Steven Setu

My father left when I was five.

He came back at 23.

My older sister got married at 23 and he came back.

Sister gave him an ultimatum saying, if you're not coming back, then you're out of my life.

And then he came back.

And ever since then, I forgive him.

My father were better.

But I always knew I was meant for the bright lights.

I always meant my voice is going to be, a lot of people are going to hear my voice.

That's who I am, man.

I'm just a person that likes to speak my mind, like to be a bastion of truth and a beacon of light.

And I get a lot of stick because I do everything the opposite of what everyone does.

Like in the Polynesian social media space, everybody does comedy skits.

Usgang, comedy skits.

Terau, comedy skits.

All these names.

If somebody said, who's that Samoan guy that does comedy skits?

It would be hard to pinpoint which one because everybody does it.

But if they said, who's that big fellow that runs his mouth online and calls people how it is, that Polynesian guy, people can already immediately say Stephen Settle.

So I don't think what I'm doing is that controversial.