What is going on guys welcome back to the channel and I do appreciate you being here today I bring one of the destiny to video and today guys. I want to face off the two Well, I would say pinnacle one of them's a pinnacle one of them is just a beloved weapon and no pun intended It's the bill of sniper rifle I want to face off these two sniper rifles and give you guys in my opinion, which is the best to use and If the revoker is worth the wild chase it takes to get it But before we go any further guys if you do enjoy the video We're like sure you support you can by hitting that like button if you are new around here and enjoy daily destiny videos be sure to subscribe Okay, so the beloved and the revoker probably the two most well common sniper rifle which you'll see in PvP at the minute and It's for a good reason because sniping now is Where's part of metal it's part of metal to say I mean a lot of people now due to season of opulence have started sniping due to the fact that the revoker Is the pinnacle weapon now and I noticed this straight away now I will warn you guys for which you will see of me sniping isn't the best I mean, I'm relatively new to sniping in destiny to Well, I only sniped in D1 with their no land beyond D2 and never picked up a sniper rifle until to be loved and season of opulence So yeah, the clips you're about to see ain't the best from well Yeah, but they're the best for me, but ain't the best you're gonna see let's put it that way But yeah, so I only just started sniping when opulence come out It's for good reason you got to keep up with a trend people everyone's doing it You gotta you just gotta take part in it. I believe I'm getting better day by day I mean let me know what you think about my snipes down below in that comment section.  I mean I've got another sniper rifle. I haven't got it on me while I bring it out Which I mean it helped me a lot before I got my beloved. It helped me a lot And it's this one right here popping up. There it is. This is it the Arkon What art channel? I don't know how that says LR2 Now it's a great great sniper rifle for PvP my pin. I almost got a triple collect with this I mean the closest I'll ever come in my life to getting one of these things Unscreen now I actually killed two people I got hit mark on the third and then he died to a shotgun and one check said triple down So it's definitely almost a triple collect and I mean I almost wet my pants people We had Arkon arch and it really helped me on my way and getting the revoker because I first got to be loved Which was this one right here and it's gotten it shot a snapshot sites and quick draw this in many people's opinions Probably the best show you can get on it But for me snapshot really put I mean it's gonna sound weird to you people But you probably heard it on my other video talking about the below It's sculpting too quick It just sculpts in too quick with this and it really put me off and because I was so used to using This thing right here. I went back to it and this is got a snapshot on it, too But it doesn't seem to be sculpting in that quick to be loved just sculpts in instant I mean it ain't a bad thing I mean I know many people like that sort of thing and yeah, that's good for you But for me it just it's just rapid now may have got used to it now I may have got used to it now because I've been using the revoker and it's sculpts in pretty quick, too So I could probably go back to this and really enjoy it, but my favorite beloved is this one right here So if I was compared to two of these I was definitely compared to two of these it would be this one With the revoker, but yes the arc and the arch and definitely get it at your vote people If you haven't got a bit of love then you're going after the revoker It will really help you in PvP and I'm sniper rifle final kills, but damn sure So the beloved and the revoker which one would I take out of two? Well, I'd probably say The revoker now I've seen many people on Twitter state that they farmed farm sniper of course farm come for the 3500 Points to get this thing and then they've just put in their votes and come back to the beloved because they believe the beloved better I Disagree, I really disagree and it's probably because of reversal of fortune and ain't got the greatest aim in the world And not a destiny anywhere as a pretty pro sniper in college you in battlefield, but I'm still getting used to the hang of things On destiny to so reversal of fortune actually rewards you back Your ammo if you miss a shot, and it's literally instant people so you shoot You miss and bam, it's back you shoot you miss and bam It's back so it's craziness and plus the fact of the range and the impact. It's really powerful I mean super powerful someone slightly hit you can kill them with a body shot with this And you'll see plenty of footage of me doing that in the background now might be loved It's got any no distractions, which I'm just in love with this is a must have for sniping in PvP because of the fact of flinch is absolutely craziness I mean you get hit with a Porsche rifle when you're trying to scope out range a hand cannon a Anything and you're looking at the sky so no distractions is definitely worth it I mean and quick draw as you know switching weapons quicker basically what it does switch to quicker It's basically what it allows you to do. It really does help out So this in my opinion is the perfect role even