Ugo Mozie

Being in a place with like, you know, with no water and having to just like this, the wildest things, the meanest things you can say and tell a kid.

Being in a place with like, you know, with no water and having to just like this, the wildest things, the meanest things you can say and tell a kid.

But like that never really shattered my pride.

But like that never really shattered my pride.

It didn't it didn't make me embarrassed where I came from.

It didn't it didn't make me embarrassed where I came from.

If anything, it just encouraged me to just like want to prove to people like that's not what it is.

If anything, it just encouraged me to just like want to prove to people like that's not what it is.

Like you guys have no clue.

Like you guys have no clue.

Like actually my house in Nigeria is bigger than my house in America.

Like actually my house in Nigeria is bigger than my house in America.

Like we have maids and drivers and we have like waterfalls and museums and everything you have here, we have there too.

Like we have maids and drivers and we have like waterfalls and museums and everything you have here.

We have there too.

And I think that, you know, through my career, you know, it became such a drive for my storytelling was being able to incorporate just like African culture and African legacy and heritage into the conversation.

And I think that, you know, through my, my career, you know, I, it became such a, a drive.

My storytelling was being able to,

incorporate just like African culture and African legacy and heritage into the conversation.

You know, whether I'm styling Justin Bieber or Travis Scott, like you're going to see a touch of culture somewhere.