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null	null	ENGLISH	null	How many girls are you texting right now? \| Um, just you.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	Michael Jackson's death was, you know, in a weird way, it was a catalyst for your creative career. I don't know why Justine is laughing. And I know you had an uncle that you know used to come to your house sometimes to teach you some of Michael Jackson's move. And I need to hear more about him. Like, what a guy. He sounds amazing. \| Funny enough, that uncle was the guy in Recruiter. That's my uncle. Yeah.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	The guy that played Chief. \| Yes.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	Oh yeah. \| He's my mom's brother. And then, um. Because I didn't know how to do anything in primary school, I wasn't, I wasn't, I wasn't out there.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	Yeah. \| So when he died, it was just everywhere on the news. I can't remember how old I was. Yeah, I was like, who's this guy? I mean, I knew about Michael Jackson, but he just got, you know, much more real. So he would come, he would play the video for me. He said, okay, do it like this, do it like this. And then from there I started performing in church.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	I know. \| And then. Yeah, it was great.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	I've lived many lives though, me. Mhm. \| Yeah. I'm about to add it to my next life.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	Delete me. \| I can't do that. That's impossible. I already told my mom. I told her before I came.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	It's like, stop using your m. Mom to lie. That's just unacceptable. \| I did tell her. I told her I'm coming on a date.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	You told her I come on a date? \| I told her I'm coming on a date.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	You look good though. \| Thank you. You look amazing yourself.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	Look good. \| Look amazing. I like the hair dressed well for me.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	I like that. \| Of course you have to come correct.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	You do. We can agree on that. \| Than you.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	When's the last time you kissed someone? \| That's a real question because. Because I think.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	Does it take you guys this long to know last time you kiss somebody? \| Yeah. If you don't normally take it. If you don't. If you're not emotional like that. Like I've been watching so much, so I haven't really had time to actually how much time to probably like last month. Two months.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	Which of them? You think I have your time? Which of them? Justin, which of the seats. \| Which of the least specified the one.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	Last month. So when you don't have time, that's the frequency. Last month? \| Yeah.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	So when you have time now, what's the frequency if. When you don't have time? It's just when you not have time after today. \| If you ask me this question Again.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	Um, it will be a different. \| It will be today.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	M. It will be today. Okay. You want to kiss one of our, uh, one of the staff, somebody working on. \| No. Because if they ask you the same question to you to be today.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	What's the first thing you notice in someone of the opposite sex? \| The nose.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	The nose? \| Yeah.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	Could you do cocaine or what? \| No, no, no. I just, I'm not a fan of like big noses.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	Interesting. So you hate black people, that's what you're saying? \| M. That's your, that's your math.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	Say hey black people. \| That's your math. That's the math you just did.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	Are there any differences between Chukwuma, uh, and Justin? Eugene? Chukwudi. Like my bad baby. My bad. Chukudi. \| I like that. Say that again.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	I'm sat in right now? \| Oh, this one. If it's you, he's not taken, so.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	My bad baby. Uh, are there any differences between Chukwudi and Justin? Ashy. \| Yeah. Actually is more so reserved. Um, I don't talk a lot. No, I've been giving you Justin Yuji.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	Okay. Give me Justin. \| Yeah, just Eugene. We will talk. He'll shout, he'll dance, he'll vibe.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	Mhm. \| Chikli is more so Chikudi is an Igbo boy. I don't know what that means, but that's, that's, that's an Igbo boy.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	Speaking of igbo boys, on the 27th of June you tweeted get you an Igbo man for peace of mind. What version of peace of mind is that? \| What version of peace of mind do you want? That's what I want to give to you.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	Is the peace of mind in the room with us? \| It's in the room with us.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	It is. Okay. You want to give it to me? \| When last did you have peace of mind?
null	null	ENGLISH	null	I'm always been a wife. I live in Nigeria. You actually give me lover boy vibes. What does love mean to you? \| Just peace. You know, I'm so dead. I was like, if I can't be peaceful around you, you know, like, what's the point? Yeah, just peace.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	Mhm. \| What does love mean to you?
null	null	ENGLISH	null	Freedom to be myself. \| Fair enough. I can take that.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	I'm being accepted as that. \| As what?
null	null	ENGLISH	null	If it's another person, it might be taken. \| I didn't tell you to sit there. You just sat down.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	Myself. \| Okay, maybe I'll add that to my reasons.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	You became popular for your secondary school. You were scared about that? \| No, no, no, no. I was trying to figure out where you are going to.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	I'm just going to the truth. To the facts. \| Let's go.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	You became popular for your secondary school skate. \| Yeah.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	So what was the nickname? The ender is zy. \| Swizz.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	Swezy. Crazy. \| Then it changed to Dutch as I in SS2 because Swiss wasn't working out again.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	Mhm. You had graduated from Swiss. Needed something more. \| Needed something more, you know, more SS2. But I was very. I was very, um. I was out there. I was social prefect, you know, so.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	Okay, that's nice. \| I was actually out there. What school did you go to?
