Zulu people

Now, it won't officially become the White House until 1903.

1896, a Zulu woman over in Africa, she became the first bare-breasted woman to have a picture of herself in the National Geographic magazine.

Over all those years, there have been 529 pictures of bare-breasted African women in National Geographic.

No, I did not do that research.

So I want my career to be collaborative, but I also want to amplify my name and who I am.

I'm a Zulu girl and I have so much pride in knowing that my family's name gets raised higher and higher the more that I succeed.

So it's about growing my family name in the industry while at the same time creating space for a young girl in KZN, rural KZN, to know that it is possible to do this

in

because they had a, they got our jokes.

You know, whether it's because of the physicality of the performances or, you know, but I'm saying that because the, some of these jokes were either in Zulu or Soto.

But people would enjoy the show and laugh with us

and

Yeah, yeah.

No, it's always been...

That's why in Zulu they'll say, because she's the mother.

She's the one that looks after the entire crawl, you know? Yeah.

In the music video, Gordon strongly resembles a certain ball-cap-wearing New Yorker with an earnest voice.

The song features lyrics by a Zulu-speaking accompanist, and it is oddly catchy.

Well, you share with me the jambalaya living in your soul.

And then he told

unarmed,

okay? But you cannot separate Zulus from their knopkiris and their sticks because, like, you cannot separate a white man from his tie.

You see, Praops, Nklantla Nkwanaz, I think they've set him up for a failure to silence him and let him sit there somewhere in a corner and make him a head of hawks.

They should have seriously considered making him the minister of the South African National Defense Force.

In the music video, Gordon strongly resembles a certain ball cap-wearing New Yorker with an earnest voice.

The song features lyrics by a Zulu-speaking accompanist, and it is oddly catchy.

Well, you share with me the jambalaya living in your soul.

And then he told me, I ain't gonna be easy, easy.

I'd love to know what your geography class looked like growing up in the UK.

It must have been like, remember the time when the British Armory bravely mowed down the Zulu warriors with machine guns.

We did the English syllabus because it was easier.

Really? Yeah, our teachers were literally like, their stuff's easy, we're all going to get A's.