply "an American" it gives me hope. I would appreciate your interpretation of the ending of the video. What do you make of the shot of the suspect being alone, walking outside and spreading his arms while a train is heard in the distance?

[@aoisthefutureTRG]

Thank you 🙏🏽 🫡 I really appreciate you and your words. Getting that opportunity to be free was so important to me that the experience leading up to it has never left me and I’ve been free now for 17 years come March. I have always kept those moments in the forefront of my mind to help with making sound decisions. I’m not infallible but I refuse to sell another drug, keeping my temper in check - that’s a whole other story frfr. I do a good job tho So to me the way I interpret the ending, the guy was really in a fight with himself and how he interacts with the Law. He wants to just live but finds himself in a constant battle with the cops/authority and I feel like the train and arms extending is symbolic for escaping the reality and experiencing a level of freedom.

[@HUBBABUBBADOOPYDOOP]

*Spittin Truth is a Gangster to the coward of Evil.*

[@aoisthefutureTRG]

Hahaha indeed, indeed!

[@betashow6373asmr]

Nice sharing

[@aoisthefutureTRG]

Thank you 🙏🏽

[@jflatty5389]

shea wigham the guy playing the cop does seem like the perfect actor to play this guy- surprised more people don't recognize lakeith stanfield the other guy- from get out and that judas and the black messiah movie and a whole lot of other shit- also this is more of an exhausting sloppy wrestling match more than it being a fight