Any election is tough for at least one constituency; after all, there is rarely more than one winner, and everyone understandably wants to see their candidate win so they can best have their interests advocated for. But it seems fair to say that theoutcome of the 2016 election As a native New Yorker who was born and raised in the Bronx to Ghanaian parents, you could imagine the confused look on my face when the rappers were claiming to be “from DC.” To my intrigue, they’ve allowed the Kumerican culture to become a lifestyle that’s influenced everything from their fashion, to the new names they’ve given towns in Kumasi such as DC (Dichemso), to even a new flag that they pledge allegiance to. “We only give these nicknames to the places it works for,” said Braa Benk, who also designed theKumerican flag saying of her past, "All I ever wanted was a boyfriend. Any time when it was rainy or cloudy, all I would wish is I was with some boy. That was my thing. Whenever we were somewhere nice, a beach or a balcony with a sunset, I would never be able to enjoy the experience as I just used to wish I was with some boy." It's a great message, and really we're all for self-expression however it suits you, but could there be more here to this post than what meets the eye? Maybe. Last week, Colton toldTMZ