Anderson .Paak

And, you know, what if I didn't know I had a son?

And that son could be the next K-pop star.

And I come into his life and I'm teaching him about his black culture and he's teaching me about the Korean side because I didn't know anything about my Korean side until I met his mom and then I was reintroduced.

So I had all these unique experiences that I could pull from and put them in this movie that I didn't think anybody had really done before.

Like, especially Asians and black people.

Like, that was real.

Like, we got Rush Hour, you know, and that's about it.

So I was like...

This could be cool.

And then I didn't want it to be... I know I had a lot of different things that I could pull from and trauma and different things, racism, things that we all been through.

But I wanted to kind of pull from the things that helped me cope with all those things, like the love, the music, the fun, the comedy.

And I felt like there wasn't a lot of movies that were...

Bringing families together where you saw families on the screen.

It was family comedy.

No one dies.

You know, it's like different things.

Yeah.

And my mom too.

She's like, Granny, you know what?

This is like a Hallmark movie.