more disagreeing say where the perfect role is this one right here Which is fair enough. I mean I got both of them I might might go back and try this again. We just see but hey New evoker I would definitely take it out of the two but the beloved is still a great great weapon I understand why so many people throw over the revoker. It means more snappy. It feels lighter I mean you get more ammo in the clip. I mean you can get no distractions on it I mean yes, I understand why many people enjoy and as you can see I've got way more kills in PvP with it Then I have the revoker, but hey guys, I thought I just got my revoker. I love my revoker It's a beast and I do plan on going going go full throttle with this in PvP This is gonna be my go-to weapon and My second day. I'll probably use my recluse because I got this at the same time as I got the Revoker, so hey balls deep people balls deep into PvP and now my iron banner They're the gear I got for the quest perfect for sniping. I mean look at this enhanced sniper rifle targeting I've got any sniper rifle loader and scavenger enhanced unflinching sniper aim I mean, this is just fairly decent. I mean scavenger for my SMG nothing for snipers there And also got another that sniper rifle reserves there.  What a try-hard wetty bastard I am Hey, I'm getting used to SMGs because it's the first one I really have used apart from the Antioch D Way way back in year one, but other than that, this is the first SMG I've gone back to so I'm still getting used to it I mean, but it's a beast at close range as you guys will know when you come up against it in PvP It just murdered us. It really does. But hey, do we Volcker or do we be loved in my opinion? I would definitely take the revoker. I really would but guys if you've got both tell me down below in that comment section Which one you prefer? I mean revoker's only got three in the clip also I mean they put back up mag on it, but I believe target adjusted away forward on sniper rifles But yeah, I mean to be loved is better on paper really with the random rows of no distractions quick draw More on the mag more snappier feels lighter Hey, it's better on paper, but for me still I'd take the revoker Tired to get it. I mean it's much much harder to get to but hey, that's my opinion But guys tell me what you think down below in that comment section revoker be loved Let me know but guys. I hope you enjoyed the video I hope you enjoyed the gameplay footage of me sniping with ease in the background You've probably seen a bit of it already from my previous Videos on these weapons or I apologize about that, but hey, it's definitely worth a second look But guys, I hope you enjoyed the video and hopefully I will see you on that next one Light versus light got nothing left to prove


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We have reached out to Saudi Soul, I think for the past four years now, if I'm not mistaken, I could be wrong, I could be right. We have reached out to Caligraph Jones for a while now, I think we've sent quite a number of songs, I think about three or four songs, but maybe when the time is right, we'll work on those songs. What's up everybody, welcome to Saudi TV, SPM Buzz and of course 3D Kitui in the building and today, as you can see, we have your favorite, Amarula Hitmaker Arobato, all the way from Zambia. And today we have him here, Leonie Story, we want him to tell us the experience right now in Kenya because it's now one day, right? Yes, first of all, how are you? I'm good. You're good? I'm alright. You're looking amazing. Thank you so much, thank you so much. I've had a very interesting day, so yeah. How is Kenya so far? Kenya is great, at least it's not raining, back home in Zambia it's raining, so you know it's good to just hang out and see the place. How do you love about Kenya right now because it's now one night and like half a day, what do you love about Kenya? What I love about Kenya, I would say, is just the hospitality, the warmness and just the way we're received as well, very interesting and amazing way, so yeah, so far so good and I love it here. Yeah, the weather is good by the way, the weather is good. We love Kenya, we really love to relocate from Zambia to Kenya. Given the chance, I would want to have a home here, but you know how it is, home is home right? And it's one thing when you just go and visit but when you have a home where you know like it's your place, your place, I think I would love that as well. Okay, so many people have known you just through the song Amarula and maybe being a musician, being in the music industry and today we want to request you to take us through before maybe fame came. Okay. Just give us your story a little bit of yourself. Well my real names are Robert and I'm the last born in the family. I have been a music lover for a very long time. Both parents were very active in music and I think I picked it up from them, so music has been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. But other than music, I love to do other things, you know. Everything media related, I would say. I'm a radio presenter as well, film director, film producer. We run our own media institution as well as a record label. So there's a lot that I do besides just being an active musician. But yeah, any other given day, if I'm not in front of a microphone or the cameras, I just love to spend time probably playing soccer, basketball. Don't be fooled by the height. Yeah, basketball. And I just love to just and wine, go on drives. I love game viewing.  