Taliah Waajid

Absolutely.

That's what the show is about.

Yeah, probably.

Okay, you're longer than my son.

And they grew up with the show, so.

Oh, I've seen the show evolve dramatically because there were hardly anyone that was interested in natural hair back when I started.

Except for, you know, we call, well, they call themselves the community people that, you know, just want to go back to Africa and.

After white man and all that stuff, which is, you know, cool.

But they were the ones that started supporting my show.

They were the only ones that came because it was so black, you know, so just, you know, cultural.

And so it started off as a hair show.

I wanted to educate black women about the benefits of natural hair and chemical free hair.

And so that's how it started.

I wanted to show us in these different beautiful styles.

You know, I've always wanted natural hair.

And, you know, I don't have that wanting to go back to Africa thing.

You know, it's just, I just embrace it as who I am.

And so I started the show to create a platform of positivity around natural hair.

And it just escalated and transformed into this lifestyle event.

Yeah.