null	null	ENGLISH	null	Loeda. But secondary school as a whole. \| So you're smart.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	You said, if it's me, so I already knew you understand one the same way. \| Fair enough.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	I think that's evident. \| We can debate that, but.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	Yeah, you know, but you want it to be so. You want to date it. Don't be. \| No, no, that's not why.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	That's not so much smoke and energy. \| That's not why I said, but now.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	You'Re talking about debating intelligence. \| That's not why I said so.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	Intelligence is not important to you. \| It's definitely important to me.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	I was just whining you which one is which. \| I know you're smart like I know you went to Loyola. I just wanted to hear from you.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	How do you know that? \| We have mutual friends that, uh, went to Loyola who had a mutual friend. Ah. Uh.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	I'm curious. \| No people. I'll tell you after the show.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	Okay, so they don't exist. Do you miss anything about living here? \| Just friends, you know, Just the people besides me.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	Who else? \| Um.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	I already understood that. That's what you're gonna say. \| Okay.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	Do you remember the name of your friends? \| No, no, no. I'm saying you. You take all the position of the friends. So it's only you I miss. That's why I'm back here. That's why I'm here.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	Did you know me before you left? \| She never said I came to my house. In US you have to deny you didn't see me there. Which dinner? I said you want to deny that you didn't see me in the U.S. did you see me or you did not see me?
null	null	ENGLISH	null	But you said I came to see you. \| Did you see me or you did not see me? In US what's the difference?
null	null	ENGLISH	null	What's the difference between coming to your house and seeing you? I bumped into you somewhere. \| How you use the word bumped? Bumped into me.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	It's so crazy because you were so quiet then. \| I was quiet?
null	null	ENGLISH	null	Mhm. \| That was Chukwudi.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	And now. Yeah, exactly. That's what I'm saying. \| When the cameras are off, it's Chukwudi. I like how you. I like the eye contact. I like. I like how you look at me. What's up now?
null	null	ENGLISH	null	I'm giving you. I mean say like the eye contact. \| Oh, I do, I do.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	And ah. So let's just chill with the eye contact. \| So you want to just keep looking.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	At, um, me maybe to reveal something to me. \| Yeah. No, I see.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	All right. Welcome to the show. \| Thank you so much.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	You have nice eyes. \| I do.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	What do you think is your most attractive future? My eyes is a lie when we ask this question. Seriously? \| No, my face. Your face in general.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	The whole face. Just the face guy don't decline. \| Eats who they eat.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	Have you always felt despair about your face? \| No, actually I feel like in school I was, but for some reason I. People liked my face then. M. That's. That's how you. You found me, right?
null	null	ENGLISH	null	In secondary school I found you when you posted about my show on your. \| Story without me shooting my shot.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	It was not. \| That was me shooting my shot.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	It actually. \| And that's you too. I'm here now. No, it's steps. I was like, hahaha.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	Uh, this girl is so crazy. I'm like, why are you guys always calling me crazy? I'm very calm. \| Yeah. Now it's like this.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	What's your favorite episode of the show that you've seen? \| Probably the one with files and Lie. Files. Lie is one of my two favorite episodes. Yeah, very funny. You did a good job.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	Thanks. \| Yeah, you're doing. You're actually doing a good job here.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	And welcome home. Welcome home. How are you? \| Thank you. I'm actually good. I'm great. I'm happy to be here, man. You know, this date, uh, it's been a long time coming. You've been winding me since we're finally here today.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	Thanks. \| But this is different though. This is not a show. This is our date. How do you feel about this so far? Would you do on a second date?
null	null	ENGLISH	null	Remains to be seen. Just to give it time. \| Okay, I'll text you a couple times.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	You don't even have my number, so you can just texting people. \| I. I do have your number.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	Okay, you actually have my number. It's true. \| Can you.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	I put my number on the invite for this and that's very foolish of me. That's where you have my number M from. Okay. Where do you have my number? Okay, let's. \| You gave me your number when you came to the US I don't know.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	You just lying like this or provoke Justin. It's crazy to me. But anyways, continue. \| Yeah, but no, you gave me your number in the US.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	The only conclusion I can come is that you're seeing me in your dream. Because I don't know. \| Fair enough. So as you.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	Yeah, so as who you did. I said that you gave me your money. \| You just text me that, you know, like, I don't talk, I don't have evidence.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	Yeah, bring the evidence. No, bring out the phone, show them the text. Just wasting camera time, really, to lie. \| No, no, no. You know, I'm still on my usb. I need WI fi.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	The number is in the other room. \| No, I need WI fi.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	Okay. So you won't start with lies. \| True.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	You need WI fi? \| Yeah, if you want to red. Get wifi, I'll show you. By giving my number. We had changed numbers.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	Okay, so now I didn't give you. You gave me. \| No, I said we had changed numbers.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	I'm happy that we have all the receipts. Speaking of similarities, we have. \| We m. Think we have a similarity.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	We have some similarities. \| What's that?
null	null	ENGLISH	null	One of the hardest things for me to answer is, what do you do? Right. Because I literally have this show that I host on YouTube. I act, I direct, I produce, blah, blah. And then you tell people these things and they're like, eh, but we should. Is the main one. And I'm like, guys, there's like all of them are the main. \| Yeah, exactly.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	There's no main. Like I just plan to do everything in stages. And I feel like you're someone that really embodies that as well. \| Yeah.
null	null	ENGLISH	null	Um, obviously, like we said, starting out with dancing and then photography and then videography and then filmmaking. Did a comic book which is so dope. The fashion brand, there's been like three iterations of that. So don't, uh, worry, I'm on job. You don't need to say I'm on. But, um, I think I just want to commend you for that. \| Thank you so much.

