04:51yeah it was a amazing night it was the first gala that we that we organized with the foundation we were very happy I was very happy to see my teammates to see people from the club the coach teammates from from my past from my past teams from the national team to be there and to show interest and be involved and to support really
05:18we are here to make a change and give Perundian children a better future
05:25you mentioned your teammates your coach at the time they were there to support you do you feel that support from the club here?
05:29I feel it and I feel in general that Monaco and people in Monaco are very close and very emotional about about charity and about projects yeah I feel it
05:41something else you did on the night was hand out coffee that was produced by the foundation am I right in thinking that coffee is the main export from Burundi?
05:50you have coffee and tea okay I would say these two are the main export
05:55well I've got a little surprise for you because we've been in touch with a man named Clark Briel so he's actually a young artist from Burundi he lives in Bren at the moment and he was there on the night so you've met him before and he's a bit of a genius I would say because he can make art from pretty much anything
06:17now he took the coffee that you gave him the night of the gala and made it into something pretty special so should we take a look okay yeah
06:24let me grab my phone hold on that's a real surprise now first interview I get a surprise yeah
06:32okay so ready
06:36okay
06:49Well, it doesn't stop there because we've actually got
07:19something to give you. Look at that. Shall we put it next to you? See how accurate it is?
07:28Do the same pose. Do you know what? That is unbelievable. You would never think that it's
07:37made out of coffee. Do the pose again. You've nailed it. It's literally made out of coffee.
07:48Nobody would have, like if you show this to anybody, nobody would say, okay, yeah, it's
07:54made out of coffee. Nobody. It's crazy. Like, it's just incredible. And hopefully it will
07:59show the kids in Burundi that you can really take anything and make something of it. Because
08:05he's taken that from your evening and made it. And it's, I mean, that's absolutely incredible.
08:10Where are you going to put it? Well, it's going to have a place. It's going to have a place
08:14in my home for sure. Yeah? Yeah, for sure. Amazing. Clark. Guys, thank you. Amazing.
08:21You're so welcome. Well, do you want to keep hold of that for now? Yeah? He's not going
08:28to be with the interview anymore. He's just looking at the portrait of himself. No questions.
08:32Interview is finished. Done. Well, talk to me because one word I want to say. Terimberi.
08:41Is that right? Terimberi. We tried. Try it one more time. Teach it. Terimberi. Terimberi.
08:46Yeah. Oh, that was good. That was good. Terimberi. Yes. The future. What is the future for
08:52the foundation and for you? Hopefully a bright one. Hopefully lots of projects, lots of kids
09:01involved, lots of talents explored, like Terimberi, just moving forward.
09:07Tilo, you're a complete inspiration. Thank you so much for speaking to us.
09:11Thank you, guys. And yeah, thanks a lot for the surprise.
09:15Carnival.
09:28Sure.
09:30There's your master.
09:33Twelve.
09:34Hallelujah.
09:35Where the í• iam is, the best you can do, you look at this.
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