This reminds me of his cousin Jessie Woo. Jessie Woo & Da’Vinchi Both seem eager to big up Haitian culture while throwing shade at Black American culture, but isn’t it interesting that their success has also been influenced by the very Black American culture they’re criticizing? I knew the clips are old but just reminds me of how people say similar things but some only get the backlash. Just typing in her name it will show so many videos of people saying she doesn’t like Black Americans. How do you embrace your Haitian roots while seemingly looking down on the culture you also exist in? Is it Haitian pride, or does it cross into an identity crisis when you keep criticizing America but still claim a place in its culture?