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My sister too, who was doing amazing work, she was like the pioneer of hip-hop in Christchurch.

Yeah, I get so mad thinking about it now even, you know, just really upsetting.

And there's just been no, you know, there's just been no –

What do you call it?

Resolution to that.

Like to say after all that she did and after all their dad did in the community and all the people that they helped, all these people are people in the community that will never get a voice to say, hey, I know Vic.

I know how he helped me.

I remember Lorsa.

I remember what she did for me, you know.

They aren't those people.

So there's just, I don't know, there's just this empty space.

angry space and also fear, like I said earlier, that, you know, that you might get got at any point.

People don't give a shit about what you do, you know.

Yeah.

That's the way I think too.

Yeah.

Yes, brother.

I mean, that's why I have a song called Fora Orsa, which is my mum's first name on my record.

You know, I love being able to do that.

It's actually an honour of mine.