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Came across this guy and just wondered if any knows more about him, What he does etc? https://youtu.be/SC3Na4A51Lg

Sat Sri Akaal. Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh. This video depicts and portrays the complications and hardships I've witnessed and experienced throughout my life. Moreover, I'm oblivious and wary about how majority of the sangat beholded and contemplated these issues during their schooling years and in a nutshell in life. I'm not solely the only one who underwent these problems and even in a working environment it is these prevalent situations where institutional racism occurs due to 9/11 attack on Twin Towers in a western nation. Therefore, this is just the commencing of my YouTube ventures which I will be willing to share publicly without any fear since I am direct and blunt personality. I would sincerely appreciate it with all gratitude if I can gain more Subscribers, Comments and share it widely to all your family, allies and relatives. For your interpretation to enjoy and view the video content. More videos will come soon. Who wants me to upload a Turban tutorial? As I am tactful and skillful in tying my joora without using the mirror by taking it an advantage or relying upon the mirror. Check out the video below: Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh. Sat Sri Akaal to all the sangat. Stay tuned. God Bless.

So about a month ago, Jus Reign tweeted a couple of tweets, some of then he has deleted since, due to their controversial nature: "insane how many on the daily tell me i cant do certain things cuz my turban how bout i rock a turban & also do whatever the <banned word filter activated> i want?" --JusReign, 12:15 PM January 7 "nanak: Organized religion is v bad and is trash sikhs today: lets take what you said and turn it into a religion" He then tweeted about how Sikhs should "live and let live" Like many famous Canadian Punjabi people (like Humble the Poet) he thinks that Sikhi shouldn't have been a religion and that Guru Nanak 's teachings are not consistent with the beliefs of Sikhs today.