Save 10% with my code Bobby10 on raw, organic, grass-fed and grass-finished, freeze-dried organ meats from grassland nutrition. Link in the description box. All right guys, welcome back to the channel. If you're new, Manu is Bobby. Guys, trigger warning, outrageous title that we are going to react to today. The end of the f***ing argument by full metal theist. This video is an in-depth expose about the age of Aisha. This is a video recommendation of you guys, and I personally am interested to look at every angle of the argument. With no further ado, let's have a look. Why did I say that Mohammed was a mass murderer and a f***er? Because he was. The young girl Aisha, when she was six, and he consummated her at the age of nine. When he went from Maca... He consummated her. Mohammed was a f***ing vile. I talked about this topic many times in detail, and I thought it is very clear. I thought I don't have to repeat this. This is quite obvious. Look at this. Twitter wanted me to delete this tweet and lock my account until I delete it. Mohammed married Aisha when she was six and had f***s with her when she was nine. This is f***ing filial, and pointing out this fact is not Islamophobia. Thousands of people condemned Mohammed's relationship with Aisha. About 100 people said that they wanted to condemn Mohammed. The Prophet of Islam, Mohammed may peace be upon him, is said to have married Aisha at the age of six and consummated the marriage with her when she was nine. And that is why your average critic of Islam will tell you, well, that's a f***ing filial. You know the argument. In this video, you will also get to know why this very same argument is logically invalid and why a light of that, its conclusion that Mohammed peace be upon him is a f***ing filial, is a false conclusion. We will also make a positive case against the alleged immorality of such marriage and we will consider further reasons to dismiss the f***ing filial accusation. This video will provide you with the most complete answer you can get on this topic so far. I'm the full metal theist. As-salamu alaikum. Bismillah. What is a logical fallacy? For your information, a logical fallacy is a mistake in reasoning which renders the argument committing it invalid. There are a bunch being committed in this argument and chances are that in accordance with which further assumptions are made along with this critique, fallacies are more. We will look into these assumptions later on, suffice to say this argument is invalid and here is why. We know out of common experience that a car with not enough gas is not gonna start. But for you to go around the streets, see someone shouting at his own car because it's not starting and say, well, he ran out of gas. Well, you would be committing the logical fallacy of affirming the consequence. This fallacy fails to recognize that, well, there is more than a reason as to why a car is not starting. Likewise, critics of Islam fail to recognize that pedophilia is not the explanation but one assumption among many others as to why Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, married Aisha, radi Allahu anha. Not only, we will see a look in- Alright, I have to intersect here. For me personally, as a layman, as an outsider to the religion of Islam, simply hearing the fact that an old man, 40, 50 year old, married a six year old, for me personally, coming from my biases and taking everything else into consideration, of course, I would have to confirm that this in our day and age would be considered pedophilia. But hear me out, I am a naturalist of sorts and therefore biology is a reality. I fully agree with the Islamic narrative that once we enter puberty, we are good to go. This is the reality of things. Once we hit puberty, girls start menstruating and boys start ejaculating. This is the time of the natural calling for procreation. It is what it is. If you are a Darwinist, you would have to accept it. That's that a Darwinist has no moral baseline, has absolutely no origin for right or wrong, no objective truth other than nature and evolution. So if you take nature and evolution into account, you must agree that you are fertile at a given age and therefore you are ready for the sexual act. Islam, on the other hand, doesn't focus on sexuality itself. However, says now you're ready to get married. And therefore in that context, it makes sense. These are the reasons as to why this marriage happened. But we will recognize that in light of these, the pedophilia accusation is baseless. I wouldn't say it's baseless. That doesn't make sense. That's not fair. Of course, not baseless. Just looking at it at face value. It is not baseless. In logical fallacy, committed by this argument is one called presentism, according to which one would be judging past events or figures by modern. And that would be the only fallacy I argue. They contemporary standards, which are obviously different from those of these societies and people of the past that are so being dishonestly evaluated. Think about it this way. If you provide a moral judgment against someone who lived in a distant past, and you're expecting this person to behave in a certain way that was not permitted by his leaving conditions by his historical context, then you would be committing presentism. Why? Because simply the main difference here, especially if you look at Christians attacking Islam is not necessarily presentism. What they say is that there must be a universal standard of goodness, a universal standard of love. Therefore, they take the example of Jesus. The story of Jesus within the Christian context is a man that was sin free. He never had a woman whatsoever. And he sacrificed himself for us. This larger than life figure is the universal moral standard of all times. And this is why they take that standard and compare it to Mohammed. They do not compare it only to this present day and age, but they compare it to a universal standard would be assuming the existence of certain things that did not exist and not valid for these people in a way that would enable them to behave as you see appropriate. An example could be to say that 70 years ago, people were stupid for considering smoking cigarettes, healthy habit. What's saying that is actually false.  We would simply be assuming they knew what we know today about cigarettes when they actually didn't.  They didn't know something.  In a similar way, let's take a look at the historical The video is not great, man. with Prophet Muhammad times and we will find the context that not only dismisses the moral outrage regarding his marriage with Aisha, radiallahu anha, but also allows us to appreciate our ancestors for their efforts. Let's go. The Middle Ages. That is the historical context in which the Prophet of Islam, Muhammad may peace be upon him, lived. The leading civilization during these times was the Roman civilization. Allow me in that regard to provide you with some information that might put things into perspective for you. Consider this, the average life expectancy for a working class Roman citizen in late antiquity was roughly around 35 to 40 years. If they lived past infancy, that is skeletal remains revealed that prior to death, most labors suffered from a set of diseases such as chronic arthritis, fractures, displacements, and even bone cancer. And this was due to the fact that they had very poor diets and that combined with harsh working conditions has this as a result. And if they didn't die from their work, they still had to contend with war, disease and famine. The female health of society didn't have it much better. And due to high rates of infant mortality, women had to endure 5 to 7 full term pregnancies just to keep the population stable. How crazy is that?  Just let that sink for a moment, because it's crazy if you think about it. And given these high mortality rates, it only made sense for these societies to begin procreating as early as possible. This was especially the case for younger. This here is a good argument. Of course, we still have the issue in this case here that Mohammed was much, much older than Aisha. Even if you look at the Balkan nowadays and you see the Romans and Sintis, derogatory term for them would be Gypsies, they get married when they are 10, 11 or 12. Girls who at the onset of puberty were expected to transition from childhood directly into adulthood. They didn't have the time to go on family vacations. They had no such a thing. They didn't have school field trips, no graduation, no gluten free meals, no advanced healthcare facilities, no vaccines, no running water, no electricity. They were busy trying to survive. And if this was the situation for common people in the most advanced civilization at the time, what on earth could we possibly expect from desert dwelling A-Raps? Case in point, all the seven children of the Prophet Mohammed, may peace be upon him, died as either infant or didn't make it past 30 years old. So the rationality behind maximizing fertility was really something nobody could argue against considering the likelihood of young women not living long enough to see their first child reach maturity. The idea that Aisha's marriage with the Prophet, peace be upon him, was contracted at the age of 6 and ultimately consummated by 9 is seen as in a front by most people. However, when considering the just mentioned evidence and historical context, it shouldn't be so difficult to understand why this practice was perfectly acceptable at the time. Again, I agree with that argument. For that time, yes, if Aisha entered puberty at 9, then it was time to consummate the marriage. However, that being said, the issue that I'm seeing here personally is that they could have found a partner around the same age. There is no real reason for her to get married to a much older man. Was not married to the Prophet, may peace be upon him, because he was a pedophile. No, she was merrily following in the footsteps of so many girls before her who had reached puberty. This is an absolutely horrible argument, especially if we're speaking about Islam, because you say in her time, society and culture, but Islam comes with a universal message. It actually discourages people to follow in the footsteps of their ancestors and to follow the message of Tawhid, to follow the message of one God.  