One night when I was… Music and Cowboys go as well together as Cowboys and music. Red Dead Redemption 2 has both. While not a perfect game, there's one aspect of this western that puts it above the other Sims games, and that is the campfire songs. In Red Dead Redemption 2, player character Arthur Morgan is part of a big gang led by the plan with a man, Dutch Fanderland. It's funny that he has family from the Netherlands and also looks like Captain Hook.  When the AI lines up right in this game, characters will meet up at the gang campfire and sing some songs. Sometimes it'll be a cappella, other times it'll be with a guitar or other instrument, but some songs you can sort to rover, cop a spot on the log and join in. Arthur is a terrible singer, but he sings off key and off time with a glorious purpose. With the parts of the song that he doesn't know, he hums or he cops. Different people leave the songs, get involved, sometimes it'll be a solo and the song might be a sad lament on the members and their precarious positions, or it'll be a snapcrackling snortfest on getting your meat tenderised. So many songs, so much variety, today we're gonna pull a watchmojo and look at the top 10 campfire songs in Red Dead Redemption 2. This list is a mixture of what I think are the best songs, the general consensus on which one is the most popular, and also which ones are my favourites. I'm only counting campfire songs, so anything from the soundtrack like the house building song or unshaken, they don't count. It has to be a diabetic tune, song from the campfire camp table on a boat or on a coach like Ryawisky, unlike the score or soundtrack which is non-diabetic. The qualifiers I'm looking for are just basic enjoyment and what the songs accomplish, whether you can interact, what the songs tell us about the character and their relationships, how funny you're up, setting the songs maybe in a good way. It's a bit loose, but I think the video will work by the end. I was able to make this video thanks to the amazing work of CalMeth, whose channel I'll put in the description. They isolated a lot of the audio from the game files and was able to put together the tracks that you hear as it is in the playlist they'll also put in the description. Basically puts together the songs as you could imagine to hear them on, like imagine if Rockstar released an official album of the campfire songs. This is probably what we'd hear and it's really amazing work CalMeth, I'm really sorry if I'm not pronouncing that wrong, if I am pronouncing, I'm really sorry if I **** you did fantastic work here and the credit is all deserved. So everyone go subscribe to CalMeth and listen to their stuff. As weird as it might be to hear these tracks without the campfire crackling in the background, it is nice to hear them without the sounds of Dutch and Molly arguing or a bore squealing in the bushes at Shady Bell. So that's it for all of the disclaimers, let's have a look at the best in my objectively subjective opinion campfire songs in Red Dead Redemption 2. First, let's get some honourable mentions out of the way, Harvia's solo songs on guitar and vocals are beautiful. I can't pronounce the song names because I'm racist, without the interaction though it's more just a great tune to hear as you explore camp. He does have a beautiful voice though and the songs themselves are really tight. Probably the most sellable songs if the Vanderland gang were to make an album. Can you imagine? The Vanderband? Come Bustle, Bustle is great and I was very much considering it for the top 10. To clear things up I'm talking about the version with Uncle and the Ladies in the standard game. The epilogue was fun with this one too, the one you hear after Charles, John and Uncle complete the house. Easily it's the best song to tap along to, but I don't know, there's a lot of good songs in this. I wouldn't marry, I love hearing Karen and Susan getting along. This song is fun and feels very early country as far as the guitar goes from Harvia. The singing is very much folk though. Great to hear them sing of their marital preferences. Not the best Karen and Susan song though. Rev. Swanson's I'll Never Get Drunk Anymore. One night when I was frisky, from too much potent whiskey, like waves on the bay of That's all I have to say about that. Home, dearie, home. Pearson's, Constatina and Sean's amazing timbre make a great, sad duo. Beautiful scene. Still being drunk, it's the most serious I've ever heard, Sean. It almost sounds like he's about to cry singing about home. Actually, a lot of these songs are about how good things used to be or how much they missed someone, some time, some thing or some place. I guess that's the theme of the game. Change. Change. Fuck, I can't believe these amazing moments can be missed. The Carefire song should have been mandatory. Can't get 100% of the game without listening to everyone.  Keyhole in the Door. A lovely soprano from Uncle. Just dudes singing about places where they like to put their pricks. One version with Sean and another one solo from Uncle. I like Uncle and Sean singing together though. California Stage Company. Another great Uncle and Ladies track about career change. This song paints a very vivid picture. It's like, you know, just the way they sing. There's something very vivid about the way they sing about it. I can imagine this California Stage Company going through a gay viejo in Nueva Presa, where Abraham Reyes is holed up in 1911. Is that his family home? Anyway. Moving on. A Yankee Ship. Sean and Pearson again. Much more uplifting this one. Sean's voice could cure tuberculosis. If only he hadn't. Dan Taylor. Karen Leeds a song. Javier plays on guitar. We should have gotten more Karen in Red Dead Redemption 2. It's a cute little story. It almost seems to force Shadow John's tone from the business into an eventual rancher with Abigail as his wife. Three Mariners. Now, this is a bit of a controversial one. I love this mission. I will never reject fishing with Hosea in Dutch, but I think there's a better song that they sing in this boat. John Brown. A harmonica. This is not hard. This is just another hit. Pearson