lol brother it's even better now, back in the day it was very very very american, like very suburban american that you wouldn't believe he was from Nigeria haha
@@djmmillzthis is actually how he always sounded when he was in the trybe. He was one of those rare guys that his singing voice was exactly like his speaking voice
He looked so familiar but sounds totally different. This guy is among the people who laid out the foundation of Nigerian pop music... A living legend in his own right!
In a democracy we have always had to worry about the ignorance of the uneducated. Today we have to worry about the ignorance of people with college degrees.” ~Thomas Sowell
I remember older siblings telling us young uns about the cult stories back in the day. It was scary af but luckily by the time I got into uni in the mid 2000s, the cults were pretty much operating underground. Lucky for me. I came out unscathed but I did met a handful of them. The stories are real!!
It seems many are misunderstanding ElDee. He is giving a general overview of the cults of this day & age. It may take longer for him to touch of deeper, specific issue relating to the cults. But his descriptions of theese cults, as we now know them, is true.
Garrett you know who this mans is? He is a legend bro, the original Don Dada, El Dee the Don. He kunfued kungfued a Cultist. BIGUPS!!! Love and respect sir.
Never knew about the militaryʼs part in the history of campus cultism in Nigeria. ElDee is eloquent with these explanations. But yeah, fraternities have devolved to the point that nobody in Nigeria really calls them that anymore. They're all just bad bad bad cults and they've bled their influence out into the streets. I still have a machete scar from a run-in with cultists two years back in Southern Nigeria. Sad stuff. You can't wear certain colours in certain neighborhoods, and youngʼuns without a moral compass or guidance of some sort, either become internet fraudsters or cultists or both, basically choosing that path to money and “levels”. Hell, they even export it to places in the UAE, Malaysia and the UK, as immigrants. It's shameful. Good to see ElDee the Don tho, after so long. I was jamming to his hit song “Category” not too long ago and seeing this now, I think I'll give it a listen again. Classic banger! ✊🏾
@@jonenih I've seen the way you responded to replies on your comment under this video. Dey claim say you sabi everything. Just pretend you didn't see my own comment and carry your wahala jejely dey go.
@@simaessien1958 see fool. Na your papa dey claim. Say I dey talk facts na claim say I know. Which school you go. I sure say you dey lie... Na why fear dey catch you. Which confra machete you? Which school. You for try post video of the machete scar make person still try believe you. If you no Sabi read to comprehend wetin I type that one na your business ozuor.
@@jameegarland there they don't go to college to join gang life. They get to college, then get bullied, or checked. They can't stand for themselves so they run to others to protect them. Even our entertainers do it as well, davido did that with the Ayes in Nigeria, CB did that with the bloods in America. People just want to feel among and protected. And in a country like Nigeria you can't run to the law or the administration of the school and tell them "some man told me to stop talking to my woman cuz he likes her". Here you either stop, relocate with the woman, back yourself and set the record straight that you are tough too, or go get backing from the cults. But then you would have to pay dues, you will have to rank up, just like in the USA.. but no one joins the university thinking I want to join gangs.
But let me tell you something. While I get the story he is putting out to be true, he doesn’t know much about how these operations. It’s literally very hard to kill 20 or 30 people. Besides if he was marked, they will definitely trouble him. Like I’m my university, if he dared fight like he did, I doubt he will make it to his dom. It’s just not possible. Once they gangs are down, then shit must go down. Maybe that’s the Lagos frat anyway.
@@inmythoughts718 you seem to be confusing articulation with something else, maybe erudition. He is actually very articulate. In multiple languages and accents.
I love the way Eldee explained it in a subtle manner, but in the real sense of things, "this is wild, mind blowing wild", so many don't live to tell the story.
@@Obaratuyaayaa your comprehension level is in the pits. Nowhere in this video did he not acknowledge the voilence. He in fact, gave the back story of how fraternity came to be in Nigeria. Smh.
Studied between 2005 to 2010. Cultism was secret in my university cus the new vice chancellor dealt with them. Now young boys focus on yahoo instead of the fights.
crazy part is his experience is very very based, its something alot of people have gone through. personally i haven't gotten in a fight but i have been confronted lol. the problem is politicians need these kids to hold power that aside nigerians are very very anti-gang, they can't even wear their clothing freely
So judging by Eldee's insights Prof. Wole Soyinka was not really the problem here but the Military Leadership who corrupted and redirected the course of the Fraternity Prof. Wole Soyinka started in the U.I & Ife. So the government is still our biggest problem in Nigeria in all area.
