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i wanna i wanna go back to your home and00:00:05
tell me what it was like growing up00:00:07
so very often i would say oh it was hard00:00:10
and he was00:00:12
you know um00:00:14
but once again00:00:17
i think that's a part of00:00:19
uh my life that's a00:00:21
that was something that i needed00:00:24
because like00:00:25
i have a very difficult childhood um00:00:28
and i can00:00:30
we can stay here all day long i will be00:00:32
explaining telling you what00:00:35
went wrong like um00:00:37
how i couldn't00:00:40
just have a normal life out as other00:00:42
kids because i couldn't have pen or book00:00:44
or have a scholarship a scholar fee00:00:47
taken care by my parents and all those00:00:50
staff who was very hard on me and very00:00:52
frustrating very00:00:53
[Music]00:00:55
very hard how old were you when you left00:00:58
i was 2600:01:00
20. okay 26 when i left cameron and 200000:01:04
2012.00:01:06
okay so you're still very young then and00:01:08
would you uh are going to give00:01:11
a credit to my past to that child who00:01:13
was very tough because he forces me he00:01:16
taught me in the hard way00:01:18
you know to have to deal with myself to00:01:20
be on my own to don't have to to to not00:01:24
rely on people just by not having00:01:27
anybody00:01:29
why i need it you know00:01:31
you don't feel a lot of loyalty no00:01:32
because there wasn't00:01:34
nobody at all relying on you know uh00:01:38
when you can have00:01:40
when even your parent can help you00:01:43
not because they don't want or just00:01:45
because they can00:01:47
then00:01:48
i mean00:01:49
as a kid you kind of like understand00:01:51
that you have to you have to walk your00:01:53
ass off you know otherwise00:01:56
it won't be easy for you you know00:01:58
you don't realize00:02:00
that it's kind of like00:02:02
education00:02:03
you know00:02:04
i think if everything was00:02:06
perfect for me as a00:02:09
kid i wouldn't be here and i wouldn't be00:02:12
uh having this perspective of life00:02:15
because00:02:16
i would have been00:02:18
maybe00:02:20
rely or expect something from somebody00:02:23
or from life you know but i have a tough00:02:26
life who taught me to like00:02:29
not expect anything from anybody you're00:02:32
on your own00:02:33
you know and then when you pick that up00:02:36
i'm like okay this is how it is guess00:02:39
believe me you won't get disappointed00:02:42
at all00:02:44
but does that not make it a bit hard to00:02:45
develop connections with other people00:02:47
now because you've come from a place00:02:50
that is very different to where you are00:02:52
now so you've gone from no one giving a00:02:53
[ __ ]00:02:54
to now everyone wants to kiss your ass00:02:57
does that does that make it hard to find00:02:59
figure out what's real and what's not00:03:00
there's a little bit of both you know uh00:03:04
first of all i'll as i say even about my00:03:06
parents it's not like they didn't it's00:03:08
not like they didn't give a [ __ ] it's00:03:10
just like they couldn't do anything00:03:12
you know even those who care couldn't do00:03:15
anything at all00:03:17
so the situation the uh the life there00:03:20
uh was so miserable00:03:23
anybody couldn't do anything00:03:25
my mom was always there00:03:27
but00:03:28
sometimes she was just powerless most of00:03:31
the time00:03:32
but she was there00:03:33
but uh00:03:35
yeah he make it very difficult to come00:03:37
to your point00:03:40
after my parents get divorced i was six00:03:42
years old i started living in a00:03:44
different houses did go to different00:03:46
family00:03:48
and then trying to have friends00:03:50
uh trying to be a part of that family00:03:53
and then was always like you know kind00:03:55
of like00:03:57
rejected or something at school at home00:04:00
at school because i didn't have a i was00:04:03
always a new kid i didn't have a k a friend00:04:06
from home that would go to school00:04:08
together so i get to school00:04:10
i don't know any kids00:04:12
whether it's my neighbor or not i don't00:04:13
have any friend at school any friend00:04:16
base00:04:17
so he gets00:04:19
very tough00:04:20
and uh my situation00:04:22
didn't have i mean the fact that at00:04:25
school00:04:27
they will point me out amongst other00:04:29
kids to be the one that didn't have a00:04:32
the one that doesn't have a00:04:35
pen to take note okay not book or the00:04:38
one that hasn't paid a scholar fee so00:04:40
they're gonna kick me out in front of00:04:42
other kids so yes therefore you're not a00:04:45
good profile to be a friend nobody is00:04:47
excited to be friend with that guy00:04:49
you know00:04:50
so00:04:51
despite my effort to be00:04:54
friend to her friend he was very hard00:04:56
and by the time that you're you're close00:04:59
to like maybe build something else have00:05:02
some relation with some kids then you00:05:04
have to move again go someplace and00:05:06
start over00:05:08
so i keep i kept trying and i think at00:05:11
some point i just like unconsciously00:05:15
give up like okay00:05:16
this might just be my life i just have00:05:19
to wrap this around my mind00:05:22
you know and just accepted it00:05:24
but00:05:25
i remember like being a child i kind of00:05:27
like have a virtual war in my mind00:05:32
