Lebron only plays in Nigeria.
Figure it out.
Just figure it out.
That’s like us saying we have to get TV contracts in Nigeria.
Exactly.
It originally started with ‘Ye.
I took him to Club Compound after birthday bash in Atlanta.
You know when you come in you see AG, he’s African but he runs the biggest clubs in Atlanta.
‘Ye can’t believe every section is going bottle for bottle with Drake.
He can’t believe it.
How are all these guys in one city got this much money?
He’s like “This is modern day Africa.”
I remember him saying it and I just kept it in my head and then it came from the club.
That’s why it has a club feel to it.
I was at this other club and this African promoter comes in and he has 15 girls and
he has them dark.
I mean from dark to dark and light to light and they all were models.
And then I was just on the Patron, smoking on Keisha and I went home and was like “Yo,
plug up a beat.”
And I just wrote “Nu Africa” right there 3 in the morning.
After the club.
Thanks to all of the African party promoters in Atlanta.
I love ya’ll.
Man, just giving people the understanding that the power is in our hands ultimately.
You’re going to have to fix this situation.
Either its leaving in an Exodus or creating Nu Africa where you’re at.
African Americans in America, we’re the engines to this country.
We make it circulate like Jeezy used to say.
You wanna go see sports, you wanna see actors, you wanna see these things.
We have a lot to do with that.
If we weren’t here it would be very bland.
It would be very, “Hey, how are you doing?”
Real boring.
Wouldn’t be no Goddamn Travis Scott concerts.
Brassica is like a form of plant.
I never know what it looks like but knew it was some kind of plant.
It was like a cool word for marijuana.
I just used a new word.
Brassica.
Yeah.
That goes all the way back to slavery.
They could’ve killed a lot of slaves if they didn’t need us.
If they really hated you that bad they would’ve killed you.
But they didn’t.
They understood what the value was.
They didn’t want you to know your value.
You learn what
you had to learn over here.
Then do what you gotta do over there.
I just thought it just sounds dope as you keep going.
You’re like “Man, we could really pull this off.”
Just book two flights.
Put the top 150 people from our culture on it.
Man, I’m just afraid of not being around beautiful women man.
I love beautiful women.
I’ve seen this girl Ethicar… somewhere close to Egypt.
She work at the Adidas store in Lenox.
She is so fine.
Oh my God.
If you look at the news you only see flies flying around and everybody sick and malnutrition.
That’s like showing America but only showing boarded homes and the worst hood in New York.
People never show them Morocco.
I’m not sure if you’ve been there or seen any women from there
but goodness gracious.
Zimbabwe.
I know
a girl from Zimbabwe that’s beautiful.
Oh yeah, the movie Coming to America.
That’s who I thought I was as a kid.
I always thought I was a prince.
You know how you have field day?
At my school, the whole school would shake the gate whenever I did the bag jump, the
40-yard dash, hoola hoop, whatever it would be.
They would be like, “Go Cy, Go!”
My teacher would be like, “What?
What do these kids love about this dude?”
I always thought I was a prince since I was a toddler.
[sings]
A bunch of beef suya.
An African dish where they grill and cut up nicely.
And they give you toothpicks and some chopped onions.
What you do is you take the beef, you hit it with the toothpick, pick the beef up and
you dip it in this cayenne, mixed with seasoning, mixed with peppers.
It’s like this sweet, hot spicy sauce and you eat it.
Shout out to all the African cultures that cook beef suya.
I love it.
Yeah, Mickie D we don’t do that.
Ain’t no fast food in Nu Africa.
We’re gonna have some young ladies put some dishes together.
Ya feel me?