Prof. Wole Soyinka aim was to bring together a brotherhood of peers and lifelong friends. Babangida was the first person who started infiltrating and bastardizing the frats.
It's called a cult because they all practice some form of spirituality. They have initiations rituals, different rituals, concoctions they take, chants, incantations, certain songs and dances used to invoke certain deities and above all they all worship certain deities.
Yes, his accent changed because he has lived here for 20 or more years, and this is very natural when you have been here for years and work with Americans.
Came here to ask WTH this northern Nigerian/USA boy knows about confra in naija. He actually knows a bit. A lil embellishment obviously. The story to sweet But he has a general idea. Plus his speech was eloquent, not gonna lie. Man's did us proud
@@josephjaspermedia3709 I know eldee personally. I went to ABU Zaria, and even when my kid bro and nephews were in zamani. He was still coming up before trybes men. He hung out with some croc city kids etc... I know if you ask him about Jai he won't guess 3 names before calling mine. So when I tell you he knew nothing of confra prior. I know what I am talking about. I know when he used to avoid Zaria city and Nuhu bamali boys. Also read the end of my post.
@@kalualicho8090 a lil embellishment. You can't be roomies with a guy high up and you nor know! You nor dey see him doings and squad. Secondly the whole military era B.S. the fact that two things happened simultaneously doesn't mean one is a cause and another the effect of said cause. I was around when IBB SINGLEHANDEDLY destroyed the student union and education system. He didn't need the confra. He needed people like Atiku and Dino Melaye minded people. Also no way you are karate chopping boys back in 90s, early 2000s and their boys go just dey watch you till you run reach room. When you throw first kick Dem for don wipe you 2x2.
The explanation is very in accurate. I think maybe he doesn't want to piss the white man off.the pyrate confraternity was all about fighting off colonial oppression in the university back then.gbam !!!!
Well I'm not surprised... For an African who's stayed in the USA for a long time in the corporate world, must have learnt how to speak political 😂😂😂 Smart man
I am a Nigerian, his facts aren't right, only those that knows , knows. He described a thug, frat guys or naija cultist are not thugs. It started in the university, but it wasn't just for revolution, it was a space for different ethnicity to help each other get better. For instance Aye was formed because of oppression from eiye , at that time , eiye where predominantly yorubas, and they banded together in Uniben, so a professor and 7 students decided to end the Yoruba tyranny. Frats started for different reasons, and he is so wrong, what ruined it, is that the govt started using this fraternities, armed them and they became the spy in the campus, it was the other way around. I am surprised at how misinformation travels😂😂😂
😂😂 Thank you my brother. You get sense. Most of the yeye comments here be like people wey never travel, live or grow up for Naija at all especially during military rule and having family in military. Nigerians all of dem don turn to westerners and their ideology. This guy western mentality of podcasting to inform the westerner too is embarrassing. Dem think say if dem tell oyinbo, dem go like them. Misinformation 💯
For someone who schooled in a nigerian university and rolled around lagos, bro! He got facts! He cannot touch all aspects of the matter. But what he said are true
@@kennethugwueje2236 it's not true, your knowledge might be limited, I am from Benin, and I have relatives who are part of this, elder relatives. His narrative has never been more wrong
Werey dey quote manifesto. If you go by the manifestos of these gangs, you'll donate your hard earned money to them. But in reality, there is no single positivity in their activities. They're very destructive and engage in organized crimes ranging from armed robbery, kidnapping for ransom, drug dealings of international scale, human trafficking of international scale and the overseas wings have grown so big that they've started competing or collaborating with local gangs in Europe and the Americas
Articulate because he Sabi oyinbo well well??? He made good points but he started off very shallow with his explanation of what a true fraternity is and how they came about. Other than that I feel he should expand this convo with more global african Podcaster so it could reach the right audiences.
Really! How old are you? Because people from his generation know better plus the impact his Dad made in so many lives especially in IT. Some of you just open your mouth to make condescending and inflammatory comments.
Elder was right it started as a way to protest against the bads of the society and government . They took in the best brains and mind to join . It was later hijacked by crazy people just the way ELdee has explained in the video . Once those who started something had left one or two ways the ideology always go with them .
