The Death Certificate (Finally Here)

They Told Us “He’s Gone” … But Watch What the Ancestors Did Next | The Death Certificate (Finally Here)

After months of delay, life struggles, and straight-up ancestral timing…
THE DEATH CERTIFICATE is FINALLY here... and it’s NOT what you think.

This is NOT a sad funeral video.
This is a full-blown CELEBRATION of the ones who “passed” but never left.
In the Caribbean we don’t just bury our loved ones… we promote them to RIGHTEOUS ANCESTORS who now hold unlimited love and light for us.

Tonight the children of Grand Roy Government School (Grenada) open the portal with a powerful funeral rite that will give you chills.
Lisa Levi (UK) brings the legendary Gang Gang Sarah who literally FLEW back to Africa.
Heather Thompson (Bahamas) sings the heartbreakingly beautiful love story of Sammy Sway.
Astrid Mitchell closes with wisdom straight from the mouth of "living" legend Louis De La Grenade.

And this is only the beginning, more storytellers from Bahamas, Canada, Philly and LA dropping all month.

If you’ve ever:
Lost someone and still feel them talking to you
Lit a candle “just in case” they’re watching
Poured a little rum on the ground and said “for you, grandma”

…this video is going to hit you right in the soul.

Hit PLAY. Cry. Laugh. Feel them standing behind you right now.

Like if your ancestors are proud of you today
Comment the name of one ancestor you’re celebrating — we reading every single one and calling their names into the circle.
Subscribe because the next stories coming SOON and you do NOT want to miss them.

We move on ancestral time… and ancestral time is ALWAYS perfect timing.

Welcome to the graduation party the dead never miss.
#Ancestors #CaribbeanFolklore #DeathCertificate #DayOfTheDead #GangGangSarah #Grenada #Bahamas

Timestamps:
00:00 – Why this took so long (real talk)
01:20 – Children of Grand Roy teach us how we send them off right
06:40 – Lisa Levi – Tears of Mama and Gang Gang Sarah flies home
14:55 – Sammy Sway’s love story that still makes the sea cry
21:30 – Astrid Mitchell interviews Louis De La Grenade
28:10 – Closing libation – call your ancestor’s name with us

Light a candle before you watch. They’re already here.