“My Emotional Reaction to the Chad the Builder Case Verdict – Shocking Details Revealed!”

Added: 2026-05-27

[00:00:01]Yo, sky know people. It's the swav kid.

[00:00:04]Welcome to another episode of to. So today, as you can see, we're one of our we're at one of our favorite cooking spots. You know, about to cook some good content for you. But yeah, what can I say? Today I just want to talk about Chad the Builder. Let me have a seat.

[00:00:26]Chad the Builder. So, if you haven't been following on socials, obviously this guy named Chad the Builder has been arrested for attempted murder and rightfully so. You know, the beds are loud today. Look, they're nested all at the top.

[00:00:49]Know we bring you a bit of nature. Look at the man Chanette. No, we always bring you a bit of nature. That has been arrested for attempted murder. Why has he been arrested for attempted murder?

[00:00:59]If you haven't been start following the story, so this guy tried to build up.

[00:01:03]He's one of these social media thingies.

[00:01:06]I don't know what to call him even. Is he a influencer? Is he a I don't know.

[00:01:11]So basically, he just goes around carrying a weapon and then basically throwing racial slurs at people and then daring them to do something whilst obviously knowing he has a weapon on him.

[00:01:27]So basically he's done it to several people. There's tons and tons of footage of him saying it's a really disgusting thing and he mainly targets black people and obviously he's gone to do it to someone who really wasn't going for it.

[00:01:45]Guy ends up punching him and the guy ends up punching him. obvious he's drawn his weapon and shot the person as well as himself and it's just crazy that in this d age we're still dealing with these kind of issues guys like I just want to why at this point in history at this point in civilization we're still not over this race thing guys like at this stage in humanity with all the species threatening things that we got going on in the world right now. We're still not over this race thing. Where does it where does it end, guys?

[00:02:32]Cuz at this point, I'm sure everyone knows everyone. Everyone knows everyone's general traits. Everyone knows everyone's general stereotypes.

[00:02:41]And everyone knows everyone's strengths.

[00:02:43]Everyone knows everyone's weaknesses.

[00:02:46]So to just single out one particular race and just focus all your animosity towards life on them just doesn't make any sense. Cuz at the end of the day, we're all trying to live somewhat a peaceful life, somewhat a good life, somewhat a happy life. You see what I'm saying? Every single race on planet Earth has had to his role to play in this modern civilization we all enjoy.

[00:03:14]every single race, the ones you regard, the ones you don't regard, the ones you think are primitive, like we had to walk on the shoulders of giants to get here.

[00:03:25]People had to play their role from ancient times so other people people had to walk in ancient times so other people can crawl and then other people can run.

[00:03:35]If you know your history, you understand what I'm saying.

[00:03:39]No one civilization is unique to itself.

[00:03:44]So it baffles me when people think they're so supreme or No, you're building off the backs of what there was before.

[00:03:53]You know what I mean? No civilization just came and it just knew everything and it just built itself.

[00:04:00]Everyone built from what was before.

[00:04:05]Yeah. The Greeks built from Egypt, right? Egypt built from Africans.

[00:04:13]Egypt was Africa, right?

[00:04:18]Egypt built for from all the things that was going on in subsaharan Africa to the Sumerian to to the Nubians. I was going to say Sumerians again. Sumerians civilization, you know, which led to ancient Iraq, one of the first cities in the world, I believe. And you know, we all build from each other. Every single person on planet Earth, every single race on planet Earth has has earned its place. I mean, we look at nature. Look at nature.

[00:04:51]Bit of nature.

[00:04:53]See the birds are there. There's insects, there's butterflies. Everyone's playing their position. The butterflies and the bees crosspollination.

[00:05:04]They move seeds from one plant to the other. So, the plants get pollinated.

[00:05:07]They can produce more crops for us. The birds, they eat some of the insects so they're not too many insects and they turn into rodents and they they end up killing the crops. You know the rodents they eat certain things that that can affect they eat certain things that can affect the you know it's an ecosystem.

[00:05:25]So if we can see that in nature and it's perfectly fine. How is it human beings the most advanced of all species? We just can't cope with it.

[00:05:37]Like you go to the animal kingdom in fact you go to zoos you see different species of the same animal who in the same den or whatever. They're perfectly calm. As long as it's not a predator prey relationship, they're perfectly calm.