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How many girls are you texting right now? | Um, just you.

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Michael Jackson's death was, you know, in a weird way, it was a catalyst for your creative career. I don't know why Justine is laughing. And I know you had an uncle that you know used to come to your house sometimes to teach you some of Michael Jackson's move. And I need to hear more about him. Like, what a guy. He sounds amazing. | Funny enough, that uncle was the guy in Recruiter. That's my uncle. Yeah.

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The guy that played Chief. | Yes.

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Oh yeah. | He's my mom's brother. And then, um. Because I didn't know how to do anything in primary school, I wasn't, I wasn't, I wasn't out there.

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Yeah. | So when he died, it was just everywhere on the news. I can't remember how old I was. Yeah, I was like, who's this guy? I mean, I knew about Michael Jackson, but he just got, you know, much more real. So he would come, he would play the video for me. He said, okay, do it like this, do it like this. And then from there I started performing in church.

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I know. | And then. Yeah, it was great.

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I've lived many lives though, me. Mhm. | Yeah. I'm about to add it to my next life.

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Delete me. | I can't do that. That's impossible. I already told my mom. I told her before I came.

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It's like, stop using your m. Mom to lie. That's just unacceptable. | I did tell her. I told her I'm coming on a date.

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You told her I come on a date? | I told her I'm coming on a date.

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You look good though. | Thank you. You look amazing yourself.

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Look good. | Look amazing. I like the hair dressed well for me.

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I like that. | Of course you have to come correct.

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You do. We can agree on that. | Than you.

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When's the last time you kissed someone? | That's a real question because. Because I think.

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Does it take you guys this long to know last time you kiss somebody? | Yeah. If you don't normally take it. If you don't. If you're not emotional like that. Like I've been watching so much, so I haven't really had time to actually how much time to probably like last month. Two months.

