I Think The Interview Form Works Best

I'm First Generation American, And My Parents Were Both From Nigeria. And So I Always Say That I'm Literally An African American. So My Last Name Is Famuyiwa, It's Different. And So That Was A Part Of My Experience From People Not Being Able To Pronounce It To Not Sort Of Having Sort Of A Shared, Common History With A Lot Of The Kids That I Was Growing Up With Because My Parents Were From Africa.

Google Started As A Free Search Engine. It's Still Free, But Now It's Making A Lot Of Money On Ads, Right? A Lot Of Money.

An Interesting Difference Between African-american Humor And Jewish Humor, In It's Kind Of Basic Or Maybe Most Austere Type Form Is, African-american Humor, Some Of It Comes Out Of Playing The Dozens In Which You Insult The Other Person Or Insult The Other Person's Mother, And So Much Of Jewish Humor Is Like, You're Insulting Yourself. It's Totally Self-deprecating.

I Really Believe People Should Be Paid For The Work That They Do.

I Think There's Always An Expectation When You're A First Generation, Especially A First-generation Nigerian, Of Sort Of Being A Doctor Or A Lawyer Or An Engineer. And So, You Know, Sort Of My Initial Pursuits Into The Arts And That I Was Going To Pursue Film As A Career Didn't Confuse Them, But It Was Definitely Something That They Were Scared About.