What do you feel about that term? Oh, man.

You know, for me, I never understood the negative connotation that comes behind it, right? Because when you think about it, For generations, our parents have worked so hard to get in the room, to even be thought of to get in a room.

So I always say, now that they're able to get in those rooms and they have that access, they have those networks, they have those relationships, they have the wealth, where they can now put us as their children, their offspring in those rooms, why is that a problem? Because, and I don't want y'all to kill me for this, but isn't that what we say as black people? Generational wealth? Generational progress? Exactly! So now when it's given...

Why are you mad? Now, I will say this.

There's a difference between entitlement and opportunity.

And I feel like just because your parent puts you... gets you in that room, I want you to prove why you can stay in that room.

Which is why I told you when I did Courtney Act, a lot of people don't know this and I don't speak on it because it's not for them to know.

Man, what? How did experiencing both downsides and positive side of life shape the way you see privilege today?