It's Kinsey and welcome back to my channel for today's video I'm going to be doing a Q&A slash advice video. I don't like service level things fun fact I hate service levels just not my thing So I like good questions, and I asked you guys for some good questions, and you guys asked me some good ones So here we are just wanted to sit down really bond with you guys chill hang out. Yes. It is May. Oh my gosh I'm so sorry. I'm probably looking at you finder. Yes, it is May. I don't know why I'm wearing this jacket Actually, it's not even me. It's literally April 21st. Anyways moving on back to my life You guys are new here I would love if you guys could subscribe and if you guys want to meet in the next one or just see my bomb Instagram right now. It's always linked down below check it out I'm sorry. I'm so hyper right now I'm just like I've been trying to film this video for two hours, and it just hasn't been going as planned So can we answering some questions as I said a billion times?  Is a college student? How do you like manage your money? I asked that a billion times obviously it's totally different for everyone, but listen to your parents my dad since I started making money when I was like 1617 like that more money than I was before I have listened to him with everything he basically like went in and set up all of my big account for me and like how to organize it and how Like what percentage goes into what and like I like a taxes folder and blah blah blah all that stuff Basically just listen to your parents Do you know I do not hear the drama I have before cocoa Let's jump my biggest money advice is to listen to your parents my dad has saved my life This is learning how to joke things to do while single Taylor, what do you think what top three things to do while single live last love? Okay, that's my answer Taylor says bumble I say no comment. Have you ever been hurt in a friendship? Yes, literally everyone has been hurt, but I also think I'm like really staring these questions And the things that I've been learning welcome to my youtube channel. Um, I think it's really cool to not be offended about things Just everything I'm trying to learn how to not get offended about anything. Okay, just that's my vibe right now And that's my goal funniest memory Okay, genuinely I think Danielle and Morgan are talking about this in Palm Springs last weekend one of my funniest memories It was me Molly Danielle Morgan Keen wasn't for part of it We like went out one night last summer and Molly was just like I don't know She's just so funny like you guys don't understand how funny Molly is and it was just so flick We were just recalling the memory almost a year later, and we were crying. We were laughing so hard It was just a good night worst relationship experience. So I'm saying a relationship But I didn't want to be in because I was comfortable Don't do that if you're in a relationship right now and you're not like obsessed with them and like super in love Not obsessed in like an unhealthy way But if you're not like all in and you really want to be there Don't be there literally break up with them. It's just gonna hurt yourself and them and yeah Okay, so I'm gonna ask how was it running at the two of your ex-boyfriends at Coachella? The rumors are true everyone. I don't know why I'm putting this on the internet I feel like Keen would put this on a video. So like I'm just copying Keaton basically And I also tweeted about this so I can't be mad and I also texted one of them So like it's fine at Coachella. There's an attendance of like a hundred twenty five thousand people per day And there's about like five to seven stages maybe more I'm not really sure and I somehow ran into two of my three ex-boyfriends Within five minutes of each other at the same Coachella side. So that is just like a really great Like analogy that's not even an analogy But it just explains my life so well like that would only happen to me like it wouldn't happen anyone else Like it doesn't make any sense. They're both great. Like if they're fine.  Okay, just met an amazing guy coming to work in America for two months from beginning of June to end of July Is it too soon to expect him to do long distance or what help girl? Okay Taylor and I are the long distance Queens over here And by long distance, I mean we are both now broken up So and you really like him try it I personally really likes long distance, but I also think it does hold you back But I also think it holds you back It does hold you back, but it can't be good. And if it's the right person, it's with the right person Um, I think timing for everyone is different though. So feel it out I don't know if you young while you can be on what you can and feel if you have peace about it Then go for it any YouTube drama spill the tea Teaching moment again Here I am, you know when you like our parent and like something happens and they're like teaching moment my parents didn't do that But I know parents do that That's how I feel with this YouTube channel sometimes when I ask questions So I personally think that the whole spilling the tea and being savage internet trend is like really tacky It's lame and it's not my thing like yeah The whole like my ex-boyfriend's like that isn't like I don't mean them like a negative Like like that's funny and like they're both great and we're on good terms and it's just like funny But as far as like spilling the tea and like savage and like being mean to people or like airing out people like that is so Tacky and like oh like why do you want to do that?  So no, I don't have YouTube drama I also don't really hang out with friends where there's like a lot of drama. I like never have drama with anyone. So Yeah, no tea hate that hate the bad to trend Let's in that now do you and Joe ever get annoyed with each other or do you balance one and they're out? We actually balance to the out really well. We talked about this so many times We work so much better as roommates than we thought we would like not that we thought it was gonna be bad But like obviously like moving with your friends, whatever people were like saying whatever doesn't matter But we actually work together very very well with doing YouTube filming editing and being in front of the camera Which part is your favorite? Definitely being on camera how to not give an F about what people think you are Welcome to my life. I have a lot to say about this actually so I've been a new girl a billion times my life and also I think like when you have like any sort of following on any Sort of social platform like literally an app.  Everything I say is a joke.  Okay. Um our boys actually worth it.  She's not she's not Have you ever hooked up with one of your friends and do you have any advice on hooking up with friends? Okay Don't okay, I would say but I'm gonna assume that you mean kissing Times you guys don't realize that I'm literally the exact same age as you and also I do really stupid things And I do the exact same things that you guys do probably so like yeah Very similar. Um, yes, I have I wouldn't necessarily recommend it But also I think that being young and stupid is like fun. So I'm giving the worst advice I'm literally telling them and mess up their lives just because I'm trying to mess up my life right now It doesn't mean that they need to be messing up your lives. Don't hook up with your friends. Don't kiss your friends It's a bad idea Don't do it. Oh another note. What type of Bible do you use? Where do you your Bible tops? Okay, so people ask us all the time message remix and my Bible tabs are on Amazon. You can buy both of them on Amazon I'll have it linked down below. I get asked that all the time. It's on my Instagram highlight Oh, I want to do like a frequently asked question Instagram highlight because you guys love to ask me the same like 10 questions all the time So if you guys can think of a question that you have for me Please leave it down below because I'm gonna make an entire highlight on it So we can stop commenting them on my Instagram and we can start just looking at my highlight Okay, what do you want to be remembered for when you're gone kind of morbid But I like asking myself this because how's we gain a true depiction on the impact. I want to leave on people Okay, Selena Gomez said this once and she was like I cannot wait for the day We're no one remembers my name and I really really feel that Um, I like I totally understand this question. I think it's a great question Like what do you want to be and like I want to be someone if I'm known for anything Who's like known for like loving people and how I love people like that's really The core of what I care about who I am. That's it But I don't care about what people think about me when I'm gone like my point on this earth isn't to like be remembered when I die so That's that can't wait for the day no one knows my name because that's not my point this life isn't about me and Yeah, someone says okay. I know you're good at boy stuff. So please help in all caps Wow, what have I ever been good at boy stuff? There's a boy like and he knows but there's no chance for us and I can't get over him Please help PS. I love you girl.  