sort of leads this one with his duet pal Sean Hedgehog McGuire. These two are just a riot together. A brethren tune of Brethren Brethrening. I Got a Girl is a great introduction to the game and the songs the gang sing together. All the ladies sing a unique little tune that feels like the most Red Dead campfire song. Maybe because it says Valentine, the name of the town they're going to. It just feels better ingrained into the world. A lot of these tracks in this video are traditional folk tunes that have been given a red dead coat like Otis Miller based on some other guy. Great to hear Tilly on a track. I don't think we heard much of her on the other tunes, but the more members the better. Buffalo Gals. Susan Grimshaw shows us what Dutch is missing on this one. Charles belts the harmonica and Susan belts a tune instead of Karen for a change. It is time for the creme de la creme, the top 10 best songs in the cowboy game. Alright, I got one for you. I asked that girl to give me some. I asked that girl to give me some. Number 10 is Taters. At me I don't care. This is better than three mariners. Two fathers with their one song singing about rampant horniness is what great parenting is all about. If only Arthur's two dads were there for him in the end to sing about potatoes, Arthur is on point for once, in key and on time.  No wonder this got game of the year. It goes for less than a minute, but stands out amongst the tens of hours of content in this game because potatoes and sex go better together than music and cowboys. People also sings this song solo when he's drunk, well I know that he's always drunk but like drunk for uncle. It's pretty cool too but can't top Arthur and his dads. Number 9 is Otis Miller, a beautiful guitar intro from Javier before uncle sings with Karen like a father and his daughter. Pierced in chips in, pulling an Arthur by singing out of time and out of tune and humming half lyrics. It's sort of invasive but I love it. There's so much character here. The story about Otis Miller is really cool too. The song details his exploits as an outlaw before being killed by his own man Charlie Tatum looking for fame. Based on the assassination of Jesse James by the coward Robert Ford, I think that was a movie. Otis Miller is one of the most famous gunslingers in the Red Dead series, maybe even more famous than Landon Ricketts. You could find a bunch of his books and even his gun in the game. It feels like there's a lot of history here. Maybe because there's a lot of history here. If Arthur gets really drunk in the open world he'll sing lyrics from this song and give us a rip roaring, I kind of want to do my own yee-ha but I'm going to restrain myself. Number eight is Paul Lonesome Cowboy, sad cowboy hours. This slower tune is sung by a fair chunk of the gang and really encapsulates the tone of the game and life in the gang. They have happy, jubilant moments but they're fleeting, they're on the run, scared and hungry, who knows who's going to make it in the end. The lives are running their course and the utopia Dutch keeps promising doesn't seem worth it when you lose your soul. Still, getting out of it on an honest path after such a time can leave you wondering on how things could have been in this savage utopia. This is exemplified by Pearson looking sadly on a photo of him and the gang in the old days. It's almost about the loneliness each member feels, they've all been abandoned and forgotten by the world and that's why Dutch's savage utopia seemed so appealing. They look out for each other but for the most part they're looking out for themselves. They're scared, they don't want to die. It's like they're reminding themselves I am doing this for me, it just so happens it helps the other folks. The ring dang doo is coming I promise. Number 7 is The Sailor Boy Slash A prisoner for life. Alright so I'm kind of cheating with this one. Two Karen Slash Grimshaw songs but for good reason. Red Dead 3 should be about Karen coming out of the wilderness and supering up before reviving Grimshaw like she's a friend zombie at the end of Shaun of the Dead. They're at each other's throats frequently in the game, a very intense mother-daughter relationship but at the end of the day they did care about each other and they could have really come to understand each other if Shaun and Molly's deaths didn't drive them apart. Still, The Sailor Boy is such a great icebreaker for the Karen Grimshaw tension. Let's drop the whole Lady Act for a second, stop washing those clothes, stop telling people off for taking it easy, let's have a few drinks and sing about getting a raw. Later these two sing a song in Shealy Bell that's much more somber, a goodbye of sorts for Shaun. They're not sitting at a table with drinks in their hands, Karen is working away and Grimshaw sits with a cigarette, they seem tired, drained from the goings on and it really catches a depressing tone. I love these two together and the first song is probably their best chipper duet and the second tune is one of the best and unique in the game. It almost feels like a chore, they'd rather not talk about Shaun's death, it'd be easier to just pretend they didn't care, pretend it didn't happen but they want to address it, they want to talk about it, it's like honestly Shaun's death is the one thing that I wish they addressed more in the game, they kind of rush past it after Jack was kidnapped, that's the thing it's like Arthur came back to camp and he was ready to just like bear Shaun was killed but it's like no, Jack's been taken, it's like oh okay, it's like at that point they weren't worrying about dead gang members anymore, anyway.   