1, 2, 3, 4 My name is Sheikh, my name is Club Eki, I'm a musician To be true to your calling as an artist, what are those? It represents the consciousness of an nation Like that was really like a great thinker and immovable My dad didn't believe in any kind of discrimination Caracuta was the embodiment of my dad's social beliefs Nobody is more than anybody, nobody is rich, or the poor are equality The culture of the people, the culture of the people, the people of the people Caracuta was also a kind of gay people, trans people Sexual minorities always existed, not only in Caracuta I mean there are sexual minorities everywhere in the world I don't see any difference between gay rights and human rights When you experience any kind of oppression Be it sexually driven, religiously driven, racial driven People need to see it as an abuse of human rights If you talk gay people in Africa is also tied to the future of black people in Africa in general African people, struggles, gay African people, struggles I've come to believe in what my dad is stood for Then where I see oppression I stand against it