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Ancestrally we've been iced out for decades and the history of Grills features us about the glitziest parts of our culture.

This is too many of black history, what you didn't learn in school. Although the origins of gold teeth wearing vary, it's no secret that hip-hop made grills the lavish cultural

staple we know them as. In 2005 Nellie's chart-topping hip grills undoubtedly pushed the accessories into mainstream consciousness.

However, Gold-Teeve had been popular in our neighborhoods since at least the 1970s,

primarily as tooth- cutlerings rather than for style.

In the 1980s, Slick Rick Rock Cold Fronts, and in the 90s,

flavor flave continued carrying Grills culture.

According to iconic anthropologist Zoranil Hirschton,

Our people have a will to adorn. She identified this will as a characteristic of our expression toward

adornment for language to jewelry as a way of meaning-making. We're leaning into a centuries-old black custom when we ice our mouths out.

Like Kagnan said, is in a black person's soul to rock that goal?

He might have been speaking to our ancestral history.

In 1800s, Ghana, once known as the Gold Coast, accounts say local chiefs were encrusted with

glittery gold jewelry.

The Akhana people of Southern Ghana have been known for their gold regalia for centuries, from

amulets to rings and even gilded muskets, usually on public display during parades

and celebrations. Grills are a beautiful part of our

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