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Which of them? You think I have your time? Which of them? Justin, which of the seats. | Which of the least specified the one.

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Last month. So when you don't have time, that's the frequency. Last month? | Yeah.

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So when you have time now, what's the frequency if. When you don't have time? It's just when you not have time after today. | If you ask me this question Again.

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Um, it will be a different. | It will be today.

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M. It will be today. Okay. You want to kiss one of our, uh, one of the staff, somebody working on. | No. Because if they ask you the same question to you to be today.

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What's the first thing you notice in someone of the opposite sex? | The nose.

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The nose? | Yeah.

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Could you do cocaine or what? | No, no, no. I just, I'm not a fan of like big noses.

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Interesting. So you hate black people, that's what you're saying? | M. That's your, that's your math.

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Say hey black people. | That's your math. That's the math you just did.

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Are there any differences between Chukwuma, uh, and Justin? Eugene? Chukwudi. Like my bad baby. My bad. Chukudi. | I like that. Say that again.

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I'm sat in right now? | Oh, this one. If it's you, he's not taken, so.

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My bad baby. Uh, are there any differences between Chukwudi and Justin? Ashy. | Yeah. Actually is more so reserved. Um, I don't talk a lot. No, I've been giving you Justin Yuji.

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Okay. Give me Justin. | Yeah, just Eugene. We will talk. He'll shout, he'll dance, he'll vibe.

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Mhm. | Chikli is more so Chikudi is an Igbo boy. I don't know what that means, but that's, that's, that's an Igbo boy.

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Speaking of igbo boys, on the 27th of June you tweeted get you an Igbo man for peace of mind. What version of peace of mind is that? | What version of peace of mind do you want? That's what I want to give to you.

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Is the peace of mind in the room with us? | It's in the room with us.

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It is. Okay. You want to give it to me? | When last did you have peace of mind?

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I'm always been a wife. I live in Nigeria. You actually give me lover boy vibes. What does love mean to you? | Just peace. You know, I'm so dead. I was like, if I can't be peaceful around you, you know, like, what's the point? Yeah, just peace.

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Mhm. | What does love mean to you?

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Freedom to be myself. | Fair enough. I can take that.

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I'm being accepted as that. | As what?

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If it's another person, it might be taken. | I didn't tell you to sit there. You just sat down.

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Myself. | Okay, maybe I'll add that to my reasons.

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You became popular for your secondary school. You were scared about that? | No, no, no, no. I was trying to figure out where you are going to.

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I'm just going to the truth. To the facts. | Let's go.

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You became popular for your secondary school skate. | Yeah.

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So what was the nickname? The ender is zy. | Swizz.

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Swezy. Crazy. | Then it changed to Dutch as I in SS2 because Swiss wasn't working out again.

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Mhm. You had graduated from Swiss. Needed something more. | Needed something more, you know, more SS2. But I was very. I was very, um. I was out there. I was social prefect, you know, so.

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Okay, that's nice. | I was actually out there. What school did you go to?

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Loeda. But secondary school as a whole. | So you're smart.

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You said, if it's me, so I already knew you understand one the same way. | Fair enough.

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I think that's evident. | We can debate that, but.

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Yeah, you know, but you want it to be so. You want to date it. Don't be. | No, no, that's not why.

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That's not so much smoke and energy. | That's not why I said, but now.

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You'Re talking about debating intelligence. | That's not why I said so.

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Intelligence is not important to you. | It's definitely important to me.

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I was just whining you which one is which. | I know you're smart like I know you went to Loyola. I just wanted to hear from you.

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How do you know that? | We have mutual friends that, uh, went to Loyola who had a mutual friend. Ah. Uh.

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I'm curious. | No people. I'll tell you after the show.

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Okay, so they don't exist. Do you miss anything about living here? | Just friends, you know, Just the people besides me.

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Who else? | Um.

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I already understood that. That's what you're gonna say. | Okay.

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Do you remember the name of your friends? | No, no, no. I'm saying you. You take all the position of the friends. So it's only you I miss. That's why I'm back here. That's why I'm here.