For now though, let's enjoy the song, I saw somebody's gameplay where during this interaction they stare at Abigail and Jack as John and just take it in, their joy and contentedness, they're next to them uncle just spouts out, I'm pretty sure this is a scripted response to the player just idling out, camp and family members will be like you're good, something on your mind if you stand still in camp or stare at them, but accidentally the AI script made the moment even more beautiful, in a way John is miles away, taken there by his wife's voice and his son's harmonica, he's right where he wants to be, but it still feels like a dream, like it's too good to be true and perhaps it is. Number 5 Goodbye Fare ye well, Pearson rips the concertina back out for this one, a sauntering solo where he sings of life on the seas, farewells and so longs off the docks as life at sea carries you away, clearly he misses the navy, he's not the best singer but it still comes across very genuine and hearty and if you get this song while in Beaver Hollow it's even more depressing, Pearson never got to go back to the navy and he lost his life in the gang as well and he's married now, he's happy with his new life and like by the epilogue he seems to enjoy the store but he definitely seems to be mad by some nostalgia, that's the thing it's almost like he didn't appreciate the gang because he was worried about the navy, makes you think it's just like was he nostalgic during his times in the navy as well, he was thinking about times he was gonna get back to land, he was nostalgic as well when he got to the gang about the about the navy and now he's nostalgic with his wife and the store about the gang so it's like what if he gives the store to his son and he's gonna be nostalgic about the store, this song and the heavy breaths that follow it are very telling of Pearson's character and the song it's an easy favourite That's the most on-time Arthur has ever been while singing, so confident that he even added that very light syncopation to contrast the other men, it makes him forget the next two or so lines but his spirit is what matters here, this romantic tune with Sean gliding over the instrumentals with a strange gruff grace that only he can pull off, tells a fair bit about Sean in his relationship with Karen, we don't see too much of it and what we do see comes across as young love but perhaps Sean was afraid of getting attached to Karen or Karen to him and with his death we see just how hard Karen starts to fall, maybe they did really care for each other maybe it was just the scenario they were put in but who knows Number three is Cieletto Lindo, the last high note for the Van der Linde Gang after Jack is rescued from Bronte the gang have a party and almost everyone joins in with a song led by Javier, what I love about this is that it shows the gang's camaraderie, this whole time we've seen the gang songs and Javier songs and they're very separate, Javier's flamenco guitar playing and singing in his native language doesn't get joined in by the other members causing you to wonder if they care to know it at all but then the Marston family are also together, John's accepted Jack as his son and really seems like he's gonna give it a go, it's completely player choice but if Arthur joins everyone at the fire then looks over to the Marstons it's like he can recognize it this is really one of those moments you want to stay in especially considering where the game goes after this this feels like the happiest moment we see of the Van der Linde gang in Red Dead Redemption 2 fitting that the song itself is just telling everyone to be happy Lenny, Susan, John, Abigail, Karen, Marybeth, Hosea, Dutch, Jack, Pearson, Uncle Javier everyone you'd want there in that moment because Bill's a fucking talk it about what he would do in the army or Karen pulling himself away from the moment because he's like I'm still not ready to be there but if you go to talk to him after this he'll be like oh joining with you guys was the best choice I ever made it's like he was finally starting just finally starting to accept himself in this new situation but then things happened after this number two is Lorena many may not expect this one and I can understand that but honestly I can never look past this by herself usually sitting by the campfire sometimes you can see Karen seeing this one she's a little bit tipsy and tuck it out but it does not take away from just how isolated and amazing this feels get this interaction on a good night starry sky and quiet around camp as Karen sings a song that sort of mirrors her own journey a lonely sad life full of drinking and bitterness Karen can be seen singing this before end after Sean's death and in other case the song is extremely strong she doesn't really sing it with any thought of key or timing but the half seeing half talking approach makes it feel like she's truly thinking out loud here it's kind of uncomfortable very candid but very effective at conveying Karen's anxieties and it's easily one of my favorite tunes apparently there's another version that she sings where she's not as drunk but it's a bit more tuneful I've only ever gotten the version where she's drunk and sings it kind of roughly I can imagine having a playthrough where you hear her I guess nice version first and then the drunk version after Sean dies and I imagine that could really immerse you too it's unfortunate that this really strong aspect of the game is missable I wish this amazing stuff was more ingrained into the experience and wasn't only based on luck I once sat next to Karen as Arthur while she sang this song all by herself at the campfire Arthur sat there in silence besides her like a genuine attempt to comfort her and reach an understanding there are many times in the game where Arthur can awkwardly insert himself into a conversation at camp or observe other interactions and he's just standing there unflinching as Dutch and Jose's entire relationship is put to the test right in front of him sometimes he can interact with the conversation and other times it's just okay I'll catch you later then this however sitting with Karen in solemn silence felt truly well contextualized and made for a unique moment that felt a little off script for what Rockstar had in mind great moment is great moment good song it's good song I've completely forgotten about another song that deserves to be in the top 10 without fucking with my ranking screw it this is my list 1.5 is one-eyed Riley one-eyed Riley is the apex uncle and ladies song we get a lot of songs like this in this game but not only is the concept unique for the choice of songs in