Brad, a white aspiring rapper, is told he cannot qualify for financial aid for college. He is then told a surprising story - that he is actually the great grandson of a Zulu chief in Africa and owns land there. Brad decides to travel to Africa to research his roots and family history. Upon arriving, he meets his cousin Martin who leads their clan that is embroiled in a land conflict with neighboring Zulus.

2. On a street in Brooklyn, NY. Hey man, you call yourself a rapper?

3. Well, yeah, I got a following

4. No man…That’s my following!

5. You can’t rhyme, DJ, scratch. Nothing!

6. You got it wrong bro’. I got my own moves.

7. You ain’t nothing but a phony, no-talent white boy…..using my name to get gigs.

8. I just said I know you. I got the gigs on my own. You don't gotta be black.

9. It helps!

10. Look, I was just using you as a reference.

11. Yeah, then why don’t we just stamp that reference…

12. Hey Brad, I told you to stick to taxis. You'll never get to college that way!

13. Forget about them. You could still be Rapper.

14. We’re your crew, man. You can do it!

15. But I got boo’ed off the stage.

16. You’re good enough for college. You wanted to study politics…

17. Sorry guys, I’ve had enough. I’ll get financial aid. It’s school for me!

18. I'm here to see Mr. Hill about my student aid package

19. Look Brad, you don't qualify for aid. You own a Kingdom in Africa.

20. What! In Africa? I’m an African? Yes, you are the millionaire great, great grandson of a Zulu Chief.

21. Ma, who was Dad, really? He was just a...sailor...from the Mediterranean. Nothing about Africa.

22. Brad has no choice but to research the story and uncover his Roots.

23. He sells his equipment to pay for the trip.

24. Wow! So this is Africa. But where are the huts?

25. . Hi, I'm looking for the Mahons... The Mahons! Which one?

26. Morris Mahon? The tailor on West Street.

27. At the Chambers Building

28. Brad – Len’s son? We thought we’d lost you…

29. I’m taking you to meet the family! This looks like California with canefields.

30. The welcoming committee.

31. I’m Martin Mahon, the clan leader. Lenny was my uncle - so we’re cousins.

32. Why all the fences?

33. We’ve been invaded. We’re in a Kind of war with the Zulus.

34. But I thought you were Zulus?

35. We are only part Zulus – and that is the problem…. Continued next week….

36. White Shaka Boy Created by Alan Brody Art by Revo Yanson Music (in Zulu) – “Yeah, Yeah” by Draztik From the album Imbube © 2009 Alan Brody All Rights Reserved