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Did you know me before you left? | She never said I came to my house. In US you have to deny you didn't see me there. Which dinner? I said you want to deny that you didn't see me in the U.S. did you see me or you did not see me?

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But you said I came to see you. | Did you see me or you did not see me? In US what's the difference?

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What's the difference between coming to your house and seeing you? I bumped into you somewhere. | How you use the word bumped? Bumped into me.

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It's so crazy because you were so quiet then. | I was quiet?

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Mhm. | That was Chukwudi.

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And now. Yeah, exactly. That's what I'm saying. | When the cameras are off, it's Chukwudi. I like how you. I like the eye contact. I like. I like how you look at me. What's up now?

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I'm giving you. I mean say like the eye contact. | Oh, I do, I do.

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And ah. So let's just chill with the eye contact. | So you want to just keep looking.

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At, um, me maybe to reveal something to me. | Yeah. No, I see.

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All right. Welcome to the show. | Thank you so much.

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You have nice eyes. | I do.

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What do you think is your most attractive future? My eyes is a lie when we ask this question. Seriously? | No, my face. Your face in general.

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The whole face. Just the face guy don't decline. | Eats who they eat.

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Have you always felt despair about your face? | No, actually I feel like in school I was, but for some reason I. People liked my face then. M. That's. That's how you. You found me, right?

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In secondary school I found you when you posted about my show on your. | Story without me shooting my shot.

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It was not. | That was me shooting my shot.

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It actually. | And that's you too. I'm here now. No, it's steps. I was like, hahaha.

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Uh, this girl is so crazy. I'm like, why are you guys always calling me crazy? I'm very calm. | Yeah. Now it's like this.

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What's your favorite episode of the show that you've seen? | Probably the one with files and Lie. Files. Lie is one of my two favorite episodes. Yeah, very funny. You did a good job.

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Thanks. | Yeah, you're doing. You're actually doing a good job here.

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And welcome home. Welcome home. How are you? | Thank you. I'm actually good. I'm great. I'm happy to be here, man. You know, this date, uh, it's been a long time coming. You've been winding me since we're finally here today.

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Thanks. | But this is different though. This is not a show. This is our date. How do you feel about this so far? Would you do on a second date?

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Remains to be seen. Just to give it time. | Okay, I'll text you a couple times.

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You don't even have my number, so you can just texting people. | I. I do have your number.

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Okay, you actually have my number. It's true. | Can you.

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I put my number on the invite for this and that's very foolish of me. That's where you have my number M from. Okay. Where do you have my number? Okay, let's. | You gave me your number when you came to the US I don't know.

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You just lying like this or provoke Justin. It's crazy to me. But anyways, continue. | Yeah, but no, you gave me your number in the US.

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The only conclusion I can come is that you're seeing me in your dream. Because I don't know. | Fair enough. So as you.

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Yeah, so as who you did. I said that you gave me your money. | You just text me that, you know, like, I don't talk, I don't have evidence.

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Yeah, bring the evidence. No, bring out the phone, show them the text. Just wasting camera time, really, to lie. | No, no, no. You know, I'm still on my usb. I need WI fi.

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The number is in the other room. | No, I need WI fi.

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Okay. So you won't start with lies. | True.

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You need WI fi? | Yeah, if you want to red. Get wifi, I'll show you. By giving my number. We had changed numbers.

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Okay, so now I didn't give you. You gave me. | No, I said we had changed numbers.

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I'm happy that we have all the receipts. Speaking of similarities, we have. | We m. Think we have a similarity.

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We have some similarities. | What's that?

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One of the hardest things for me to answer is, what do you do? Right. Because I literally have this show that I host on YouTube. I act, I direct, I produce, blah, blah. And then you tell people these things and they're like, eh, but we should. Is the main one. And I'm like, guys, there's like all of them are the main. | Yeah, exactly.

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There's no main. Like I just plan to do everything in stages. And I feel like you're someone that really embodies that as well. | Yeah.

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Um, obviously, like we said, starting out with dancing and then photography and then videography and then filmmaking. Did a comic book which is so dope. The fashion brand, there's been like three iterations of that. So don't, uh, worry, I'm on job. You don't need to say I'm on. But, um, I think I just want to commend you for that. | Thank you so much.