To start your adult life is really a bad video man. When it comes to childhood maturity and marriage, our ancestors established them in various ways which are different from contemporary Western definitions, but nonetheless justified by their own circumstances and the fact that these living conditions they found themselves into did not allow them to adopt the definitions of childhood maturity and marriage that we have nowadays. And to maliciously accuse the Prophet of Islam, may peace be upon him, because of his marriage with Aisha, is equivalent to affirm that societies and cultures on a worldwide scale prior to the 20th century somehow all suffered from a mental illness called pedophilia. Would you rather believe such an absurdity just because you aim at criticizing this man? Or would you actually be real? Alright, let me flip the script here. You, the video creator, would you like in this day and age the age of consent to be lowered to six years old? Is this something that you would like to see in this day and age? And again guys, with all due respect here, my critique is not at Prophet Muhammad, may peace be upon him, but the video maker, his arguments are absolutely ridiculous man. Welcome to a thought experiment where I will be your guide. Imagine yourself in the future at a about 1400 years from now and let's say this future is awesome. There's wordpies, flying cars, technology so developed and medicine so advanced that now humans leave to the age of 200 years and more.  Oh my god, Alexa, he married a 20 years old girl? Ew, why would he marry a minor?  Not really. The age of majority back then wasn't set like today at 29 years of age. Since the average life expectancy in 2021 was 70 and not 200 like today, their definition of minors and childhood was different. We can't really call them pedophiles only because of that. And this is exactly the fallacious sort of reasoning. Critics of Islam commit nowadays in regards to the Prophet of Islam may peace be upon him. The historical reports have us know that Aisha was already betrothed to a man before the Prophet, peace be upon him. His name was Jubeir ibn Mu'taim. This goes to suggest that this kind of marriage was not an isolated case related to Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, for reasons of pedophilia. Yet an accepted practice within his society. It is also historically well established that early Islam had many enemies that antagonized the Prophet in many ways. None of these ways though was centered on Aisha's age. This goes to further confirm that Muhammad's marriage with Aisha was not an isolated case, yet common practice within his culture and time. Even when looking at external sources of criticism, the first condemnatory note regarding Aisha's age only comes in 1905 and by British Orientalist David Margo Yu. Did you hear that? 1905. The question is why did it take so long? Was every enemy of Islam between the rise of Islam in 1905 not creative enough, not hateful enough towards the Prophet of Islam? No, the answer is simple. This critique is once again, this critique by Islamophobes is only the product of a change in historical context and their inability to see it. Ruqayya was one of the daughters of the Prophet of Islam, peace be upon him, and she was given into marriage to Atman ibn Affan at the age of 10. This only goes to additionally suggest that it was a common practice within that society and time and not an isolated case motivated by immoral reasons such as pedophilia. We also have to know that this marriage didn't lack parental consent, both mom and dad of Aisha. And that is of course the main difference here. I agree with him absolutely because in this day and age, if we are speaking about pedophilia in 99.999% of the instances, we are talking about an adult violently taking control over a child. This of course not the case in this context here. We're talking about marriage. And yet again, Darwinists, atheists cannot find anything wrong with that. If two fertile human beings enter into marriage, there's absolutely nothing morally reprehensive against that. To the Prophet, peace be upon him. Not only they were friends of the Prophet, peace be upon him, and even after the marriage took place, the friendship did not end. Abu Bakr, the father of Aisha was Muhammad's best friend and that goes to suggest that much likely the girl was not under a regime of abuse, otherwise the marriage and the friendship would have been cancelled out by the family of Aisha. Years later, the Prophet of Islam gave Aisha and all his wives the option to cancel the marriage with him and leave him, but none of them did. Not a single one of them left the Prophet of Islam. Now even if we were to admit to the complexities of childhood and development over time, these realities seem to suggest moral relativism. The idea that moral principles are only valid in relation to a specific time, place or culture. The truth is that you can validly hold unchanging moral principles while believing in historically contingent moral dilemmas. In simple terms, I'm telling you that there are correct and incorrect choices, regardless of varying circumstances.  Doesn't matter the time or the place. But how we judge situations of murder and rape depends on the context in which they were committed. For instance, it's one thing to read that a historical figure killed another person, but it's another to know that they did so because of dire need or just causes, for example self-defense. It's one thing to say that a man married a child 1400 years ago therefore he's a pedophile, but it's another to know that 1400 years ago societies and not just a man, societies used to hold marriages at the onset of puberty due to their living conditions and because of that, their understanding of childhood was necessarily different. I agree with the statement that childhood back then was defined differently, however, what you're playing right now is literally moral relativism. You're trying to debunk moral relativism by appealing to moral relativism. For the pedophilia accusation is just modern individuals embarrassing themselves with an anachronistic fallacious interpretation of history for the sake of criticizing a man they don't like. That Muhammad peace be upon him is a b****. It all is a false conclusion because based on a fallacious argument, so here we are back to square one. Is the video over? No, I want to break the mutuality and provide you with further reasons to consider that we actually have more to believe this marriage and the intentions behind it as void of evil for abuse. Man, basically you're talking and talking and talking. All you could have said is during that time it was acceptable because people died early. Moreover, you should have given the argument that if you enter puberty by the standard of nature and hence by the standard of God, because God created nature, you are fertile and therefore this would be the right age to get married. Video done. Arguments is one I call justification for profit. And it goes to address questions like, isn't your Allah all knowing and all just? Doesn't he know the harms Aisha could have gone through at such a young age regardless of historical context. And from this question come to the conclusion that Muhammad peace be upon him was not a true messenger of God. I mean this is all the argument is about pretty much. And what is about to come, especially fear Muslim will prove you that this marriage was not immoral. If Allah is the only one true merciful just God and he did not condemn his messenger's marriage with Aisha according to the historically reported dynamics of such marriage, then such a marriage was void of evil intentions, abused and served a greater good. Allah is the only one true merciful just God, therefore his messenger's marriage with Aisha according to the historically reported dynamics was void of evil intentions, abused and served a greater good. I know that this rests on the assumption that Islam is the truth but I also want you to consider that we as Muslims have reasons to believe Muhammad a prophet of God which are external and beyond his marriage with Aisha. We do not believe this marriage to be invalidating his claims to prophethood because his prophethood and the claims behind it lie on reasons that are not dependent on the dynamics of his marriages. But rather we explain this marriage especially because I personally would believe the Quran that states that Muhammad was the messenger and his main purpose was to reveal the Quran. And any other event of his life where there is stuff to assume a light of his holy prophethood so we only assume the best out of him because he is the messenger of the only one true all merciful all just God. So in simple terms to make it easier for you if your question is why hasn't your all merciful Allah condemned this marriage if he's all merciful and Muhammad may peace be upon him is his messenger? Well the answer is that if he did not condemn it and that means there was no abuse and no bad intentions and it served a greater good and good lord we can pinpoint that greater good with such a precision this woman Aisha is behind practically more than 2000 narrations narrations upon which much of the Islamic tradition is built. I can see it you can see it if you don't like it well let's move the talk on whether Islam is the truth or not okay we enter now the final part of this video we have seen so far how the pedophilia accusation against the prophet of Islam a light of his marriage with Aisha is to begin with not an established conclusion