Lets get to the root of the matter
And my brother, who's loving the death, but he did the DNA thing. I am not sending my DNA away in no envelope. Nowhere. Nowhere. You understand what I'm saying? And I don't got legal things to worry about, you know what I mean? Like, if they're looking for me, but they got my brother's DNA, and they could connect it to that has happened. I ain't worry about nothing like that
Is that why we got Alcidina Block, Crips, Pasadena, Devil Lane, Bloods, Blood, Pie, Rule, Rogan, 60s Grape Street, watts on the East Coast, not by the name, but still on the East Coast, because we looking for something to be a part of, looking for some type of family. Does Kwanza do it for you? Not so much for me, because I still don't know, you know what I mean?
Andrea Piggue
@Andrea_Speaks · 4:40
When I got my ancestry DNA and I found out that it was Nigerian and Spain and Mexican American, which is like Texas, that was interesting to me. But I really didn't do ancestry DNA to find out that part of me. Right. I wanted to find my biological family, which I did, and I really haven't done much else with ancestry since then
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
He was always looking for something, even if it looked absolutely crazy. And then I started thinking, like, do we focus a lot on the pain? Is our history just a history of pain, or is it overcomers? I can go from right where I'm sitting right now. I can go about ten minutes and south and hit the Mason Dixon lot. I can go 15 minutes north
Andrea Piggue
@Andrea_Speaks · 3:55
My dad didn't mind us watching those movies, so I watched those movies. So that's where I heard the music the most at. I like those movies. What was the other one? He got game mobile blues school days jungle Fever What else? What other movie was it? Now? I can't even think of it now, but yeah, and then, like you said, do we have a history of pain?