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A m T twelve pm every month to ride with the vibe show you going?
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You caught me traz suation between two love you for missus one last week
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she said, I caught my attempting to talk down my vis twisted light in.
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So Missus, if I give you my two, you know my girl,
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I know who I was crazed by like that. So what we gonna
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do? Like job keeping me all the reason for like ach like call my
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egle me go so Google? Can I deny it? I see something to
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I can't go one of the wa Well, I didn't see when I when
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I needed to, when I litten to when I eating you everything I do?
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Why does this video can get your seeding? Do even feel I don't
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feel like you go home? Oh don't even my wife things? Bah bah
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bah bah bah bah bah bah baha. It's like impatience out this a comcasions
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without leave you colusions us Us. I was tempted to time. Nothing I
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want to do just became and I know you I gave it to you when
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you gave it to me. Me strikes and your tom don't make me go
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under go under When I look at you when I needed you, when I
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get you everything I do? Why haunt me? Now? Can't you say
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shots you can make me to go even I didn't let you go feeling my
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wife being I me, he was so so I didn't like. It's like
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invasion, but it's like compatience I've been. It's like impatience. We got
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little conclusion. But I'm more up because you girls steel so frankly, i'd
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know when her in white, she just spoke it like I was like to
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see girls like visions. Damn what she didn't like my stream forward? How
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I like me? Now I stare at you, hearing the school wonderful post
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in your boo. I't know I'm not hearing hearing the stream and muscle spacing
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when a little, When I've been everything I do, I can't just say
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to you made me never I didn't let you go home, sorting my wife
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being five s come an put a different sculpture. Three pm, five pm
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Rhythm's cook Show. Come on, yes a very beautiful afternoon from wherever you
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That's how she family. This is the Reading Scoop Show. You're going to
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take a short musical break. But before we got into, you know,
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introducing the show, we were actually playing for you Sammer Temptations by Pitscal.
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There's one thing about this scare. There's there's always something about this because I
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had so yeah, and they had the question then I don't know if you
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guys had the question of discore who pitter pitter twitter? Okay, yeah,
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Katie, don't know that to you. I know, I know this clare,
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but love anymore, I'm and I can't okay, but I always songs
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though, How are you? How are you actually? How do you play
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music in the because I hear you throw back Fast Day even I didn't play
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them. I know the music. But to meet me, I'm not ignorance.
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No, I'm not ignorant. Let me tell you. I know these
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people. I even like one thing about me. I'll know a song and
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I'll not go I'll not speaking on the name of the ARTI sour. I
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don't know why I'm staking. I know you and you want to meet these
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people. Yes, I want to meet them. Oh, very bad alcohol.
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He your name, mommy, you're on my Alco name? Oh I
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don't anyway? Family, welcome back there, you know, embarrassing like when
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you come like let's even when we call like artist here, then you want
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to interview them. Then you ask them that's what's that song? Of course,
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now you wanting to ask the past on whiz and here for interview?
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That question you would have that better? You'll never know your song. But
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I don't know your name. That is bad man that is wanting to be
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here interviewing you without knowing your name for us, you know anyway? In
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short, just try to know the be be bet do better? I know,
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I know me it's Jui. I don't know what is my problem?
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Like Skier I know and the dropping Quire meaning Squire. I dope it's Quire.
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But I need now to remember how he loves exact I don't know.
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I don't remember. Fix it you better by anyway, if I'm gonna will
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come back. We are about to take a short musical break and Kasia,
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I want you to be very kind on the faces on next time you tell
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me who your crash was. Okay, all right, okay, nice and
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easy. We are taking a musical breaker, but we will be back with
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the quarter of the day. So if you have a motivational quote you want
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to you know, then garage your sister brother somewhere. Make sure you are
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sharing with us on our YouTube channel. We are also live at the radio
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station. So what are going to everybody beautiful on me? You're coming in
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right about now featuring Recrus. We're not killed into the Rythim sculpture st money,
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Yeah, yeah, my my head, len my beautiful yeah yeah,
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because I was all alone. I was so sad. And when she goes
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there, she goes, she she poses love and stream within my heart.
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There's nobody else. Let me take you away. Oh men, na money,
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no time, no delay, after all the things I've been through,
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thee the beautiful conside away time when my mom, you're my favorite feeling,
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my wedday, you're my princess. Yes. My court of the day is
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Thursdays. I just want to be us. They want to be Friday,
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but dare not come on. Well, my quarter to day is it's a
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tempul path days. To count on your blessings, you lose, you will
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lose count of your problems. Yes mine is an African problem proverb. It
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says, if you wish to move mountains tomorrow, you must start by lifting
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stones today. Yes, yes, it drinks me within my ards. Nobody
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hearing money, no time nor delay. After all the things are being true,
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I present my love to you money. Carry see the guy. No
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one gardy anybody one mother one mother, mother, mother, my my,
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lamb see you mother, mother, oh, mother, daddy, lam Me
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see you ma, Ma, Lamb see you. Lam We've been in love
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with the first thing, the first thing, a beautiful gold. You know
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you're talking now, got talking nonsense. We're coming live for a whole night.
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Check out my baby. Yeah yeah yeah, yeah, yeah yeah my
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my my beautiful on your yeah one blo balam blona my lamb me see you,
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Lammy, see you lammy Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah mam. Yeah.
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I have a special place for This song reminds me of somebody. Where are
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you now? After dedicating for me this song? It was his name was
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Nia literally but anyway, welcome back family. Another beautiful that's day afternoon.
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Lay is already in the building. He's saying high ladies, saying good job.
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Who's the artist? The song is called on Union and the artist at
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Peace Square featuring Recross on that union Beautiful Onion is the name of the song.
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They're like, you know icons in Nigerian music industry. They did a
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lot of music back then. Put them there actually, band Boy Kid and
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Don Jersey and all the people still still celebrating them music apparently up to now.
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That's why you feel like most that they split, but they can,
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but they're always doing. You know. It's like when you do something at
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a certain point, always ask artist, why are you guys always separating at
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a certain Yeah, you know, we've seen the only people see that.
