OGTV45 - 19 KEYS DROPPED FROM HIDDEN COLORS 6
From an FBA perspective, 19 Keys being removed from Hidden Colors 6 came after his public comments about Tariq Nasheed and Foundational Black Americans—and the response was immediate.
After framing FBA as some kind of group or organization with leadership, Tariq opened it up to the public, and FBA voted 19 Keys off the film.

That matters, because FBA isn’t an organization—it’s a lineage-based identity. It was created to replace “African American,” a term that’s been broadened to include people with no historical connection to Black Americans. When you misframe FBA as a group, it opens the door to narrative manipulation and confusion around lineage.

In this video, I break down what 19 Keys said, why the FBA community responded the way it did, and what this situation reveals about accountability, media control, and staying on code.

OGTV45 - Is ICE The New BLM Hustle?
FBA FAMILY — Is BLM being opportunistic again?
In Los Angeles, a Black man was unalived by an off-duty ICE agent, and almost immediately BLM stepped in to sponsor and headline the press conference. That raises real questions for Foundational Black Americans (FBA) who’ve watched this playbook before.

This video breaks down why many in the FBA community are skeptical when BLM positions itself as the official voice for Black tragedy, especially when grassroots FBA voices, lineage-based accountability, and family consent are often sidelined. Is this about justice for a Black American victim — or brand visibility, fundraising optics, and political leverage?

We’re asking what too many are afraid to say:
Why does BLM always arrive after the damage is done?
Why are Black American families rarely centered long-term?
And why does FBA get erased while others speak for us?

This isn’t about emotions — it’s about pattern recognition, lineage matters, and staying on code. If you’re FBA, B1, or simply tired of performative activism replacing real justice, this conversation is for you.

OGTV45 - Pan-Africans Run To Al Sharpton To Shut Down FBA
PAN AFRICANS RUN TO AL SHARPTON TO SHUT DOWN FBA — and once again, context gets buried.

In this video, I break down how a Pan-Africanist went on Al Sharpton’s TV platform and openly called for Foundational Black Americans (FBA) to be removed from the internet, accusing FBA of “harassing” and “insulting” Africans and Caribbeans. He even pushed for Sharpton’s daughter to promote a petition aimed at silencing FBA voices online.

But here’s what they conveniently ignored.

I bring receipts, timestamps, and years of documented disrespect toward Black Americans that came long before I ever made my first FBA video. The insults, the slander, the generalizations — all ignored. No accountability for the instigation, only outrage over the retaliation.

OGTV45 - Why Divestment Narratives Keep Targeting FBA Women

OGTV45 - SOMALIAN MUSLIMS OPENLY PREACH FBA HATRED?
SOMALIAN MUSLIMS PREACH OPEN FBA HATRED — and today we’re addressing it head-on. This viral clip of a Somali imam slandering Foundation Black Americans by claiming we “don’t know our fathers” and come from “one-night stands” is not only disrespectful — it’s blatant hypocrisy. And in this video, I’m breaking down why FBA disrespect will not be tolerated, not even inside my own religion.

Let’s be clear: Black Americans built our lineage through blood, survival, and historic resistance, while the early 1990s UN-documented tragedies in Somalia created entire generations with fractured families, displacement, and children separated from parents. For an imam to point fingers at FBA while his own nation has suffered some of the most recorded family breakdowns of the modern era is the height of projection.

This isn’t anti-immigrant.
This isn’t anti-Muslim.
This is pro-truth and pro-FBA dignity.

What we’re not doing is letting Somali influencers, Somali imams, or ANYONE in the Ummah weaponize Islam to preach open FBA hatred. If you’re Muslim, the Qur’an demands justice, truth, and unity — not xenophobia dressed up as da’wah.

OGTV45 - Trump ends TPS for Haitians: Why does Amanda Seals want FBA to cape for them?
TRUMP ENDS TPS FOR HAITIANS and suddenly Amanda Seales wants Foundational Black Americans to cape for the Haitian community—but why? In this breakdown, we dig into why some influencers are pushing FBA to jump into every immigration fight, especially now that Trump, Haitians, TPS, and ICE enforcement are all trending topics.

This video exposes the guilt-tripping tactics aimed at the FBA community, the attempts to rewrite our lineage, and the deliberate confusion being thrown on the delineation movement. As FBA continues the push for cash-based reparations, certain voices keep trying to shift our focus toward immigrant agendas. And when TPS ends, suddenly it’s “FBA, come save us”? Nah. We discuss how this manipulation works, why it’s targeted, and why reparations and delineation must stay at the center of our conversation.

We also look at the political play behind promoting Amanda Seales as a spokesperson, how her narrative clashes with documented FBA history, and why immigration conversations always seem to fall back on Black Americans footing the bill. Whether it’s ICE policies, Democratic Party pressure, or long-standing attempts to blur lineage, this video breaks down how FBA is constantly expected to carry burdens that don’t belong to us.

Stay locked in as we unpack the misinformation, the false historical claims, and the sudden interest in FBA unity only when immigration issues hit the fan. Reparations, delineation, and FBA lineage remain the priority—no matter who’s trying to redirect the movement.

OGTV45 - Undercover Tether Argues About the Origin of the Term African American

OGTV45 - NIGERIAN RULER ISSUES CHILLING WARNING TO DONALD TRUMP & U.S.
Nigerian ruler Asari Dokubo issues a chilling warning to President Donald Trump and the U.S.. This comes on the heels of Trump tweeting about sending U.S. troops into Nigeria

OGTV45 - WHY FBA WOMAN CALLED ICE  ON IMMIGRANTS
Why FBA woman called ICE on immigrants  — that headline shocked timelines and set off a huge debate about work, language, and opportunity in America.

In this video I react to the viral TikTok that started it all and look at what’s really happening in fast-food hiring, how language barriers affect the job market, and what that means for everyday people trying to earn a living