The video's message was to advertise against the use of violence. For people that think that it's okay to put force on someone, use violence against people, or put people down, that it would take them no where in life and that-that kind of nature is unacceptable and should be eliminated at a young age because kids are impressionable to the consumable media. We never said anything about owning a gun or taking rights away. You can own a gun or weapon for protection, however, using it on someone to put them down or promote acts of violence is what we stand against. We spoke in the author notes about George Floyd because while we didn't make a video specifically about the BLM movement, we want to advocate to end any form of violence and inequality. We wanted to address the matter at hand and focus on that inequality, police brutality, and the chance to inform the viewers of the community. We wanted to voice the situation at hand, we didn't want all of the attention to be on us rather than what's really going on in the world. We value equality and the elimination of violence in this video, and we stand by that. We're sorry if that wasn't the message you received upon viewing it.