Corey and his daughter Royalty discuss their viral TikTok response to Critical Race Theory, where Royalty asserts children judge character over skin color after a school incident involving segregation videos. Corey details confronting a principal, facing family opposition while gaining online support for his mission against mainstream narratives, all while running the "Godly Vibes" clothing line. The episode concludes by highlighting how this father-daughter duo challenges systemic racism education through direct engagement and humor, including Royalty's playful request for an American Girl Doll over a Lamborghini when offered an Amazon gift card. [Automatically generated summary]
Hey guys, I'm thrilled to be sharing this little mini interview with you.
You probably saw the viral video of Corey and his beautiful young daughter Royalty this week talking about how silly critical race theory is and how we should judge people by the content of their character and not the color of their skin.
So I'm gonna sit down with them in just a minute, but in case you missed the viral video, here you go.
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Daddy teaches you you can be anything in this world that you want to be, right?
Don't Daddy teach you that?
Yeah, and it doesn't matter if you're black or white or any color.
It doesn't matter if you're black, white, brown, yellow, right?
And how we treat people is based on who they are and not what color they are.
And if they're nice and smart.
See?
This is how children think right here.
Critical Race Theory wants to end that.
Not with my children.
It's not gonna happen.
My baby's gonna know that no matter what she wants to be in life, all she has to do is work hard and she can become that.
Corey, what about just like within your family and friends, like just as a father talking about this stuff, do you get pushback or are people with you?
Are people kind of quietly supporting you?
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Actually, that's funny you say that because I just got a call yesterday from a family member I hadn't spoke to in at least a couple of years and she was pretty upset.
She was pretty angry that I was pushing back against critical race theory.
Um, and just that I push back against, you know, systematic racism and all those different types of things, too, and BLM and all of that.
So, um, yeah.
You know, it's mixed in the family, but as far as people that text me or DM me, I would say it's all love.
Suddenly your name was trending and people were trying to find out about you.
That video, I mean, it really went bananas.
It's gotta be seen at least five million times already.
What else would you want people to know right now?
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Right, as far as the video goes, I wanna say thank you to everybody.
I really appreciate you guys.
Sharing the video.
I want people to know that we should not look at each other and base our relationships with each other off of things as superficial as skin color or race.
I think that you love everybody no matter what they look like.
You're gonna pick your American Girl Doll, you go to the website, and I'm gonna take care of it, because I think you're awesome, and you're spreading a lot of love in the world, and that's what we need right now.