Hodgetwins recount a parking dispute before shifting to Watson's fatal shooting in Chicago over a diamond chain. The speaker argues progressive officials gave the shooter lenient treatment, fostering further violence, while criticizing Black Lives Matter for exploiting such deaths politically. He contrasts this with white neighborhoods, alleging black culture glorifies "slipping" and discourages police calls, ultimately blaming materialism and neighborhood poverty for Watson's death rather than systemic racism. [Automatically generated summary]
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Stopping the Eating Buddy00:03:39
Up out of here, you feel me?
So, if you got a manager like that's there, Mike's.
I'm at Mike's.
The manager see me, bro.
That nigga see me.
I don't know his motherfucking name, and I let him know, bro.
You see me complaining.
You see me saying something.
You sitting there and you looking at me like you ain't tried to address me like, hey, homie, can I help you?
And this is the thing, though.
This is what I said, though.
I said, okay, listen.
I've been in this motherfucking hour now.
You know what I'm saying?
I've been this motherfucking hour now.
My people that came up here and said they can't get up.
I say, listen, bro.
It's seven, eight parts open, bro.
Y'all want us to park two blocks just to come with y'all when y'all know somebody.
I've been here over an hour now.
You feel me?
Taco Tuesday, when I approached them, it was at the 11 o'clock.
Taco Tuesday usually shut down about 12 o'clock, 1:30.
You got seven, eight parts open by the end, bro.
Nine times out of ten, ain't no motherfucker coming there, bro.
You feel me?
So this is what I said.
I say, listen, bro.
If they do come, let us park right here.
You feel me?
If they do come, come get me.
We'll move the car so they can get the space.
We will move our car.
Whatever car we need to get the space, just let us get the park.
So now you, oh no, we can't do that.
No, no, no.
You just gotta find someone else to park on.
Who the f is you talking to?
You feel me?
Like, who the f is you talking to for real, even talking like that?
Like, that be the s.
And that's what make a motherfucker be wanting to get into it with y'all because y'all ain't got no respect.
What's up, bro?
What's up?
Did you hear the car take off?
Mm-hmm.
Young buddy!
Young buddy!
Back!
Are you good?
I ain't got no pressure on me.
Put pressure.
Stop eating for two.
Stop eating.
Stop eating.
Hey.
This is my blood cousin, folks.
Black Man's Unwarranted Chain00:11:06
I got them.
I'm trying to find the key because this a lot.
And that shit.
Huh?
And that's what I'm finna see.
Oh, or smoke.
Hey, no, please.
It's kind of weird.
Miss Cousin comes over there.
It looks like he would be over there with his cousin.
Yeah, I would be kind of distraught if my first cousin's laying there.
Yeah, blood cousin.
Yeah.
Yeah, but he was on Facebook Live.
So I'm thinking they was watching him on Facebook Live.
They knew where he was at.
You can see a street number back here.
They knew exactly where he was at.
And he'd been talking for a while.
So one of his biggest haters actually follows him and saw him live.
And they wouldn't, that's what I think happened.
Yeah.
What's crazy about this whole situation?
The guy that pulled the trigger and unalive to him, he did it like it was nothing.
How many bodies do you think whoever that shoot is on his resume?
So it's multiple.
And I guarantee he's got a record.
And he's several felonies.
And the district attorney and the liberals in that area gave him a slap on the wrist.
Well, progressives.
I wouldn't even call them liberals.
Yeah, I wouldn't even call them liberal.
They're progressive.
I bet you he's got an extensive criminal record and shouldn't even be on the streets.
Yep.
And look, you progressive.
Stop calling yourself liberals, you Democrats.
Look, this breeds murder all over our streets.
Yeah.
Because y'all not tough on crime.
Live by the sword, die by the sword.
And that's what's happening in black communities.
But that chain that he's wearing, from what I've seen, he wears that diamond gold.
I think it's, I know it's diamond.
I think it's gold too.
A diamond gold necklace.
I'm going to hold on.