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I haven't separated for the longest time in generation. But most of the artists
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to a part that they come in at a certain point, they go and
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separatory, asked them, and then they ask you, oh, somebody just
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wanted to check in, you know, somebody just wanted to check in their
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time and they just wanted to grow their career by themselves. And I'm like,
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okay, that makes sense, but it doesn't mean you can't do with
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them. So would be so luctingly still together and doing their whole music alone,
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you know, to be Actually, I saw Ben talking about it and
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that it was about to is this artist? Was it? Ben so Amani
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Sava, He like he finished his contract Rickers, it's been so ben Head
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talk about it and say that now you you know, we had been so
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sorry, are talking about now have finished my contracting these people and I'm about
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now to go and start making my own music. And Bien Bien came out
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and started talking about it, and he said, I am happy that we
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as the Sole generation, we have done our part and we have created a
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better path for these artists and right now the soul is even better Row but
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when he's making his own music, and it's like we are grateful as the
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Soul generation because we have created, like we have taught him, we have
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created a legacy. And I feel like now he is now he like it
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is okay, he is ready, and it is okay for him to go
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out there to his own music, to it the way he wants because we
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have done our path. And I feel like sometimes most of the artists,
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okay, I've been in this group, but I'm like, you know,
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sometimes we've been We've been talking about signing artists sire in your record levels,
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and most of the type of upper Tanger signed. When you are any like
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most of them, you're you're just taking advantage of them. We talked about
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the black market level and we saw how they were taking advantage of them,
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of them and sus like in Africana place Nanna like Upper Manique or sic Idki.
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So I have to go outside and try to look like for money on
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myself and this is on my own and this is why we find so many
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people separating me. I feel like, you know, a caa reason because
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serment, right now, we have so many artists who are assigned under the
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black levels right and we have so many artists who are signed there and right
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now to Nawana. We are doing great music, but are they elevating not
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be are not? So it's Africa to play for Saka Takai we drew city
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side. Personally, I feel it's more than that, more than just being
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signed. Okay, there's the signing, just fift away everything like you know
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and everything. But again I think perfect example is the Bad House. I
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love the way the manager with the k how you explain and there's something We
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asked him what was your favorite? He said he has no favorite, but
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if he did would say because he wants to see out everyone literally work efforts
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to bear at the epport because I can't be your manager, but you also
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a joker. I can be literally producing music for you as a producer,
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but you're coming to studio to once a year. But again I think it's
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more than that. If you look at the game an artists an example,
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um, we have people like I think, I ask the I don't know
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which was the first group to collapse. No, it was not a woman's
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first people the reading collapse. But eat music, you'll find that these are
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swats, These are reckless. These are Zela and the Woman Game and Cessca.
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We find that no that's a badger. But you find that these people
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probably the black black black market records, black market records. But when they
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find money, because most of the groups have had, when they get money,
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they're going to split amongst themselves according to how their music is performing.
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Everything like the split amongst themselves. And there's a manager. Of course I
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knew even they are manager, but you find that eating each individuals like the
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three of us, if you get money, you these other things already have
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some addictions that you really doing locky and it becomes like you know, you
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start getting you engaging yourself into now this lifestyle of celebrity and everything, and
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turned that's becoming Now I'm addiction because if since celebrities go with the pressure.
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Yeah again, I referred to the Black American imagery thing. Even you're gonna
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have the chase, like you're spending our money on unnecessary set but on the
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sense you're not saving something, you're not doing anything for yourself. So you
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find that there's that individual either in a group or two, either one or
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two, there's one who's drifting away and they're not doing something better for their
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lives. They're the same same people in a group, like I think we've
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had a couple of people like you think we've had. So Muam is a
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little bit stubborn, a little bit. I'm not saying it's stubborn because the
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heads were sit that. Yeah you came, but we've had some rumors.
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It's not facts, not meanly, but I've had rumors. I'm gonna say,
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well, I'm harding everything. So you find there's always that one,
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two, three jokers who's gonna make the whole group. Collars are stubborn in
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the sense. Yeah, but it's not like because I feel like it is
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the strongest artist. I'm just saying, like you know, I'm just saying
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like there's always one person in our group who's drifting. And I'm not saying
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actually giving example of the getting get torn artists. What really happened? You
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know, history of the ethic we have. I think we need budgs.
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We don't know, some money gets extreme extwarding x the one we shared extremely
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partner x Y. And then there is bud I think I'm confused with the
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same last gun yea. So we have bundos the guy that guy, so
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I wants business. Now you tell me? And you see the other two
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that we drink collabors the releasing music. Once I see you you we see
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you drifting. Do you think we're gonna stop doing music? Because, bro,
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you gotta go. I'm not not gonna watch you trying to drown the
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business because you're not serious. It's not like we've denied you the opportunity.
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You're part of them. Maybe you're part of the group. So what's up?
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And sometimes yeahs a human people drift. You know, understandable why you
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drift? And I'm talking about now why people are drifting, like they are
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coming out of like they were in a group and then bus like like understand
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that sometimes it's not only about maybe grow yea yeah, because I actually asked.
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I actually had a conversation with somebody who punctually know somebody Soul on a
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deeper level. So I asked, what's popping with him and all that?
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And he told me the one thing they've not about being sold now about being
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being busy, because here is like the big pid now. No, like,
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if you want anything done and you have people, you have to pass
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through be And so somebody who was telling me they're really close friends would be.
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And to you for telling me that, I'm not going to name your
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name, but Alban you know bi met Be souls Been Soul was a songwriter.
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Song is good at writing. He has written a lot of songs for
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something song just in case you didn't know a lot. Yes, he's a
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songwriter, he's a vocalist, he teaches music, he studied it. So
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it was another advantage. So when they got him, he didn't have that
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platform, but he was super super talented. And they're like, okay,
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so so generation has grown, we can sign you, and they made a
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contract for years you know, and it was not to carve him like any
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other you know, record label the way they always do when they come to
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you, they seeding you, suiting you with all the words, but at
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the end of the day they want you in and they come and use you.