our yard to a brazen fool sleeping with a murderous man's daughter it's just so funny and entertaining maybe a bit less loose than other songs but this feels like the stock-standard RDR2 campfire song the perfect example solid musically if simple obviously with very witty and entertaining lyrics funny ad libs and the string mutes in the chorus really helped this song stand out uncle really does have a way with the ladies and now after much trouble and turmoil and a few drinks we have which we have reached the number one my number one best favoritist song is number one ring dang do of course it was gonna be the number one whenever I hear this song at camp I'll barge over like Arthur's found the cure to limbo go and really wants to tell uncle it's probably the most popular song in the bunch and for good reason it's funny it incorporates a lot of the other members and it can happen twice in gameplay Arthur sounds more committed to singing than ever even with the lions he doesn't know he's very proud to say made in head the subject matter of the song is about some dude sleeping with a chick and then her dad finds out and sends it to the house it's everything the song should be sexist and simple capping it all off with Arthur calling uncle a dirty man at the end like he wasn't singing louder than anyone else brilliant I honestly don't know what else I can say about this song other than just let you know I met this gal from Old Bordeaux she had blonde hair and blue eyes too and she let me ride on the ring dang do the ring is soft and round like a pussy cat it's got a hole in the middle and it's split in two that's what you call a ring dang do she took me down into her cellar that I was a mighty fan fella fed me a wine and whiskey too let me ride on the ring dang do now what is that soft and round like a pussy cat it's got a hole in the middle and it's split in two that's what you call a ring dang do father came in you have lost your meaning back your bags and your coat tags to make a living off the ring that you pussy cat into that's what you call a ring dang to be a hook on the sign upon the door I reach and flee for two take a crack at my ring dang do me soft and round like a pussy cat I'm sober now thank you for watching this silly video and taking the time to learn about how amazing camps are in Red Dead Redemption 2 most of the time that's a thing anything that works in Red Dead Redemption 2 feels like it should have most of the time written next to it never do the songs waiver though so that's why I wanted to close out the year with this fun little video about drinking and singing songs which is what we should all be doing these holidays I'll be back next year with some new videos the titles I'll put up now so yeah these are some of the projects I'll be working on in 2022 thank you so much to anyone who's watched my videos I really appreciate every view remember to look after your friends especially if they're named Lenny I hope everyone had a good Christmas or anything else you may celebrate


We are now finally able to understand how tumors are able to trick our immune system to feed them with inflammation. When we're born and grow up, we have immune cells that attack everything but us, because the ones that recognized us were eliminated. Cancer cells may be mutated, but they're still our cells, so how do they get the immune system's attention? Presumably any B cell that would recognize us was killed off before our birth. That's where Xeno-Auto antibodies come in. Xeno means foreign, as in xenophobia. Auto comes from the Greek autos, meaning self, as in automobile, a self-moving vehicle, no horse required. But how can something be both Xeno and auto, foreign and self? Though many tumors, like breast cancer, thrive on inflammation, thrive on this low-grade immune response, the problem for the tumor originated from normal breast tissue doesn't look foreign to the immune system, so the tumor isn't able to evoke the response it needs and wants. That's where new GC comes in. Evidence for a human-specific mechanism for diet and antibody-mediated inflammation in carcinoma, cancer progression. Seeing new 5GC incorporation by the cancer confers a selective advantage to tumor cells that are best at accumulating new 5GC. By actively accumulating this foreign meat and dairy molecule coming from our diet into the tumor, the cancer may use it to trick our immune system into producing autoimmune antibodies, anti-new 5GC autoantibodies, which leads to the release of inflammatory compounds that enable the cancer to grow faster. The combination of tumor-associated new 5GC and our circulating anti-new 5GC autoantibodies promotes tumor growth by inducing weak inflammation, causing infiltration of inflammatory cells, and enhancing angiogenesis, enhanced blood flow to the tumor. Our own tumors use what we feed on to get what they feed on. So, as I talked about before, since cancer in a sense may be now considered an autoimmune disease, what are the dietary implications, given the fact that most animals produce this tumor promoter? Well, we don't make new 5GC, at least we haven't for a few million years, and neither do plants. So to undermine our tumor's sneaky strategy, I guess it comes down to either cannibalism or a plant-based diet, or both, I guess. Importantly, these data are congruent with the decreased cancer risk associated with veganism.