That had to have been some serious cash around his neck.
And he wore it in every video.
Well, yeah, he did.
Every view I've seen of it.
I wouldn't wear a fake chain in the hood in Chicago.
That was weird.
Yeah.
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Yeah, like you never, you don't see this type of crime in like white areas.
You don't see white people robbing each other for chains and stuff like that.
You know what I mean?
It's like when they start these organizations like Black Lives Matter, they always worried about white people killing black people when the biggest threat to black people are other black people.
And there's no, well, there's no outcry for something like this.
What's going on in the inner cities in black neighborhoods?
There will be no protests.
Nobody be holding up signs, demanding justice.
Nobody really cares.
They only care when a white person commits an act of violence, a supposedly act of violence against a black person.
Half the time when these black lives matter protests are taking place, it's uncalled for.
It's unwarranted because of the things that happened to that black person.
Majority of the times it was warranted.
Yeah.
But this is totally unwarranted.
He's in his car doing his thing.
He's not a thug.
He's not robbing anybody.
It's minding his own business, putting this message out there.
Black person comes along, wants his chain, takes his life.
He refuses to give the chain.
And that's why he ended up losing his life.
But nobody will ever march for this guy.
It'll be absolutely nothing.
That's when I hear a black person say Black Lives Matter, they don't really mean it.
The only reason why they're saying it because it pushes their talking points, their agenda against white people.
They will never use that moniker, Black Lives Matter, to defend Black Lives from other Black Lives, from other Black people.
Yeah, it's crazy how Black people exploit each other.
Yeah.
That whole Black Lives Matter is exploiting the death of Black people.
Yeah, like, exactly.
And it's like, they don't care when this happens.
That's why they don't speak out.
Well, they actually covered this on the news and they give some more detail about what happened and what they saw.
Like, witness a cat.
I'm trying to struggle to breathe.
All of it unfolding right after Watson left his cousin's job at this nearby liquor store to begin his Facebook Live in his car.
I wouldn't let him walk out the store.
I wouldn't let him walk out the store.
He's a good man for this community.
No matter what he's done, he helped people, you know.
He helped me get the job in there.
Close friends turned heartbroken witnesses.
That is crazy.
That neighborhood looks nuts.
This dude, that's not a cigarette, is it?
The way he's well, let's say it is a cigarette.
No, nobody does it like a cigarette.
You just take a drag and blow it out.
He's like this.
He's savoring it.
Yeah, that's sad.
This, like, I never heard broken witnesses say as Watson was walking to his car.
He was talking to a guy, and he was going to his car, and then the guy followed behind him.
So when the guy followed behind him, pulled a gun on him.
So he was trying to rafter with the gun, and the girl went off.
Police say the 40-year-old.
So there's fighting over the gun.
He didn't want to give that chain up.
Well, how much that chain?
I don't care.
Diamonds and gold.
I mean, in every photo, every video, you see him when he goes live, he's wearing that chain.
That chain is actually an appendix to his body.
It's like an arm to him.
I don't know why anybody will wear something like that in the hood.
That is nuts.
He was shot in his chest.
I love his palm.
That's the guy that was smoking, huh?
Mm-hmm.
And I squeezed his hand.
He wouldn't squeeze it back.
Relatives tell us he leaves behind a six-year-old son and say Watson was killed just weeks shy of his own birthday.
We're gonna have to figure out how to move on and be strong day to day and help each other get past this because this hurt this didn't just hurt one person.
This hurt a lot of us.
Police haven't given the motive behind this shooting.
So far, no one has been arrested.
You know what the motive is?
Yeah, you know what?
Somebody saw something.
Ain't nobody coming forward.
Your snitch?
Black.
He's another death of a black man due to black culture.
Yeah.
Like our music, yeah.
Champion behavior like this.
Yeah, like no snitching in the hood, right?
That's that's the culture.
You know, and then black people come up for terms for white people when they call the cops.
They call them Karens.
It's just a contrast of the two different cultures.
Yeah.