That's it Um, there's so many youtubers who have allowed the amount of fame or followers to get to their head and if like their egos How have you not allowed this to happen to you?  No my calling. No my ministry. Not my thing Yeah, I just don't like that my like favorite one my favorite qualities in someone is humility Just being who you are being down to earth being vulnerable real raw open. It's my thing So what is your favorite song right now? Broken clocks by SZA. Let's play it actually Taylor. Are you excited for this? I am just relieves any stress that I was feeling before thought something friends with exes people I feel like people are just like one way or the other on this and I like Totally think it depends on the x like there's people that I've like benefit with or like dated or whatever They're like and totally be friends with and it's like so fine. There's no feelings. It's not risky. It's chill There's also people that I've dated who like I literally cannot just be friends with and anytime I'm around them I just continue to ruin my life so The person but yeah, I don't know I think it so depends on you if you can be friends with them be friends if you can't don't you don't have to be friends with them I know you have a lot going on in your life Do you ever feel like spread thin with all of your obligations and your friends and people in your life? This is a long one, but that's basically what they asked. I'm trying to tell you about this in the car yesterday Yes, I do as far as my obligations like school YouTube whatever I can like pretty much do that like yes I die sometimes they don't sleep sometimes I am just like super busy in like whatever, but I like being busy. I kind of thrive off being busy So that's fine I feel like I just do at times feel pressured to be everything for everyone And I can't be that and I'm learning that and I really value my relationships and I really value being a good friend of people and So it does get a little bit overwhelming when like there's so much going on I feel like I can't be what other people want me to be for them Which I'm learning to not be but I'm like so grateful like literally trust me I was in a place a year and a half ago when Taylor my first started becoming friends Like I literally had no friends like Molly is gone like I had Taylor and like there was literally no friends now I have the complete opposite problem super grateful for everything, but I do feel like I Can't be as good as I would like to be in like friendships and stuff sometimes But I'm learning to figure that out if you guys have any any like Tell me what to do basically, okay? Um When's the last time you kissed someone? What was your favorite moment at Coachella by far my favorite moment at Coachella was when brook turn 21 during Beyonce set And also when destiny's child came out that was like my dream come true Look if you guys have watched my YouTube channel for any amount of time You know how much I love destiny's child But like Brooke Danielle and I have been friends since we were like literally 15 16 and we've like done the whole YouTube thing together We've grown up together. We're like way more than just YouTube friends like there's so my best friends that they'll be my wedding I love them and they just like me. I'm literally gonna cry like they just like mean the world to me and Keaton too and Obviously like Molly and Tori and Sarah weren't there But it was just so cool like it was during Beyonce We literally like that has been one of our biggest goals for ever was to get sent to Coachella Like we got set Brooke turn 21 and we were all together during Beyonce There's a video on my Instagram go watch it I watched it like five times today because it just makes me so happy But yeah, it was just it was such a good moment and like I'm just like so glad that I got to share that with them Also destiny's child coming out was literally like the coolest thing like when they're still asking about I don't have ever told this story in my channel So here we go story time whenever I was like It's probably like six or seven. I don't I don't remember how old I was I was young my uncle works for kiss FM He's always been a radio and he was in Texas like at the Dallas kiss FM with Kid Craddick when he was Still alive and so we would always go to like the jingle ball concert But we would have like all access passes we would meet like literally everyone and this sounds like I'm joking and this sounds like I'm lying And I promise you I am not making this story up But I was crying because the Justin from American Idol not just in terms of like the Justin from American Idol Had like signed something an autograph and it like blown away I think I was tired and young and stupid and I was crying and then Beyonce comes up to me and she Compliments my outfit and that is when can see Elizabeth was born. I promise you can ask my parents. You can ask anyone in my family Yeah, I swear it happened. I forget that happens sometimes and I feel like I've never even told the story I know that it sounds like it's made up I swear it isn't it was in her destiny's child phase and I also don't know how it was but I know what I was Wearing I was wearing a children's place big like long coat with like the patchwork on it It was a move it was a vibe. I feel like I need to stop talking because this video is already been 30 minutes I filmed this video for like two hours today.


Thank you, Aniga. A lot of that information, I don't remember sharing it with anyone, so that's some really good research. All right, so let's get started. You guys have been waiting for quite a while, so I'm going to make this worth your while. So this is my talk about PrimoBots, and PrimoBots is an AR VR company. And what to expect in this talk? How I built an AR VR web-free startup, and you'll also get a free digital goodie for designers wanting to freelance. And that's it. But what you'll learn is different from what you'll get. So you're going to learn about AR VR and how that meets web-free. You're going to learn about storytelling, you're going to learn about social media as a feedback channel, design thinking, brand identity, and networking serendipity. So 30 minutes is a short amount of time to learn any of these in detail, but you will get a good glimpse. If something catches your interest, we can talk about it later, and I can provide some detailed insights on these things. And before anyone wonders what this is about, I wanted to share a few juicy highlights from the first four months of running PrimoBots. So the visuals that you see are all a result of work in the first four months on PrimoBots. And I want to start with the overview. So PrimoBots is an AR VR web-free startup with immersive storytelling and community-centric experiences that educate and help web-free audiences. And the team, PrimoBots, was founded in 2021 by me and my co-founder Ish Varduzko. And he's been sort of Los Angeles, I'm a sort of Bangalore. And we also hired a bunch of small teams to help us with other parts of the business. And I want to share the networking serendipity part. So you come to these events to network with people, but the way that I ran into my co-founder was on Twitter. We were complete strangers on Twitter. And he put out this tweet that basically is a call for kind of like a contract, I guess. He had a project and he wanted someone to work on the project with him. And the way that we became from strangers to founders is that we were strangers who met on Twitter. And I worked with Ish on his book project and we collaborated on a social media project and then we decided to run a startup together. And you'll learn more about this in the next few slides. So I like to tease him that this was a meet-cute, but it's not really a meet-cute. It's more of a tweet-cute