As the conversation continues callers join in and point fingers at hip hop and rap music for the rise in youth violence. Dame and Homer push back, arguing that no other creators are blamed for community issues the way hip hop is—and that music isn’t the root cause of kids picking up guns. Dame shares a raw perspective on why he’d ride with the shooters in his community, but stresses they’re targeting the wrong people: “You can’t kill each other.” Homer expands on the idea of the village and how its role in raising youth has changed. The segment ends with powerful reflections on loyalty, leadership, and the urgent need for community accountability