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Omo eldee’s accent caught me off guard I won’t lie 😂
lol brother it's even better now, back in the day it was very very very american, like very suburban american that you wouldn't believe he was from Nigeria haha
Lol you definitely was never a fan cos he sounds clearer now or I'm older either of the 2 but he's the most complete act out of afrobeat history.
@@djmmillzthis is actually how he always sounded when he was in the trybe. He was one of those rare guys that his singing voice was exactly like his speaking voice
Dude's been in the US for over 2 decades now.
Lol I can relate
He looked so familiar but sounds totally different. This guy is among the people who laid out the foundation of Nigerian pop music... A living legend in his own right!
Dey play
pretender 😂
He sounds the same bro, he has always had the accent....
In a democracy we have always had to worry about the ignorance of the uneducated. Today we have to worry about the ignorance of people with college degrees.” ~Thomas Sowell
That s about the best quote, from that clown. He should know.
\great to hear from you eLDeee the Dooonnn!!! ..... thanks for blessing us with great music.
He explained it as it is👍
Weldon Eldee
Eldee da don!!!! That's a boss seasoned, eloquence and intelligent. Very correct information
A KD boy never accepts disrespect.
EL Dee the Don! ❤
Very good explanation from Eldee
It's the absolute truth. Cultism in the 90's was wild in Nigeria
He said some truths but it’s deeper than that
Rustikal.... I see you.
@@Donfadah Braaa 🤣🤣🤣
Eldee is very articulated.
has always been bro.. cheers
Love this guy man. Articulate. Love his music too
I remember older siblings telling us young uns about the cult stories back in the day. It was scary af but luckily by the time I got into uni in the mid 2000s, the cults were pretty much operating underground. Lucky for me. I came out unscathed but I did met a handful of them. The stories are real!!
LEGEND❤
❤❤❤❤❤as a fan of illblise I say respect to you
@@RichardEnweazu 🙏 🙏 Bless up
10/10....A round of applause for the perfect explanation.
It seems many are misunderstanding ElDee. He is giving a general overview of the cults of this day & age. It may take longer for him to touch of deeper, specific issue relating to the cults. But his descriptions of theese cults, as we now know them, is true.
Garrett you know who this mans is? He is a legend bro, the original Don Dada, El Dee the Don. He kunfued kungfued a Cultist. BIGUPS!!! Love and respect sir.
I love this entire comment, thank you xD
Never knew about the militaryʼs part in the history of campus cultism in Nigeria. ElDee is eloquent with these explanations. But yeah, fraternities have devolved to the point that nobody in Nigeria really calls them that anymore. They're all just bad bad bad cults and they've bled their influence out into the streets. I still have a machete scar from a run-in with cultists two years back in Southern Nigeria. Sad stuff. You can't wear certain colours in certain neighborhoods, and youngʼuns without a moral compass or guidance of some sort, either become internet fraudsters or cultists or both, basically choosing that path to money and “levels”. Hell, they even export it to places in the UAE, Malaysia and the UK, as immigrants. It's shameful.
Good to see ElDee the Don tho, after so long. I was jamming to his hit song “Category” not too long ago and seeing this now, I think I'll give it a listen again. Classic banger! ✊🏾
@@simaessien1958 na UniCal you go?
@@jonenih I've seen the way you responded to replies on your comment under this video. Dey claim say you sabi everything. Just pretend you didn't see my own comment and carry your wahala jejely dey go.
@@simaessien1958 see fool. Na your papa dey claim. Say I dey talk facts na claim say I know. Which school you go. I sure say you dey lie... Na why fear dey catch you. Which confra machete you? Which school. You for try post video of the machete scar make person still try believe you.
If you no Sabi read to comprehend wetin I type that one na your business ozuor.
@@simaessien1958
😂😂😂😂😂
We understand!!!
Eldee from tribesmen...? Mans looking fresh as f... Salute..!!!
That's a crazy scenario flip. In America we go to college to get away from gang life.
@@jameegarland there they don't go to college to join gang life.
