He’s a well-known conservative radio host and internet personality, often recognized for his bold and sometimes controversial takes on politics and cultural debates. Over the years, he’s built a strong presence online, especially through his eponymous YouTube channel—aptly named after himself—where he shares his unfiltered perspectives with over 500,000 subscribers. His platform has become a go-to for fans of right-leaning commentary, and his influence grew even more when he appeared in the 2020 documentary Uncle Tom: An Oral History of the American Black Conservative, shedding light on underrepresented voices in political discourse.

Before all the fame, he took a somewhat winding path. He spent one year at Los Angeles City College, exploring different directions early on. Family life wasn’t always stable—he was raised primarily by his grandparents during his formative years. Then, in his teens, he transitioned to living with his mother and stepfather, an experience that likely shaped some of his later views. Through it all, he stayed true to his beliefs, and now, as a prominent figure in conservative media, he continues to use his voice—his name becoming synonymous with candid, no-holds-barred dialogue.