Tyler addresses Black men about industry pressures, contrasting Ryan Coogler's resources with the compromises Black artists make. He cites Chloe Bailey's emotional reaction to Coogler's film Sinners as evidence of how the story resonated with her own struggles against being pressured to sell out.
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black men and tell them the things that I should have done or should have did, or the mistakes that I made. I don't want you to make those same mistakes. So here's what you do, and I want the world to know that I did it for you, because how dare everybody says that you did that for yourself. Even though his scripts are better, his storylines are better, his production quality is better, his budgets are bigger, These are actually actual stories that penetrate with us. So much so, the stories are so deep that we got Chloe Bailey signed to Parkwood Entertainment, Beyoncé's label, and she's crying after she watches Ryan Coogler's movies, this latest one called Sinners, saying that everything that he put in that movie was true because she's felt like that she's had to sell her soul in order to do it, but she hasn't done it. But she's been pressured to do so. And I said, not this little girl out here coming out here to blame Beyoncé.