because it's on Twitter. And I'm sorry about the pun, but I'll make up for it. So I like to think of 2021 as someone asking me about it maybe decades from now. So what does 2021 like, grandpa? So in late 2021, as you know, Web3 folks were being shilled NFT projects by Web3 startups. And there's a lot of over-promising and under-delivering. And so during this time there's a rise in 3D NFTs, but a lot of them were just JPEGs. The other thing was as a 3D artist, I was particularly interested in 3D NFTs. And I knew that there's a lot of potential there to cater to AR and VR developers. And the AR and VR developers in my network, they were very disappointed by current NFT projects. And so the problem was that Web3 startups are selling NFTs with no utility to Web3 audiences and AR VR developers, leaving them dissatisfied and skeptical of the Web3 space. And so there's also a personal connection that I have to this problem, which is I started my career as an Android Dev and I made a lot of AR apps. So it was sad to see Web3 folks and AR developers getting shortchains and not getting what they deserve. So you'd think in a situation like this, we're going to build an NFT project that sold 3D NFTs with good utility. But that is not the case. So that is not the solution that we went for. So our solution in the end was to build an AR VR Web3 startup that productized education and utility for Web3 audiences and developers. So the core idea of being here is that, build a real product and offer real services first, leveraging on blockchain and NFTs when necessary. But how did we arrive at this solution? So this is where I'd like to talk about the design thinking process for PrimoBots. And the thing with design thinking is that it's not linear, but I'm going to have to share a linear version of it for the sake of this presentation. So to start with the research phase, I had 12 interviews with AR VR developers and active Web3 community members and even Web3 marketers. And over a period of three weeks, I learned quite a lot about what they go through, what their goals are, what impedes them. And as a team, we also took a look at other Web3 brands in the space. And they were rumored to provide a lot of 3D utilities. So we were trying to take a look at what are they doing and what are the 3D utilities that they're planning for? Because not a lot of brands had actually provided 3D utilities. So taking into account all of this, my industry experience, my co-founders industry experience, we came up with this affinity map. And I won't go over this in too much detail, but you can take a picture. And this can be categorized into art and story, utilities, and Web3 challenges. And I'm happy to share the presentation deck later if you want to take a closer look. But to summarize these findings, three findings. Art needs to be aesthetic with a good story. In-person and AR VR utilities are in demand. Web3 is complex and scary for new and existing folks, which brings us to the defined phase. So in the defined phase, it's pretty straightforward here. We know that we have two major user personas, one being the AR VR developer and the other being a Web3 marketer. And with the user journey map, at every Web3 user, almost at any point in time, they could be buying an NFT. They most likely are buying NFTs at that point in time. And so we were able to identify that selecting an NFT, buying an NFT, as well as engaging with the NFT, seems to be, there seems to be some friction there. So the insights that we got were people disliked projects that had a lack of storytelling. And they often associated that with a lack of utility as well. So some projects for very low effort, making them, it's impossible to invest in such projects. And people were often left shortchanged after they bought the NFT. For AR VR developers, most 3D NFTs in 2021, it was almost unusable. And virtual worlds were popular, but they were pretty empty. And the last insight being that people had a lot of trouble getting around. So people had a lot of trouble getting around technical difficulties in Web3. And there are also issues with navigating which project to invest in, a desire that is met with a lack of trust. So that brings us to the ideation phase. So with the ideation phase, you have three key areas. You have art and story, AR VR utilities, and you have networking opportunities. So to get started with the art and story, I wanted to start with the story first and make it centered around pop culture, so that it's relatable.  So I decided to take some inspiration from my favorite writer, Christopher Nolan. And any Christopher Nolan movie has three essential aspects to it. And I think this is very important when you're trying to tell a story. So you have the potential for non-linear storylines. And every story has three acts, so plan those three acts, and then add layers to your story and add layers to your characters. So that brings us to the AR and VR utilities. So we had a lot of ideas, just a whole bunch of ideas, a lot of platforms that we could explore and provide different kinds of utilities. But we decided to use the four categories method to figure out what we wanted to tackle first, because it's a very small team. And so we decided to go with most rational, most delightful, darling, and long shot as the four categories. And among these four categories, we prioritized most rational and most delightful. And so we decided to work on, for phase one, we decided to work on Neos, Adobe Mixamo, Snap Lens, and Adobe Aero. And as for the Web3 networking and trust side of things, we decided to have meetups and workshops and conferences. And this is something that we discussed at length, because this has helped us establish trust with our community. And coming to the prototype part of this project. So with the initial prototype, it was super rough. I had a few rough sketches of these PrimoWatts. So I just did a lot of sketches on my iPad, shared it with the team and just trying to get their thoughts. And you can see that there's a lot of inspiration from popular pop culture moments. And you have these two different ideas. And once we chose a direction, I made a quick 3D prototype to show it to my co-founder to get him excited about what's possible with 3D. And from there, once we landed on a base design, we also, I went ahead and started to make some sketches for traits, so different sketches for the armor piece and the mouth piece and all of those, you know, individual pieces of a PrimoWat. And once all of that's done, we have all the traits. That ended up with us having 5,555 PrimoWatts, and all which have, they have a unique design. There are some that share some traits, but no two PrimoWatts are the same. So I'd like to share a few numbers here. First, there are 5,555 PrimoWatts. Second, there are 60 helmets, 42 mandibles. So mandible is the mouth piece, 100 skulls, 60 pieces of body armors, and 10 body colors, seven robot companions. And you might think, why is this giving you only 5,555 PrimoWatts? It should give you more than that. So, and you're right, it actually results in 1.06 billion possibilities. So using the traits that are mentioned here, you can actually create 1.06 billion PrimoWatts, but we decided to choose 5,555. And so, I wanted to share a little bit about the creation process as well. So here is a screenshot of Blender. So this is my, this is a UI that I see when I'm designing something for PrimoWatts. And so you'll see the PrimoWatts design and this individual pieces in Blender that I'm working on. And the way that I took the individual pieces and generated, you know, different combinations of PrimoWatts was using this plugin, which is available on GitHub. It's called Blend My NFTs. And it's a plugin that will allow you to generate, you know, different art pieces with different probabilities and radities and things like that. So to share a little bit more about that, you have five tiers of PrimoWatts. So you have the legendary and you have ultra rare, rare, uncommon and common. So they, you know, the legendaries, you know, 1.09% of the collection, ultra rare 0.36, rare is 10% and so on. And so they're all, they all have different backgrounds and you can kind of tell by the design that there's more, this has more customization to it. So I'd like to share a few key examples. And I do want to mention, so this is the first example, the Caped Crusader. If DC calls, this is not Batman. If someone here is working in DC, this is not Batman. And second example