They get to college, then get bullied, or checked. They can't stand for themselves so they run to others to protect them. Even our entertainers do it as well, davido did that with the Ayes in Nigeria, CB did that with the bloods in America. People just want to feel among and protected. And in a country like Nigeria you can't run to the law or the administration of the school and tell them "some man told me to stop talking to my woman cuz he likes her". Here you either stop, relocate with the woman, back yourself and set the record straight that you are tough too, or go get backing from the cults. But then you would have to pay dues, you will have to rank up, just like in the USA.. but no one joins the university thinking I want to join gangs.
Youth majority in Nigeria goes to university. No uni no job. Hence gang life exists inside the universities.
lol it's the same here, i've heard of cults in american colleges, only difference is colleges are majority white so they operate white collar gangs
Some of those US frat groups have their own controversies.
But let me tell you something. While I get the story he is putting out to be true, he doesn’t know much about how these operations.
It’s literally very hard to kill 20 or 30 people.
Besides if he was marked, they will definitely trouble him.
Like I’m my university, if he dared fight like he did, I doubt he will make it to his dom. It’s just not possible. Once they gangs are down, then shit must go down. Maybe that’s the Lagos frat anyway.
Wow... Eldee, love love the entire thing. Accent ✅ Detailed articulation ✅
Quite educative.. Wole Soyinka comes to mind
very articulate… that’s how it is around here, i also grew up in kaduna
Long live Eldee, always loved your music bro
A fraternity, like any organization,is only as good as its members and the culture or people it comes from.
Elder no cap for us abeg. everyone who knows you knows you "belong"
He’s so articulate. Wow.
He's a rapper. He's el_Dee the Don.
@@kennedydafeakeh8573 I know him. I was just surprised he’s so well spoken. He’s mostly singing and rapping in Pidgin
@@Thetundepidgin ke, he's always bn articulate, accent only changed.
not really, he is just speaking with an American accent.. what's the big deal
@@inmythoughts718 you seem to be confusing articulation with something else, maybe erudition. He is actually very articulate. In multiple languages and accents.
I love the way Eldee explained it in a subtle manner, but in the real sense of things, "this is wild, mind blowing wild", so many don't live to tell the story.
Just wow!! he said it all💯💯
So, basically the same mistake the US made with the Contras, Nigeria made with the Confras.
It's the other way around. Pls watch the video again
Except that a mistake is unintentional, meanwhile this was very intentional
I got into university (college) in the mid 90s and it was CRAZY! It was crazy. University of Calabar to be precise. It was a war zone.
Warri, OAU, Unilag. But this guy story na rubbish. All this na for clout. Nigerians no dey shame at all.
@@Obaratuyaayaa What’s the clout in the story?
@@Obaratuyaayaa your comprehension level is in the pits. Nowhere in this video did he not acknowledge the voilence. He in fact, gave the back story of how fraternity came to be in Nigeria. Smh.
Well explained in simple, clear and correct English.
Eldee is well spoken and articulate, That was just taking the bull by it's horn..Nice to hear from Eldee
Very under-appreciated guy. Extremely talented Dude
Elder you sabi jare....thanks for the insights sometimes I get tired trying to explain it to people.
The don said his roommate was top G but he knew not he was even a member !!
Eldee roomie is an intellectual elite
Asian Eldee "Imma big boyyy" damn super articulate
Eldeee sef don change accent finish 😆 🤣 😂 😹. Wow 👌 👏 wonderful 😅
Nope.
Eldee has always had an accent. In my opinion, he even speaks clearer now.
Studied between 2005 to 2010. Cultism was secret in my university cus the new vice chancellor dealt with them. Now young boys focus on yahoo instead of the fights.
It's no more rampant but it still happens.
Thank God for yahoo
@@ogagaereboryou mean the violence?
@@ogagaereborit’s more rampant than you think now, in fact now cultism is worse at home than it is in skools
They don't call Eldee the done for nothing...Perfect explanation BABA 👍🏽
This guy laid the ground for burna, wizkid and Davido. He's legendary 🌟🌟
Elder is an OG
Darn! Eldee! Where have you been?
crazy part is his experience is very very based, its something alot of people have gone through. personally i haven't gotten in a fight but i have been confronted lol. the problem is politicians need these kids to hold power that aside nigerians are very very anti-gang, they can't even wear their clothing freely
Eldee the Progenitor ❤❤💪💪😍🎵😁🥰🔥
So judging by Eldee's insights Prof. Wole Soyinka was not really the problem here but the Military Leadership who corrupted and redirected the course of the Fraternity Prof. Wole Soyinka started in the U.I & Ife. So the government is still our biggest problem in Nigeria in all area.