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We've seen record labels like that. And something about his international for those
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who you know, Soul Generation is not like a Kenyan stuff because most of
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the people were actually pulling their money into his people from abroad. Now they
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put him on and he has done amazing, you know, and now it
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stand for him to go. They've given him that platform he can stand on
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his own. Back then, nobody knew Benson. But since all generation people
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have known him. And I feel like when when when you actually nature somebody
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into something. No, no, no, I'm a faker, Like now
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this person card it's like like a child, this is your baby. Right
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when the leaders reached a certain age, you let them fly on their own.
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Mover would start your own life, you know, start your out fit,
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a life for your own. And I feel like that is what happens
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sometimes. Also, like you find groups actually you know, musical groups.
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Some people they're just like, okay, you're go the goal. I think
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that we can be better off alone, see what we can do. And
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sometimes you find there very some people really strong together, some are weaker.
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But also in a group you also have to know that school. Why are
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you the family? Yeah, there's one strong person you know in a in
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a group that actually raises the group. But it doesn't mean when you're together
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you create your whole staff. You become strong so that when people listen to
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you, at least there is something you know and you're strong to be like.
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And I don't actually decline people actually trying to get out of groups.
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You know, but at a certain point it's supposed to be only for outgrowing
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and maturity. It's not supposed to be because of drugs. Now people working.
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Now you're getting the you know, the crew bad that is not supposed
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to be. But I'm not talking about now. Music before we continue,
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even the sol in Souti comes from Ben sold Yes, okay, yes,
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I think it comes. It comes. I ever had him narrated because it
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before, so something again before you It is all I'm saying. You read
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the soul in SALTI. Soul came from Ben Soul. I had him narrated.
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Story Now hearted writing songs from sult You know, he was like when
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Sartisouls started, they were writing like it was not actually a group, you
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know when it started, it didn't started as a group. Nose the high
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school high No at Lisa knew on a South So I think there we are.
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We have a full documentary of Saltish Magic to YouTube because because how comes
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high school? They met in high school and three of them were in school,
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one was not in the same school, and one naturally is a friend
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of the other. I have followed from one of them is by one of
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the politicians. Yeah, that is one of the stories. But now they
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signed the Soul. You know, after signing the Soul, you can't tell
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me that song that there for ten years Bensaul came from. Maybe the name
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might have come from Sautisoul now the Soul generation, but it can't be vice
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versa because Southisoul came before Ben Soul. Evidently we saw Ben Sol getting signed
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in and Vary right almost the same time. Yeah. But anyway, now
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talking about the skate is finding out because you're not started on music now.
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Were you actually made a point and this is about now people you know,
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getting into music, not knowing how to take care of the finances and stuff
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like that. And there is a video that has been going viral. This
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is from Mustafa. I think maybe you guys have seen it now. Mustafa
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personally, I used to stay somewhere along around tower. So when they'm passing
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and I'm singing seated down in a shop. So now Lisa staff and then
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somebody an, ah, yeah you listen to our It's just a last around
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working blah blah blah. And then I was like, okay, maybe just
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in you. But right now I saw a video going viral and me particular
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am somebody captured the video of him. Actually, you know, Jingo like
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Jengo is helping to build like a corner guy construction. And this is somebody
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that has been in the industry for a long time, has had a name
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for a long time. And what is happening right now that he's super super
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crazy is al Rather, the question right now is how come that at a
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certain point you make money, you know, as an artist, you make
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money, you become on the limelight. Now, if you don't have a
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financial advisor, or if you don't have somebody who will direct you to manager
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finances, you end up losing. This is where we find an artists and
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social lights, you know, posting pictures of receipts and flashing money and the
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women all over, you know, because you didn't have somebody to direct you
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all which I think we talked about this, but somebody actually has written something
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very very crazy one after well staffers video. Now this is what it wrote,
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and I want to you after reading this, I want to hear of
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view about this before you get to the conversation of the day. Now,
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can an artists, especially the mail artists, please invest the money you make
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in constructive things by land, buy stock if possible, invest in artists in
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hearstts not liabilities, go land some financial literacy, p pressure cultiticial social media,
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how your art is paying by spending too much money on alcohol, women
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accessories, and that the liabilities watching do not come on social media to tell
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us how you're spending thousands in the club that you have not invested elsewhere.
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I have no problem when you choose to spend that when you have already invested.
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And even so we do not have to know you spend a hundred clay
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on alcohol, panne it. If you look at the pattern of those artists
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that check us with receipts and how they have spent into clubs and accessories must
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end up regretting it. Please just grow up. You have your premires in
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the industry, and they are always comes a time when everything latins use worsely
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the money you get right now, so that later on you have something for
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yourself. Give us more music, not more receipts on how you spend thousands
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on liquor. Do not spend time flauncing how you spend big money in class
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A. Later on, when you hit rock botton, we are face to
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pity you and fund raise funds for your lifestyle. Choices have consequences and new
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money. New money makes a lot of noise, but all the money is
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silent. Do not let the new money get you. The new money you
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get made too much necessarily noise. Your habits now will define your future.
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I would like to see more artists crying on the streets that they're broke yere
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they made so much money while in the game. I would not like you
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know, I understand we sometimes see rock botton, but do not do not
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self distract. This is out of love, tough love. It is may
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you have a fantastic and think about your future. And I really really agree.
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This is something we've seen and you were just talking about you, you
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know, and now Mustaff You know, I feel really bad because I I
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like love staff I sang his songs, sa I know John Stations were not
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yeah colonel Mustaffa. They were three, right, yeah colonel? And who
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actually made new Staffy Hey hey baby song? There were three they were band
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and then they broke, you know when now as a solo artist, and
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we had a very strong comback. That's what happened, Brena. What can
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you say about it? Girls? Personal top of that, because I saw
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when I saw the video on Nara, I saw one of the people who
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called commented on La that video and they say that mustaff I used to stay
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where I can't where the location, but the mentor said that he used to
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be seen with a bunch of girls, you know, all in the class,
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flashing money and all that, and that's where he spent all his money.