Re Ripenzim tizimajo, espi tambazlo hii. Nikona top talenti, multi talenti, musician, TV presenter, host, brand influencer, father figure, brother to many in the industry. Hubei na mamba, mipe? Bado tu skupendi. Mi bado skupendi bara. Subendi kaziangu. Ik nóskom qatang ya. na ono meneoan devu vizuri sisi badotwaja sisi banae tu ukoetu tulila niwa devu njuele atunangan njuele nindengu uku kwa makuapa atunangan njuele uku kwa niwa na kiki tumungo maa patiya? Goda metu patiya resilience na patience iyo tukonayo na n timo niwa ya winga niwa demo matu na matu matu na matu Patiyan wa matu anatu We were not matting. We were not doing anything. Now we are doing so well, we started a show called Obina Show Live, which is on Obina TV. People have picked it differently. People love it. So Obina Show Live, as usual, most of the shows I do are about inspiration. It's also about inspiration. We sit down with people who have been through life, via goda. and I wanted my kids to go to good schools and I wanted my parents taken care of and that has already happened. I need to think that I'm getting from now if the channel becomes bigger it's even better because I'm employing more people. So you see now I'm empowering more younger people, if the channel is also bigger people are watching and the numbers go up means more people are watching are being inspired and being challenged We have people talking and supporting and advising in Boy child who is watching, they're like This person did this, let me also try this but people watching have to be entertained. I'm also achieving that because I'm about happiness and good vibes folks get entertained from that one as well.  Ru wa minasa tu kwa, Tu mengafzili, Let me tell you the things I've not achieved in my life, as Nam 33. Wife Tu k Waitha ni Magi Dogo. Ima rea kujata leo tu nawa na leo. Wuyon ni kumiko willing. A lot of people who are married are fighting to get out of marriage. And a lot of people who are not married they are fighting to get into marriage. So I like you guys, but now when you get into marriage, what do you get? Why do you want to get married? because they want to have unlimited sex. Family. I'm coming there. So, people get married because they want to have a limited sex. You can still have that even if you're not married. Number two, people get married because they want kids. You can still get that if you're not married. And sometimes you'll get married to the wrong person for the wrong reasons. Maybe you like the way they look and then you get married and realize you're not that person. Your personality doesn't match in everything. Am I your ideologies? Am I just family? And then I have children who are in a broken family because you looked at different things. So before you get married, bro, kiriya. I was never married before but I've cohabited with someone. And at the moment Sidani kama is something I want to do again. I already have kids, my kids are okay. We are adjusting and managing the way things come day at a time. And I'm really being present in their life as much as I can. And I'm being their friend and their provider and dad at the same time. And their support, their confidence, their body. And I'm learning and I'm realizing that you can still do this being married to someone. Do what? See what I'm already doing with my kids. Like you can just be a present father. It's not going to be easy. So before you settle down with somebody, it's cool. Think about it, balance everything. Maybe that's what you want. Like myself, I've always wanted a family setup. Like I've always pictured me, my kids, their mother. But now because the math was not a math thing, so that is not there. So now we see there's just me, my kids. They are mothers! No, no, no, no. See personal, see I'm not. Then mimi, so we are not together. But the idea that I had initially was together. Because when I grew up, that's what I saw from my parents. They were always there. Dad was working, mum was doing this. So it's very hard to find me in a marriage setup. Unless two things happen. One, I fall in love, which I tend to do very aimlessly. It's my weakness. So I am not too much. I am not too much. I am not too much because my character is too small. It's fine. Story for another day. Or hambare. You mentioned earlier that things are not achieved with your life. You are listing it. The things are not achieved are two. Three, one is range robber spot. Two is a big house that I own in Nairobi, not renting. Nairobi or ith environs. And traveling the world. Traveling the world. I want to travel the world with my kids. I want to take my kids to, I've not taken my kids to Dubai. I really want to take them to Dubai. Probably in December. Let's see how that goes. I really want to take them to Ferrari world. I want them to try those ninis. Yes, yes. I want to go to Thailand. I want to go to Rio de Janeiro. I want to go to Bali. I want to go to Bali. But I want to go to Muthuwako. I want to go to Bali. I want to go to Bali. How many rentations do you have? I have rentations. I want to have a vibe. Because I have a job. I want to perform my job. I want to go to Fanya. So I want to have a job. I want to have good vibes. I like eating. I like working out. I like driving and good vibes. I want to check my story. But I want to have a job. I want to check and agree with everything. Because when they are bossy. No. So those are the only three things in Fanya. Travelling the world with my family. My kids. My parents. And my close people. Rengirova spot. Nanyumba Nairobi. Yango. A big house. Sika. Apartment. Muncho. Those are the only things. So you see all that is extra. I already have a decent life. But now that is extra. But that is the only thing that you achieve for now. You mentioned a house. A mansion. Now we've seen the other day. One of your good friends. I don't know if he's a good friend. One of the comedians we have in 254. Mula moa. Alio nesha. Manshone ake. Seen on process. Kasema me spend more than 10 million. Kama suja kosaia. We've seen many people supporting and appreciating Mula moa. Because Pia mech kuwa sakipaza. For what Amesa kuwa chib so far. I don't know if there are plans for you right now. But maybe you already have a plan. A dream house. You're working on it. You started constructing. Siyo lezima kuwa nerobe. Maybe ocha. And then kitkama mula moa me fanya. What have you learned with Mula moa? Bro nili jenga homu kitambo. I think I'm among the first comedians to build. I built for my parents. I built my house in the village. But most of the time building a house in the village is wrong investment. What do you mean is wrong investment? You were never there. So you build this house. You put 5 to 10 million in the house that you never live in. I go shago very rarely. And if I go I'll sleep in a hotel in Kisumu. I'll be back in... I'll pass by Nyumbani. Angalia kama compound. Mefie kuwa plans. I've been whatever, whatever. Then