like the Islamophobes want you to believe yet an assumption among others then we saw how it's actually a fallacious conjecture based on anachronistic interpretations of history and we then proceeded to explain how given Islam as true we can logically deduce how such a marriage was void of evil or abuse now i would like to present you with more and more considerations to confirm what we logically just deduced here's something that you need to remind every explanation suggested for a certain experience or event may be consistent with it yet at the same time it implicitly suggests the existence of relevant facts or predictions that are necessary for the very same consistency of said explanation i know it sounds a little bit complicated so let me break it down for you with an example if we accuse someone of having killed someone else with a gun then we can predict the existence of a gun and of reasons for which the murder was committed and finally we would expect an investigation to confirm the existence of these things because their existence is necessary for the consistency of our explanation slash accusation so if the person under investigation turns out i've never had a weapon whatsoever nor reasons to kill the victim a complete stranger nor any of the further facts we would expect to be real in case this person was a murderer the obvious conclusion is that he's not the one who committed murder why am i telling you all this stuff this is called inference to the best explanation and i want you to keep it in mind because we're about to do the same thing with ashad radiallahu anha and Muhammad peace be upon him okay fahisha radiallahu anha was the victim of child if her marriage was based on intentions of exploiting her sex way because the prophet of islam was a file then we would expect the existence of relevant facts that would confirm such a theory the american college of obstetricians and gynecologists can help us identify some of these facts let's check them out from the paper adult manifestations of childhood use we can read that a child who got sexually abused generally faces traumas on both a physical and psychological level and these are long lasting varied complex and often devastating they go on to say that the primary after effects of childhoods use include post traumatic stress distorted self-perception having nightmares or flashbacks emotions such as fear shame humiliation guilt and self-blame would be dominant on a physical level the situation is more severe and i quote gynecological problems including chronic pelvic pain dysparunia vaginismus and nonspecific vaginitis are said to be common diagnosis among survivors they also add anxiety and depression self-neglect eating disorders all these have been attributed to childhood sexual abuse adults abuse that children are four to five times more likely to have abused alcohol and illicit drugs they are also twice as likely to smoke be physically inactive and be severely abused now this is the profile of a child who's got and if it's true that isha radiallahu anha is a child who's got then this is what likely needs to be her profile so all we need to do is take a look at her character from the same source critics of islam used to claim she's a victim of child abuse we're not using something different here first of all we know that isha died at her home in medina on 16 July 678 when she was 67 years old you would agree with me now that's quite long live or someone who's expected to have a series of gynecological problem during the middle ages on top of it we'll show and more well this debunks the theory that people back then died in their 30s so know that she was an extremely intelligent and brilliant individual who grew up into being a very again guys sorry but i have to critique this video mega three prolific influential scholar during the times we have reports also stating how she was incredibly active someone who loved racing running and watching sport like events she was charismatic she would tease her husband in conversation despite his status as a prophet she did a shy away from confrontation and she was a brave woman during a controversial battle in muslim history she emerged writing a camel to lead the troops she was known for her assertive temperament now in light of this wasn't she supposed to be depressed to be anxious to be obese suffering from post-traumatic stress suffering of shame humiliation in a series of physical impairments chronic impairment wasn't she supposed to be the victim of abuse the character of aisha being that of a victim is not coherent with what historical reports tell us about her therefore such hypothesis loses further credibility aisha was someone who defended her husband even after he died and if your best answer to this is so-called syndrome then know that such a syndrome presupposes abuse the very same abuse of which confirming and expected evidence we just did it find the same goes for the prophet of islam he was a man with friends and companions he didn't suffer from loneliness or lack of empathy he was not anti social he did not make use of drugs or intoxicants it didn't suffer from lack of self-esteem he loved his previous one in brief he's not reported of suffering from any negative personality trait you could expect to find in a that's sad here's what you would expect the to do to stalk and seek victims to satisfy his deviancy it is not uncommon for them to be developing a long list of potential victims at one yeah yet again you have to take it into context here and nowadays is not an act within marriage anyway so therefore to compare those two things doesn't make sense in the first place in the case of the prophet of islam influential and authoritative as he was you would expect him to be easily satisfying these mentioned points if he was a did he the story goes that the marriage with isha was not even initiated by him he never brought it up it was suggested by someone else one of the female companions to his prophetic mission khawla bint hakim a female suggested that he should marry isha and then he simply agreed to it when muhammad peace be upon him stipulated a contract of marriage with isha's father as i mentioned before abu bakr his best friend isha was only six and they decided to wait till she reached puberty because back then that is how they defined the age of majority and for her that happened when she was nine well think about it they didn't decide to wait till she was nine what they decided to do is to wait till she would have attained puberty which if you think about it in that moment they had really no way to know that that would have happened by when she was the age of nine so if you're a pile and you're met with the perspective of having to wait indefinitely till the child you're attracted to would stop being a child that what kind of move is that for a file you would expect him to wait nothing not even those three years because that that was not waiting three years that was from their perspective indefinite waiting that's what it is it doesn't make sense from the perspective of hypothetically him being a pile and that aside why would someone who's got an absolute authority in his community and he's supposedly a file not just simply surround himself with child brides if you are a child predator why have this marriage only happened because it was suggested to you by someone else why stop at isha why not get further why respect the wait till puberty principle if you're attracted to having with children all right and this is it for this video thank god it is over if anything this video left us more confused than before really really poor job i said throughout the video but i have to repeat it again nobody likes a wise as he used a lot of fancy words ultimately not describing really the core doctrine that you can find within islam as well islam itself clarifies that once you hit puberty you can get married that's that and therefore he should have explained to the atheists to the modernist to the darvinist that this is their own doctrine survival of the fittest would lead to exactly that in nature you can observe that once fertility starts once the puberty started people animals everyone can procreate this is literally the only argument that you need all right guys and this is it for today's video very frustrating but if you liked it nevertheless leave it a thumbs up if you haven't subscribed already guys please do so and if you want to support this channel via patreon all the links are in the description box below thank you so much for your ongoing support guys as always may god bless you all much love and 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It's like a fire, babe! Alright, let's do it. We just made these three door hangers, a good, better, and best, or a thick, thicker, and thickest. Or a cute, cuter, and cutest. Oh, I like it. And we'll show you how we made them right now. What is up? A welcome back. Do you like to do a builder or make it? We do too, and we have a new video every week. This week? We're taking it back to the farmers market one more time. Farmers market actually is August 8th, so this coming Saturday. And we're making one more project that we want your thoughts and opinions on. And on this one, we're going to do a good, better, best. Or a thin, thicker, thickest. Yeah, kind of. But I think, I'm definitely taking all three of these, assuming that nothing blows up. But I think they're going to be really cute. There are three options. And then we'll talk pricing, because that's something I don't know what to do about it yet. Etsy? We just, Etsy? He was Etsy. There's such wide ranges, though. When I was looking at the front porch welcome, and when I saw from $15 to $70. And I was like, okay. Well, somewhere in there. That 71 comes with a ring doorbell. Yeah, probably. Step one. We're going to gather all of our materials. We needed an eighth inch piece of MDF. And then a quarter inch MDF