Prof. Wole Soyinka aim was to bring together a brotherhood of peers and lifelong friends. Babangida was the first person who started infiltrating and bastardizing the frats.
Mr L glad to see your doing good
Eldee de ageless pioneer.
Legendary eldee, so articulate
From the other video, to this one, Eldee is damn articulate!!😮
No lies, I can totally relate.
Biggest Boiiii, I miss Eldee
Wen L boogie is articulate n eloquent then u know no more tribes men 😢
LD = Lanre Dabiri❤❤
Such a very similar experience
It's called a cult because they all practice some form of spirituality. They have initiations rituals, different rituals, concoctions they take, chants, incantations, certain songs and dances used to invoke certain deities and above all they all worship certain deities.
The Legend is here! Boss we need you on TH-cam…. @eldeethedon
We used to hang out a lot back then but I had nk idea he could fight !
Temilayo's Dad.
One and only Musical Don The Original of Nigeria.
God bless you man.
Eldee Don turn to original oyingbo black complete with the accent..
Eldee na Baba
Eldee talk well jor 😂 jk bro love your articulation ❤
Eldee the don
Well spoken Eldee
Eldeeeeeeee o. See Accent wow. I no sure say he go still remember the lyrics of me I go yarn
Bro has sounded this way for as long as I can remember. Go listen to his old interviews
@@akolojonathan9167yeah, back then I thought he school in America cos he always sound like this
Eldee don enter Yankee dey speak Phonetics 😂😂
Wahala
Before them born you now
Him carry visa lottery go USA 🇺🇸 since 2002. 22 years reach am no get Yankee accent. Am not surprised cos he is a Nigerian-American
lol he's always been like this, go find old videos
He has always spoken like this
He was always like this. He had to adapt for the local market
Yes, his accent changed because he has lived here for 20 or more years, and this is very natural when you have been here for years and work with Americans.
Wow👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
Wait, how many years Eldee don do for Yankee wey him dey blow accent?
It's been over 16years I think
Dang this is eldee the don
The Fraternity Cults do dabble in spiritual things tho.
Blood oaths is just one aspect.
I've seen some comments about Norse gods too... very curious
@@aGVTfilm some took their names from Norse gods.
(Almost like American frat groups with Greek names and Egyptian symbolism)
🔥
He has always had that accent. Just shot it down when he was in naija.
Came here to ask WTH this northern Nigerian/USA boy knows about confra in naija. He actually knows a bit. A lil embellishment obviously. The story to sweet
But he has a general idea. Plus his speech was eloquent, not gonna lie.
Man's did us proud
U r so ignorant. A guy who graduated from university in the middle of campus cult crisis, is who y r questioning his knowledge?
Man said "A lil embellishment" smh
This is Naija artist (musician) Eldee the Don
He was very active in the early days of afrobeat
@@josephjaspermedia3709 I know eldee personally. I went to ABU Zaria, and even when my kid bro and nephews were in zamani. He was still coming up before trybes men. He hung out with some croc city kids etc... I know if you ask him about Jai he won't guess 3 names before calling mine.
So when I tell you he knew nothing of confra prior. I know what I am talking about.
I know when he used to avoid Zaria city and Nuhu bamali boys.
Also read the end of my post.
@@kalualicho8090 a lil embellishment. You can't be roomies with a guy high up and you nor know! You nor dey see him doings and squad.
Secondly the whole military era B.S. the fact that two things happened simultaneously doesn't mean one is a cause and another the effect of said cause.
I was around when IBB SINGLEHANDEDLY destroyed the student union and education system. He didn't need the confra. He needed people like Atiku and Dino Melaye minded people.
Also no way you are karate chopping boys back in 90s, early 2000s and their boys go just dey watch you till you run reach room. When you throw first kick Dem for don wipe you 2x2.
Facts! 💔
Eldee abeg where your yoruba accent go ?
Eldee d Don 🪄
Guy paid ‘protection’
Well said
Hope dolly is doing good
Na Eldee voice i dey hear like this?
