basic common sense move on dont waste time on me for insignificant means mind your business

Um, when I do things, you know, basic common sense.

You know, when I'm do- when I'm doing music, if I play in my home 'cause it's private or if I'm on podcast, it's for global.

It's for the major record labels, it's for music.

It's, you know, I am professionally a songwriter.

It's not for my neighborhood to look at me or listen to me or whatever.

It's none of anybody business.

It's private.

I mind my business, but I attract the people who don't know how to mind their business about my home, about me as a person.

They don't understand the difference, and they must be criminally insane, you know.

Somebody said I was crazy, and I said, "How can you call me crazy when I don't talk to you or know you?" And then there's allegations, they got it on the wall of this building, "No trespassing," right near the garage outside on this, in this building.

And there is allegations that a neighbor have been violated.

I can't live here because of these allegations and nosiness.

I would like to be not a center of attention for attracting nuts to me or people who lack the capability of living, uh, with me or following laws and, um, have morals and follow, uh, um, co- code, laws, and I don't think they have that capacity.

I heard somebody kept saying they're a Republican, and I kept concerned that, well, maybe they're targeting me 'cause I'm Black.

You know, 'cause, you know, I had bad experiences with ultra conservatives.

They're too bigoted to be around some of them.

But all they have to do is keep it to themselves, look for other people.

So that's all I have to say.