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00:00Rohan, the name Marley, it could be a great advantage.
00:05And sometimes I wonder if it's ever a burden because of how you have to carry yourself at all times.
00:11When you carry, to me, it's a tremendous honor to know you and to know your family's background.
00:17How do you look at that and how do you go forward in your life protecting that name?
00:23Because you're such an entrepreneur now.
00:25You've talked, take me down this avenue and take me down this journey of yours.
00:31Well, for us, it's easy because we're Rastafari people and we've been Rastafari since creation, since birth.
00:39And Rastafari is just aligning ourselves to God ways, right?
00:42Doing things a godly way, doing things with morality and being more than we can be just for ourselves.
00:49And now what you're getting used to seeing now is really when you met me, I was absolutely a lion
00:56from birth.
00:57But what you're seeing is more of an upright lion, a one that overstands that, you know, we have to
01:03own our decisions.
01:05We have to own our way and we have to be real leaders.
01:07And leaders are what we live by our practice and we live by what we say.
01:12So it's been, it's just been, I would say, evolution to reach this point in life where you own yourself,
01:20right?
01:21So that's just Rastafari.
01:22So it's, and it's really Rastafari has been God of self and really doing things a godly way and thinking
01:29on the almighty creator first before all decisions are made, you know?
01:33Rastafari.
01:35Rohan, your, your, your, your dad was a major Rastafari.
01:40Rastafari.
01:41Rastafari.
01:41Yeah, you see?
01:42There you go.
01:43There you go.
01:44Don't it, son.
01:44My name is Aiden.
01:46Aiden, Rastafari, my son.
01:48Aiden.
01:48Yes, Pastor.
01:49Very good.
01:50Come here, come here.
01:51Come here.
01:51You got another one.
01:52Don.
01:53Okay, come on.
01:54Come here, Aiden.
01:54Absolutely.
01:55Aiden.
01:55Absolutely.
01:56Aiden.
01:57Come say what's up to Don.
01:58This is my bedroom from school.
02:00Huh?
02:00Say what's up.
02:01Say what's up.
02:03Aiden, are you going to be a football player?
02:04Are you going to be a soccer player?
02:07Yeah, I'm going to be a soccer player.
02:09They're like, I'm going to kick like this.
02:13Yeah, he's strong.
02:15He's real strong.
02:16I want him to, he got a good arm.
02:17But he loves, he's an athlete, but he's strong.
02:20He can do a lot of things.
02:22You know, your dad was a sportsman.
02:25Sure.
02:25How much of that have you taken from when you were younger, and how have you applied that
02:31to your family now?
02:33Well, we see, we see sports as life.
02:35And sports is like a part of our daily life, because fitness is life, right?
02:43And yeah, a little bit.
02:45Fitness is life.
02:46And when you see my father training and running and playing football so much, it's because
02:53football also helps him to sing, right?
02:56It helps to build up the endurance, because music is that.
03:01Music is about endurance.
03:06Music is about, it's physical, you know, because the amount of different shows and concerts
03:14and the traveling.
03:15So you got to be also physically fit.
03:18So fitness is also just a way of life.
03:23And that, that, and then again, being the lion, you want to be super fit.
03:28You want to be the fittest of the fittest.
03:31So that translates into football.
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