This episode is for anyone putting in work quietly with nothing to show for it yet. X breaks down the reality of building alone—the loneliness, the repetition, the mistakes made off camera, and the discipline it takes to keep going without validation. This isn't about hype or announcements; it's about real progress, strong foundations, and why being underestimated can actually be an advantage. If you're in a phase where nobody's watching but you're still showing up every day, this episode reminds you why the quiet grind matters.

Mercy is a gripping near-future thriller that explores what happens when justice is stripped of humanity and handed over to artificial intelligence. In a society obsessed with efficiency and certainty, the legal system no longer relies on juries, judges, or empathy. Instead, guilt and innocence are determined by algorithms—cold, calculated, and unforgiving.

When a man is accused of a crime he claims he didn't commit, he's thrown into this automated system with almost no room to defend himself. There are no emotional appeals, no benefit of the doubt—only data, probabilities, and time running out. As the process moves forward, he must navigate interrogations, digital evaluations, and a system that treats human life like a solvable equation rather than a moral responsibility.

What makes Mercy stand out is the constant tension. The film never lets the pressure ease, keeping the audience locked into the fear of being judged by something that doesn't understand pain, regret, or context. Every scene pushes the question further: can justice exist without compassion, and what happens when efficiency becomes more important than truth?

Beyond the suspense, Mercy raises deeper questions about technology, control, and accountability. It challenges the idea that progress always means improvement and forces viewers to confront an uncomfortable possibility—that by removing human bias, we may also remove human mercy. This is a film about survival, but it's also about identity, trust, and the danger of surrendering moral responsibility to machines.

Mercy isn't just a thriller—it's a warning, asking whether a world without mercy can ever truly be just.

Rolling With X is a forward-moving podcast built on momentum, growth, and the comeback of a creator leveling up. Hosted by Xavier, the show centers on progress, creativity, film and culture, personal perspective, and the drive to keep pushing ahead — no matter the setbacks.

This new chapter is about sharper conversations, stronger storytelling, and more focused, elevated episodes. Rolling With X isn't about looking back — it's about building forward, refining the craft, and consistently delivering something better than before.

This is the comeback. This is the evolution. This is Rolling With X.

On this episode I'll be talking about how my Summer has been, and how I had my ups and downs its a little short episode.

But I am glad that I am back it just will take me time to adjust again believe it's not like riding a bike since it's not easy, Like they say Rome wasn't built in One day.

On this episode I'll be talking about the experience in going back to school, and the week I been having in the journey and so on other things in my life, and so on and so forth maybe not much just a couple of good words here and there.

On this episode, I'll be talking about the music that we love and the lyric that we love almost don't understand but we still love our music.

On this episode I would be talking, how people become slaves to their jobs and forget to have a life, no more hangouts, no fun time with the family and so on, being slaved in working and working it seems like it's not fair but what do I know, I just know that if want an expensive life you gotta work hard for it, I know I know if the benefits are good you gotta work for it or fight for it.

On this episode I am continuing the conversation with my cousin on Alien Invasion Part 2 and we went on what we would to survive an Invasion and how would we fight back.

On this episode, I'll be talking about my year in 2023 and what's going to change in 2024The year 23 was amazing because I got out of my egg shell and got out and met new people, made new friends and I learned a lot from them and they learned from me, I went to an event an all-wheelchair event, I had fun, I played hockey, rugby, I also did Archery, and fencing,dodgy ball and so much more of fun.