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And like I said earlier, all that I've repeats, why the think
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is really what really makes a lot of people drift. We spoke about this
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yesterday. You don't need to you don't need to showcase people money. You
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don't need. You spoke about it two thousand on Tuesday. You don't need
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to tell people, don't even because the moment should do it. Trust to
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me, you're not only showing people your lifestyle, how you live, how
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you grat money, which is maybe for that period of time, but you're
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even attracting more people to their beggars, their enemies. There's toxic family.
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There's a lot that you're showcasing outside THEA and you're not ready for. You're
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not ready for, you know, and we say people most of the people
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are even under the pressure of social media. Is the fact, and social
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media is a lie. This social media has been kept here too literally destroy
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our minds to think like, you know, living this type of lifestyle is
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the way to go. You know, you've been an artist. Need to
34:12
be having gold chains, need to be having multiple that brings down Judge,
34:15
my minor lady, the jewelries and I love, I love them and everything,
34:21
but you're seeing most of that is the one I like ten brings,
34:23
have ten chains another bear. You're hiding that on those ice chains and everything.
34:37
Correct, you're gonna live a start a third life again when you say,
34:42
the Black American media has been kept there to display on us, especially
34:45
in Africa. These all a program a programmed ships that is meant to destroyers.
34:52
And it's not just destroying your mentally, because that's when you get to
34:54
that particular type of point where you you're not not financially stable, like what
35:00
what did I do? What was this? That's what you're thinking about your
35:04
life and your finger forties broke during your you're literally you can't even take care
35:09
row now live with your learning in America, you love to keep the child
35:14
support you. In Africa also, then before they learn away. You know,
35:22
most of them at a young age. Sorry to say that. I
35:25
mean if she let's talk about remember because I know him is my friend.
35:35
He's settled. Yeah, yeah, he's on the low low. He's on
35:40
the look, but I hope he's really saving some money and everything, because
35:44
if I'm most most of the artists, which line the fact is most of
35:49
the artists, they live with the fresh of what you want to settle young.
35:52
You're gonna do everything young. But it gets to a point now life
35:54
is super tough. You have to sell everything, you know, everything you
36:00
ever owned to now start over. Again because you've never invested in businesses.
36:05
You never like you said, no lance, no nothing, there's nothing can
36:08
clean your own. Then you have to start now leaving off on either same
36:12
things or rather some you're sending some shit. Those gods you are spending on
36:15
you have to. You have to sell them for you to get something.
36:19
To the point you then sell your own guard them, underwear, m and
36:23
you're so you just just be careful or not. You spend your money.
36:31
You know, it's okay. You spoil yourself sometimes it's good. You know,
36:35
I appreciate yourself once in a while. But be very careful and watch
36:38
how you spending. There's this, there's this, say our e zerm spending.
36:45
There's always this, say it time's spending. I'm meant to be rich,
36:47
No, baby, you're meant to be rich. But don't okay,
36:52
they spending, spend, don't try to show people, don't try please people.
36:57
Please yourself before you please people. Person guy, Okay. On Tuesday,
37:09
I brought up this conversation and this our conversation. I brought it up
37:14
because I saw some acoming not upcoming artists. This is a part. This
37:19
is a parson who is doing us sounding great in the industry because he's doing
37:23
more giv at the same time, ganger tontindio and at the same time and
37:30
at the same time, this guy was a radio host for the not radio,
37:34
a TV host for the longest time. Yes, younger and more giddy
37:38
in your routing v. Yes he was a TV was for the longest time.
37:43
But now this is the little cash. Yes, this is the little
37:46
car he had ander for that time. Or maybe he's urning up to now
37:51
and now he just decides to go parting with friends and show as now a
37:57
receipt of a hundred Oh my god. And then when you get broke,
38:04
it will be us. Now you're telling us it will be you now coming
38:08
to us. We were the fans who saw the receipt. We were the
38:14
fans so like we weren't screen shot at that And you will be the person
38:20
who will be coming back to the fans. Cedre, what is happening in
38:23
my life and you need to help me and to us, we don't forget.
38:30
We see a lot of this. But anyway, I'm not wishing for
38:34
anybody's downfall. What advice people is, if you're there and you're making good
38:38
money, please make sure you'll do something good with it, not going there
38:43
clapping and showing us recipt You know, we at the end of the day,
38:46
even if you show us the receipt, it's on exact or it is
38:50
your money, it is not my money. I don't care what you do
38:53
with your money. Yes, you know, I don't care what you do
38:57
with your money, unless you're coming now to say give me, give me.
39:00
You know, just make sure you make use, make good use of
39:05
your money. Go there, invest your money, at least maybe in the
39:09
next few days. You know, these people are people who are starting.
39:13
Our family is very arney. So you know you have a daughter, make
39:16
sure you invest something for your daughter. Make sure you make good use of
39:22
this money, because at the end of the day, you have a daughter.
39:23
To make sure that she's in school, she's well educated, she's well
39:27
dressed, she's well fed, and she's in good health. So make sure
39:32
you're making use, making good use of your money. Get a land.
39:37
Right now, someone tells me, bro, take this money, go get
39:39
a land. Hey, wow, do you think that nobody exactly if I
39:52
will get the amount of money number to go take this take this amount of
39:57
money. Then we've been talking about Africa shine its purposes. You don't know
40:02
that you can bring. But just super realize on this personally young because I've
40:07
seen this just amongainst the young people. It's not you're not fine. I
40:10
don't know those maybe you are, we're financial interest, but literally most of
40:15
the young people. Because if I try to look at among our circle of
40:17
artists, the people we've seen grown up in the industry, people you've met
40:22
even and where they are right now, you're like where you're supposed to be
40:25
far. You're supposed to be very far. But I don't know what really
40:29
an industry is. Something you should also know that the king industry is not
40:32
like the one abroad like Africa, like like me, I'm not talking about
40:38
me a metal artists and we've seen most of the people. You know,
40:42
if you know you're busy, you've not been there the place. Yeah,
40:51
yeah, he's a Kangan lest artist. Yeah, but you do, but
40:54
that's not we don't know the kangan situation. I'm talking even about now canyan
41:00
act Now, can I like nan show these are sufficient to show, yes,
41:07
and then the real life is different, which time I'm not saying that
41:10
they're they're broke. Most of people. Most of the people are broke people.
