When I think of tanning, I think of large amounts of white people desiring to be dark. When I think of bleaching your skin, I think of large amounts of black people desiring to be light. What's going on here? Is being black desirable or not? Is being white desirable or not? Or is it only desirable by the opposite? Why do so many white people want to be dark and so many dark people want to be light? Where's this confusion really coming from?

The grass is always greener on the other side.

And then for like black people trying to bleach their skin, I don't see why, I don't agree with it. Like I don't understand why you want to bleach your skin. It's fine the way it is in bleaching it makes you look kind of weird.

Put it this way, just people are not comfortable in their own skin, but no judging, just what I see.

Yeah, it's so strange. I don't understand it.

No, I think all white people look white, but I think when black people start to look white, it's associated with sickness.

It's so true. It seems like we're all trying to blend somewhere in the middle.

I think tanning is okay to a certain extent because like don't try to like actually change your whole skin color but I think it's fine when they don't want to look all pale.

I would say insecurity and low self-esteem is one of those factors that make us so damn stupid.

I think a lot of people are just insecure about their old self status. They're not happy with themselves. I would never beach my skin. I love my skin, man. It is what it is, man. And then if you want to tan yourself, just go for it. Go on holiday, man.

I say this all the time, I believe everybody should be happy in their skin. You can admire other skin tones and skin colors without trying to become that because you are the way God made you and just be comfortable in the skin you're in and be proud of that, whatever color you are.