round. Oh, and then some paint. Some black paint. And some cream colored paint and pale moon. Pale moon. They both sound like they should be whispered. Step two. We're going to make all of our cuts. Well, the glow forge is going to make all of our cuts. I'm going to take this over and we're going to cut out a word. Words. What is it? A word. A word. What word? Oh, it's actually two words. You're right. Oh, it's two words. Hey y'all. That's right. Hey y'all. Hey y'all in Virginia. So we're going to start with hey y'all. So I'm going to go cut hey y'all. I'm going to jump into Adobe Illustrator. Then I'm going to use Magnolia Skyfont. It's really popular right now. I'm going to put hey y'all on two separate lines. And then I'm going to put an apostrophe on its own line. I'm going to flip the apostrophe. It looks a little wonky. I'm going to use my object transform reflect tool. That should flip it. Move everything into place. Then I'm going to select everything. And I'm going to create outlines. This will give everything a path. And then I'm going to select hey in the apostrophe. And I'm going to use the path finder tool and unite the paths. I'm going to do the same thing for y'all. Otherwise it'll try to cut each letter or it makes each letter its own cut path. I'm going to resize it. I'm going to export it as an SVG. I'm going to name it hey y'all. And then I'm going to keep the defaults on my export. I'm going to jump over to the Glowforge app. And then I'm just going to import that SVG I just made. I'm going to resize it. Look at that. Perfect right? Select my wood. Then I'm going to select cut. And I'm going to print which is actually cut. I'm going to use the same method to create all the SVGs today. Three. Now we paint. We're going to paint everything. We have everything. Letters are getting this classic noir. And the round's going to get this pale moon. And that's it. Super easy. And with some gorilla glue. This clear stuff. Hopefully it will hide any shifting mistakes. I'm going to lay it out first. Y'all. Just like that. Don't mess it up. I glue it. You put it back. Man that's a mess. That's going to look terrible. A little alcohol. Clean it right up. Once we set it down. We moved it. And then there was this glue everywhere. I wasn't going to look good. Don't smush it. Alright so his alcohol trick really worked. It's not shiny. It kept that dull chalk paint finish. And we were able to reapply it. So. We saved the day. So we're going to set that aside. Before we mess it up anymore. And let that dry. We're going to come back and finish that up with a bow. And a ribbon. And hangers and all that. Better door hanger. Thicker door hanger. Cuter door hanger. Step one. We're going to gather all of our materials.  Half inch thick. Oh and some stain. And some paint. Of course. Step two. The glue forge is going to make all of my cuts. Just going to take this over to the glue forge. And cut out the word. Hello. This one's a little more classy. This one's a little more uptight. We're going to do some painting. And some staining. After I pop out my word hello. Our stain is dry on our round. And our next step. I want to add some stripes across the bottom. Where hello will sit on the stripe. Now the trick is. How do I tape this off? And we were just talking about this. And I'm not sure that we're. We've got it a hundred percent. Garrett's going to make it happen. It's happening. I want a thick stripe. In the middle. And then a thin. Thick. That's crooked. Yeah. Light coat of Mod Podge. Really just where the tape is. Yeah. We just don't want it to bleed under the tape. Just like a quarter inch wide is what I was thinking. So while he's doing that. We are also working on our farmers market booth setup. So we're going to create the look for our booth. And we're going to create like a ladder shelf. That'll go on a table. And then we're going to put some kind of behind us. Anyway. Like a farm yard. Yeah. I was designing it with my daughter Courtney. And we're going to work on that sometime this week. And try and finish that up. Hopefully it won't take too much time. This is definitely one of the last things that we have to do. And we'll put that video on Patreon. I was just trying to figure out a pattern of Patreon. Patreon. Patreon for our patrons. So if you want to go over and see that. That'll be up later this weekend as well. And we'll show you what we made for that. And then what the final booth setup look like. This is going to be white. Alright. So if I were going to produce multiples of these. I would need to create one. Yeah. This is all dry. Our paint strips at the bottom. The low is all dry. Going on to a step four. We're going to glue it down. A symbol. A symbol. You place it again. Like that. Looks great. Nobody touch it. We'll set this one aside to dry. Not tilt it. Alright. We'll set this one to dry with the other one. Door hanger. Best. Thickest. Cutest. That's a plan. Step one. We're going to gather all of our supplies.  Like eighth inch. Some blonde wood. Plywood. That's what we're cutting our word out of. Going back in with that 18 inch round. With some paints and stains. Just paints. No stains. We're going to make all of our cuts. I'm just going to take this half inch piece down to the X-Carve and cut out our word. High. Short and simple. And then this Baltic birch. Just going over to the X-Carve. We're going to cut out some flowers. Some pretty flowers. I almost did it. And our flowers and paint. More painting. A lot of painting tonight. A lot more painting on this one. You're not going to love it. Time to add the... I'm going to get all fancy with this one. I think so. What do you think? Yes. Can you see the stripe on either side? Yeah. I think so. Can you see the high? Can you see it? Just look like some lines on some lines. Yes. After I painted it I decided that high just blends way too much. I can't even see it on the camera. It blends way too much. Garrett's going to cut me another one. I think we're going to stain that one. And put it on here. It will look better. I think it will look better. We can stain it brown or we could spray paint it gold. What do you think? Spray paint it gold or stain it brown? What do you guys think? Leave me a comment. I'm going to do it before you comment though. Which one you thought was better? Maybe I'll do them both. That's what I was just thinking. If you're going to cut another one you can see. I'm going to spray paint this one gold. Gold. And I'm going to cut another high. What do you guys think? We're going to try gold. I get that's a bit much for the farmers market. But it's here and it looks fabulous. You know how those farmers really like their bling? Yeah. So I'm saying. We're going to try it. We're going to glue it down now. And add the ribbon. Step 4. Glue it down. First tee. Back on your game today. Back on it. We're going to gently set this aside. Gently. Set this aside. So our glue is dry. That's right. Hey y'all. Last step is to make a cute little bow. Make a cute little bow for the top. I'm going to use this what is it? 4 inches? It's bow time. 5 inch burlap ribbon here. And I'm going to cut it at about 18 inches. Are you getting this babe? Oh yeah. 18 inches. You ready to bow? Alright. You want to do something? I need 8 inches of each one of these. Of each one of these? Uh huh. No. I'm going to use just 4 different pieces of ribbon here. I've got 4 different coordinating colors. I've got a stripe. A solid. A mesh. And a zigzag. Oh do you need 8 inches of zigzags here? Yes please. That's a lot of ribbon. I'm going to fold this in half. And then just cut a little Fishtail. Yeah. Fishtail in there. Give it a little fishtail. Easy. So we're going to fold this in half. Overlap it just a little bit. And then you're going to pinch it in the middle. Yeah. Give it 3 little humps. Do you see that? Do you need some of this? Not yet. Because now I'm going to add coordinating ribbon. Just pinching them in there. Yup. I'm also going to give that a little wrinkle too. Stack them. Now give me a little 10 inches of that. Oh 10 inches. Whatever. It's going to be able to tie it. Nope.  There you go. Pull tight. There you go. I'll hold it for you. It's like tying a baby shoe. I'm losing this shoe. And we created this cute little bow. Isn't that adorable? That was easy. Yeah. So easy. The next step is just to glow that on there. So I'm just going to hot glue that. That's all she needs. Yeah. Garrett's going to add some de-hangers to the back of this thing. And I'm going to take it outside. Throw some poly on it. And we're ready for sale. Woo! What's your vote on which one you like? I think this one's pretty easy to recreate and do multiples of. This one's not too bad. It's just that stripe. I think we would have to create some sort of stencil for that in order to mass produce that. I mean mass is a relative term. It's like a nice reusable stencil that we could spray paint. Well I don't think you could spray paint it. But I mean it's just a couple of stripes. But anyway. Something that I wouldn't have to do all that taping like we did. And this one is even worse with the taping. This one's got a lot more taping for the stripes. And the high took a while to carve out. Even with the X-Carve. It took a couple of minutes. But it looks great. I mean it is the best one. I think I would just have to charge more. I mean there's just more time that goes into that one. It's just the blingest. So give us your vote. Tell us which one you like the best. Which one you might buy. Well. I mean at a farmer's market. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. At a farmer's market. Which one would you pick up at a farmer's market. Looks like we're bad out of time for this week. So we'll see you next week where we'll do it building and make it again. And I think you just used the balancing. No. I won't help you. It's not bad. I think the heavier they are. Although the same. Oh you thought I dropped it.