I'm back. Then I come. When I go home, I'll sleep there like two nights probably. Nimeena shuguli nyingine. So I'm rarely there. When I'm there with my kids, we can stay. Maximum I can stay with shago probably is one week. Because duty calls. So I'm always in Nairobi and it's environs. So most of the time building with shago is wrong investment. I'm not saying don't build. But don't just put too much money so that your parents can have a flossing right in the village. You know that is my son's house. You know that. I'm away, you see. If you have the excess money do it. If you don't have it, rather you build somewhere where you live. Ruiru, Kitengela, Siyokimau, Apakikuyu, Limuru. Somewhere close by where you can live in that house not pay rent and still do what you do. That is not what I'm working towards. Me I want a house in Nairobi. I already have a plan. Bro, me upangafituzangu unit. Nimejwa ni gariyanina taka. Nimejwa ni wapinabi na taka kuenda. Nimejwa ni nyumbagani na taka ni jenge ama ni nunue. Your budget maybe you're working on? You're still disaving already? Still disaving for what? For the dream house, for the construction of the house. Yes, yes of course. Hey bro you have. It's probably your budget for... So upon do kuna complication. Kwa sabapo. Kwa sabapo. No, 100 ni mingi. So nikianguki ya pesa. There's a nunua nyumba. Maybe 60. 60 million. Niki pata. Bani swapata mibadjetiangu apiti 30. 30. Yeah. A good house. A good house in Nairobi or its environs. Membeli uko ni mewa nasiku baya. I've been checking also spaces because now you have to get a space and Mr. Kiku jenga ku 50 by 100. It's a bit squeezed. I want maybe an acre. You know or maybe half an acre. Something that at least what we want is a space. Me wanna play with my kids football. I wanna swimming pool. I wanna have a gym. I wanna have a movie theater where I'll be premiering my things. I wanna have a working studio. So a lot of things. Because nowadays where the world is going we're gonna be working from home a lot. I wanna have a space where if my team works I'm like this is the office. So you come. Wana pita wa nengia kofisti. Wana wana shugulia wa na toko wa naenda. So maybe 30 hapo. A decent nice house. So piya siki to at the 17 bedrooms. Naa. Times of percentage. Oh percentage. Yes. No 20 percent. 20 percent more. Haa ni me sema maybe nyumba 30 milion. Nya sema nyumba tu ya. Ono jiyo niza jenga nyumba 30 milion then upate kuna furniture. Finishing. Finishing ina nyoroshanga mutu proper. Haa maimai change my mind. Niza jenga lav ni seme hee. Sasa hi kidogo. Wacha ni extend kidogo. So things like those ones happen. Nama niza kulaio saving piya. Ono jiyo ni kipata ranger over piya. Zangali hee ni seme nyumba hini zango jya buwana. So Obina if I give you 30 milion right now. Yes. Will you go for your house, dream house or you buy the Range Rover? I'll go for the house. For the house. Yes. Why not the Range Rover? Because the Range Rover I just need 3 milion to get it. Oh you just need 3 milion. I just need 3 milion. Awu ono nani me lali anini. Anima na machine jama machine. 3 milion na upate kia ina upate ya 3 milion na tokana Range Rover. Even though it might not be the speck that I want. But it akwa kitu kama 2013 na pokusonga. The problem is nyanataka sa niki dogo me pandisha baiki dogo. But akai even if I want the Range Rover tomorrow I might get. But staki kitu ragediri and rakedi ends. I want something. Ami umoroma gajizangu zori na kwanga. Of course. One of a kind. Yes. So I might. Yes. So with 30 milions I see anini ni. See nani anyumba kwanze. Of course so many people will say unabrag. They'll want to know why do you want to invest. You can still build a house of 3 milion, 4 milion, 5 milion. You don't need to ride a Range Rover. Now what does the money state as you're trying to create. You're trying to impress the society. You're living for the society to judge you. So this is what I would say. However someone decides to perceive me is entirely up to them.  I want to do something that I want to do. And everything I want to do always want to do for me and my kids. My mum and maybe my dad. It's never about any other person in the society. I just told you about building a house in the village. I did it though because I wanted to have that type of house. And I built it and I did whatever and I built for my parents. I got my dad a car and we moved and now life has progressed. I want the Range Rover for me. Because it's a goal that I always have. You've always seen when I do something this is among the...  The things I always wanted to do. Last night I was hosting the High Excellency Ida Odinga's birthday. And also I was hosting their 50th anniversary with Baba. That's a big deal bro. The only event that can rival that is the president's birthday or wedding or something. You see and I did it and I've checked it out so I always have this checklist for me. I always tell people all the time if you see me doing something bro it's not for you it will never be for you. It will always be for me and for my kids. And if I feel good doing it no matter how you feel honestly I really don't care. Whether you feel bad if you feel good good and most of the time when I post any of my achievement I never post it to brag. I'm always posting it to motivate and challenge someone because of my background where I'm coming from. I've done numerous interviews saying about the way my childhood was rough and everything and my life coming to Nairobi have evolved until now. If you still look at me until now from a point of hate bro then you really have a problem. Bro some of us come and see mungu na haduak. Atungi kwa pamaze? No, misinanga is umuukora. Mungu bidi na ukora. Ukora is just saying. Ukora buru uta shikwa. Ta fungo, ta pigwa risasi. Don't try those things. But it all depends also with what you have to lose. Mi that's what I always tell people. Like myself if I didn't have my kids right now probably in Kwa Vog, Range Rover Vog, I'm a G-Wagon. Yes, I'm a Bentley. But because I have kids I'm like yo I want to see these kids grow man. If I go missing today what happens to these kids. So there's some mistakes. There's