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I truly, and I could be wrong about this, but when I look at like Nigerian culture in America,

I feel like there's two things going on.

When you're like Nigerian in Nigeria, yeah, you're going to do all the stuff. And I, you know,

it's important to you. But I think when you're outside of like your native culture, you tend to

even want to hold on to the traditions even more strongly than someone who is still in like the country.

What do you think?

I want to say that it's true because I have seen like when I was in college and I met a lot of people who are born and raised in America, but their family is Nigerian.

They tend to want to know more and want to understand where it came from.

So I think the word is maybe for people like me, I took it for granted because I grew up

in it.

I know what it is.

But so I don't hold it as closely as they do, if that makes any sense.

I understand.

I think, I think, and this is like true for every wedding.

Like weddings are these like super emotional.

Everybody gets very invested.

But I've seen a lot of like Nigerian parents be like, but this is our tradition.

And I wonder like if they have that need to be like, this is our tradition.

We must do it this way, because obviously

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