Hi everybody, Joe for Jaspy's casebreaks.com coming at you with 2020-2021 Panini Flux Basketball. Half case, random team break number five, one spot gets you two teams. And for the purposes of the St. Nick promo, we're only randomizing the original 15 names. So let's actually take that original list right over there so I can remember that. And for the break, let's double you up like Sir Mix a lot. And all 30 basketball teams are in. Let's roll it and randomize it four to two, six times, one, two, three, four, five, and sixth and final time. After six, we got Ryan down to Stephen, four to two, six times for the teams, one, two, three, four, five, and sixth and final time. We got the Kings down to the Nuggets. All right, here we go.  Let's sort by column B, alphabetically by team, and feel free to trade if you like. I'm going to switch away from this window for just a second, but I'll come back to it. I just want to open up this fresh case and see which half of this flux case we're going to do. So there's the fresh case of flux. Let's see what we've got. All right. Chad has the Blazers and Bucks up for trade. And I did see that double fumble in the Cincinnati Denver game. So it's just ended up just being a big loss of yardage for Denver. They just get the ball right back. So they're just working their way back now. All right. So we've got six boxes on the left side, six boxes on the right side. We're going to select one die. I'm going to select that one right there. One, two, three, four, five, six. And it's one. So we're going to do the left side right here. And this side we're going to save for next time. And there are, this is break five. So this is for break six. So you see those marked six right there. So you will know they're all from the same case.  Having it over here. Okay. Now I'm going to pause the video when we come back. We're going to see if there's any trades and then we're going to have the break. Stick around. Be right back. All right. Welcome back folks. A little bit of trade chatter, but in the end, no deals were done. So that list that you saw on the previous screen is now officially printed out and remains the same. Thanks for watching. Thanks for breaking with us. Thanks for spending a bit of your Sunday with us as well. I appreciate that. I know you have everyone has a lot going on with the holidays coming up. And I appreciate you carving out some time for Jaspies. All right. Let's go. Let's see what we got. We do have some basketball happening tonight, right? I know a lot of games have been moved around here and there. I think my Lakers are in Chicago in about an hour. Let's roll. I don't think there's any NBA finals, final scores. Yeah. We got a few games postponed, but the Spurs are in Sacramento. Spurs are in Sacramento at the half. Kings leading 63-56. Trailblazers are in Memphis. Grizzlies up by a point in this couple of minutes left in the first half. And Heat are in Detroit, Miami. The Heat are up 48-42, about a minute left in the first half. And my Lakers, we're losing a bunch of players through the protocol, but Lakers at Bulls, Mavs at Timberwolves, and Hornets at Suns will be the other three remaining games for tonight. There's Steven Chenzo to 75. Julius Randall to 49. And basketball fans, we are just one filler pack away from knocking out that big basketball mixer. So if you like hoops, you're going to like that mixer. So I would love to do that sooner rather than later. It's going to be kind of a long break, and I don't want to run out of time. And I'd rather do it earlier in the day while I'm feeling, while I'm feeling fresh. And the autograph is Ty Jerome. Ultraviolet Autograph for OKC. That's going to be for Steven K. And the Anthony Edwards-based card, Louis T. Louis with that one. The Montezvonis Red, which are not numbered. And our first encased card is going to be a rookie Josh Green. Rookie Silver for Dallas. And that's going to go to Nico. Next box. In the background, we got the NFL Sunny ticket. Game Mix. Green Bay is on one channel, on one side of the screen. They're up 31-17, but the audio is on. Bangles at Denver. Bangs and Sunny is at 15-10. With what? A minute 24 left in the first, in the fourth quarter, and they are punting. Interesting. Let's roll. Next box. Got Aaron Gordon to 49. For Denver, that's going to go to Steven. Cole Anthony, he's having a nice year this year. Then Schroeder to 99. Still Lakers edition there. Cole Anthony, rookie card going to Orlando. Steven K. And you go quickly for the Knicks. It's going to go to Steven. And the autograph is another OKC Thunder. Rookie autographs in flux. Moses Brown, Steven K with a Thunder. 9 out of 10. Nice low number as well. And the encased card is Jay Sean Tate. He's had some nice games this season. Houston Rockets. RJ. Nice. Congrats. Next box. That's a big sack. Now, in addition to the basketball mixer, which is just down to its last filler. If you want to get into that, jaskyscasebreaks.com. Let's do that sooner rather than later. We also have the second half of this flux break, which is only 11 spots left. So we'll see what's in that second half. Pretty solid price point. I know there's been a lot of really high-end basketball that's been coming out. Relatively speaking, this is at a really good price point. And a really good way, really good odds to try to get something nice. And get into that St. Nick Promo at Anico Manion. The exosphere LeBron James. Which is one of the, I guess I would imagine that's one of the shortest printed ones. That's my guess. Because most of them are in the top, the troposphere or the stratosphere. That's ghost of the Lakers. Who's got my Lakers? Ryan Kasin. There you go, Ryan. And see if that's a little more shorter printed than not. There's Reggie Perry, 46 out of 99 for Brooklyn. Nico with the Nets. Nets might get Kyrie Irving back for road games. Could be pretty interesting. And there's Facundo Campazo. Denver Nuggets Autograph for Steven. Ah, Jay Chante and another one for RJ and Houston. Just hoping that'd be a parallel. Halfway through this half case break. Thanks everybody for getting in. Looks like Cincinnati holds on to win. They win 15 to 10. Which is good because that's only one of my wins for today. Let's go to the audio for Green Bay and Baltimore who kind of scratched their way back. Now it's Green Bay 31, Baltimore 24. Interesting. There's still a decent amount of time left. Two minutes and 30 seconds left. So that's just a touchdown away. Interesting. Touchdown and an extra point. And Green Bay's punting. Very interesting. What was the line on this game? It was not one of my picks today, but Green Bay was minus nine. Chad saying if Baltimore loses, the Bengals are first in the AFC North. That'd be hashtag good for the Javi. It was D'Angelo Russell, 49 out of 49 for Minnesota. Louis. Buddy Heel for the Kings, 23 out of 75. Ryan. Troposphere. Jonas Valenchus. Luka Donchich. Red. And your autograph is Robert Williams, ultra-violet. Autograph for Stephen K. and the Boston Celtics. Right. And yeah, Bengals being in first. Hashtag good for the Javi. And Joe Burrow's hashtag good for Chad. Who has a position. Who has a big position on Joe Burrow. Next in K's card, Lamello Ball. Nice. So they call these in K's cards in the Titan design. This goes to Stephen Kendrick and the Hornets. Nice one, Stephen. They say they're uncirculated. Where does it say? Uncirculated. So that means you're not going to find those cards in any of the packs. So you're not going to find them in these. Those Titan cards are not in these Flux packs. They're only found in these right here. So very short printed. I don't know what those have been going for on the secondary market, but you can check it out. You know what? Hang on. Now I'm curious. I'd like to go to 130point.com slash cards. Let's go Lamello Flux Titan. This is my search terms. Oh, there's two different versions. One where he's dribbling the ball and one where he's had his hands up trying to pass the ball. I think someone sold one yesterday at $175. I think it was a buy it now price. Not bad. I'll take that. So there you go. And we got Gabe Vincent for Louis and the Miami Heat. And that must be a shorter print. It must be a shorter print because... No, maybe not. I don't know. They can be numbered. I think the other one where he's