is the God of Mischief. And I checked, Disney cannot trademark a North God. They can only trademark their interpretation of it. So Tom, I guess, Hiddleston, they can only trademark that look, but they cannot trademark this. And then the third example and the last one is the Primo Rock. Primo Rock inspired by Dwayne Johnson. And so this PrimoWatts starts in 40 action movies a year, 10 of which are based out of her jungle. And with the art and story, the full phase one story is on PrimoWatts, but here's our sneak peek. And so the story kind of follows the three storytelling principles that I was talking about earlier. And so the reason that we worked so much on the story was because there's a potential for, we wanted to create a potential for a TV show, a movie or a video game. So this project doesn't really solve like world hunger or something like that, but it is something that plays into the world of entertainment and education. And so with the website, I had a low fidelity version and I wanted to make sure that before we get this out in the public, we are, you know, we're getting user feedback via Maze with AR, we are developers, as well as web-free audiences. And once we have the low fidelity, I started to work on the brand identity. So with the brand identity, it was very important to create a scalable logo. And so a logo that works create in dark mode as well as light mode. And you have these four different logo configurations. And as you can see the logo, the main icon is based on the base design of a premobot helmet. I thought it would be something that people could easily associate with a premobot. And this is the simple logo construction. So you have the primary version, which is this horizontal logo configuration. And you have a vertical configuration, which is, you know, and this all spaced out using a formula. And we also wanted to figure out our brand strategy, which is something that we did way back. And we have a brand mission, we have a very clear brand, voice and tone, we have brand values. So brand values being, you know, diversity, inclusion and belonging. Me being Indian, my co-founder being Mexican. And, you know, with innovation as well. Zig, while everyone sags. Ikigai, that's a Japanese principle, which is to say, strive for continuous improvement. And this is our color palette. So we wanted to do something that's sci-fi, futuristic, something that gives off a lot of energy. So you have these primary colors, space purple, luminous white. And I'm very intentional about how I name my colors. So space purple can be associated with something like premobots, because it's a futuristic world. And then you have luminous white and you have lucent yellow, blaze red to suggest the level of energy that I want these color palettes. I want these colors to give off. So you have alloy gray and twilight black as well. And this is the typography. So with the typography as well, wanted to make sure something that feels like a, you know, futuristic robot brand. So you have made Outer Sands bold as the title text sort of for the body. And then made Outer Sands for buttons and labels again. And the thing about the brand identity design process is that it's so important as designers to share your work on social media. And the date on this tweet is Feb 28th, 2022, back when Twitter's algorithm was good. So the reach was good for this tweet. So I was able to get a lot of feedback for this particular tweet. And you'll see a lot of good positive feedback, but also feedback where people are DMing me and asking me questions. And it got me thinking and got me changing parts of the brand. But I created a thread here, which details every single part of a premium world brand identity and why I chose the things that I chose. And so with the website being high fidelity, again, got some good user feedback. We can only get to the high fidelity when you have a strong brand identity. So with the brand identity, we were able to work on the high fidelity version of the website. And coming to AR and VR utilities. So this is the first AR VR utility that I'd like to speak about.  And it's not just this helmet thing that I'm talking about. The 3D file itself, we made that available to AR and VR developers that they could use. And I also made sure that I made it accessible to people by recording the creation process. And there's a tutorial on this on YouTube. And also the next AR VR utility had to do with the metaverse or your virtual world. So you can take your premium bots and bring them into the virtual world. So basically, again, there was a, I made a tutorial on how to create your personal avatar in the metaverse. And so you can walk around as a premium bot, here's a premium bot on a beach and you can have these conferences. You can meet people, you can meet people, someone who's living far away in this virtual world as your premium bot avatar. And again, I think it goes without saying this very super highly applicable for games as well. And here's another premium bot at a Japanese temple. So the thing that I'd like to add here is that this works with a VR headset as well. So you can just put on a VR headset and experience all of this. But you don't, you know, the VR headset is optional. So you can just walk around as a premium bot just on your laptop. And here's a premium bot exploring an anime city. So here is another utility that I'd like to share, which is the Adobe Mixamo utility. So you can bring your full body avatar into Adobe Mixamo and you can animate it. So you can make it dance, you can make it fight, or you can just make it stand still like I am right now. So the next utility is with Adobe Aero. Adobe Aero lets you take AR photography so you can bring your premium bots into the real world, basically, and take photos with it. And so these are all smaller examples that are more helpful to AR and VR developers. But this is just a glimpse at what you can do with AR and VR if you have a good 3D assets. And when it comes to the networking side of things, and this is super important to us, you'll see a lot of happy faces here because we had a lot of conferences and meetups, and you'll see people at these events, and we had events in Los Angeles, Columbia. And it was a lot of fun to host these events and the purpose of these events was to educate people about how to use blockchain technology, some good security practices, and basically also teach them about how to get onboarded onto Web 3. And the last phase, and again, as I said, this is not a linear process. I'd like to talk about the test phase. So feedback was not a linear process, and I took feedback from users, audiences, and team members at every step necessary. Social media obviously helped a lot with getting feedback, and the feedback in general was quite positive, and I think there were some tweets that really, as I said, got me thinking about the direction of the company and what we should do. A lot of the tweets on Twitter helped us decide what we should tackle next in terms of popularity of the tools and things like that. And some of the key highlights from the business impact, we had a lot of exciting blockchain gaming partnerships as a result of PrimoBots, and we ran into a lot of, we were able to help AR developers build new experiences using PrimoBots, and not just the PrimoBots assets themselves, but using, we were able to lend our expertise to them. And also brand promotion at events, we were able to work with a lot of brands in this space, kind of reach more people, build more trust, and things like that. And there were a few metrics that I measured, just sort of curiosity, and 43% of first-time event attendees, they got a PrimoBots either during or after the event, and when we launched our full-body avatars, we had a 325% increase in our customer base, just more people using it, just because full-body avatars are quite popular, and we had more than 20 collaboration opportunities with other web-free startups in gaming and tech, so that was a lot of fun. And just to conclude this, I'm pretty much done with my presentation here, but I'd like to give a shout out to one of my designers, his name is Mid Journey, he couldn't be here, and that's about it. So thank you. This is your coupon code for, you can go to my website and you'll find the book, and on Gumroad you can use this coupon to get 100% off on the brand identity design book, and if you have any questions, any projects you'd like to discuss, any emotional outbursts, I'm gonna be around.


