CREATORS:

Isaac georges+

Mois Jean-Baptiste

Laugh at Lavi features Isaac and Mo, 2 Haitian (Haitian-American) cousins, who’s parents moved from the island of Haiti to South Florida. While they both lived in the same city for many years, they didn’t really connect with each other until later in their lives, where they formed a bond in sharing similar yet different experiences growing up in their Haitian households.  Isaac is the middle child of 3 siblings, and also a father to a 6 year old daughter. Mo and his fraternal twin sister are the babies of 5 siblings. Lavi is the creole word for Life, so essentially Laugh at Lavi means Laugh at Life which is Isaac and Mo ‘s goal is to give other cultures and ethnicities of the world a lighthearted yet in debt view of the Haitian culture by sharing humorous yet inspiring relatable and non-relatabletopics, life experiences, hardships, and triumphs. Giving their audience the uniqueness and beauty of Haiti’s culture while also learning and understanding other cultures by exploring different foods, traditions, and lifestyles. While also making sure they deliver their message that “if you not laughing you not living!”.