some ukora see where's the fanya. See that it's just the honor. See that it's juizina fanya. But that's why I do like 20 different shows. I'm trying to pull in this, this, this, this. This makes sense. But bro if today I didn't have anything to lose I had a thing. Ukona interview say it took you a duai. Ukona ni zoom. In a yach. With some fine show this in a fang. Bina, bina. Now, obina you know. So many people will ask. Obina ako jobless tu na jua wana sema. Hana job size. Spokwa views tu na milipana views tu zetu to spawna ata lipa rent. And that's how much our total. It's good to understand now. Name for me maybe the source of your income. Apart from being a brand influencer and an emcee. When I was suffering. When I was suffering. Nobody wanted to know the source of my poverty and my suffering. Now that I am no longer suffering. Now you want to know the source of my wealth. It will not happen. But however if you are my fan, you see what I do. Most of the things I do are nika. And some I will not because people when they know they attack. Oh, ali sema SPM buzz ako na shareholder. So sa trako ata ko na skiza SPM buzz whatever. Ali sema e na buti tawaliazisha ni ni. So, ah, ah, ah. SPM buzz weneiko. But amu juna kina na niwako behind it. So I will keep that a secret for personal reasons. However, everything I'm doing is 100% legit. But myself, I mean entertainment. Ful. Nearly everything I do is entertainment. A bit of farming. I do farming here and there. But most of it is entertainment. And a few biasharas here and there. But everything is above book. Everything is legit. Ubeena, as we wind up about now your show, Ubeena Live. How much you making man? Ah, no, I cannot. I know, never. Mr. Beastie Udwambia? Mr. Beastie ni Mr. Beast. Mr. Ubeena. I don't do that. Like you've just said, the minute you tell people how much you earn, it turns into you're bragging, you're doing this, you're lying, you're saying that. So let's avoid that. Why would you need to prove to people how much you make? And also, whatever I make, does not really change anything. Bro, there are people who are making a lot than I'm making. But some just have wrong expenditure plans. And also there are people who are making less than what I'm making but their planning is brilliant. Namitum soko, like, oh, this guy is making so much. But wama joko balance? On a bad day, Ubeena, maybe. Kuna kituka mayo. Zema yoki kituka bisa. Because, Ubeena, you prove to us sometimes when you share a screenshot of transactions. Yes. So sometimes that happens like this.  Bro, even today if I buy a jiwagon, kieshonda kwa headline, wash wash, wama ma, waba ba, ni ni ni ni. Ni ni ni ni. Everything you do, people will always have different whatever. When you come up, you'll see the comments. Ah, kuende uku anaji skiangasana. Yo shatia kia tasipo. Ni ni ni ni ni. That one will always be there. And this is what I've always told people. We have two types of people. We have people who are employees and we have people who are bosses. The good thing about me and both, when I have a job, I do the job. When I don't have the job like now, I have a career. My career is financing my life. And the decisions that I make and the friends that I make, the human currency and the investment and planning, you see. We have people who, when they are not employed, everything stops because they are used to kutumuwa. Endu fanyi, endu fanyi. That's why you'll have people in your DMO, bro, maza I'm doing this, maza get me a job, get me, you're like, bro, just start. Just start doing whatever. Ah, mi ni ni takatu. Mi ni kiandikuwa nuna filpua. But I've also been there. So we have those two types of people. I am both. I try both sides. But it's all about resilience, persistence, but everything I do or say, people will always speak about it one way or another. Do you mind sharing that maybe your net worth? No, I don't know my net worth. Can we try to do some few months? No, you guys can do. I don't know. I've never sat down. Ki do toka uko? You say I just need three million for a rogue. No, Range Rover Sport. Is it 17? No. Range Rover Vogue is 20. Range Rover Vogue is 12. It's 10. It's 10, 15. It's 20, however. I don't think it's proper. I don't think it's proper. I don't think it's proper. Exactly. Not really. I know, but the one I want is Range Rover Sport. It's 8 million. It's 12. No, 12. 8, 7, 8. I don't know how many I've made. It's 5 million. I've checked it. I've checked it. I've checked it. It's 3 million. So, I don't know how many I've made. But it's 8 million. It depends on the specs and the details on it. But about the net worth. You're not comfortable saying it? No, because net worth varies. You know net worth is calculated with assets and liabilities. I have a couple of assets. I have a couple of liabilities. You know me, I'm worth 20 million. No, no. It's just a matter of... I know, but saying my net worth is not going to inspire nobody. But it's going to change something. No, it will. It's going to change something. I don't know how many million or how many million I've made. I don't know how many million but I know how many thousand I've made. How many thousand? I don't know how many. I've seen it on the internet. I don't even remember the last time. When was the last time you had a net worth? I don't remember. It's been a while. How many years have you been driving? It's been a long while. I've been driving 6 years. The bluebird. 