a war with a perfect family00:05:34
with my mom and dad at home that i could00:05:36
have everything that we could have eat00:05:39
three meals a day00:05:40
you know easily go to school have00:05:42
friends go back home00:05:44
like that was in my mind and like when00:05:47
it was so hard for me i could escape and00:05:50
go take a time go in that wall who was00:05:53
just in my mind virtual and he was so00:05:56
perfect good enough to escape00:05:59
you know that's why like today uh00:06:02
no long time ago i heard about something00:06:04
that said mirror verse i'm like what is00:06:06
nervous they're trying to understand how00:06:08
like that's look very familiar to me00:06:12
yeah you have your own life i have i've00:06:14
been having that my entire life i have00:06:16
my mirror verse with me00:06:22
yeah so after all that oh christ you00:06:25
know00:06:26
i get used to now have friend00:06:28
and didn't even have a desire to try00:06:31
anymore because i get used to then i get00:06:34
to a point but nobody noticed that you00:06:36
don't have a friend nobody noticed that00:06:39
you're just a lonely guy you just want00:06:41
to be by yourself you know00:06:44
until the day that somebody wants00:06:46
to be with you00:06:48
then you find out that you are not so00:06:50
friendly you are not how you00:06:52
expected you or how he wanted you to be00:06:56
then you are not a good guy00:06:58
guess what i always been like this you00:07:00
know you didn't just give a [ __ ] you00:07:03
didn't just know me00:07:05
you know00:07:06
now i understand maybe you want to know00:07:09
me00:07:10
but this is who i am00:07:13
some people will be like oh you changed00:07:15
oh you this00:07:18
screw you i didn't change you didn't00:07:20
just know me before00:07:21
because if you knew me before00:07:23
you knew that how i was you know because00:07:26
before i was like that today i'm like00:07:29
i'm like this today but before i was00:07:30
like that so technically i didn't change00:07:33
okay i've got two questions because this00:07:35
is fascinating okay i feel like i'm00:07:37
learning a lot more about you here00:07:38
so00:07:39
personally00:07:41
i i didn't come from having money in the00:07:43
uk i came from a you know a00:07:45
working-class place but now i've got00:07:47
money sometimes i think back to the00:07:49
money struggles that i used to have and00:07:52
wish i had the money00:07:54
like i had the money i've got now back00:07:56
then do you ever think about that or is00:07:58
it just not something you even00:08:01
worry about anymore i don't wish to have00:08:03
um00:08:05
to go back in the past first of all i00:08:07
can't do anything in the past the only00:08:09
thing that i can do00:08:11
is the00:08:12
for the present and the future that's00:08:14
the only thing that i can uh00:08:16
control but if for somehow i have a time00:08:19
machine to go back i won't go back00:08:23
you know00:08:25
because i00:08:26
i00:08:27
strongly believe that the fact that i00:08:30
knew00:08:31
poverty00:08:33
and that situation00:08:35
make me appreciate what i have today the00:08:37
life that i have today even better00:08:39
and have a different perspective of life00:08:42
when you see somebody who come from a00:08:44
decent family or from a rich family he00:08:46
has a different perspective and he might00:08:49
be having a ton of money but there is00:08:52
something in life that he would never00:08:54
never understand00:08:55
you know i have a opportunity i had the00:08:58
opportunity00:08:59
to learn that to understand that even00:09:01
though he was in the hard way and uh00:09:03
without that00:09:04
i wouldn't be what i am today00:09:07
me being rich today once again is not00:09:09
about money i think it's my life00:09:12
experience my life experience for me is00:09:14
uh like one of the biggest00:09:17
thing that i value the more who has a00:09:19
more value i kind of like understand00:09:21
people different situation00:09:23
i go here i go back home i see i hang00:09:26
out with rich people00:09:28
and i i understand their problem00:09:31
and i see them00:09:32
what they are facing as a problem i00:09:34
understand that i i go there i see poor00:09:37
people i understand them i understand00:09:39
everyone i'm able to assimilate all00:09:42
those rich people doesn't understand poor00:09:44
people poor people doesn't unders poor00:09:46
people don't understand rich people but00:09:49
i understand both00:09:50
clearly because i've been in both sides00:09:53
i can't think for both of them you know00:09:55
i like that that's great yeah it's a00:09:58
great way of looking at it and also like00:09:59
you said that you went from a guy who00:10:01
was00:10:02
a bit of a low now or a guy who didn't00:10:03
want to be everyone's friend because of00:10:06
how you've been tre but now00:10:08
the people the ufc fans we see you as a00:10:11
very friendly gentle giant to people00:10:13
when you're not in the cage so did you00:10:15
make changes and how did those changes00:10:18
happen with your personality00:10:20
being friendly and being respectful is00:10:21
too thin different00:10:23
i mean i will respect you00:10:26
that doesn't mean i want to hang out00:10:27
with you i want to sit down and watch00:10:29
movies with you but we could i could00:10:31
