A short transcript excerpt from a YouTube clip where two speakers discuss loyalty and mutual support within their community, referencing a group called ‘Ty Tribe’ and repeatedly using the phrase “the Jew way” to describe tight-knit mutual backing. The clip emphasizes solidarity—having each other’s backs—in an industry perceived as lacking that support.
It's like, I call Ty Tribe. Like, it's only a few people I can say that about, but he's going to make sure. Like, you know, he's loyal, too. And it's just like, if I need to be in a room, like, it's like, I'm not talking to nobody unless she's involved. Like, he's like, you know what I mean? And that's, I think, how us as black people need to support one another.
The Jew way.
The.
Jew way. That's how the Jews do it. Kind of. The Jew way.
The Jew way.
The Jew way.
But, no, that doesn't happen a lot in this industry where people really have your back. And people are like, all right, we're in this together.
