In this short dialogue, Speaker A expresses an unwavering self‑belief, repeatedly declaring "I'm that nigga" to emphasize a strong personal identity and confidence. He frames this confidence as a foundation for how he interacts with others: he will respond in kind to jokes, remain cordial, and give respect. Crucially, he argues that his success is not built by tearing others down but by stacking confidence and giving praise to those around him. By offering affirmation and "flowers" to others, he believes both his own confidence and others' growth are reinforced, creating a cycle of mutual uplift that fuels personal and collective achievement.
I've always been who I am. So I've thought I'm— I always think I'm the shit. So that's never gonna change. Like, you're gonna get that. Like, oh, I was gonna come like, you know, maybe he feels like he's cool. I feel like I'm that nigga for sure. But I don't feel like because I'm that nigga, you not.
Mm-hmm.
Because I'm that nigga, it's not that you not who you are. You ain't a person who understands and deserves respect. Never gonna be disrespectful. I'm never gonna shut nobody off. Like, I am that nigga. So you will get it. Like, if you come and crack a joke, I'ma crack one back. If you come in, be cool, I'm gonna be nice and cool. cool, I'm cordial 100%. But yeah, I feel like I'm that nigga. Like, I've always felt like I'm that nigga. So you will feel that, but I give that to people too. Like, you that nigga too. Like, you see, I sit here with you, we bullshit, but I'm giving you like, yo, this is the dope shit I see about you, this is the dope shit I see that you do. I'm always gonna give that because that's what I want for myself. Mm-hmm. That's what I give to myself, so I give it to others. That's how I'm able to maintain it. I don't build my bridge and build my building by tearing somebody else's down. I build my business by stacking my shit and my confidence onto each other, onto itself. So in order for me to build others and people to keep pouring into me, I got to pour into other people. I got to make sure I give you your confidence and make sure I give you your flowers for what you're doing that's dope. So your building and your confidence keeps stacking and fucking building, and you do it for somebody else.
Oh, I think that's the only way it's going to work. And you got to be humble enough. I'm a very— people think that I'm just like, when they meet me, I'm a bitch. I'm like, no, I'll talk to you. I might not promise you that I'm going to remember the name, or I might Forget that we met because at this point I'm meeting a lot of people and it's, it's humanly impossible to remember every interaction. And as much as I appreciate it and I love it, sometimes it's like, I'm gonna be for real, not everybody can make a good impression, you know, or like an impression period. Because when people, especially when people come and approach me with, oh, you're so pretty, I would love to date you, I don't— that goes over my head because it's like, there's— you bring zero value to my conversation or to me. Discussing my appearance is not going to do anything. If you bring me something saying, hey, I watch your podcast, actually, you know what, that episode with Tyler Chronicles, that was dope, like, or something like that, then I would remember. And I always, you know, I always interact and exchange with people.
