Jacob Fatu

Sacramento, gang's life's a little different, you know, but, man, grew up with a lot of blacks, man, tapped in, playing football, you know what I mean?

And then, man, I just, it was me.

I grew up with a lot of blacks, Samoans, and Asians.

Blacks, Samoans, Asians, and Tongans, man.

You didn't play no football?

No, man, we was.

I was playing Will.

I had a scholarship.

I was living with Roman Wayne's sister.

If I would have stayed out there, I really feel like I would have went to football.

Man, she had me on, got me on my thing.

And see, let me let y'all know, football in the South, oh, man.

You talking about, yeah, you talking about the movies?

No, bro, yeah, it's just like that, but maybe even worse.

Like, it's really, it's really, it's life out there.

Like, when you talk, okay, so when you go to Samoa, a lot of our people enter the Army just to get off the rock, just to get off the island.

That's what we call it, the rock.

Right, right, right.

But, man, I feel like, man, when we was playing football out there in the south, oh, you had to make it out.

Oh, you had to.