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Hello and welcome to CMC Markets on Friday the 19th of January and this quick look at the week beginning the 22nd of January and it's certainly been a week of milestones the past few days. We've seen US and Brent crude prices hit the highest levels in three years. We've seen the US dollar hit a three year low. We've seen the euro hit a three year high. We've seen the pound hit its highest level against the dollar since the Brexit vote. That's not to mention the fact that we've also seen US markets hit new record highs. We've seen the Japanese Nikkei hit its highest level in 26 years and we're starting to see potentially the German Dax looking at retesting the highs that we saw at the end of last year. The FTSE 100 on the other hand is starting to look a little bit top-heavy. So as we look ahead to the upcoming week, I think the key events that I'll be keeping an eye out for will be the ECB rate meeting which is due out on Thursday. We've also got the latest Bank of Japan rate decision and we've also got the latest unemployment and earnings data or wages data from the UK economy not to mention to 1st quarter GDP numbers first iteration of 1st quarter GDP numbers from the UK and the United States. So let's start off with looking at US markets because we once again made new record highs on the Dow over 26,000 and the S&P above 2800 and a large part of the gains that we've seen thus far this week in terms of US markets have been predicated on a potential faster repatriation of US dollars in the wake of that Apple announcement that they're going to start looking at investing an awful lot more money in the US economy that could potentially bring in a tax windfall for the US government of around about $38 billion and that's what really drove this move higher in the S&P 500. So what does that mean for other US companies going forward? Will that prompt companies like Microsoft and Google to do something similar? Repatriate US dollars potentially either invest in the US economy or pay higher dividends or implement share buyback. So at the moment there doesn't appear to be any evidence for now that the US markets are showing any indication that they're likely to roll over. That being said if we look at say for example the FTSE 100 slightly different story here we haven't been able to really progress beyond the highs that we saw last week around about 7,800. If we look at the daily chart we are looking at potentially rolling over and could slip back as low as 7,600. That's significant because it was the breakout level from the highs that we saw in November. If we look at a daily chart there's potential there for a little bit of a key week reversal but again I think much will depend on what the oil price does relative to and commodity prices in general because they have started to show a little bit of weakness after a significant run up from the middle of the summer. If we look at Brent crude prices we can see that illustrated here. We've seen a little bit of what I would call some signs of exhaustion. We saw a little bit of a shooting style there. It was negated, wasn't confirmed. We've seen a little bit of a bearish reversal there but what we haven't seen is a move below around about $68,70, $68,60 and I would want to see a close below this support line here to really I think build on the momentum or potential momentum for a little bit of a correction towards the downside. US yields are starting to age higher. They're at their highest level since 2014. Ten year yields that is. Two year yields at their highest level since 2000 and I think if we continue to push higher on US yields then I think there is potential that could start to impact on equity market valuations. Certainly if you look at the US 2 year yield relative to the rolling annualized yield on the S&P 500 there's certainly potential there that the attractiveness for owning US stocks relative to the bond market yield could start to diminish. Not showing any evidence of that at the moment and certainly in terms of the dollar we do appear to be starting to show a little bit of consolidation on the dollar index below this 91 level. I talked about this 91 level in the Monday market webinar. There is a video for that up on our YouTube channel youtube.com forward slash CMC markets PLC. That's a key resistance level. If we are going to bottom out around about 90 level then what we really need to see as a confirmation of that move higher through 91 up towards around about 92 but while it's below 91 the dollar is likely to remain a little bit on the soft side. Obviously this dollar index has implications for Euro dollar and as we look forward to the upcoming week the big item on the calendar apart from the World Economic Forum in Davos which to my mind is a complete irrelevance as far as markets are concerned it's really just a talking shop for the great and the good and ultimately while it may make some really decent headlines for an awful lot of the mainstream media as far as the markets concerned I don't really have that much of an interest in it. If we look at Euro dollar here we can see that there's decent support around about 121.65, 70. We are finding a little bit of a top around about 123 but one thing that has been notable over the course of the past few days is some discomfort on the part of the governing council that the Euro could move too high too quickly and in and in so doing impact on the ECB's inflation target inflation in the EU is at 1.4% core prices at 0.9 the last thing they want is for a higher Euro to start pushing down on its ability to hit that inflation target so not expecting any change to policy at the upcoming meeting what we could see is a little bit of jaw-boning with respect to trying to talk the Euro lower. We've already seen it this week with comments from Constantio the vice president of the ECB as well as Seville Novotny the Austrian representative on the ECB governing council so keep an eye on really I think the narrative from Mr. Draghi's press conference are they uncomfortable with a high Euro will he try and jaw-bone it lower. We've also got the Bank of Japan rate meeting and the recent tweet by the Japanese Central Bank to reduce the amount of its monthly bond buying program has prompted I think some speculation these the Bank of Japan could be looking to pull back a little bit from its quantitative easing program certainly that wasn't on the radar three or four weeks ago it is now now this chart is a little bit messy I grant you that but I think there is potential for a little bit of a reversal I will be keeping an eye very closely on this 110 area at 61.8 Fibonacci retracement of the entire up move from 107.30 to 114 if we hold below that hold above that rather than I think there's potential for rebound back to 111.50 and through that but at the moment we're trading 110.15 111.50 looking for a move either side of that to really I think determine where we go to next at the moment no real clear indications with respect to that now one of the biggest outperformers over the course of the past few weeks has been the pound sterling having a good old go at trying to hit that 140 level in last week's video I talked about the potential to hit 140 we've come within 55 points of hitting 140 the big level on that I talked about it last week it's 139.74 that still remains a very very key resistance level it's 38.2 Fibonacci retracement of the entire down move from the 2014 peaks around 171.50 to the lows that we saw at the beginning of last year at 119.50 so this 139.75 140 areas a big big level we could overspill to it but I think in the short term it's going to really struggle to get through there find support around about 137 so also keeping an eye on US fourth quarter GDP first iteration expecting a fairly decent number there of 2.9% Q4 GDP here in the UK expecting again a positive number of 0.4 and even potentially 0.5 I wouldn't I wouldn't expect it to go up to 0.5 but certainly I think a decent number around about 0.4 also will be keeping an eye on the construction sector and the aftermath of the Carillion story a number of subcontractors or smaller companies are reporting next week care group and Vanilla holdings care group is one of the joint venture partners on HS2 and we could get some indication as to what how what sort of amount of money they will be setting aside to basically take up the slack that Carillion has left off. Netflix Q4 results is also I think a key indicator there will they increase their subscriber base in the fourth quarter by the 6.3 million subscribers they guided for in their Q3 earnings update certainly looking to expect revenues to rise to around about 11.68 billion dollars so all the gross story in Netflix continue pace so that's it for this week a little bit of a longer video than normal don't forget to tune into the Monday market webinar at 12.15 with my colleague David Madden otherwise have a good weekend and good luck trading next week


