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I just want to let you girls know that I'm a real messy bitch.

Oh god. I love robbery and fraud. I live a drama.

messy bitch who lives for drama. Miss. Hey. So who are you today? I'm a Joanne

problem. Okay, I'll be Tracy Ellis Ross. And this is three. Back at it again after another week.

Guy last week was a lot. Yeah, last week was the third anniversary show. Sorry for all the audio problems and the real snotty sound in ads and everything.

It was bad. It was a bad look last week. I haven't had the flu in a really long time. I've had colds here and there and whatever.

But I have not had the flu. Yeah. In a minute. And that was wretched. It.

That really fucked me up. It took me up for the entire week. Like I couldn't do shit. I was just laying there watching everything on Hulu and Netflix all day long for the entire week.

And now my wisdom to is acting fucking full and it's just like why won't the hits just stop coming. I just now I have to sit here and try not to talk like a mean about a fly because.

Okay, all right comes or so. We're not going to be doing anything. I mean a butterfly related today. Can't do that.

So block excellence this week is going to a young lady by the name of Egypt, Ufale, who goes by the name Ifi for short.

She's a 10 year old girl who was bullied at school for being bigger and blacker and probably just better.

Yeah. And so was she decided to do was to create her own fashion line that she debuted in New York Fashion Week.

What? 10 years old in fifth grade. She put together these amazing designs that are inspired by her African heritage.

I think the lines called Shubby line. And so I read this story on the root.com. She had an interview with today show.

Wow. I think she's from Queens. I thought the clothes were super, super adorable. She definitely has like a it's not just like some young girl who's just like,

Oh, I'm just going to make some stuff like no, she unicorns on a t-shirt. No, she's making. She knows pattern. Wow.

All of she's got an eye out. Oh, I see it now. Okay. So these are clothes. Yeah. Yeah.

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