According to F.D. Signifier, people keep saying he and Killer Mike agree on 90% of things, so why can't they just get along? But sharing an aesthetic of Black liberation isn't the same as sharing a philosophy, and he says theirs have split significantly. For him, the real divide is Black capitalism. He argues that the Black buying power myth, the idea that if we just buy more and own more, the system fixes itself, isn't a road to liberation. Wealth and status for a few doesn't automatically lift a community. He says it was never a personal vendetta. He once hoped for a respectful, private conversation, but Mike has historically avoided that and used his bigger platform to sneak diss critics instead. That's why he calls it misleadership. When public figures with massive reach put their status and business ventures ahead of radical accountability, it has to be addressed publicly. It's about transparency on politics and money, not painting critics as unreasonable or just chasing attention. 🎯