dribbling is, I think 102. I'll open up all these packs. So yeah. So I think the one where he's dribbling the ball is $100. I interrupted myself, Chad, looking up this Lamello. So the one where he's dribbling seems to be $100 or so. The one where as the ball over his head seems to be a little bit more. And then there are numbered possibilities. There's one where he's dribbling the ball, but that's a number to $25. Went for $455. Digital drone, you can find them in the packs, you think? I don't think so. I'm almost certain you can't. Hence, you're not going to find the Titan inserts in those packs. I mean, maybe they are, but I've done a few cases of this, and I've yet to see a Titan part inside the packs. Hence why they say they're uncirculated. Sadiq Bay, Detroit. That'll be for Rick. I had a great night the other night. Vernon Kerry Jr. to $49 for Charlotte. Steven Kay. Van Vleet to $25. Troposphere, Kyle Lowry, Hachimura. And the encased card. All right, we have Patrick Williams. Nice rookie silver. I don't think the Lamello was a silver, but it's Patrick Williams is. Stephen Schwartz with da bulls. And the sixth and final box, second half in the store already. Jaspeyscasebreaks.com. The second half is down to 11 spots. Do you want to get that going? It's Baltimore. I'm going to come back here. It's a minute 20. I don't know what their field position is right now. What's that commercial? All right, final box. Good luck. Thank you. More in the store, Jaspeyscasebreaks.com. Got an Anthony Edwards. Thermosphere, which is second to exosphere. And there's Koran Butler. Autographs influx for the Miami Heat. Maybe I just jinxed it. Oh, they're pretty close. For Miami, that's going to be for Louie. Got a couple of James Weisman's in a row. Jay Chantay Blue, 63 out of 99. Oh, he's running for it. Wow. Now, do you go for two if you're Baltimore? They are going for two. Well, they are at home. There's a Lonnie Walker to 25. So here's a nice Lamello ball. Another one for Stephen Kendrick and Charlotte. And the two-point conversion is... Are they trying to get them off sides? A lot of hard counts here. I think they are trying to get it. All right. And, ooh, we got an auto here. The in-case autos are pretty rare. And it's David Robinson. What a finish. Five out of ten, the admiral for the Spurs. Nico with San Antonio. Nice. Congrats. All right. Now, let's give away those St. Nick spots. So top two and the original list of 15. Good luck. Let's roll it. Let's randomize it. Six into two, eight times. Top two after eight. One, two, three, four. Five, six, seven. And good luck. Eighth and final time. After eight, Nico and Stephen, congrats to you. You are in the St. Nick promo. Check the show notes. Check the schedule. Click the link in the chat and make sure your name's made it in there for flux number five. Be sure to audit all of that, especially if you won spots. So I don't forget. Thanks for watching, everybody. Congrats again to Nico and Stephen. There's more St. Nick breaks on the site right now. Jasper's case breaks.com. Check it out and I'll see you next time for the next St. Nick break. Bye-bye.


my friends and welcome to Ryan's kitchen. In this show, I will teach you how to make gourmet food.  This is probably going to be the only food video I ever make. I usually make outdoor adventure videos, but since it's a little hard to go on outdoor adventures, I've been learning some new tricks in the kitchen. Look at that. Oh, raise your hand if you love hummus. Well, good, because that's what we're going to make today. And just a little background about my culinary skills or lack thereof. I am not good in the kitchen. I barely make food. I'm one of those guys that's really good at making cereal, burritos, and pasta. So if I can do this, you can definitely do this. I get a lot of questions about my diet. Everyone wants to know how I fuel myself for my long adventures. Well, I eat a lot of different types of food. And I'm a vegetarian, so I eat a lot of plant-based protein.  I can eat this stuff all day long. But I also love hummus. And where does hummus come from mainly? Garbanzo beans. That's right. They're in the bean family. We got to show some love to all the beans. And I love hummus because it tastes really good. And it's an excellent source of protein. And you match that up with some pita bread or some crackers. And you've got yourself some carbs. And carbs are what keep your body going for those long adventures.  They're like five bucks. I can go through one of those whole things pretty much in one sitting. It's very expensive. And another drawback is plastic. They all come in plastic containers. Plastic doesn't really get recycled as much as we would like to believe. And it ends up in landfills in the oceans. And it's on our planet forever. So I started thinking, what can I do to save money and reduce plastic?  Here we go. Alright, let's get started. And like I said at the beginning, this is super duper easy to make. I essentially learned how to make this a week ago. And here I am teaching you how to do it. That's how easy it is. And this is what you need. Not a whole lot of stuff. Sesame, tahini spread, olive oil, lemons, garbanzo beans, and some sort of a food processor blender type thing. And if you want to go next level on this thing, you can buy garbanzo beans in bulk and soak them overnight. And that obviously is a lot fresher, maybe healthier. I'm not to that stage yet. So I'm just sticking with the cans. A handful of recipes online say that the first thing you should do is squeeze in the lemon juice and the tahini and then blend that up. I don't really know why, but it seems to taste good. And after you do that, then you add the olive oil and the garbanzo beans. Here we go. Oh yeah, look at all that fresh lemon. This is also I think how you make lemonade. Who would have ever thunk it? And how much lemon juice do you need? I don't know. That much. Half a lemon seems to work. Now it's time for the sesame tahini. And this stuff smells good. Again, I'm not very scientific with my quantities, but that looks good to me. All right, now it's time to use the power tools. Fun fact about this Nutribullet, my mom got it for me for my birthday like five years ago. And I pretty much never used it until the last month. So thanks mom. All right, you ready for this action? All right, check it out. It should be pretty pasty in there. See that? Not quite homeless yet though. You'll notice when you open the can, there's lots of liquid. It's garbanzo juice. And I like to use it in the final product. So I'm going to put a little bit of this in there and then wash off the rest of the garbanzos with this strainer. You're looking happy little garbanzos about to get murdered in the blender. Yes you are. All right, we're making progress. I'm feeling good. Hummus is about to be made. Can I add, you know, about that much olive oil? I don't know how much is good. You just kind of play with it. I'm going to dump in all the garbanzos. Are you ready for party time? Let's do it. Check it out. You ready to see what's inside? It's so smooth and creamy. Look at that. It is so good. So there you have it my friends. A whole batch of hummus. You can add a little bit of salt or pepper or more tahini olive oil. Just keep playing with it until you get it where you want it. And guess what? It's way cheaper than the grocery stores and you're not buying little plastic containers that are someday going to float in the ocean and choke a dolphin. How do you feel about that? This is a win-win all around. Hummus for dummies. If I can do it, you can definitely do it. This took about 15 minutes total and this will stay fresh in your refrigerator for about a week.  It tastes so good. So thank you so much for watching my video. I know it's way different than the normal content I make, but don't you worry. I'll be getting back to those adventures soon enough. Please like and subscribe. And if you have the ability, please join my Patreon and join me next week as I teach you how to make fizzy water. Just kidding. There's nothing to it. You just push the button. Here's a bonus tip for you out there. If you're wondering how I keep my skin so silky smooth and shiny, it's because I lather hummus all over my face every night before bed. It does the trick, but it ruins your sheets.


