JQ Knew That

⭐8.3(3 votes)

•2021

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Episodes

1. Forbidden Love

Josephs' father who was a manager at America's mine loved his slave girl whom he took in as his wife, he loved her very much that he sacrificed his job for that african woman whom they got a child and named him Josephs.

2. A boy to sacrifice

A boy with a mixture of white and black ancestry was born and named Josephs, he was never loved in his mother's side that he was sent to his grandfather in America where he had gone to study and live peacefully because he was considered a bad luck.

3. A Journey to the west

On America Josephs was loved by his grandfather Grand Ben who owned a bar on country side. He sent Josephs to a catholic school hoping that he would become a parde.

4. A genius reborn

Josephs grew up in his grandfather's realms of expecting to be a padre but after witnessing a very cruel robbery that resulted into hit and run, Josephs changed his mind and wished to be someone else.

5. The change

Josephs went on to become a change on streets of chicago, though he never succeeded fully but he atleast tried, he advised teens with black ancestry not to use drugs, guns or rob.

6. Returns

Josephs returns to Africa to pay a visit to his old father and found that the same old culture are still practiced in his homelands and in their eyes he was still that bad lucky they wished to kill.

7. Falls in love

Josephs returns to Africa to pay a visit to his old father and found that the same old culture are still practiced in his homelands and in their eyes he was still that bad lucky they wished to kill.

8. Happy Ending

After a long running and hiding from his own people, Josephs was caught and was seen laying down with a spear-like wound on the left side of his chest, left alone in the jungle.

Overview

JQ Knew That is a 2021 Tv series showing a young man named Josephs who is considered a traitor and a bad luck by his society because he wanted to induce civilization to his local village after being abroad in studies. The villagers did not believe in western culture.