Q: Given a sentence in Igbo language, translate the sentence to English language keeping the meaning of the original sentence intact
Igbo sentence: amaokwu 3: Weregodi m di ka a n'afo iri na uma Ichoputa onunu na ulo ahia mgbe m huru Onye okwu ugwo na-acho na m, mgbe ahu o olu ike Ezo na m hip na-agwa m na m na huru Ma chere, M na-amaghi na m bu na egwu Na m na-amaghi na m nwere ike gbaa gi na a blackberry nnoo iberibe, na ya huru m di ka a agboro Mgbe m ga-dighi mgbe jidere a ikpe, mgbe zuru ma o bu zuta ogwu ojoo Ma o bu otu n'obi bu oge m ama efe aka a show Full nke onu, finna RAP bu maka ime ulo juputara folks N'ezi mgbe ahu m na-ahu na o bu a egbe na irum Hankoofu on aka m, Pat ala n'ukwu O bu otu ihe Ol, otu Ol M kwekoro na nkowa nke a mpu na ha maara Ha gwara m picture, Bianu I na-egwu egwu?
A:
3: Picture me as a teen Picking out drinks in the store when I seen The cashier looking at me, then he screams Points at my hip and tells me I'm seen But hold up, I ain't know that I was that scary And I ain't know that I could shoot you with a blackberry Very odd, that he saw me as a thug When I'd never caught a case, never stole or bought drugs Or how bout the time that I flew to a show Full of joy, finna rap for a room full of folks Outside then I find it's a gun in my face Handcuffs on my hands, pat down at the waist It's the same ol, same ol I fit the description of a criminal that they know They showed me picture, come on Are you kidding?