That's me. Yeah. At what point did you realize you can sing? Because we have talents. When they get born like this, they begin to sing. Others, their talent, maybe they realize when they're in high school, others pray for you. At what point did you realize now you can sing or maybe you can be a presenter? Actually, when I was young, I just used to sing to gospel songs, especially when guests come home. My mom would always tell us, you need to entertain the guests. So I was a guy that used to go and dress up, you know, the very smart shed and you come and sing for the guests. But I wasn't really doing it on a serious level. So when I was given an opportunity to try and sing and I failed to sing, that's when I realized I needed to really, really push myself to the next level. So I was a rapper before and then I switched to singing. So it was a very big and difficult transition because I was so used to doing something else that singing had to be one aspect that I had to improve on. So professionally, I would say when I was in the first year of high school, that's when I decided to take singing like serious, serious, serious, serious, because this is when it would go to different places and just go to churches and you'd sing there and that sort of thing. So I would say first grade in high school, that's when I think I decided to say this is what I want to do. Yeah. Are you being a legend in this music industry and because you started singing in the way back, have you ever tried to reach someone, maybe to do a collab with someone, a musician and maybe disappointed you or maybe told you you cannot sing with me or something like that and how do you take it? Look, music is like that. You have different people in different stages. Even for me, there are people that reach out to me to say listen, I want to do a song with you and when I listen to the music and I look at what I'm doing and I tell myself I don't think we're on the same level. You get my point. So at times it can be very difficult to try and say no and someone takes it in a positive manner. Have I been disappointed before? Yes, I have. Actually, before we even released the Amarulla song, we had reached out to a number of artists if they could be on that song and well, they refused. We even had TV stations that turned down the video and they say the video was not good enough. Like it could not play on certain TV stations, but after three months, things changed. Some of those artists, when they saw the success of the song, they came back and say listen, can we be on that song? And certain TV stations then started playing the song. So it's something that I feel at times is normal. Every artist has been through that. I think every artist has been denied a certain feature with certain artists and most artists, they always want to work with an artist either of the same standard or one that is you feel is of a higher standard in a different country or different region. So if I want to work with an artist, say Chris Brown, right, and if he feels my music is not good enough, he's got the right to say no and I can't go on social media and start saying bad things about him because maybe he feels we don't connect, but you might find in the near future he hears the very same song in a different scenario because it's now trending. She wants to jump on the song. So it does happen. So every artist that is out there, I think you should never look back and say it's a bad thing. Take it in a positive way. Okay. Which is the highest amount you've been paid performing a song Amarula?  You'll never deny that the fact remains it's a hate song. Which is the highest amount? My friend told me to ask that question you've received from Amarula. It was definitely more than 50,000 US dollars. I will not mention the actual amount but it was more than 50,000 US dollars. Definitely more than 50,000 dollars. I remember I was once paid quite a lot of money for just performing two songs. My performance didn't last more than 15 minutes. I was flown to this country and I went to perform there and yeah, we didn't spend 15 minutes singing. I just did two songs and that was it was done. Only two songs. Okay, first I'll say I'm very grateful I've met you for the second time.  You used to sing your song when I was growing up.  First question is that let me take you back.  Maybe you can tell us maybe what made you because as an artist you're very creative. It's a way you can want to converse. It's a way you want to become more creative maybe for you to make it out of there. Wow. So the story is there was a song that was being worked on for AIDS campaign and there were a number of artists that were being selected to be on that song. So they wanted two singers and two rappers. So I didn't make the cut as a rapper. So the only other opportunity that was there was for me to be a singer.  I didn't sound good. So that hurt me. Like it was a big no. It was a life-changing no because I told myself I'm going to prove that I can do this. And that's how I just started singing every single day just practicing rehearsing trying to perfect my art and just become a different artist altogether. And that's how it happened. So I still do that a lot because listen this industry is different. You think you're the best today. Two days later a new artist pops up and they are trending and they're doing way more than what you are doing. So you can't just sit back and think I'm the most happening artist. You need to remember that the other artists who are looking up to you looking at your mistakes and they're improving their craft because they're seeing what you're doing. So you always have to keep evolving and growing. It's still relevant up to now because at the time you release a Marula hit song. There are no, the sub-medias are not there.  