41:16
We think we get big money. Were just having a meeting. I'm
41:20
not hating, you know. I'm like, oh, they lack seplenty thousand.
41:22
Oh they lack sepenty thousand, you know. And and I was expecting
41:27
a lot of money, you know, that type of stuff because there is
41:30
no money but out here thinking there is money, you know, and the
41:34
end of the we know the money you get you want to waste. Now
41:38
that becomes a problem if you're getting little money at get your money, saves
41:45
your money, get stuff for yourself, like something. I like when they
41:46
followed, I'm not hating, I'm not saying stuff. You know, it's
41:52
not supposed to be there right now. But if you use this money wrongly.
41:54
One great thing he did because I was following the comment to build a
41:58
house, so he's not being has a pass somewhere, Yeah he had,
42:04
But now yeah, because because that time I was passing, so I don't
42:08
know what went down. You know again something business employ people, you can
42:15
trust, you can have people can really eat you of trust me. That
42:19
is guy. Guy, I'm saying that you can have people can really eat,
42:22
you can eat you you can eat us manager, especially of artists and
42:29
managers or so many companies. You're taking advantage of someone who know who you
42:34
know as maybe no say or like they literally they don't know what it's going
42:37
on in the ground, so you just take advantage of them and everything perfect
42:42
examplely and I truns the you nicos if we look at this girl was living
42:50
in shape. I meant to guy, this girl's living in shape. And
42:53
it's not only him. When I littleman and anyman and you can't a trend
42:59
juicy accent is depressed. He wants to take his life like it's so it's
43:02
a guy, it's so crazy. Just be careful the people you meet,
43:07
the people you meet, be aware of your sound worthy when you're even putting
43:12
business. Put up a business with people you can like, invest here,
43:15
investigate everyone. I don't know. Just be aware of to work with people
43:21
you can trust that the people and people who have also your backs. One
43:24
thing about people have your bad thing about artists because as an art as an
43:30
artist, you're a business. You're a brad you know, so as a
43:32
business you're the product. Now somebody has to make money with you. I
43:38
mean I can't I see app in a commodity that before equal commodity. Have
43:43
to put my money, you know, now putting your money, there's somebody
43:46
who wants to control and then becomes a manager. So the manager is the
43:50
most important person to you as an artist. So choose wisely. And also
43:54
if you want to make money, don't go and choose he must even your
44:00
family, you know, is your friend. Let some talk. I mean,
44:05
if you mean what I say, if it has to be somebody,
44:07
maybe you can't be related with a friend to your manager, because a calligraph
44:12
like calligraph the manager, you know, and they've been making money together.
44:16
But also it doesn't mean choose somebody who knows the business. Choose somebody who
44:22
has experienced. So I tell my friends and which I was having this conversation,
44:25
if you need you guys are dope. You guys are super super talented.
44:30
You don't choose like you have hit some hundred thousand My friends, now
44:35
you don't have a manager, and Letten be your manager. I know you
44:38
want to become an asult. You men man talented, and I'm telling them
44:50
one thing you should know is when you choose a manager, please choose somebody
44:53
who knows what they're doing in the game. Choose somebody who's gonna take care
44:58
of the videos. To somebody who gonna take care of your music. To
45:01
somebody who's gonna shoot and know where the location is. No studio, sessions,
45:06
Eco, Happy, no where you're gonna perform. You know somebody who
45:09
has an idea about everything, and you're who you're an a connection or you
45:13
you know somebody who is in for business. Notody can make money with and
45:20
not still from them too. So it has to be somebody who knows business
45:22
and you trust and I'll be ambitious because they can make money. You're a
45:29
product. So it is somebody important in your life. Don't just go and
45:32
choose now, I'm an artist because I'm an artist because the aco and this
45:37
is free advice too much. As an artist, you your only function is
45:45
supposed to go and go to the studio. That's it. Go to the
45:50
studio, make music. Once you're done, there's a team that works for
45:53
your music and everything you can exactly. You cannot be an artist to be
46:02
a manager. You find shows, you do colabals, and you cannot.
46:07
You will not progress. I'm sorry to say this, but work with people
46:10
who have you know your back. But also when you're choosing ambitious yes,
46:15
I have it unless people one handred. But I'm saying one hand I'm saying,
46:34
when you're on one handred, one handred. Anyway, I'm saying one
46:44
handred, I'm saying. I'm saying, when you're choosing ambitious people, you
46:51
know they are ambitious people. They are two different types of ambitious people.
46:54
I could be ambitious, but I'm not working towards my ambitionous you. So
47:00
when you're trying to choose the ambitious people, please make sure you see this
47:05
person is working towards getting their goals. You're not all I'm saying, attack
47:09
and attack, a guardian attack and in this dream at the time, remember
47:14
but they are just seated all the time, work for TV. They are
47:17
just staring at the TV. They are doing a lot of nothing. But
47:21
they have ambitions, they have goals and visions, but they are not working
47:24
towards them. So if you're choosing ambitious people, please make sure you're choosing
47:30
the right to us the ones that are working towards the young ambitions exactly.
47:36
Not let me go through the commerce before we get the conversation. All the
47:38
hours knowledge because when we speak about the visions we go through the commer.
