Brother Ali wants to clarify right off the bat that him speaking the truth, is not for the purpose to gain money (that was made over war), but because he is doing it for the love and feels strongly this way.

Old ladies are respectful, and quiet, but Brother Ali’s truth is so honest and brutal that an old lady will jump up and donated a lot of money (showing that she is in support of what he is saying).

If Brother Ali tries to hold in the truth, it will make him angry and turn green and burst through his shirt similar to that of Marvel character, The Incredible Hulk.

The truth might hurt you more than your first love (when you are extremely vulnerable to being hurt and falling for someone) when it ends.

Nothing is going to interrupt Brother Ali’s urge to spit the truth harshly and honestly upon other people.

Instead of being articulate and soft (ie. barely tipping your paintbrush into the paint), Brother Ali is being heavy and harsh by just dunking his paint brush in and bringing up a lot of words to use.

Brother Ali is not only saying that his truth is “heavy” (ie. carries a lot of weight of with it) that it would rumble the earth (for if you dropped something extremely heavy on the earth, you could feel the vibrations), but also that the words would travel and spread throughout word of mouth.

Because of these assumptions and judgments from other people, he would act like a maniac just to fill others preconceived notion of what kind of person they think he is, and then laugh at their horrified reaction to him acting silly.

The streets focuses on social relationships, instead of learning “book smarts” you learn “street smarts” on how to survive, lie, cheat, fake, and thus pick up on observation, communication, etc. skills.

He wasn’t careful with his words as a youth, yelling profanity as if it didn’t matter.