Mo Gilligan - Rastafarian nursery rhymes

Yeah, it's lovely to be here man, did you know I told my mom said, you know, I'm on Russell Howard's hour You know my mom being my mom. She's wishing me. Good luck. You know, you know how moms are she's that Good luck, son Break your legs No, mom the phrase is break a leg no, no no break your legs No, mom, you're not getting it's just no no, no I said mom Why talking out at four? You're not even African You do it man proper dickhead stuff man My dad's a lot different. No, that's much more different. My dad's very serious guy, you know, my dad's a Rastafarian, you know He's like a proper Rastafarian, you know, it's very tall. He's at six foot three six foot four We don't know his height when he wears that hat that makes a huge You know, and he's from the international home of all Rastafarians in the world. That's right Brixton And the thing is having a dad that's a Rastafarian, you know when Rastafarian see each other they have this greeting You know Rastafarian they will see each other. They have this greeting. They'll be that what I'm dread Irie, you ever heard this guy you ever heard this my friend, you know, sometimes they mix it up. Yeah, what dread so last the eye Irie, you know, sometimes it might as for a sign Kelsey at what dread redemption I was only four years old at the time when I heard this like dad. Who's this Irene woman? Who's this? It's Charles wife But even having a dad there's a Rastafarian never forget once my dad had a Rasta off He's seen another dominant Rastafarian. You've all seen that dominant Rastafarian in the high street He's got that long Rasta man walk like he just walks like that, you know It's all slow, you know And he turned around and he turned around to my dad and he looked at my dad up and down and just said one word Look at my dad. He said be lion And I was four years old time. I got so defensive. I was like the tiger About that mr. Beanie man, how about that? But the beautiful thing about having a dad that is a Rastafarian is sometimes the kids didn't understand it You know, our kids are very like inquisitive, you know I never forget once my dad picked me up from school one of the kids see my dad cuz you know My dad's got long dreadlocks, you know, we're very military uniform. Sometimes, you know, just like camouflage with the boots and everything I'm like dad. Why you gotta dress that predator? Why you gotta do that? One kid see my dad. Oh my god. No Your dad's a Rastafarian But that's that's right Rupert that's May I ask I'm like, yeah go for it man. Does your dad sell weed? Of course Everything pays for the pot lunches But a beautiful thing is that when your dad's a Rastafarian you get taught the kind of Rastafarian way a little bit You know, for example, my dad always said to me, you know, don't worry about things at school You know like so when it comes to things that education not education is based on memory Especially when you're quite young in school and even when you've got kids, you know, you might learn, you know Teach them things that the wheels in the bus go round and round simple nursery rhymes But when your dad's a Rastafarian your nursery rhymes sound a little bit like this Me gonna tell you some real Rasta man nursery rhymes right about now listen Jack and Jill go up a deal To fetch a bucket of some water if it is daughter if it is daughter Hey, because she's thirsty now miss a free guy Free blind mice. Come on. Look for the cheese, but it can't find the slice No, she's freedom freedom freedom. Hey, because they're lactose intolerant It is a My name is my Gilligan take care and enjoy the rest even man, thanks this man