6 years, the same car. I've had about 10 different cars. I've had the Nissan Bluebird. I've had a Mk2. I've had an Axio. I've had a Discovery 4. I've had a Harrier. I've had a Lexus RX. I've had a Mercedes Benz. A Paso. Nissan Note. This is VW. Those ones. That's like 10 different models, bro. It's been always here, poli poli tuwapa uchikwe yufa nyeivi. So I can't say no. Do you miss riding on Matatu? No. At all? Do you remember maybe one day you went to Boda Matatu without a cent? No, kutemi animi, tememi amara mob. So me and Owaga Nutul used to live in South B. When we were coming town, we used to walk from South B to town and then to Nkukunyua Kokubaridi. Kuna kwa nanakumataapo karibuna Railways. To nga nabaikokubaridi. Nkukunyua na feel, yes, salav na tememi aneni national theater. When I was living Jogorod, that was mode of transport. Walking na pita Makurua, na pita Markiti, nikuapo OTC, na pita po Jacenjil, kwa uiopastali. Kwa na biangatu the way they used to rob graves. Niki pita po, nga ingiya River Road all the way to National Theater. That was the way of life. So I've also done that for a long while. can't change the way it is I love nike kwa kwa sambaza Nojwa sambaza Ya, so mi am like mbonatuna finyana bana orkebu ni pigya and then you know the way lures are always bana wana suwa nga ugo bata kupiga buwana nini baby I'm like yo So in my head I'm like mbonanakaut watano apa nyuma and we can conflict with just three people Like na couple I'm like nda lepa kuna ku lepa ya ni they don't even seat I'm like I'll just pay for this space so we don't have You know back then I was starting I was kitambo ya So that was those memories so I'm always like hey Mr. Kiyopresha and then we came to return Uyo jatumiya Dio Uyo tena sambaza venyanongia We were like wala We were like yo There's so much then Conduct and taka pite na pesa ya Ako and when we pay a pesa jaku di sha change there's a lot of seat belts as ifany then me I always like seat belt me I love my life nike nge na funga seat belt as ifany is doing him it's just too complicated so I'd rather not be in amatatu now and then Pia nwi ikiru di kumatatu I was so kumatatu na nakumuva kumagari wa ta move wapi You don't go back Maybe just to rewind your memories No that one I can do but when I will do it I will film it so that people can experience here the moments because also when I do it I like to relive it also I really want to take my kids on amatatu was ke ko haji taka kwa peleka waliwai kitamu wadoga wali zushyam but I was not there zushyakwa ai there pigiya kwa na lola pigiya na natu kujie they are not used to me my kids since attender age I've tried to show them a different life so the thing that happens is as parents we try to compensate on our kids what we didn't have what we didn't experience we try and make our kids experience it and sometimes we end up spoiling them or making them live a good life so with my kids I've really tried for them not to go through what I went through but always tell them the stories my mum tells them the stories I take them to the places they explore so now we are supposed to go to Kibra and they are supposed to be on amatatu they are supposed they loved it it's even on their channel so I want them to try that and also feel but Lola tried kidoga when she was young yo amatatu wa ikusonga wali shuka bak then uba was the main thing ok, Obina now recent has happened to your life so many conversations online when you have your guest on your show you guys talk a lot about what is happening of course to inspire the kid people there were allegations stories going around that kuna doya Branchira batoli raised na hakuwai pata I don't know I don't know about that I never raised money for Branchira I don't know it was never sent to your call? no no no no on my show no I never even asked anybody and anytime if you've noticed anytime I interview someone and I always say send money I always give the persons number I have never wanted to be the intermediary because I mean you put yourself in that line anything happens oh me kula pesa umefanya nini so me I always say if you have any money all the guests who have come here to ask for help I always do even on my channel I interview someone who needs money write their number down they always say it I repeat it I don't want to be involved I don't want to be part of that the maximum I did for Branchira was I gave him some small money which was transport it was 4 Gs and we ate we had a good vibe and he was supposed to be part of Obina TV doing this thing you are doing Branchira was supposed to do on Obina TV we agreed he alilipuka kaa sema vitumingin nika sema nika with the drone nika sema it's fine we put some offer job already the monthly salary already no we have not discussed the niti gritties but it was the idea we sat down it was like this the direction I am looking at so let's start cleaning the act because money is in corporate and if you are not clean corporate will touch you with a ten foot pole they are like yo, you need hot wire so that is what was happening so nika sema nika and then at some point it never I think it was never meant to be so that's it but I never raised any money for Chira or touched any money for Chira what is the relationship with Branchira right now the last time we talked maybe that day we were in there no, we spoke before ilestori aziad there was a client that wanted something so I reached out to him I'm like this client wants this they have this budget do this, this, this, this and he didn't get to do it and then later I showed aziad so then it's like oh this is why so that was the last time we spoke we haven't spoken again any relationship no we just the way we were before it's like my relationship with you we are not enemies of course yeah that's the same thing that is with Branchira we are not tight but we are not enemies we are not we are atunawa do we are atunawa if we meet here we'll vibe we'll meet, we'll talk we'll laugh, we'll eat that way now because recently we saw it Nyako mentioning it on live on tiktok that we are taking advantage of Branchira as content creators and then you being one of the guys who reached out who have a seat done with Branchira regarding what he was going through I don't know how you felt about Nyako's comments no, what she said was true and actually comment that was like it's actually true people are taking advantage however mine was different before everything happened I called Chira like a big brother anybody was not watching the interview watch it I did most of the talking I was trying to give him direction same thing we did with Nyako but it was offline after we did the interview with Nyako then I figured out the person she was we had a lot of conversations on the side for how to clean the brand how to change it to a corporate brand to get the money and we started making some money together but that's a story for another