47:54
We call so many people here for interviews, so art breaking. It is
47:59
always business pasion day. I'm calling people for interviews. The only spain the
48:04
shoter even again tell them from Mum for the lime. When they don't come,
48:14
and you're like, I'm telling you at that time, don't bring these
48:15
articts or maybe Katie has someone to bring. Don't bring this artics because we
48:19
get this one him And at the end of the day, the right I'm
48:22
showing sucks. And you are the people saying all these radio stations and these
48:28
tickets, do not wait, do not even dar me put us here for
48:34
them. Pull the soup exactly. It is smoking gun. Then I got
48:44
what I'm supposed to train. Doesn't even tell me that you're not supposed to
48:54
get there today. Money. If you're going for a jobbing, these guys
49:00
you say, I know he's got come, but no, no, that
49:04
example, it's not a lot. You're going for a jobbing and you really
49:08
really want that job, and it is rainy because you can come. Yeah,
49:14
definitely, I know. I mean, I mean artists are just chilled.
49:19
That is the problem they're complaining about. Airplane. They're complaining about platforms.
49:22
But that is why I feel like, you know, Nigerian artists a
49:25
certainly doing better, and even Tanzanian artists because when it comes to show base,
49:30
they know show they have quality managers, they have people I est being
49:35
highest right now, don't Jerry has put money effought hard time is just to
49:39
go to him to let's go, let you gamble. Maybe if you have
49:51
a manager, they would be overcoming for you. Somebot comething over nized,
49:54
you know, taking you to that now, but that gaggles care you that
49:59
wo come let me go through commentsiber Japan, Hi, ladies, do you
50:15
go jam? Who's the artist? I think I read that and then I
50:17
saw Barnabo was acting a fool at the Metropolitan Gala. His waypers compromise correct,
50:24
definitely pleasing the game right now, I would ask you know, I
50:28
didn't. I will list us that soon about the med Yeah and all of
50:35
them like literally everybody, no, we're not talking. Oh my god,
50:42
that is deep. We'll have that conversation for a coversation now. I see
50:45
Jeber Jabber in the videas. Sometimes groups are created to push a front man
50:50
out on solo because they aren't able to start out as a solo performer.
50:54
They keeper the the development name with the group Real Trough. Also see the
51:00
David Brown. I am mister Davis and my grand rising. What's going on
51:05
today? Hi to you. I see jibber Jaba myself. David. David
51:09
is also saying, for sure, I see jebber Jabba in the building.
51:13
So my newest rappers get record charges from raising guns and money in videos.
51:19
They zoom in on the serial numbers and then their bastay no leg did you
51:22
see? They want to be reckless. Now you have guns, you have
51:27
to show you and then maybe you're not living that type of life. The
51:30
gain Now the real people were doing that shit. Come to you and I'll
51:34
see whose giber niggas are roads cap though I also see I'm gonna do some
51:38
people do their shit for real, for real. I also see jibber Jaba.
51:43
Newest rapper got shot in an hypop eating lunch right after flashing. Is
51:46
damn Ond's a location on Facebook climb literally what happened to take off? You
51:52
know who shared the location? You know we're going here tonight, we are
51:57
driving on my cars and all that ended up somebody dying and too bad it
52:00
was the wrong person. I also see Kith in the building, exactly the
52:05
percent Kity high kid, exactly the person money. Kitt is saying. Black
52:08
people love to flow and show off for people. They don't give a shit
52:13
about hush money. They never build shit and end up broke and all fucked
52:17
about you money. They never build ship and end up broke and all fucked
52:22
up. I see Kith is saying, exactly a person Jobby know who the
52:27
eliot with and employee? Are they trustworthy? No family at all? Yes,
52:31
exactly. I also see Keith is saying your family members are jealous of
52:35
you and will subot charge your ship almost every time. Yes, so yeah.
52:42
I also see Kitty saying we'll find us some land in Kenya we can
52:45
buy. I also seeing right kids, they keep them gazing. I see
52:52
you ladies would be good business managers of course. Definitely arrival Earli please and
53:00
Big Clean, thank you, Big Clean. Because of some two men who
53:09
are smelling both sides of me like I was dying. Yeah, please please
53:14
just speak. But one of the points there is something I think there's a
53:17
commentary bread about your trappers got shot because of this, there's something I had
53:23
location share the location. Yeah, not even amount of even sharing the location,
53:30
even in terms of I think they because I'm also saying, like our
53:34
artists do this a lot. I think it's kind of cool. You use
53:37
some type of words to it's like shoot you. That's the copy about you
53:45
don't know which type which state, but there's a state that did say it's
53:50
going to imprison rappers for using their words. Their words, It's gonna imprison.
53:54
And now we now when you say you're shooting, will come for you.
53:59
We've seen an example was arrested and was and young young young. They
54:10
have the other kids spending because of someone who died and they apparent to be
54:15
involved drec or so I don't know someone. And if you refer to their
54:21
awards in some of their songs, which is referring to the shooting of either
54:25
one of the people's who have died, and that's a problem coping. People
54:30
don't say I'm gonna springing. Also your artistic I think I feel like someone
54:36
they cannot do this. Some further examples say it's like you're using the people's
54:45
name. Situations is literally very and it is provocative. It is someone like,
54:57
for instance, I like it is always staying. You come so hush
55:00
when it comes to you know, asking these questions and you're so you're a
55:05
mean teacher's money. But at the end of the day, you can't be
55:08
coming here to say I'm gonna speak when they pull up and have beaches and
55:13
holes know all the time and grab us and shit and nither you came here
55:16
walking number one? No, no, girls know nothing. Why are you
55:21
capping? Why don't you just sing things? The people will actually see child
55:24
here and then they say, okay, this one is speaking fast like like
55:29
it's here in that life sing because now when you say you come spraying,
55:32
now you are play comes with the talking about and it becomes a problem.
55:42
You're a baby man, you're a mama's boy. Crime. Come on,
55:49
but anyway, and you know it's Nike though Nike Nike. By anyway,
55:59
guys, let us now get to the conversation of the hour before we come
56:02
to there. And it's been like a shot, it feels like an hour.