Streams Bensul mamo bebe Niko salam makabisa asante sana Thank you for having me Anytime And thank you to the gang, SPM gang Kusababu Every single time Tuna fanya viduza maana Wana kwangapo Awa kujia ni tu chai peke Wana kujia even The good things that you're doing Kuna hata hengina na jo Wana taka tu chai Na geni hengi Wana kaza chai nama Katana isu viduza hengina Tapa dali Thank you for the support Today on behalf of the SPM family We want to appreciate you For what you've done For the narrative you've changed For the lives of impact For the good music Sometimes we find ourselves At that moment Tuna angali ya kilogo mzikia Bensul tuna rudi tuko sawa Vile vile manchis Noza mi am a big fan of manchis We did a promise last time Tekizungo kusama ina rudi What happened, by the way? Ita rudi tu Ineza kuhu ina rudi Ita rudi lakini Siko specify time But ita rudi Lakini the good thing ni I'm grateful for the fans That joined through Manchis and everything And most of them have become Fans of my music and everything But taza kwa Kusushu media yungu Kuna vitu mingi Kuna eo manchis Kuna bartender Suda Uotu akuna Kind of the same persona But different settings Ukini pada na kula Nikosa ukini pada na kutu Hengenezea kinyuaji Tuko nani But manchis mandi Ita rudi vizuri Ina proper way Ni vitu mingi Tuma katuki sota On our end Siya tini Nani ma tutu Nani ma Ideas ziko mingi Ideas zina tokiata Sayeze sayeze sayeze Yani yana nikionge Sayeze neza Neza sama kutu yani Yani wushanga e Just to connect you With your fans Of manchis fans What opportunities Ambayo manchis Ilikopatia? For sure Manchis mingi So many endorsements What we need in terms of Kama companies Kama tanaiva sama nini Zimu kwa ki oki kele Pesa kwa yo project Nani nini Nani pimiin lete a Another aspect of my life Where I'm doing jingles Right now In jingles nizi le Advert songs Then yo kiske kama Koma naiva saye Ine naraan sayeze Yo kikapu Nani nini Treske sotize Tupalena nani mi naanbiri Izo nizone Ni baraka za kutoka koma Manchis Oflet mensol Ume kwa oki Toka henshi sana Una tumia passport Vibaya Tuma kuna London Dugi akum kubosana BN I don't know what plans you have With London boys Well passport Lazi miitumika kwa sababu mono And to pay Now another to pay again So the purpose The purpose actually The reason why I went to London The main The number one purpose Was to support my brother BN The second one was To do some proper PR For my album that's coming And the other one was To shoot some amazing music videos Content Magazines And also like Find amazing connections in London Because I believe that Our music can cross over When you go there You know Aote ishi apa Kenyan Nairobu na semanga Ako na international artist Na kutua pa na Awen do ko kuna ko connect To make yourself an international artist So for me itulia moa We have decided We gonna go there To do the groundwork To make sure that By the time we're releasing this album Waso kwa wana joining in a camp Na kwa sababu At the end of the day I would expect me to talk to a land Na kujakusa kugugul Na muziki a Kenyan na kwa ga gani na nene Ni wapeli kwa wana muziki a Kenyan na kwa angaji So to miyamua To nene na every single place in here Our music needs to be heard Na kuaposa sa on the ground Why is it so important as an artist To go and learn the talk With other artists Because we've never seen that before Only a few individuals have done that before I always say that Seeing is believing Umishino ken moa Uko lana na bwede kuna widuzu na nilanga Even na evi kuna waso waka on time What is widuzuko In a certain process and everything There's planning And there's actualizing it and everything Una tani ni wongu Uki en na apuna Jo ne kifanyika No na amini And that's how you learn How to do even manuva in your life So go there Interact with them Learn Because first of all Our country It's a developing country That's developing Those are guys who have developed already And manuvering and flourishing I always say Ma wakuna ikitoneza kusaku lana Uki en na oku iwi Ni learn so many things That's why So many things I do this because of your music I look forward maybe to invest in business I look forward maybe for future You can decide to relocate him In London For all of them I'm looking at Investing in my music Getting many collaborations From the UK And from Europe at large Also Interacting with presenters And guys who can easily Make my story be heard everywhere in the world And then also I'm thinking about Even moving there For a few years Like just to To build a certain kind of rapport With the industry When I come back I'm going to change the industry in so many ways It's a matter of learning And coming to implement what you've learnt Back in the country Kusama bu At the land and education Uka saiku ishi Uka wakuna baridi saana kusaku lana Kuna so many things Nye mimi zemu Nye si zipendele Of which I believe that God gave me A chance to be born In an amazing country Nye Systems Nye ziki wak In a beautiful way We'll never need Any other country to be At the attitude At treatism cupom Wa legalize kwaanza Talking about legalization We saw it the other day In Jaman Hey, what's the Hi My fans were in Jaman I had a story in Jaman Angaliya Nuna shanga Kamai ikituni evil saana Mone nalegalize weza places Nge nuna takusama Jaman ni were evil Oh, I was I believe mungu yuko Wa me legalize bangi Ikituni propaganda Na politics Nafadani Oh, I think it will go illegal Especially not because Of what we need to Na vota The medical and the Medicinal use of that plant Ineza change The medical industry In our country In so many ways Kuna so many drugs Ineza extractio Apo And videos Ineza idea In terms of Mone jokama Uke na Juku Kutritua Kituni ikona Inipainful Most of the time Ono kutumianga Anastasia Ineza ineza Ineza ineza Uku enam Ineza ineza Ineza ineza Na weed Na weed ni natural In so many ways Na pia mambuze Ineza ineza Ineza cancer These studies that are Being held At the moment In these other developing No Developed countries Since here developing countries One expects To Illegal In what ways To manipulate And most of them They are actually planting In these countries Gena Uganda Wana grow Wana grow Wana grow Ina impotiva Ina pelekwa California Ina teginizu Ina teginizu Madawa Muna kuja kuziwa Uganda Ako na kilimzuri Apo For sure What about those funds That don't Maybe align with Agenda Maybe you campaigning For legalization Of marijuana They are campaigning Anything But also In this life Everyone has an opinion And My opinion is backed up By facts Zababu I'll say it again And Kama inge kwa facts Ako na ine country Inge kwa legal Inen country Miki says Most of the states Ome legalize Amsterdam Jamani Magari na nuna Jamani kwa Taking about your music Benzo What strategies are you implementing Just to make sure that now Moving forward Your music is hitting top charts Your name is Becoming households In the streets of London And more so Europe Actually the plan is not To become like At the household name Or anything The plan is to build a channel Where many more Kenyans Many more East Africans Can Come through Through that channel Zababu We stuff We fight Ako Netaka Kutuko Asewengi Uki iskia O Suda me Onekara mahaliko Atiko B.E.T. Awards Nikopo Nikona Vijana Baru Baru Nikona Kina Karizma Nikona Kina Had the band Nikona Gengiote Anituko For those 16 We only came around 16 Make arrangements don't care for people So do you think we are not close together As Kenyan artists? I believe that that there is a culture We need to implement that Don't be envious of the man who is on top because who is on top needs to lead who is below Who knows the way Are you pressuring me to deliver more and more? What's next? I'll still pressure you because I don't do it for the fans. I do it to solve my problems. For example, I told my closet to tell my people that I'm a fan. Since we're all made by the same God in His whole likeness. We all go through the same problems. So ni kibia shi dazangu, ni shi dazangu zina fana na shi dazangu. In so many ways, zina differentiate in a certain way, but mostly zina fana na. So, kama wu niza relate na shi dazangu, ni kuma nisha wita relate na muziki yaungu. So that's why I'm putting my heart out there and I know my project that I'm going to release after the Lion of Suda. I believe that it's for me it's better than the Lion of Suda. So for you kikwa it's less than the Lion of Suda. Ni sawa maybe wu zina relate na u at the same way mi relate na u. Ni sawa dwe na pressure. I'll keep on doing my own music in so many different ways.  