BOP IT.

Here, I contextualize Bounce music from New Orleans as an afro-creole genre that diverges quite a bit from its Rap predecessor... so much so that it bare a number of similarities with caribbean genres such as Dancehall (Jamaica), Dennery Segment Lucian Soca (Saint Lucia), and Bouyon (Dominica).

Regardless, Bounce Music is uniquely NOLA. It is one of a kind. It could have been only created given its intriguing cultural diversity.

I'm sorry for the long absence. My studies were getting intense, but I have returned with a new episode where I discuss

1. My mysterious 2nd great grandfather

2. Some genealogy tips, especially with dealing with endogamy.

Here I discuss learning French first vs learning Creole first. I also talk about anti-white agendas becoming anti-French at the expense of Creole heritage.

New Podcast? New Pet? New Content?

After over 3 years of searching, I finally found my 4th great grandfather baptism from nearly 200 years ago!

In this video, I react to Dr. Shirley Thompson's 2017 "Mon Cher Dupré"

The articles illuminates the complicated "love" story between the Louisiana Creole FWOC Marie Boulard and her husband John Dupré.

After Boulard dies, Dupré tries to tarnish her name and scam her kids using her "love" letters that she had written to him.