Hey there amazing people and welcome to another amazing video by yours truly Dapo Willis now guys in this video before I get into what I'm going to talk about in this video I just wanted to quickly thank every single one of you for sticking by my channel I know most of you guys who watch my videos are probably forex followers but I try as much as possible to make the best of both forex content and content that can also help you guys make money in other aspects online as well now guys so in this video I'm going to be talking about how you can go about attracting money you have to understand that the world we live in is a very tough place you have people who are absolutely struggling just to get by the other day I was just driving down the road and I saw people you know walking you know miles just to get from their office to their homes and at the end of the day they get peanuts now obviously you don't want that to be the story for the rest of your life so in this video I'm going to be talking about how you can go about effortlessly attracting money how do you go about attracting you know money from different parts of the world without actually having to toil and suffer and have to go through all that hassle that everybody's always going through on a day-to-day basis now guys if you've ever been to cities like New York, Lagos, London you can literally rush hour is actually rush hour like you can't actually freaking get by through the crowd you see people in the underground in Lagos you see people trying to jump jump on and off buses and you know I just looked at everything and I said to myself that's exactly that is exactly not how I want to live my life so I decided to do some study and decided to do some research as to how I can go about effortlessly attracting money so that's exactly what I'm going to be speaking about today in this video how you can go about effortlessly attracting money you see me I don't look like I'm doing badly now do I yeah so how do you how can you replicate these strategies for yourself as well now guys if you're interested in finding out about how you can effortlessly attract money I suggest you stick around to the very end of this video all right so the first strategy that I'll encourage you guys to to explore if you want to actually effortlessly attract money is you need to be known for something when I say you need to be known for something I don't care what you do you can be a teacher you can be a lawyer you can be a chemistry teacher you can be a graphic designer you can be a TV man whatever thing it is you do you have to be known for that thing now if you're kind of like in a situation whereby you don't really like what you're doing and you don't want people to know you know you for what you do you can check out a couple of my other videos called seven top high income skills so that video pretty much teaches you about high income skills you can learn to obviously start making money in the marketplace now guys apart from that I don't see anything wrong most of you guys have pretty interesting stuff that you do you just don't know how to monetize it so first things first you need to be known for something because you want a situation whereby when somebody wants something you're the first person that comes into their mind I'll give you a typical example if you're ever thinking about for those of you watching this video if you ever think about forex trading or making money online the first person who comes to your mind is me at least I like to believe it is me at least top three people if you're thinking about trading forex or making money online is Dapper Willis right so that should be the same for you if anybody's thinking about oh I need to design this really nice logo I need to design this really nice leaflet you should be the graphic designer that comes to mind if somebody wants to build this house you should be the architect that comes to mind so guys rule number one effortlessly attracting money is you need to be known for something a lot of people are known for nothing a lot of people are jack of all trades trying to do x y z up and down the whole place you need to be known for it for something it can be graphic designing it can be being a lawyer it can be being the teacher whatever thing it is that you're known for ensure to be really really good at it right so that's the first way to go about effortlessly attracting money now the second way you can go about it is actually these are these are things that you need to do in the in this order right so first thing is you need to be known for something the second thing you need to do is you need to put yourself out there you need to network right you need to go out there so my own I mean thank god for social media right so social media has brought networking to your doorstep literally on your computer you have facebook linkedin instagram youtube go on these platforms and put yourself out there interact with people that's this is the this is the modern day networking right social media is your modern day networking so you want to be active on these platforms and I'll give you a little example so for me personally how do I network how do I get people to know about me I just sit in front of the camera and I record all these amazing videos and guess what happens people watch all these videos they share it they like it and guess what happens people now know me as the guy who knows how to make money online as a business expert as the business consultant as a forex trader whatever you guys know me as yes I become that guy so if you want first of all you have this skill that you really know how to do very well you're known for something the second thing is you want to come on the internet and you want to provide value about the thing that you know so if you're very good at being a lawyer what you can do is you can come on the internet and discuss cases speak about your speak about what you think about a certain government policy think about how come on the internet and talk about different cases whereby the judge gave a very wrong ruling that's if you're a lawyer if you're an architect come and post the work that you design you don't even your work doesn't need to be built yet you can come and educate your audience about being an architect you can educate them about why you like these buildings why these buildings are better than these buildings you know stuff like that so you really need to think this is my area of expertise this is my profession you need to take out a little bits and pieces and put them in terms of content and come on the internet and publish them so that when people ask don't don't don't even care if people are not even paying attention to you don't care if they're not commenting on yourself don't care if they're not liking your your post and stuff like that just keep putting this stuff out there because guys do you know what happens you're just going to be sat in your house one day and then your dms are going to be blowing up with people saying oh i saw you on facebook and i or somebody referred me to this referred me to one of your videos i think you're very nice now guys i want to i want to throw something to you out there for instance real estate brokers now there are a lot of real estate agents in legos new york london and all that but what a lot of real estate i'm going to use real estate as an example real estate agents right what a lot of real estate agents fail to do is this you need to go for all this open houses and speak about the house not just speaking about the house speak about the idea of living in that house the access route to the house why it's amazing why you know why a family should move into the house because there's a school talk about the school down the road talk about the closest train station talk about the closest bus station talk about all the amazing amenities in the house talk about you know you want to you want people to envision themselves already living in that house so you do this long enough you keep posting a networking on on the internet on social media long enough and what happens is when people actually want to move houses because they see the way you come out there you put yourself out there you're always talking about real estate and you know moving houses trust me when they actually want to move you will be the person that they come to because they now they know you they like you and they trust you now guys you have to understand that people only do business with people that they like they know like and trust think about it have you ever bought a product that you don't know of you don't like it and you don't trust it you never bought a product that you don't know like a trust so people only do business with people that they know like and trust okay so how will people know you is by putting yourself out there now