[00:05:53]Humans that of the same species, of the same understandings, speak the same language, eat the same foods, bleed the same.

[00:06:02]You do realize skin color is literally climate conditioning, right? That's all this is. That's all this is. Skin color is just I I need to break it down. Like I I feel like sometimes I I break down too many things too quickly. So I'm going to be doing segments to break it all down. But skin color is literally climate conditioning.

[00:06:26]Civilization could be something. You know, you know what's so funny.

[00:06:31]People forget one of the major reasons why certain civilizations excel compared to others. It's not even nothing to do with how intelligent you think you are or how superior you think you are. Half the time it's just simply the environment.

[00:06:47]I'm going to go deep into that segment one of these days soon. You see what I'm saying? But it just it just baffles me how we're still here.

[00:06:57]Like what does it take?

[00:07:00]What does it take guys? And for those people that are filled with so much animosity. So you this beautiful thing called life. You just f you just want to focus your whole experience through hate. You just want to shape your whole experience of this human experience that we're only here for a limited amount of time and then we're gone. You just want to focus all of that on just hate. And you wonder why karma won't let you be. Look at where you got instant karma.

[00:07:32]You wonder why karma won't let you be.

[00:07:36]Cuz at the end of the day, I do not get it.

[00:07:40]Yeah.

[00:07:42]You might not like Africans, but you eat African food all the time. African food.

[00:07:47]You eat African produced crops. You use African produced raw materials. Don't have a problem with it. It's just the people you have a problem with. You don't like Asians, but you eat Asian food. It's ironic. We got we got similar people here. We got a BMP and this this that. Recently there was a protest in central London with um right-wingers etc etc. And ironically by the time they finish majority of them will go have a nice curry but they still have a problem with said people.

[00:08:19]Now guys will we doing it? Well we doing when are we going to get over this race thing?

[00:08:25]Enough is enough. We've had the past.

[00:08:27]We've learned from the brutalities of slavery and colonization and this and that and this and that. And any consciously advanced human being will understand the only way forward is love.

[00:08:43]The only way forward is love.

[00:08:47]Cuz at this point there's no separation of any particular race. in Africa, in the heart of Africa. Believe you me, I go to villages in Africa and I find Western people. I find Caucasians there.

[00:09:01]It's very strange. And this is another observation I've made. Africans are very welcoming to outsiders. In fact, Africans love foreigners. Why do you think the Chinese are there in droves?

[00:09:14]You can go to the most remote remotest village in in in in in Ghana somewhere.

[00:09:21]You see a Chinese person there just chilling casually just chilling. Nobody will trouble him. People accept him.

[00:09:28]People will be inviting him. People will even be offering him food. Not a problem. In fact, they love the fact that he's different color skin and it's intriguing to them. He be it he builds their curiosity. They want to know more about them. and they want to make friends with them, you know. But then Africans wherever we go is this this thing, especially African-Ameans who at this point are not technically not even Africans anymore. They're more American than they are Africans.

[00:09:59]Unfortunately, due to genetics, they still share the same skin.

[00:10:04]So the people that Chad the Build is targeting have more in common with him than actual Africans.

[00:10:12]You're making comments like they're chimping now and this this that this this that we well if we're talking in terms of evolution there's there's no planet there's no race on planet earth that then descend from from apes from humanoids.

[00:10:27]So and again how does nature create human beings if it doesn't have templates of things to follow to create them? People expect nature to just grab us from the air and just fling us here.

[00:10:44]No, no, no. It doesn't work like that.

[00:10:46]It has to go through the templates.

[00:10:49]That's why there were homo erectus, homo sapiens, there were different humanoids before human beings came. So that whole thing of, oh, this one's a monkey and is well monkeys if you want to put it that way. If you want to put it that way, really and truly, we're all descendants of some kind of humanoid.

[00:11:09]So, I don't get it. I don't get it. And then another thing, why do especially right-wing people feel like when they say the N word, they've just literally, you know, crushed the black person. You do realize at this point, and it's funny, you you do realize at this point a lot of black people are way over that.

[00:11:35]We simply don't care.

[00:11:38]By you saying that, it shows us how limited your thinking and understanding of life is.

[00:11:46]So any sensible person, any sensible black person would just say, "Why should I care? Don't bother me." And then you get t this is another thing.

