So, my main question is why is it only taking the top name, Player1 and making it so that is the only value in the table, it doesn't check the other 2 values, Player2, or Player3.

--Tables ( Right now my script is wrong, it only takes the top name, if you're fatul, cryo, or player1 your name is still white. )
local MainPeople = {
	"Player1";
	"Player2";
	"Player3";
}

--Variables
local Sc = workspace.Events.ServerC
	local S1 = Sc.Text1
	local S2 = Sc.Text2
	local S3 = Sc.Text3
	local S4 = Sc.Text4
	local S5 = Sc.Text5
	local S6 = Sc.Text6
	local S7 = Sc.Text7
	local S8 = Sc.Text8
	local S9 = Sc.Text9

--Main? Functions
script.Parent.OnServerEvent:connect(function(player, msg)
	S1.Text = S2.Text 	S1.TextColor3 = S2.TextColor3 
	S2.Text = S3.Text 	S2.TextColor3 = S3.TextColor3
	S3.Text = S4.Text 	S3.TextColor3 = S4.TextColor3
	S4.Text = S5.Text	S4.TextColor3 = S5.TextColor3
	S5.Text = S6.Text	S5.TextColor3 = S6.TextColor3
	S6.Text = S7.Text 	S6.TextColor3 = S7.TextColor3
	S7.Text = S8.Text 	S7.TextColor3 = S8.TextColor3
	S8.Text = S9.Text	S8.TextColor3 = S9.TextColor3
	player.Chatted:connect(function(msg)
		for i,v in pairs(MainPeople) do
			wait(.05) -- I don't even know what this wait did but it made doubles stop happening so I'm leaving it there.
			if player.Name:lower() == MainPeople[i]:lower() then
				S9.Text = player.Name .. ": " .. msg
				S9.TextColor3 = Color3.new(0,0,0)
				return
			elseif player.Name:lower() ~= MainPeople[i]:lower() then
				S9.Text = player.Name .. ": " .. msg
				S9.TextColor3 = Color3.new(255,255,255)
				return end
		end
	end)
end)

My goal is to make it so when Player1, 2 and 3 talk their name is a different color than Player4. (This is a custom chat gui!)

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