Who do you think you are

So I'm going to introduce the topic.

Basically, the topic is about self-identity.

Who are you all? I don't want to say who are you because who are you seems very, I don't know, vague in a sense.

But it's just more like, how will you describe yourself? So this conversation happened when, or this, well, basically the topic happened when I was having a conversation with a friend.

And we were talking about something random, to be honest.

I can't remember what we were talking about.

Then he asked me, oh, how would you describe yourself? And I said, and I told him that, oh, I am an individual.

I'm an individual.

And he was like, what do you mean you're an individual? You're a Yoruba girl.

Oh, yeah, yeah.

I remember where the conversation started from, but I don't want to bore you.

So, and I said, you're a Yoruba girl.

You come from Yoruba culture.

I said, see, Yoruba or not, the most important thing is at the first thing, this is my own, this was how I was talking to him.

that I am an individual.

The other said, do you know what? That's even like a wrong way to describe myself.

And I said, oh, I am an individual in Christ Jesus.

Yes, that's what I said.

I said I'm an individual and Christ is Jesus.

He was like, oh, what do you mean? You're first a Yoruba person.

Before you're into it.

I said, calm down.

I was like, calm down, man.

Because I'm like, what do you mean? I'm like, see, Yoruba is not even that deep.

Yes, I came from the Yoruba lineage.