“Black Fatigue Is Real” – Andre Williams RIPS Crime, Chaos And Failed Black Leadership

**SPEAKER_1** (0:01)
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**SPEAKER_2** (0:30)
What does black fatigue mean to you?

**Andre Williams** (0:32)
Well, black fatigue means to me, it's a collective tiredness of the culture, the condition, the behavior of black people currently today.
We're seeing so much crime, so much instability.
We're seeing the teen takeovers across the country. And mainly, when we look at black fatigue, this is something that black people have to deal with at the end of the day. It affects every other community across the country. But the crime and instability, the first people that has to deal with that, black people. Look at the predominately black cities. I come from Detroit. Look at Chicago, Baltimore. Name any city that has a majority black population. It's aggressive to live there. And the black people who are doing well, guess what they do? They have to leave the community. They have to walk away from the community because they can't not exist in this unstable and chaotic environment. So that's pretty much black fatigue to me.

**SPEAKER_2** (1:19)
And one of the things you normally talk about is the four different types of blacks. Maybe it's good for the audience if they haven't heard it. I can't say it. You can say it.

**Andre Williams** (1:29)
Well, you can say it.

**SPEAKER_2** (1:30)
I want you to say it.

**Andre Williams** (1:31)
Anybody can say it.
And I love that video. I made that video, the four different types of black Americans. Originally I made it on TikTok. And this is on my, I think my first or second TikTok. I had seven. They've been all banned. I've been demonetized everywhere.

**SPEAKER_2** (1:45)
On TikTok.

**Andre Williams** (1:46)
On TikTok, yeah. I can't even go on TikTok and post anymore. So I make the video on TikTok. It got about a million views. It was three minutes long.
And for a while, I've been neglecting to do YouTube stuff. Get on YouTube. I've been mainly doing short-form content for about a year and a half. So I decide, you know what? Let's turn this into a YouTube video. Five minutes long. I post it on YouTube. Gets about a half a million views.
Then Soft White Underbelly, they reach out to me. It's like, you know, we want to talk about this further. So I reach out to them, and it gets another half a million views. But the channel that I post it on gets banned.
And this is a reoccurring thing. I'm constantly getting banned, constantly getting deplatformed. But the four different types of black Americans, I don't know if I can be uncensored. Can I be uncensored?

**SPEAKER_2** (2:27)
Yes, go for it.

**Andre Williams** (2:28)
Blacks, Negroes, niggas, and.
And it's a hierarchy in the community. Got black people, hardworking, honest. They know exactly what they want. They know exactly where they're going to go. They represent something perfect. Maybe not too perfect, but an aim for perfection. You've got the house Negro. Now, people will have to say, that's me, because I'm saying white people talking points, or I'm upholding white supremacy, or something ridiculous. The modern day house Negro is both Democrat and Republican. They work in the establishment. They profit off of the culture of chaos. The music, if they're Democrat, they'll sit back and defend the behavior. If they're a black Republican, they don't live commonly in the black areas. They're completely segregated from the black era, which is fine in their own right. But they act as if they're the alternative, but they're unrelatable. They don't really represent the common black mindset. They represent an alternative world, the running away, this nomadic, I'm gonna go and live somewhere else instead of living in the community. That's a big problem I have a lot of the black, conservative black Republicans. And I would say they're very pro-Israel as well. There's a problem with me as well, I have with these people.
The third is niggas, which represents the majority of the population in the black community, unfortunately. are loud, niggas are very aggressive, hostile to even other black people. These are the people who bring down the name and our image as a people every day.
And I would say niggas are the ones who are violent, the criminals, the killers, the murderers, the drug dealers in our community, and promote a very chaotic and destructive environment for black children, black women, black men, the black family, and black people as a whole.