Mark Gagnon

Yes.

Now, a few things on this.

Let me just start by saying I'm not Egyptian.

I wasn't raised Egyptian.

I don't I'm not a historian.

This is just stuff that I researched.

OK, so feel free to drop a comment if you are an Egyptian historian.

You want to correct the record.

But we are diving into who this woman was and why she is so captivating and why we think we have a perception of her.

You know, I mean, like every year on Halloween, there's some girl that shows up to the club, dresses Cleopatra, always a baddie.

And you got to think like, is that really what Cleopatra looked like?

Does she really have just like a bob and bangs?

I doubt it, right?

Probably not.

Also, if you hear some chuckles in the background, I'm also joined by my dear pal David Kepasa.

What's up, dude?

Thank you so much for joining us, guys.

This is going to be a fun one, okay?

Now, just off top, people are going to get pissed because I know there's some folks out there.

They're like, no, Cleopatra, not only was she Egyptian, she was black.