for the a little bit older class so from above 50 people because people that above 50 don't really believe in social media now if you're within that category that end range you need to consider going for a lot of birthday parties you need to do some physical networking events now for those of you guys who are doing social media if you can collaborate both social media networking and physical networking guys you will make more money than you'd ever know what to do with it so guys the second way about effortlessly attracting money is by networking going out there and putting yourself out there publishing your content on social media and people will throw so much money at you you would never need to beg anybody for business again so many people are constantly approaching a lot of these companies here and they're approaching love individuals begging them for business oh i can do this now the moment you start to put yourself out there you'll never have to beg anybody for business take this from me guys um the moment i started posting a lot of social a lot on social media people just throw so much money at me like it's absolutely unbelievable people are missing on facebook instagram i like your videos can you help me with this i'm like all right cool not a problem come come to me come to me so that's the second way you can go about attracting money effortlessly is by what networking putting yourself what out there the third way you can go about effortlessly attracting money so guys the first way we mentioned you need to be known for something you need to be known for that guy who is a good architect good cook good engineer you need to be known for something the second way the second strategy so rule number one be known for something rule number two you need to put yourself out there network so that people know you right now the third way you can go about effortlessly attracting money is by having what i like to call a sales system okay you need to have a service so that when people know about you they like you they trust you and then they want to do business with you you need to have a service to offer them okay you need to have a way to charge people you need to have a way to build people for instance i'll give you a typical example right so i'll use i'll use my uh my company as an example so when people come across my brand they come across me anywhere be it at a live speaking event be it on social media the moment you come in contact with us we have several products to offer you so it can be fx trading it can be consulting it can be trading for you it can be all these amazing things so you know same goes for you you need to think how can i go about extracting money from people okay legitimately though because you need to be known for something how can so you need to build a sales system so that when people trust me they will come in the moment you're known for something okay the moment you're known for something and uh you start to network you start to put yourself out there on facebook instagram youtube trust me they will come and when they do come they will come in from the roof they will come in from underneath the door they will lower themselves in freaking rafters they will come trust me the moment you start to increase your life force and put yourself out there people trust people love things that are shiny people love to be associated with success and the moment they see you every day every day you're posting every day and they're like there's something going on with this person what happens is they start to message you hey um okay so i have this issue i see you on social media you look nice i like you i trust you can you help me with this so if you're an architect can you help me build my house if you're a lawyer or can you help me can you help me work my case or if you're a tv man or can you help me fix my tv all right so guys the third way about going about attracting money effortlessly is having an avenue to charge people when they come because you being known for something and you putting yourself out there people will come so you need to put yourself out there and have a way to charge people now for those of you guys who do business online there's a there's a platform called stripe so my company we use a lot of stripes so for instance you like our product you like what you see you want to pay for a product very simple we send you an invoice that has a link once you click on the link it will take you to a page where you input your card details you need to make payment very easy and very straightforward you need to have enough bank account so that if you're dealing with somebody internationally you have an international bank account where they can pay money into if you're dealing with people locally you have a local bank account have pdfs have um brochures have manuals have all these things handy because when people come you don't want to start saying all this and all that have all your pricing list out you need to be organized have your sales funnel intact have your sales funnel intact all right guys so um i'm going to quickly recap this video so the first way you can go about effortlessly attracting money is by what by being known for something step number two is by networking and putting yourself out there and step number three is having a service a platform to to provide to people so that they can pay you in return for what for what it is you're known for so guys that's my time my name is Dapo Willis and short to check out a couple of my other videos now guys if you don't have a high income skill if you don't if you don't have that thing you're known for check out my other video i'm going to be releasing that very soon it's it's called seven high income skills that can make you an average of five thousand dollars a month right so you can learn one of those skills and become really good at it and become known for it and what put yourself out there and start charging people that's exactly how you make money in the 21st century all right guys take it easy and i'll see you guys in my subsequent videos all right bye um


20 celebrities you didn't know are Kenyans. Kenya is an East African nation with an Indian Ocean coast. It includes the magnificent Great Rift Valley, Lakelands, Savannah, and Mountainous Highlands. Additionally, animals like lions, elephants, and rhinos call it home. Sefer is departing from Nairobi. The nation's capital traveled to the Masai Mara Reserve, famous for its yearly migration of wildebeests and Ambozili National Park, which offers views of Tanzania's 5,895-meter Mount Kilimanjaro. Kenya has produced some very outstanding talent, including in the areas of sports, music, and movies. However, the majority of people are unaware of those who are accomplished and have Kenyan ancestry. Famous Kenyans have had an immense impact on the development of this nation. These people's hard work and enormous dedication are a testament to their love and enthusiasm for Kenya and its people. Stay connected as we take you on a tour to discover celebrities you probably didn't know are from Kenya. 20. Wangari Mathai Profaser Wangari Mathai is a human rights and environmental activist from Kenya. The very prestigious Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to Wangari Mathai in 2004, making her the first African woman to do so. Mathai, a trailblazing academic and environmental activist, has worked relentlessly to promote a sustainable environment and improve standards for Kenyan women and its citizens while also fighting an oppressive regime. 19. Mugiwa Theongo Mugiwa Theongo has earned a reputation as East Africa's most prominent author and is also a playwright, journalist, professor, and writer. Both public acclaim and difficulties from Kenyan authorities resulted from his criticism of colonial power, Christianity, and post-colonial atrocities. The Kikuyu people, who make up the majority of Kenyan's population, are Mugiwa's ethnic group. With the presentation of the Black Hermit, his first significant play at the National Theater in Kampala, Uganda in 1962, Mugiwa made his literary debut in East Africa. Mugiwa published and wrote stories, plays, novels, and a Sunday newspaper column during a highly creative literary age. His best-known books include Petals of Blood, 1967, The Grain of Wheat, 1967, The River Between, 1965, and Weep Not Child, 1964. 18. Daphne Sheltrick Daphne Sheltrick cohabitated with her late husband David, the renowned founding warden of Kenya's enormous Sabah National Park for more than 25 years from 1955 to 1976. She cared for orphans of misfortune from many different wild species during that time, including elephants older than two, black rhinos, buffaloes, zebra, alans, kudas, impalas, doikers, reedbugs, diktics, warthogs, and other smaller creatures like civets, mongooses, and birds. She is the first person to have mastered the milk formula and necessary husbandry for both infant milk-dependent elephants and rhinos, and she is a recognized international authority on the uprending of wild animals. 