Maybe the likes of Spotify, Altitude, Audemars, all those sub-median platforms are not in there. But still you remain relevant up to today. Your song was trending, still trending. What is the secret? The secret behind the Marula song. I would say it was just a feel-good song also because it was easy for people to lend the lyrics or lend it. I was talking about things that happen with anybody that either experiences something because they're experiencing it personally or they know somebody and they've seen what happened. What am I saying? If you don't drink, you know someone who drinks, right? And you know the story of a hangover. You've heard about it, right? You either have fallen in love or you know someone who's in love. And there's always that one word at times that will always ring a bell. And that's what I wanted. I wanted a song that when you hear it the first 30 seconds and someone cuts the song, what is that one word that's going to keep ringing in your head? And that's what I wanted. So I made the song very easy on the ear. I made it easy for anyone to dance to it. The instruments, they don't have so much going on. You can literally hear almost everything that is playing. But at the same time, there's a story to it with words that are easy for you to understand and remember. So blah, blah, blah. I'm Marula. I'm Marula. So even a small kid, after three, four times, you remember those words. So it was a fun song. We stand into a hit song, a big song for my career, a song that opened more doors for me, and it's still opening doors for me. Let's take a look at your journey now. Amarula being a household name in many countries, because I understand before Amarula became big in Zambia, it was big outside Zambia.  What is the feeling? How did you plan now for your own people to understand and appreciate you? Because most of the people didn't know you come from Zambia, because it was this in South Africa, or it's someone from America, UK. I actually have a lot of people who still believe I am not Zambian at all. Others say, oh, he's from Nigeria, he's from Ghana, he's from East Africa. But maybe that's the goodness of the song. People relate to it, that it feels like it's one of theirs. And I love that about that song, because everywhere you go, wherever it is played, people are still questioning and doubting. It simply means someone will still go on YouTube, look for it and say, we want to know where this person is from, or where this song is from. And for me to have had this experience where a song starts hitting in other countries was amazing, because just when we released the song, one week later, our president died. So we had one month of national mourning.  And I don't think there's an artist out there who would complain if something like that happened. Yes, it does happen where a song can start trending elsewhere or years later. If you've noticed on TikTok now, some of the songs that are trending are songs that were released either three years ago or five years ago, and it's no more in the music industry. And I don't take success for granted. I don't take my music for granted. Every time I record a song, I want to make sure years later, it's still going to make sense to somebody. During your tour, Amarulla tour, do you regret maybe making a mistake? Maybe a big artist among I can say it was an upcoming artist which I'll tell you maybe for a remix, some for a collaboration, maybe you were overbooked, you were busy, turned out a request, now the artist is bigger. I don't know if you have any regrets. Maybe Mr. Amarulla will seal the name Amarulla, maybe to be the brand ambassador for Amarulla. Maybe Mr. Mediums, we don't know. You speak like someone who knows what's been going on. Did we miss opportunities? Yes, we did. A lot of them actually. So I'll tell you of one artist that I was introduced to. So I wanted to work on a song with a group from South Africa called Mikasa. So I sent some music to them and they said, listen, at the moment, we cannot work on the song maybe later. So the lady that we were talking to said, listen, there's a female artist that is coming up. I think she's going to be big and she's willing to jump on the song. We didn't know her. We had never heard of her. And then she sent an email herself and said, can I sing on the song? But then because our focus was on one particular group, we just said, no, no, no. Surprise, surprise. Years later, she's one of the biggest artists in South Africa. Her name is Moon Child. So yeah. Yes, Moon Child. So for me, it was like, wow, went back to the emails and we found she used to send these emails like, can I please get on the song? Can I please get on the song? But I know how reality is.  