I don’t know wtf he thinks he’s doing 😂
Wisdom Box....your accent blend.......and counting Eldee de Don
😂 Amebo. Too dey yarn mugu
Are you pirate or black axe?
did not realize naija boys went hard like that on campus..cool to hear about
Read up nigerian universities cult groups:
* Vikings confraternity (Norsemen)
* Pyrate confraternity (SeaDogs)
*Buccaneers confraternity (SeaLords)
*Eiye confraternity (AirLords)
*NeoBlack movement (Aye Axe men)
* Jurist confraternity
*Maphite confraternity
*Maff (mafia) confraternity (mafioso)
*Apache confraternity (blood brothers 2by2)
* Klansmen confraternity
Tip of the iceberg
Bro don't play
Probably never stayed in Nigeria
Typical universities in Nigeria in the late 90s and early 20s.
OG Eldee!!
❤❤❤❤
Incomplete story, but basically correct
Who nor go nor know
You have to leave Nigeria to turn your life around and that’s what eldee did. Look at him now.
The explanation is very in accurate. I think maybe he doesn't want to piss the white man off.the pyrate confraternity was all about fighting off colonial oppression in the university back then.gbam !!!!
Yinmu! Na wetin you read for book be that????😂😂😂😂. How many colonial oppression them fight in real life????😂😂😂😂😂
Well I'm not surprised... For an African who's stayed in the USA for a long time in the corporate world, must have learnt how to speak political 😂😂😂
Smart man
I am a Nigerian, his facts aren't right, only those that knows , knows. He described a thug, frat guys or naija cultist are not thugs. It started in the university, but it wasn't just for revolution, it was a space for different ethnicity to help each other get better. For instance Aye was formed because of oppression from eiye , at that time , eiye where predominantly yorubas, and they banded together in Uniben, so a professor and 7 students decided to end the Yoruba tyranny. Frats started for different reasons, and he is so wrong, what ruined it, is that the govt started using this fraternities, armed them and they became the spy in the campus, it was the other way around. I am surprised at how misinformation travels😂😂😂
😂😂 Thank you my brother. You get sense. Most of the yeye comments here be like people wey never travel, live or grow up for Naija at all especially during military rule and having family in military. Nigerians all of dem don turn to westerners and their ideology. This guy western mentality of podcasting to inform the westerner too is embarrassing. Dem think say if dem tell oyinbo, dem go like them. Misinformation 💯
Are they not thugs and causing nuisance to the public now. What revolution and tribal harmony are they doing currently?.
For someone who schooled in a nigerian university and rolled around lagos, bro! He got facts! He cannot touch all aspects of the matter. But what he said are true
@@kennethugwueje2236 it's not true, your knowledge might be limited, I am from Benin, and I have relatives who are part of this, elder relatives. His narrative has never been more wrong
Werey dey quote manifesto. If you go by the manifestos of these gangs, you'll donate your hard earned money to them. But in reality, there is no single positivity in their activities. They're very destructive and engage in organized crimes ranging from armed robbery, kidnapping for ransom, drug dealings of international scale, human trafficking of international scale and the overseas wings have grown so big that they've started competing or collaborating with local gangs in Europe and the Americas
Articulate because he Sabi oyinbo well well??? He made good points but he started off very shallow with his explanation of what a true fraternity is and how they came about. Other than that I feel he should expand this convo with more global african Podcaster so it could reach the right audiences.
Damn 😢
Wildly inaccurate but Lanre . Well done sha 🫶🏾
Genz's may have no clue who eldee is
So eldeee dey intelligent like this 😂 😂 😂 😂
Really! How old are you? Because people from his generation know better plus the impact his Dad made in so many lives especially in IT. Some of you just open your mouth to make condescending and inflammatory comments.
Rugged you Eldee - your shoe show
Frat cults of Nigeria,not Lagos.
True story..no 🧢
How do you know.
Ok but Lagos is just a fraction ….cultism everywhere in Nigeria and in different forms in most countries!
You didn't mention alot Eldee. The cult situation was started by our Nobel lauret and has grown beyond just a campus exuberance.
Elder was right it started as a way to protest against the bads of the society and government . They took in the best brains and mind to join . It was later hijacked by crazy people just the way ELdee has explained in the video . Once those who started something had left one or two ways the ideology always go with them .
It's now village children thing
That man is bad and deceitful
If he was going to tell the whole story, he'd need about two weeks
@@emmanuelonwunalisadly you couldn't comprehend anything that was said in that interview 😢