56:13
But anyway, now we are going to serious spasiness. Now, what
56:16
has been happening all the world has happened is that there's been an increase in
56:21
a resar fee. Now what has been announced. The US Embassy has announced
56:27
a visa free increase visit for business toward his woman's student rises from one hundred
56:31
and sixty dollars to one eighty five A temporary workers from one hundred and ninety
56:37
dollars who are ridden. Finally dollars. Now these shows are increase. Let
56:43
us not forget number one. Sometimes you are you applying for this visors your
56:50
money is your money? Your money's already gone, And let me tell you
56:52
getting that dollars twel and five dollars, it's not it's not. Now suppose
57:00
somebody because personally I don't imagine or not. I can't imagine that I want
57:02
to go to the US. I never want to go to the I can
57:07
change here places, yeah, yeah, getter places. So the ladies one
57:12
that can push somebody to go to these places around in your country. It's
57:15
greener pastures. You know, who do you have here? But he's hard
57:19
to learn, so hard. That's mentality that if I go to the States,
57:22
it's going to be easy, you know, which is sometimes which is
57:25
actually super wrong at the end of the day, because everything is here.
57:30
But now we lo's have those opportunities. There is bad governance. They know
57:32
people are so much you know, let me go out now people something like
57:37
going out. I don't like going out to leave. I left going out
57:40
to visit. Now you might not get your visits. You know, we
57:45
kin final getting the final spot and then who cancer rejected, you know,
57:50
and your money has gone like that, and then another thing, even getting
57:53
as simple as passports you have to bribe. You have to wait for the
57:57
longest side. So there's one lawyer, is he a lawyer actually come out
58:05
and talked about policies. Yeah, an so you has come to ask the
58:12
Key government to ask this visa people, you know embassies that you know,
58:19
once mind visa has been rejected, then the money is supposed to be because
58:25
you were are making money from Kenya's literally you're still in money because right now
58:30
they know there's a lot of people in connaase opportunity. They just said ivantage,
58:35
make millions with your own money and then you still end up losing money.
58:39
Actually, so was it in twenty twenty one where we saw it was
58:44
in twenty twenty two where we saw the US government issuing um noticed that they
58:51
will not be giving visas to Kenyans since it was like in twenty twenty two
58:57
to twenty twenty four, right, they says that, and right now I'm
59:01
even surprised. How are they giving vitter exactly? You know they told us
59:07
they will not be giving us vistas from twenty twenty two to twenty twenty four.
59:12
We have to wait until twenty twenty four. And then we had people
59:16
who had biden. Yes, aren't a petition. There was something that was
59:23
filing after I sent it to It was sent on my email and remember to
59:28
a single cane need to literally demonstrator about this. After that, after that
59:34
it was a petition. It was a petition exactly because God, this platform
59:38
signing too where comes always like clickies, let if it makes sense and every
59:45
day so remember sent to my email and people are complaining that like we need
59:49
our money back and everything. Now we're talking about the figing. It's yeah.
59:55
We had even people who requested for visas is twenty twenty two and they
1:00:00
never got those visas. Right now, if you you know visas expire,
1:00:06
right, it depends with the dead to requested for that visa. Maybe you
1:00:10
had requested for a six months visa, so I think they sh expire for
1:00:15
one year visa. It has already expired, and you'll need to take a
1:00:20
new visa. But where is your money? It has already been eating you
1:00:22
know. These people are making this like a scheme to acquire money from canyons,
1:00:29
you know, and it is crazy that they clost and also be bad
1:00:34
canyons from getting visas from twenty twenty two to twenty twenty four. What has
1:00:39
changed? Why is this that's right now? You're even increasing fees and you
1:00:45
told that if you're not going to give us visas. You know, these
1:00:49
people like they're just controlling people's mind being, taking advantage of people ignorance.
1:00:54
Because me as far as I remember these people, it was then Europeans Day.
1:00:59
You ited States, the government of the United United States of America.
1:01:04
They said, we are not giving Kenyan's visas to travel to America anytime.
1:01:09
So they said it is until twenty twenty four. Right now they are talking
1:01:14
about a being money. How is it that? How is it even making
1:01:19
sense? You know? And they were people who had paid for their visiness.
1:01:22
Why is their money? They are money? Right now? The air
1:01:27
visas have already expired. Maybe I had requested for a visa four maybe two
1:01:31
years. It has already expired for one year. It has already expired.
1:01:39
And Indigenous, Black and Be patients is gonna read your comments. We can
1:01:45
see your comments, so can we relax. This is what fast Money said.
1:01:50
Parliaments should pass a law that embassies must refund eighty percent. You can
1:01:54
imagine eighty percent? Can you imagine eighty percent? And I'm starting it's maybe
1:02:00
even an hundred percent because we've not been given the opportunity to get out of
1:02:05
the continent of Africa. So you can't tell me it's just eating person.
1:02:08
The people get the chances to get these visas, trusting even with the passport.
1:02:13
It's all about connections of who is inside that embassad exactly. Who is
1:02:17
who? Oh a man gets to your family, Who is your friend?
1:02:22
Who are you sleeping with that is in that campaign? That can help you?
1:02:25
Okay, you won't go out there as money like I can to apply
1:02:29
for my visits yet today this is the amount of money I have. So,
1:02:31
oh, you're gonna it's gonna come out after a month. No,
1:02:34
you're gonna wait after a year, and you're gonna keep on following and following
1:02:37
and nothing is gonna be. They're gonna tell you, we're gonna respond,
1:02:39
and of course you can go to their offices because you're gonna be chased out
1:02:44
seeing that most o the times if you go out to demonstrate about your passports,
1:02:47
your ideas being delayed, anything Tea Glass can answer demonstrating because of their
1:02:53
lives. Tear gass, my friends Africans are you're outside, they know their
1:02:59
lives. Something about that, you know that is exactly that's happening. So
1:03:05
it's not believes the parliament should pass a load that embassiest fee to an applicant
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if they don't get issued for a visa and we should stop this day lights
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Broberry. It's a day lights Broberry. But do we control this embassy,
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even the visa embassy, even even I mean the rules that we have,
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apart from corruption and everything, who's operating its idea? We need to understand
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that we need to wake up others. Even the passport. It's not even
1:03:39
the passport man. Let's talk about even these people. You know, you
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know why they have been delaying our passport. It's because it's because they want
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to keep us in Africa. They don't want our black asses in America.
