[00:06.98](claps from audience..Yea, yea)
[00:08.35](Yes)
[00:12.61]Good to be here
[00:14.77]I'm excited that so many of you can come out
[00:17.67]And share these vibrations with us
[00:20.60]My name of course, excuse me
[00:23.77]My name of course is Mick Jenkins
[00:25.65]My organization and my family is called Free Nation
[00:29.45]And we are here this evening to give you some free thought
[00:34.25]Some food for thought
[00:36.89]We've been breaking bread over thoughts concerning the man
[00:40.93]From place to place
[00:44.29]With face to face conversation
[00:47.17]Which can be an easy thing to lose sight of
[00:50.34]In the light of this digital age
[00:53.41]What we are talking about concerning the man
[00:56.42]Is a red hot case of dot dot dit dit dot dot dash
[01:03.56]The remorse code
[01:04.89]The damned if I know
[01:06.48]dot dot dit dit dot dot dash means damned if I know
[01:10.10]And the reason this has been become such a popular phrase
[01:13.84]in different black communities around the nation
[01:16.89]Is because there are more and more things black people thought they had a handle
[01:22.37]on that they sorta seen slowly slip away from them
[01:26.41]More and more things the black man specifically has kinda just
[01:32.86]let go