17. Jomo Kenyatta Jomo Kenyatta was born in the year 1889 at Engenda in the Gatundu Division of Kiambu. His intellect inspired individuals beyond Kenya's borders, and in fact, beyond the continent of Africa. Kenyatta became the center of the freedom struggle for Kenya over a half century to dispel the darkness and injustice of colonialism, just like one light shines in complete darkness and serves as a rallying point. With Kenyatta as president, Kenyatta became a republic on December 12, 1964, joined the Commonwealth, and as a result, he rose to prominence as one of Kenya's most well-known citizens. 16. Catherine Dereba Catherine Dereba, one of the top female marathon runners in the world, was born on July 31, 1972 in Kenya. On October 7, 2001, she won the Chicago Marathon, setting a new world record of 2 hours 18 minutes and 47 seconds. After an official press conference ended a few hours after Catherine broke the Marathon world record, journalists gathered around her in an attempt to get one more close-up look. One inquired as to what she would say to family members who might object to her taking time away from her husband and daughter to train for the competition. Catherine remarked, I tell them if I have nothing to sacrifice, I have nothing to gain. At the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens, Greece, she went on to win the silver medal for the Kenyan team. 15. Richard Leakey He served as secretary of the cabinet, head of Kenya's civil service, director of the National Museum of Kenya, and director of the Kenyan Wildlife Department. Just a few of the positions he held are listed here. On a farm in Kenya with a view of the vast Rift Valley, he shares a home with his wife, paleontologist Meev Leakey. In order to provide a direct connection between those involved in conservation on the ground and others around the world who care, Richard Leakey founded Wildlife Direct. He is on this list of well-known Kenyans and has been the chairman of Wildlife Direct since 2004. 14. Mohamed Emin World famous photographer, cameraman and publisher Mohamed Moe, Emin established CameraPix in 1963 from a modest store in Dar es Salaam. Since then, it has developed into a contemporary independent media outlet with a reputation for publishing stories and photos that are cutting edge in African journalism. At present, CameraPix employs over 30 media professionals who work from its Nairobi headquarters and a London branch. 13. Kiran Shah Actor and stuntman Kiran is a Kenyan Indian. Until he was 12 years old, he resided in Kenya. According to the Guinness Book of World Records, he is the shortest stuntman in the entire world. He has appeared in both The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings movie trilogy. He has also had poetry published. He spent six months working as a tailor's apprentice before deciding to pursue a career in show business. 12. Edie Gathage Edie grew up in Albany, California after being born on October 10, 1979 in Nairobi, Kenya. He performs in films, plays and television in Kenya. On the television show House, Edie has played Dr. Jeffrey Cole, also known as Big Love. She is from the 2007 film Gone Baby Gone, Lauren from the movies Twilight and the Twilight Saga, New Moon and Darwin from X-Men First Class. Crank 2006 His theatre performances have included, among others, two trains running at the Old Globe Theatre, as you like it, and Serrano de Bergerik. 11. Roger Whitaker He is the singer of the song My Land is Kenya That Beauty, which features a dreamy baritone voice. He is a British singer, songwriter and musician who is from Kenya. Along with his voice, his distinctive whistling skill has helped him stand out from other musicians. I don't believe in If, Anymore and Dorm Town, the leaving, from 1969 are two of his best known works. Whitaker served in the Kenyan Regiment from 1954 to 1956 for two years. 10. Gurdip Deep Roy Gurdip Roy is a Kenyan actor, stuntman, puppeteer and comedian with the birth name Mohinder Purba. His real name is Gurdip, which in his native tongue is translated as God's Light. To further his study, Deep's father relocated to London. Due to boredom, Deep failed the first year and dropped out of the second. Among his efforts are Star Trek Into Darkness, Big Fish and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, 2005. 2013. He has also appeared in Eastbound and Down and The X-Files. In the 1976 television episode Target of the New Avengers, Deep made his professional acting debut as Cloco. He has been referred to often as one of the hardest workers in the industry, according to reports. 9. David Otunga Born to an American mother and a Kenyan father, he is a WWE professional wrestler. He once competed in a tag team title alongside John Cena and Jennifer Hudson-Sviante, an American singer. 8. Malika Firth Fashion model Malika Firth is situated in the UK. She was born in Mombasa and when she was seven years old, relocated to Barking in East London. At the age of 17, she started a modelling career. She first attracted recognition by becoming the first black model to participate in a Prada advertisement in over 20 years after Naomi Campbell had done so earlier. She has walked in more than 40 fashion shows for names like Kenzo, Bottega Veneta, Marc Jacobs, Jean-Paul Gaultier and Dulse and Cabana. The edit, Net a Porter magazine, Vogue Japan, Miss Vogue, British Vogue, Elle France, Fashion Week Daily and Telegraph Magazine have all featured her on their covers. 7. Sut Chally Chally is the founder and executive director of the Media Education Foundation, as well as a professor of communication at the University of Massachusetts. He is also a director, writer and prolific filmmaker. He is well known for his works killing us softly, 1999, hijacking catastrophe, nine elements, fear and selling of American empire and peace, propaganda and the promised land 2004. He was born on May 29, 1955 in Kenya and relocated with his family to England when he was six years old. He once had a job packing boxes of Kit Kats at a chocolate factory. 6. Christopher Froome Froome, a British road racer for UCI protein Team Sky, previously represented Kenya from 2000 and four to 2008. He was raised in South Africa and Kenya and since 2008, he has been riding on a British license because both of his parents are British. Froome is only the eighth rider in history to have won three toward DeFrancis. He attended school in Kenya at first before moving to South Africa at the age of 14. His former school, Street Johns College, especially still views him as a hero. 5. Yusuf Imran Yusuf is a British stand-up comedian who was born in Mombasa, Kenya and raised in East London's Hackney before relocating to Northwest London's Harrow. Following ID Amin's expulsion of Asians for Uganda, his parents and older brothers fled the economic conflict. Yusuf's brand of caustic and reflective humor has helped him carve out a special place for himself in the comedy industry. 4. Lupiden Nyong'o On March 1, 1983, Lupida Amondi Nyong'o, a Kenyan-Mexican actress, was born in Mexico. She has received numerous honors, such as an Academy Award and has been nominated for two Primetime Emmy Awards and a Tony Award. 3. Corrender Chata Chata was raised in London, Southall after being born in Kenya. She started her career as a news reporter for BBC Radio, where she also directed a number of acclaimed documentaries. The British Film Institute, BFI and Channel 4 were also included in the alliance she started. After that, she founded Umbi Films, her own business. A movie about the 1947 religiously motivated partition of India, which separated Muslims from Hindus and Sykes to form Pakistan, will be released by Chata. 2. 3. Philippa Gregory The other Bollane girl, Philippa's 2001 novel that won the romantic novel of the year award from the Romantic Novel Association, is her best known work. Philippa is an English novelist. Her parents, radio operator and navigator for East African Airways Lane and Arthur Percy Gregory welcomed her into the world on January 9, 1954. Move to Bristol, England when he was two years old. 1. The Olsens The Swedish father and Kenyan mother who formed this beautiful trio. Even the names of the footballing twin brothers who play for English teams are kick-whew. Martin Marcus Jonas Monu Olsen plays for Blackburn Rovers, while Tony Wakewell Olsen represents Norwich City. They both chose to play for their European countries, which is unfortunate for the Harambee stars, exactly as Liverpool's Divak Oriji. Jessica, their older sister, is married to NBA superstar Dirk Knewitzky. Thanks for watching. Please make sure to like, share and subscribe to our channel for more informative videos. Please also mention in the comment section which other Kenyan celebrities you know that are not in this video.