Name: "カサ・アモールは本物のヴィラだと思っていた！"オビ・ソコ＆チャッキー｜JD In The Duffle Bag Podcast ("I Thought Casa Amor Was The Real Villa!" Ovie Soko & Chuckie | JD In The Duffle Bag Podcast)
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You walked in with some good energy, brother.

You was like our because there's, like, a box of clothes, clothes and stuff like that.

You were kind of like rice Just getting used to all of that, like talking a little bit, because it is in it.

Like when you start now, people will know you.

And I just wanted you even have to pay for nothing anymore.

Yeah, it is different breath, You know, when people saw want to gift you.

You know, because I don't I don't come from that, you know?

I mean, I come from a really ah, humble background, you know, I mean, humble beginnings, type of thing.

So you know, when people start wantedto give you stuff for free, the first thing is, you know, a bit suspicious.

Yeah, but you know I got self Well, Oh, yeah, Well, um, it's Coleman, you know, is obviously nice money as though it's different for me than it is for you.

But, like, I know that that's something I'm not gonna get too used to.

I'm saying people come in and just just giving me stuff because we probably came from a similar background in terms of upbringing and stuff where things were just tight to get even now see, like there's like, a lot of trainers and stuff that are coming out now.

I am lucky enoughto afford to buy things, so because I wasn't able to have them before When they say I'm going, I'm going extra heart toe, have them nothing.

After when I was you got me didn't have it before, but and, you know, like that's one of the others saw abuse about.

I guess when you come from, you know, so over humble background way you couldn't always have in.

Now, you know, when you're in a blessed enough position to be able to make a way to get yourself, you're gonna go hard, is normal.

I grew up in Tottenham till I was about 11.

And then I moved over toe move Hill prayers moves over that way.

Um, you know, because my brother, he had you got in tow Mill Hill.

Connie, you got into the school, and it's a really good school s.

Yeah, for me to go to that school to Andi.

Shock is a culture shock, you know, because you go from so of a community where you know, all the kids also grew up with.

In primary school, we had similar sort of financial situation.

You know, there was a lot off one parent, so the house was a lot of my friends, you know, they only had one parent in the house, You know, you're usedto so go in home by yourself after school from primary school years let you walk home, and it's nothing, you know?

I mean, that was definitely It's normal, like, you know?

I mean, you get home, you make your own food like you sort yourself out until Mom and Dad gets back from work or whatever.

And then, you know, sort of I moved to Mill Hill, and then all of a sudden, you see, in order parents, they're picking the kids up from school every day.

Um, you know, I mean, like you just the little things like that, Like, kind of weird, you know?

Surely that's not normal, but, you know, like so it's available concert.

You know, I caught in a little bit of trouble sometimes the school from time to time, Like on I think part out was just I was a bit a bit of me felt out of place.

But, you know, like I learned a lot of, you know, a different group of friends.

I think that it's so almost the same similar situation with me, actually, was that like I was going to school on my own a lot of time on, like coming back and stuff.

And it was the same of a lot of people in my in my school as well.

The difference was is that, like, where I felt a bit out of place at times was that I was like, the minority in terms off my butt where I was from was dominant, be white.

But it felt so I felt and be our place at times.

I mean, I know the fact that when I got to second you school, there was a large Asian community in my school and, you know, a lot of white people in my school.

Ah, a small number of black kids at Mill Hill.

You know, when I was in talking to me, you got kids from sort of everywhere a Lee backgrounds.

Yeah, we're going to school together, you know, because around there, a lot of time, it was sort of, you know, parents and moved from their home country, you know, to sort of try and make make a new way over here in the UK Your parents are Nigerians.

And I haven't been back since I was five.

Okay, now that that's that's the only time I've been all for real.

So even now, you haven't been back since you might be planning.

You've got this October and December over.

You wanna go this year, so that's in the works.

I always feel that, like when you go back later in life, it's different energies that you kind of almost embrace and get because you can go when you're young and it's just kind of a thing that you just do You think your parents would take a But the thing is like, especially from those of us who are parents, you know?

So we're first generation in the UK type of thing.

What we know of our background is what we're taught for our parents on what would talk for art.

Uncles are over here to type of thing, but then to go back and to experience it for yourself.

It's a hole in a random woman, and it's a lot deeper because now you've ableto make your own opinions and form your own viewpoint of your you know, sort of your roots in your background, and you have a certain understanding, like a better understanding of certain things.

Ugo, I'm saying my dad, for example, telling me rock when he was in Jamaica, Jamaica, is that a lot?

When I was young, I stood right donkey and stuff like that.

If you're telling me that when I'm young, I'm not cool when I go back and I'm like seeing it and you'll see if you can imagine that's what I call a car Weightman.

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