[00:11:59]You get tarnished with the same. So I'm actually African. I came from Africa.

[00:12:04]People still call me the N-word and I'm like, when did when did I get taken on the ship and brought here? I flew on a plane here.

[00:12:13]You know what I mean? But this is this regardless of that is something that we all identify with as as as black people.

[00:12:21]And honestly, the strength of that died a long time ago.

[00:12:29]But if you do say it in a disrespectful manner and someone's in a mood, they will take it out of you. Cuz at the end of the day, it is within their right.

[00:12:40]You know, it's not like, you know, majority of black people, it's not like they go around saying mean things to people simply because because of their race.

[00:12:52]You know what I mean? So guys, guys, guys, this is all one big mess. This is all one big mess, you know. When are we going to get over this, guys? When are we going to get over this? Nature does not make mistakes.

[00:13:12]Nature created every single thing on this planet. And nature dictates that everything that exists deserves to exist.

[00:13:24]You do realize every single thing that exists has had to go through the process of survival of the fittest and etc etc. So everything on planet earth including every race on planet earth deserves to be here cuz some people will come build the foundations and then some people will come and build civilizations on top and then later on the same people can go back and build over those civilizations and then vice versa.

[00:13:53]If you go through history, you see every single race has had this time. Every single race. You go way back in history.

[00:14:02]You see what I'm saying? So, let's stop all of this, guys. Let's stop all of this. At this point in our species, in at this point in time in in in the survival of our species, we need to be all coming together and using all our strengths in order to ensure the survival of our species cuz even this earth we live on eventually it's going to be uninhabitable.

[00:14:29]You know, I know it's a long way yet, but it will be uninhabitable. The sun will die. We know these things as fact.

[00:14:36]So us as a species instead of squabbbling amongst each other and trying to tear the next what strengths does the next person bring you know what strengths does the next person bring how can we apply that to our this how can we you know prime example western culture is used to chemical medicine well well laboratory generated medicine Africans have tremendous tremendous natural herbs and natural medicines that can be used in the west that can save all the side effects that these drugs come with and this this that Africans have so many secrets you know to improve just general society but whilst we're busy scrabbling over who's yellow and who's green and who's this and who's that we never get to those points and these are things that could be lifechanging cures for cancer kills for HIV driving so many things, you know what I mean? And then what's the the next person's strength? The next person's strength is they're very technologically advanced. So, let's put all of that together and build an a a a species that can can survive anything through the test of time cuz eventually we will have to go and inhabit other planets.

[00:16:02]You know what I mean? But when do we get there with all this squabbbling amongst each other? People are people.

[00:16:11]I'm black. You're blue. You're yellow.

[00:16:14]You're green. We're all human beings. At the bottom, at the base of it.

[00:16:21]Your sensitivities might be different to mine simply because of the way you've been raised or your experience in life or where you come from. But ultimately, I'd like to think all of us are good internally. You know, every human being has to be able to look in in the mirror and be happy with the person they see.

[00:16:38]We're empathetic. We're empathetic creatures naturally until something really messed up happens to you and then you turn into one of those other guys.

[00:16:49]You know what I mean? So, let's stop all of this. I want to leave I came in this world with this this issue. I want to leave I don't don't don't you want to leave the world that little bit better than how you came and found it?

[00:17:06]You know what I mean? You can have your issues with other people. You can think whatever you think about them.

[00:17:14]You don't have to agree with everything they do or how they are. But at least basic human respect, guys. Basic human respect. Unless someone has done something that literally intentionally someone has done something intentionally that warrants you to retaliate, why are you going around just targeting people just cause, you know, and what do you gain from that?

[00:17:44]Now you got caught. Now you've been you you you you have to go potentially to do a long time, you know, and now here is begging Aiden Ross to um um send him send him basically sponsorship to pay for his bill. I mean, look at this. You're doing all of that. You weren't prepared for the repercussions.

[00:18:11]You know what I mean, guys? So yeah, it's just it's just sad. It's just sad really. Nobody wins.

[00:18:21]Nobody some innocent persons got shot.

[00:18:24]You know what I mean? Nobody wins, you know. But anyways guys, this was a bit of a long one for me. Thanks for tuning in. Let me know what you think in the comments, guys. I appreciate you guys for tuning in all the time. Thank you.