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Welcome, everyone. Welcome. Welcome, Arinzé.ARINZÉ KENE: Hi. How you doing?Welcome to Google. Absolutely delighted to have you here.
ARINZÉ KENE: Hi. How you doing?
ARINZÉ KENE: It's a pleasure to be here.
ARINZÉ KENE: That's cool.
ARINZÉ KENE: It just got extended to November the 17th.
ARINZÉ KENE: It's cool.
ARINZÉ KENE: Thank you.
ARINZÉ KENE: Michaela. Michaela Coel.
ARINZÉ KENE: Yes. You were raised then-- when you were young, you moved to London and then based in Hackney.
ARINZÉ KENE: Yeah. Decided to leave when I was three.
ARINZÉ KENE: I was like, I had enough.
ARINZÉ KENE: --there's some misinformation.
ARINZÉ KENE: Sure. Well, I guess, so one thing that I kind of got from my family,
ARINZÉ KENE: Yeah. It was tough.
ARINZÉ KENE: No. They are.
ARINZÉ KENE: I'm not going, Pops.
ARINZÉ KENE: Well, that's the thing.
ARINZÉ KENE: Yeah. Yeah.
ARINZÉ KENE: So I was commissioned in 2012 by the Bush Theatre.
ARINZÉ KENE: Yeah. Or just a hunch?
ARINZÉ KENE: No. Yeah, it's not actually that different.
ARINZÉ KENE: Just standing there alone.
ARINZÉ KENE: And I think if it has another leg, there's also some more things out myself and Omar are willing to want to put in there.
ARINZÉ KENE: Firstly, frickin' gold stars.
ARINZÉ KENE: He don't know about this, too.
ARINZÉ KENE: I feel lucky.
ARINZÉ KENE: Yeah. That's a really good question.
ARINZÉ KENE: I'm just used to playing basketball with Tony.
That Arinzé is also a playwright, and also has to deliver plays, and also has to talk to producers, and his agent.
But I was just-- ARINZÉ KENE: You were there for 10 years.
And you studied-- ARINZÉ KENE: Well-- ARINZÉ KENE: --this is the bit-- Tell me about your journey-- ARINZÉ KENE: This is the bit where--
That's great-- ARINZÉ KENE: That's kind of the overlook of it all.
Did you keep that-- ARINZÉ KENE: Listen.
I know-- ARINZÉ KENE: Your name's Tony?
I know Arinzé from playing basketball-- ARINZÉ KENE: We go way back.
have a lot of people like Arin who can make a big difference one of the biggest
really appeal to me so um Arin introduced me to WR information and my
Ocean T Lon got everybody buing around aring a red
know that it's kind of aringent and you you know it hurts you to bite into it and you break your teeth. Somebody got
been instrumental in making this happen today as well as Arini in the back there who was critical to making all this happen.
For 10 years? ARINZÉ KENE: For 10 years, I didn't want it to stop, 'cause it was fantastic.
Seven? ARINZÉ KENE: I don't know.
OK. ARINZÉ KENE: So I didn't go to uni.
Right. ARINZÉ KENE: And then I was like, I don't want to be fixing Tony's knee.
Yeah. ARINZÉ KENE: So yeah, that's what happened in 2006.
Yeah. ARINZÉ KENE: What's the other one?
Engineer. ARINZÉ KENE: Engineer.
Yeah. ARINZÉ KENE: Yeah.
Sure. ARINZÉ KENE: I mean, you know, I won't criticize him for wanting me to be a doctor or a lawyer, or whatever.
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