That's when you get disappointed. Na waza kujambia u, si kupowa, si kofiti. Na wendo me jia kachini. Na wu na faku jia kaju every single time. Yeah. Mesa ma mashida. What are the juliza? Bensol pina na piti ma mashida kwa ni? Eh na piti ma mashida. Tokia and Stima. Izo iso shishi daza. Tokia and Stima. Izo zini affect zana. Nagini kuna shi daza. Oh. Eh familiyungu ma sista yungu atakwa ni ni. Atakwa na ni ni watu yungu kama nita wa shuguliki ya kiaji. Sktimi yungu bini na wak na u. Ni suku gani ua kuna shida. Gani yungu na kuna shida. Gani yungu na kuna shida. Gani neza itatua haji. Industry atu ni nita jini. For it to grow in so many ways. Ma shi daza na kujambia kila siku. But every level, ikona shi taniakia. Every level has their own devil. So usi kompe shi daza kuna shi daza yungu. Zangu daza kua 40. Lagini, the bigger the level, the bigger the devil. The bigger the papa se njimin me power. The bigger the power in yungu kuna wak. The bigger the problems. So msi danya tisi na mashida. Mashida ziku. Tafazani kwa zam tu me kitu. Nama yungu ni me kaha pachi. But so just to understand this. How is your connection with God? I love God. I believe in God. I believe there's somebody who made sure that we are here and we are breathing in this kind of way. And I believe that the reason why God sometimes takes us in so many other ways is to also bring certain lessons to other people and to ourselves. And God is great. God has been grateful to me. And God has been gracious to me. I believe that I believe that God is wonderful. I believe in God. I believe that God is powerful. And I believe that the place can be named after the God. I thank God for that. And all religions, as long as we believe in God, that the God is God. I believe that God is God. I believe that the God is powerful.  Maybe god might have helped you. God will help you to clear things up. Hair is strong. Hair is strong. It's strong. Hair is strong. Bara miki sana na seze seba Bara miki sana nojoko na masiku zingina na pata nga kwa barabara me hataki dogwe wiku kwa na accident Yo, I don't take those things lightly Sometimes uneseji pata kwa po kwa in a situation where awkona juwata ni ni ita happen ba die but God aka enda belia kwa kisha uko saa na time li kwa karibu ni ita nandege nili kwa na juyo ni me ni ita nika fikapo ni kapatua mefunga maka gates madam fly nili na niki teme niki na nika kwa so disappointed aka ni runisha aka ni ambia eh, siu un kwa na fako in negi fly niki ebu kuja kwa na niku peliki aka nifunga li ezo kwa tuzo nili na nika nipeliki e ni kwa miwa ostimungu na niki When was the flight heading to? Niku na toka zanzi ba eki runi na irobi For sure?  I've been singing gospel songs and writing gospel songs for so many days nika so many gospel artists El Shaddai Eda, Eda, Eda Eza ni na kam, for sure My mum used to be very like, my mum Una na una na una na samanga There's a staunch Christian meye every single day at time kwa ombe na ombe familiarke That was my mum And her passing really impacted my life in so many ways that I believe that she left the mantle in my hands that kwa ombe na ombe familiarke So expect gospel songs kwa zobabu at the end of the day as I said, I don't write songs that do not come from me So kama na omba na kama na fangizi bitu zote Expect songs that I'm talking about But for now, I have to part in I'm talking about kwa omba na omba na omba na So some people want to cut We want to cut We want to record Jyobetni le boom So we want to know We want to start As we wind up We want to record We want to record Now Ben Sol, you're talking about your late mum, I know you're very connected That time when you announced that your passing with your mum Was it a privilege, a chance to me, I feel as a blessing to you when your mom now left leave you with responsibility to lead the family. I don't think it's a blessing because she is also left with a very big void in our hearts. I feel it's also a lesson that we need to connect with our people when they are alive in so many other ways. And also I celebrate her mostly because if there's somebody who has taught me a lot that has been my mum, she was there very instrumental in my life, she told me that if you go this way Uta Pote, oka? Uta pote, oka? Without her advice So, I believe that the message that I've gotten from losing my mum is, please make sure anybody that has an impact in your life, be it your mum, your father, your sisters, your siblings, your friends, give them the flowers when they are alive, interact with them, make sure you understand exactly what they really wanted in their lives.  Adam neke mahali peje, ni nanatu ni, ni nanatu mboga mboga peke Nete nene ta mambo yo shiangai Just a worship them Ya, my message to my fans is thank you so much and continue blessing me with your presence continue being there for Ben Sol I'll never disappoint you Yahwatu na tanikia hub? Was anya nasa ma hiwi jinu ya bambi Trust me we here to stay Just mark mahali We're going to take it there to them We're taking the world to them It's not even a world they can't even compare Is it the right time for Kenyan artists to learn to use Amma to perform with a live band? If you love yourself, if you care for yourself, try and perform with a live band. You will understand the reason why it pays more. What do you mean? It pays more. For me to perform playback na nani ni. Na for me to perform with a band. Ah, na zemo li pay ya band. Hey, it's really nice. Kamul kua rafesuna joa una joa. You know quality music. For sure. You know what's up. We deliver every single day. Bigger my band, Jukebox, wherever they are. How long have you been working with the band? Well, apart from working with my band, I've been in a band for more than 7 years as the music director. And then I have my own band that Jukebox na na ni Bakingi. So I direct them. There's also an MD, Munyanito Gavi, who's also instrumental whenever I'm not around. But it's something that I've learnt from over the time. Uki hangali asho zeto mimi na had the band top notch. Had the band so to soul, mimi, nviri, the whole gang top notch. Thank you so much for speaking to us. I wish you all the best. Thank you for your time. God bless you. Hope to see you next time. Any time for your brother. Sante, sante, sante. Na shkulu wa zi. Muni muhambol 2 yubi kwa kama. Na kwa nga yubi na. Pesa isi. Pesa isi fanya kwa so.