You get my point, right? And I'm really just looking forward to a day when I can meet with her one day and say, hey, I remember you sent me an email. Congratulations on your career. And if at all you feel we can still work on something, hey, I'm still open. But those are certain things that I think as artists at times we overlook because you're in the moment and you don't see potential in somebody. And it's a mistake that, for example, we made and it's happened with Amarula. We did have several meetings regarding brand ambassadorship and signing a contract for them to use the song for marketing purposes and so many other things. When we were reaching advanced levels of the discussions regarding the use of the song Amarula, in one of the meetings someone came up and said, we just have one problem with this song, one problem. The part that says, gives me hangover. And they felt it was working against the brand because then they did not want people to look at it from that angle. So they asked us, are you able to change the lyrics in that part? And I went back into studio and I changed it because the amount of money that they were offering was life-changing. Like I literally saw myself being an instant millionaire like in that moment. So we changed the lyrics. We sent it back to them and they said, okay, listen, you need to pull down the song everywhere and redistribute this version. But that was a really tough task, very difficult for us to do. I'm an independent artist. I don't work with the major record label that can call different radio stations and say, can you please put down the song in ABCD and it was on YouTube. The numbers were going up. It was everywhere. It was quite a big challenge for us to do that and to reach out to all the stations worldwide and say, can you please put down the song and use this one, was a big task for us. So we kind of like ended off there. The conversations kind of like started dying down. We were still interested in working with them. And I think along the way, they probably saw potential in the song. Would I be interested in reviving those talks? Definitely. I think the song to some extent also helped sell the Amarula brand for people that did not know what it was. They still went instead of looking for it. And business is business. You know what I mean? So we're still open to talks, deliberations and see how best we can work on it because years later that song is still a hit in so many countries. So I think this way is in which we can still work out something. Do you regret that? Do I regret missing out on that opportunity? Definitely. Because I had plans to really take my music career to different levels. The amount of money that they were offering was going to allow me to collaborate with artists that I'd only imagined I could work with. It was going to take me to places that maybe other people only dream of. But for me, it was a dream to make a dream come true.  Because sometimes it takes one opportunity to change everything. Like I said earlier on, it took one song to take me across the world. But how many albums did I have before I released Amarulla? So many songs and so many albums, right? But it was that one song that just shot things in the air and all these things started happening. So for me, that was a life-changing moment. I wanted that deal to go through because I know what it was going to do for my career. So yeah, we regret it. So far so good. What are some of the challenges, achievements you've got from the song Amarulla? Because you know, some of the viewers who are watching, they'll get inspired after you share what you've achieved from the song Amarulla. Wow. I have built houses. I have helped families. I have helped other friends. I've been able to change other people's lives. We have donated to the needy all from one song. You know? And for me, that is something that I treasure. I still embrace as if it's my only baby. Because when you realize that with one song, you can do so much. Even when people keep saying, no, but you only have one song. No, no, no. I don't have one song. I have plenty other songs, but you're just not taking time to know the other songs.  So it's important for me to market myself using that one potential tool that will help other songs be recognized. It's like football. Brazil is known for football. Do people know any other thing other than football in Brazil? Maybe some don't, right? But if you dig deeper, you find that there are certain things that happen in Brazil that you might like. So it's the same thing. And I use my songs to market other songs. Yeah. Just to understand, you've mentioned that you are all independent artists. What made you not be signed on the level? Because I understand during that time, in your peak time, so many levels were looking for maybe artists to sign. I believe you had offers on table for everybody to be under a certain level. Well, we didn't really get offers to be on certain levels. What we did was we had asked for distribution deals and we did get quite a number of offers. We did settle with one, but I feel it was more of what can they get out of it? You know, when you sign a deal with somebody, everybody needs to win. It has to be a win-win situation for everybody, but it was more of a win situation for the company that we signed with because then they were now dictating what happens when it comes to money flow. So we are pushing, we're promoting, but you're not doing anything, but you're still collecting revenue, collecting money. And so we looked at, we weighed the situation and to be honest with you, it was more of a win for them than it was for us. So a year later, we decided to just terminate the contract because