David Hall

I am a bunch of white privilege let me tell you I'm born in Africa so it technically makes me African American that must make some of you a little uncomfortable or excited depends on the day what didn't help was my mother was a fantastic drug smuggler I was the mule so you can imagine little boy beautiful mom lots of cocaine borders straight through. I just kept doing it. I grew up. I was like, oh, this white privilege thing seems to work. And then I get to New York City, and I'm hanging out in the Bronx, and my friends go, you got a little too much white privilege. I'm like, but I'm African American. They kicked my ass. But after that, we went out, and they really saw the white privilege. The little slide of the $20 bill, so we don't have to wait in line. The little slide of the $10 bill at the the bar because I'm running out of money, so I don't have to wait in line. And then at the end of the day, I'm asking them for money, and they go, shit, maybe you are African-American.