probably yeah00:10:33
you know but i think respect i have to00:10:36
respect everybody00:10:38
first of all00:10:39
you know whether i like you or not that00:10:41
doesn't matter00:10:42
i have to respect you as a person00:10:44
because that's what i'm expecting from00:10:46
you to respect me in return00:10:48
you know that's only what i think i00:10:51
deserve from you00:10:52
you have a right to like me or not00:10:55
that's your right00:10:57
i won't00:10:58
blame you for that love is a feeling but00:11:01
respect is a duty we've talked a bit00:11:03
about your upbringing and how you became00:11:05
the person you are but why why fighting00:11:09
what was it that fighting did for you00:11:11
what feeling did you get that you just00:11:13
wanted to do more of00:11:15
i love finding since i was kids00:11:18
that was my passion00:11:20
everything that i could have00:11:21
done and enjoyed was like watching movie00:11:24
or like playing those00:11:27
game00:11:28
like go out there in the00:11:30
banana uh00:11:31
banana frame from and just kick and00:11:34
punch those banana tree onto the fare00:11:37
down00:11:38
and even though i was getting beat up00:11:39
after i woke but i was always do it00:11:42
again and again and again and not uh00:11:45
even kids around they didn't want to00:11:47
play with me first of all i didn't have00:11:49
friends but if you were kicking the tray00:11:51
down i'm not surprised00:11:52
banana trees okay they're soft so00:11:57
i grew up in cameroon so we have a00:11:59
culture of a so of soccer yeah or00:12:01
football yeah so everyone want to play00:12:03
soccer i was playing soccer but most of00:12:06
the time if i would have to choose it00:12:09
would have been like something like00:12:10
fighting stuff and they didn't like it00:12:13
for them that was violent00:12:15
you know00:12:16
so much when you tried to get people to00:12:18
play with you yeah they'd be like no00:12:20
we're playing football yeah so that was00:12:22
the first00:12:23
that was the first00:12:24
reason00:12:25
like me with fighting it was since i was00:12:28
a kid00:12:29
you know okay but um00:12:31
growing up like having my dad uh he was00:12:35
so strong because in my family we have00:12:37
that reputation my father that was so00:12:39
strong that was strict fighter00:12:42
you know was fighting at the street at00:12:44
the bar00:12:45
bar everywhere00:12:46
so00:12:47
he didn't have a good reputation00:12:49
so um00:12:51
i kind of like i was kind of like00:12:53
ashamed of my dad so why ashamed00:12:56
because he have this reputation of being00:12:59
a strict fighter like firing people and00:13:01
people i'm like oh that guy oh you know00:13:05
then i'm like uh i don't want people to00:13:07
talk about me like this00:13:09
wow so he's00:13:11
the genetics of him and probably what he00:13:14
had in him is now00:13:16
part of you now and that's part maybe00:13:18
why i had the same thing yeah but didn't00:13:21
just want to go the same way00:13:23
and i do believe that00:13:26
because he was there to show me maybe00:13:28
not the way to go but the way not to go00:13:30
because from my dad00:13:32
i really00:13:34
like seeing my dad or00:13:36
hearing people talking about my dad00:13:39
i was just six years old when they00:13:40
divorced and then i went to i started i00:13:44
we moved and people started to talk00:13:48
about my dad because when i was with my00:13:50
dad i didn't realize that basically i00:13:52
was at six years old oh00:13:55
so00:13:57
they started talking about my dad00:13:59
then i saw i just feel so00:14:02
ashamed of it then i'm like i don't want00:14:04
to become like that00:14:06
that was the first thing oh you know00:14:08
your dad passed away is that correct00:14:10
yeah yeah he passed away that was in00:14:12
2001. so how how was it to deal with00:14:16
losing him were you okay or was that00:14:18
difficult or00:14:20
he was difficult but he's not like we00:14:22
have many choice you know in africa00:14:24
stuff like that happen more often you00:14:28
you lose people uh00:14:32
yes he was hot i mean every kids that00:14:34
basically when you love your dad and you00:14:36
lose him00:14:37
you know it's not like your happiness00:14:41
i am but you have to deal with it life00:14:43
is moving on i hope you don't mind but00:14:46
yes i seen you posted a picture of him00:14:48
this was a while ago yeah and i actually00:14:50
uh i restored it i tried to restore it00:14:53
for you so that you could see it00:14:55
properly00:15:02
wow so there's an app that that helps00:15:04
you basically be able to see the faces00:15:06
more clearly from the photograph i sent00:15:08
you the changes ago this one look00:15:11
yeah00:15:12
it looks very clear than what i have00:15:14
yeah i thought it would help you so that00:15:16
you could see him a bit clearer00:15:19
thank you no problem i didn't um yeah00:15:21
this picture was like an old picture00:15:24
that somebody gave me00:15:26
i sent you that00:15:28
it's clear00:15:29
it's very clear yeah00:15:31
what is the app uh i'll i'll find out i00:15:34
can't remember what the name of it is00:15:35
okay send you it's good i like to play00:15:38
with it yeah it's fun like get your old00:15:40
photographs and refresh them and stuffDescription:
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