In this informal talk at White Cross (White Hawk Specialist School), The Scary Guy engages with students, offering encouragement and praise while sharing his core philosophy. He emphasizes non‑judgment, stating he is indifferent to others' opinions except love, and urges listeners to reject hate and create love, framing world peace as a personal, daily creative process. He likens the intake of food to the intake of words and ideas, warning that uncritical consumption can make one "sick." He delivers a vivid parable about 100 monkeys discovering a method to extract coconut meat with a sharpened stick, illustrating how a single innovative act can spread through a community and become a way of life, which he equates to the emergence of world peace. Throughout, he motivates the students to choose their identity each day, to not be programmed by others, and promises to return, while the students respond with admiration and affirmations.
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It's White Cross, man. This is my food processor! Thanks, I love you. It's my talking skull. Thanks, Scary. We got it. Now, do you get it all the way? No. Will you have to learn as you go? Yeah, I did. It's okay, take your time and learn.
Make mistakes.
Get up and go again. Oh, oh, oh, Jess! We're going to put you on YouTube.
He's great and he should carry on going around the world getting his point across. He might change the world one He's cool and amazing. I think because of his tattoos, you have to— I think that's a test in itself, not to judge a book by its cover. And therefore, you have to know a person before you actually can judge them. And therefore, I think that's a big thing in itself.
So I don't really care anymore what anybody says about me. I really don't have any feelings about what they're saying to me. Other than if it's love, I'll accept it. Anything negative outside of my body is not mine. I'm not afraid of that. All the hate and the violence and the behavior that's out there that's negative as I walk through it isn't mine, so I'm not afraid of that. I create love to replace hate. World peace is a process of creation. It begins with each and every one of us from the moment we wake up to the moment we go to bed at night. I had such a much a good time right here at White Cross. I can't believe it. You guys are rocking. Keep up the good work. I'm coming back. You know, I had 2 days here just recently, 2 days here at White Cross, and you guys showed me that you know how to work the program. Remember, don't let someone else's program work you. You got the power to choose who you are every day of your life. Have a good day, have a good week, and I'll see you next time I'm back here. Bye-bye. No, she doesn't have a dog tattooed on her, and no, she does not have her car tattooed on her. Now what does that mean? You know, that's kind of weird, isn't it?
It's a whole school.
The whole school. What's the technical name for the whole school, baby?
White Hawk Specialist School.
It's a sports college. Yeah.
He's amazing.
If I call you a rotten word, who's that word about? Me. I don't know if I like him much.
He rocks!
Can you imagine me pushing a trolley in Sainsbury's? Ooh, that's kind of chilling. That's kind of exciting!
Scary Guy is cool and amazing.
That is so cool, dude!
And we love him. He's the best.
Keep up the good work, okay? Thank you, guys. Stop it!
Stop it!
That's a beautiful name. Where'd you get it? My mom got it. Click! Hey dude, would you do me a favor, man? Pick that up and give it to me.
What?
So what if it's on the floor? What's the difference? I could get sick. Could I die? You're right, I shouldn't eat this apple. It's pretty risky now that it's been on the floor. I have no idea what kind of bacteria it down there because I can't see that stuff. I could get sick. Ladies and gentlemen, just as much as it's important and responsible— you're responsible for what it is you choose as food to put in your body, to feed your body— you are responsible for what you accept as energy in the form of words and nonverbal communication in your brain. If you do not get the program And you keep taking on everything you see and hear, you can get sick.
Scary Guy's message, um, he basically wants to achieve world peace, but he doesn't want to take all the glory, which is kind of nice. He wants our generation to be the people that, um, carry his message on for him to eliminate hate and prejudice.
There's 100 monkeys in this village and they're all living together and they're all fat and sassy, having a good time. And there's this one monkey and he's laying in a tree limb, he's kicking back. And there's a monkey down below him and they're buddies. And this one monkey sees a coconut and he picks the coconut up off the ground. He sees this coconut like this and it's cracked in half and there's the white meat of the coconut in there. You know, coconut inside of coconut. And that one monkey in the tree looks at his buddy down on the ground and he goes, "What's that idiot monkey doing with that coconut?" And the one monkey, he takes a stick off the ground and he takes a stick like this. He puts it in his teeth like this and he sharpens it into a point. And the other monkey in the tree looks at his buddy and he goes, "What an idiot monkey. What's he doing now with that stick in his mouth? And he starts poking that stick, that coconut with that sharp stick like this, and the monkey in the tree goes, "Well, what a dummy. What is he doing poking that coconut?" Well, the monkey on the ground just playing around. And all of a sudden he sticks that coconut like this, and because of the angle of the stick, a chunk of coconut comes off of the shell and sticks it on the end of the stick. And the monkey, the monkey sitting on the ground with the stick like this, he looks at He goes— the guy in the tree, the monkey in the tree goes, "Whoa!" He looks up like this, he goes, "Wow!" And he gets like— the hair on his neck gets like this. What did he just do? When he takes that stick, what do you do when you got it on the end of a stick, huh? Yeah, he puts it right in his mouth. The monkey in the tree goes, "Oh my God, that monkey's a genius!" He jumps down off the tree and he runs out into the force. There's 100 monkeys out there, and because of his enthusiasm and excitement, he gets 25 of his buddies around in a circle. He don't wait around, he don't play. He grabs the next coconut, he sharpens a stick, he pries a chunk out, and he bites it off like this. They go, "Whoa, that guy's a genius!" And they all 25 go out into the rest of the 75 monkeys and they do the same program. What happens when it gets to the 100th monkey? It becomes a way of life. It is no longer a lesson. That's how world peace is created, dude. So I believe that you have the power to create yours. You have the power to create yours, and it's your world peace. It ain't theirs. But you have the power to create it and walk in it every day. Never become anything else but that, and it's your choice. If you can give that energy and show the people how that works on an individual level, then the masses will change.