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They don't want our black passes in Europe. They want you to remain in
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Africa. This is why passport are always please imagine. Okay, it's okay,
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Yeah, I'm not I think actually you don't beat us. I don't
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even feel like they don't want What I feel is that they want to take
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some money, get the monk. Even if you don't need vis us.
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Let it be for if you want to troubles. Yeah, let me be
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with like you said, you don't America, bro my life. I'm already
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scared building Africa that America. I love. Being black is the interous.
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Okay, I'm okay, Okay, I want going to travel. If I'm
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going to elate Cagle to whenever, then come back all right. But if
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it means not us getting villas and be able to build our own continent,
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then let it be it. Okay, the moment you don't be able to
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get rid of the borders, that's it, because don't be struggling for passport
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only and we know we don't need that. It is the mansion broken,
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then we don't even need the idea. I'm coming from I'm Africa to see
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me. You're like, hey, welcome, jumble, jumble, you know,
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like like the Africans, realize that we need to travel within our own
1:05:21
continent, get to each other, get to know our differences, our history
1:05:26
and a lot before we go outside. There. Everything is in there,
1:05:29
every we need to know we have everything with it right here. You can
1:05:32
build the kingdom, the empire you want. We have people who have everything
1:05:35
mansions in terms of yours here even in Kenya, people who have built houses.
1:05:43
You can get everything you want in here in Africa. But we need
1:05:47
to explore different places, acquire lancing different places and build our own amongst us
1:05:53
before you think of going outside. So yeah, kindly, okay, you
1:05:57
need your money back, but also reconsider you need to stay in your continent
1:06:00
first before you understand outside. Yeah, and because most of us go with
1:06:04
the tribal bullshit and everything is there. I know you are bigness to your
1:06:14
second name. Ever, Kim is there, Kiman is black. Let's shoot
1:06:18
you, kimany is z oh, I've seen a funky mommy like that and
1:06:23
you start on the airport, shoot you. You need to understand when you're
1:06:27
going outside, who also going to face before you got out of your continent,
1:06:31
understand history period. That's okay, let me go through a few comments
1:06:36
or all the commons before we come to the end of the show and make
1:06:40
sure you read Indigenous Black to see his comments. Now, Indigenous is in
1:06:46
the building is saying peace, firm peace. And I also see Kitty saying
1:06:49
you have to tell grown people to be clean and crazy. Yes, yes,
1:06:54
super super crazy. I see Indigenous saying black man, probably Mississippi at
1:06:59
key, that's what they pay. I think you say, I don't know.
1:07:01
I think you're saying about Missippi. That's what they pass. This passed
1:07:06
the law of using Okay, probably all right, okay. I also see
1:07:14
when you when you have a stinky guest band some incess. Oh my god,
1:07:18
because then I also see kid he's saying exactly the percent money, yes,
1:07:23
job being in the US rapper sing about crimes and hoops and get rico
1:07:27
charges they tell on themselves. Super super crazy. I see John was in
1:07:31
the building and everyone latie Indigenous he's saying, she won't read my comment.
1:07:39
I actually read the comments, patience. I also see Indigenous black manner saying,
1:07:45
like I said, wake up a stag, wake up. And he's
1:07:49
saying part I don't understand his comments are like one one, no, I
1:07:53
have to wake up. Yeah, but that part is what a mana America,
1:08:04
not exactly and the percentage of x Michelle that is my friend. Thank
1:08:12
you XK for joining us. Remember that the figures shot for requesting one Africa.
1:08:16
We still under the colony. Definitely will will get up. We'll get
1:08:20
up. You see indigenous black man saying many are they have they have us
1:08:25
fucked up in the head, super super crazy. But formably we are coming
1:08:30
to the end of the show. We've actually extended our shows. Is an
1:08:32
interesting one. But thank you so much for those who have been with us
1:08:35
all through the week for us so good and those who are always taking their
1:08:40
time just to join us on the Vibe show. Would really really appreciate you.
1:08:44
In the morning and a most of you are probably asleep by that time,
1:08:46
but anytime you get a chance to join us kindly from the radio station.
1:08:51
Rather, we always levels on TikTok if you want to see us doing
1:08:55
what we know how to do best. But thank you for tuning in selling
1:08:59
tomorrow. It's Friday, so we do it differently on the network, right,
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yes, yes, but that is from me to you have yourself a
1:09:06
beautiful afternoon evening morning from wherever you are. Much love, family, see
1:09:13
you guys on the Africa Today Show. I think we might do it on
1:09:15
the network today since yesterday I was not able to do our show our soubates,
1:09:19
I was so tired. Time was also out of world. Our actually
1:09:24
run out of time and everything since we finished the to show later and everything.
1:09:28
But today and tomorrow might be on the network, so can we remember
1:09:30
to tuning in case you get time. But thank you so much for keeping
1:09:33
it interacting on this show. See you guys tomorrow, same time, same
1:09:38
place. Yes, my love family, thank you for being with us on
1:09:41
today's show shows and that we appreciate the love. We appreciate your presence and
1:09:45
we appreciate the audience. Hope you'll have an enjoyable rest part of your day
1:09:50
and also make sure you are aware of your surrounding, make sure you are
1:09:55
safe and also have a great, great day celebrating Pisca. So I'm pretty
1:10:01
no easy by as we gets to tell Katie, no no, no,
1:10:10
Ben know how to see talent beautiful with Coco. Come on, oh see
1:11:00
you kid, your hands up, make you do your best. My money,
1:11:11
money not probably money, baby, I don't know something. My lady,
1:11:27
lazy, single custom on a good day, nobody gonna somebody