Like this is why white neighborhoods will never fall this low, get this bad.
Yeah, because they won't call the cops on you.
They have a foundation of morals.
Like in our music, they just praise people.
Well, what's the term they use?
Oh, he got caught slipping.
Yeah.
Yeah.
You know, black vernacular.
Well, he got caught slipping.
This is what they call, he got caught slipping.
That lingo is in all our music.
It's like it's glorified when you check somebody slipping.
Yeah.
Yeah.
And there will not be one protest.
Not these culture vultures, these people that prey on the lives lost in the black community for financial gain and for political talking points.
They won't show up to even utter not one word for this man who just lost his life minding his own business.
You know, it's crazy.
Look at these comments.
They hit the look, we're an expensive jury in an impoverished neighborhood.
It's like having an open womb in a tank full of sharks.
Yeah.
I remember a while back.
We, uh, this dude, he came in with some money.
He was in the hood.
He was wearing a $10,000 gold chain.
He won a scratch-off lottery.
Yeah, he won a scratch-off lottery.
And the dudes walked around in the hood.
Instead of using that $10,000 to get out of the hood, get out of that neighborhood, go get him a better place to live and get him a $500 chain.
He decided to go with a $10,000 chain and stay in the hood.
Yeah, and he got robbed.
He got robbed in the tickets.
Thank God his life wasn't taken, but like in our communities, man, we're like very, very materialistic.
Well, we embrace the wrong things.
Yeah, we're very shallow when it comes to material possessions.
I've been on my head off.
My wife hates the way I dress.
I'm t-shirts.
I never wear any jewelry.
The only jewelry I wear is this, this cross, a silver necklace.
That's it.
I don't wear a watch.
I don't wear fancy clothes.
My wife hates that.
She's Mexican.
They love gold things.
They love shiny things just like black folks do.
But this side, I got, man, I don't know who he was.
I'm not really in the black culture.
Yeah.
I actually despise it.
I don't know who he was.
I think it was a promoter.
Yeah, but I guess it sounded like he did some good things for his community.
Yeah.
But look what his community does in return to him.
That's why as soon as I got some money, as soon as I had the financial wherewithal to get out of my neighborhoods, black communities, I did it.
And that's why black celebrities do the exact same thing.
That's why anybody with any money, any brains, they will always leave those neighborhoods behind them because eventually it's going to catch up to you.
You're just going to become another statistic.
I mean, it's people like this man in our communities, in black communities.
Just preying on people.
Preying on people, and we're dying every day.
We're the biggest killer of whites, blacks, of every demographic, every ethnicity in this country.
Yeah, I tell this story all the time.
I lived in one black community my whole life.
It was when I was living in San Diego.
I was in the Marine Corps.
I moved to the black side of town to save some money.
I came out to my little Geo Metro.
I had a Geo Metro.
It was lime green.
Stick shift off.
Yeah, six shifts.
Broke as a joke, in full uniform, going to work, three o'clock in the morning.
I come out to my car.
I go out to my car and there's a bullet hole in the driver's side door.
Yeah.
And then I get in the car and I'm like, man, somebody shot my car.
So I'm going to work.
I come up to a stop sign so I can, the next left, from the stop sign, I hit the freeway.
There's a prostitute standing out.
And she looks at me and she does this.
Spitting all that gunk that she had in her mouth from the pride.
Pride John.
Yeah, it's like that community was East San Diego.
Man, that was a horrible.
And you know what's crazy, man?
It feels like you don't even live in the United States because you assess the temperament of the people in that community in black neighborhoods and in parvis neighborhoods.
And then when you go to just an average community, it's like night and day.
Yeah.
That is.
I hope they find his.
I hope they find the killer.
But man, why would you wear that?
A diamond chain.
Diamond, not gold.
It was customized said his name on it.
Why would you wear that?
Of course, everybody knew him, but you still in Chicago.
You got to know you.
He's a huge target.
He's short of that chain wherever he goes.
It's just like he was totally oblivious to the danger he