I mean, thanks for that. I'm sure by the time we get into more conversations, people know about that. And you can take a queue on at least taking responsibility. Yeah. So how's it been doing? Good work.
Work is work for everyone. It was the latest right now. What's the latest right now? Well, I'm in a film. Dear Athy is currently in cinemas, is the number one Nollywood film in the country. So please, Dear Affie. OK, yeah, it came out on Valentine's Day and it is a ROM com, so it was like the perfect timing.
And yeah, definitely see it, I think especially since we're talking about. Diversification, entertainment, millennials. I think something I've noticed, I might get beaten up for it, but a lot of millennial Nigerians don't support Nollywood. Yeah, we do that. It is what it is.
They don't support. They prefer to watch the Marvel or the Bad Boys or the Queen and Slim and I, I I kind of understand. I do get that, you know, our movies are not as maybe up.
I don't need to. Yes, the word is up the part, but you kind of have to understand, like a Nollywood film is shot in your house, It's shot in my house. Hollywood films, they literally failed.
They have the capacity to build Miami in a studio. You can't compare. I don't think it's fair. Well, let's just be frank, you know, I am almost like the amount of work is so green. So now I'm now I'm in the industry, right.