the works that we were doing is works that they should have been doing and maybe even more, you get it. So there are labels out there that they just jump on a trend because they want to siphon money from you and that sort of thing. So we realized, you know, it wasn't really working for us. So before, after Marula, you released other songs and maybe they are not well known the way Marula is known. Has it affected you in any way? But you said that why is that these songs are not maybe being listed or maybe people are really concentrating on Marula. Has it affected you in any way? Well, sometimes it would affect you because music is emotionally driven, right? When you sit down and you're writing a song, it's coming from somewhere, right? It's either a story of something that you've been through or a friend of yours has been through and it's emotion. And for me, when I write songs, I want the songs to relate to that person and you should feel my pain or you should feel my happiness. So when you see the success of a particular song, your aim is to do better than the other song. But what I realized along the way is that I cannot make another song that sounds like Marula. Imagine if I have 10 songs and they all sound the same like Marula. The way they start, now you'll be like, this is boring now. You know what I mean?  Breakfast is different, lunch is different, supper is different. And it's the same thing with music. You always have to give people something different. The reason why on the chart you've got a song that's at number one and another one at number 10 is because all these songs are different, but they're equally good. You get my point. So that's the thing for me. When someone listens to my music, they should be like, wow, this is a Marula song with a hit. Have you heard this other song? It's also a hit. Maybe you just haven't heard it. So that's what I want to do. I want to have songs that will compete among each other, but they have relevance across the world. I just want to understand in terms of now, how much did you make from Marula in terms of millions? Because now that we have realities, we have, you know, your song is still trending, your song is still on Spotify. You still be making millions for the rest of your life. I'm still making money off of Marula in Kenya. That much, I will tell you. The last check I got from Kenya was a month ago, actually. And it's a good song. People still love it. And if people still love it, it simply means they are connected to that song. And there are other people out there who always say, I'm going to support the song, or I'm going to support this artist because I like the song. Does it make me feel like I should never concentrate on other songs? No. But Marula has changed a lot of things for me because there are people who are passionate about knowing more about what I'm doing or what I've done, that after they listen to Marula, they're like, you know, we like the song. What other song does this guy have? And in return, they're showing support to my other songs. So I'm passionate about the support that I get. I'm thankful for the support I get. I can never take it for granted. I'm so thankful to everybody that is here in Kenya, in East Africa, that still listen to my music and say, this song I always vibe to. You get it. So, yeah, it's a great feeling. It's a great feeling. We have this case whereby when an artist reaches a point whereby they have issues, they don't have money, they are living life that even doesn't match their like their brand. Yeah, and maybe according to you, what do you think these artists should be doing or should do to avoid such cases? They come in the social media, you know, begging for money, and maybe they used to do well, maybe done these and these to avoid such cases. According to what do you think they should be doing?  The truth is money can mislead us. Most men, they're misled by women, alcohol, drugs, and we always think, you know, there's more where that money came from. I'm going to do this even tomorrow. But the truth is money does not last forever, especially if you are a reckless person, because today you have an opportunity to do something great for yourself. Tomorrow that opportunity might not come your way. And unfortunately, as artists, we don't get people that come to cancel us and say, listen, if you're going to make 200,000 Kenyan shillings, do you know you can actually just spend X amount of money for this and that? And then the rest you can invest it because, like I said, there are new artists coming up every day, every single day, every month, they're new artists. And one day you might not be a hit artist at all. People will still love and respect you, but your songs might not be on the charts. You get it, right? So what do you do then? This is where now you probably might find yourself, you need to invest in other projects that will help sustain your career. So if you have not saved at all in anything, then it's a big problem for you. But such words and such advice, sometimes they fall on deaf ears, especially when you are pompous and you feel you can't tell me anything. So it's something that I think is very sensitive for a lot of people out there. But yeah, we need to talk about it time and time again. I'm about to just understand, you mentioned money. Are you financially disciplined? Did you regret maybe not investing back to your art? Am I investing making investments? I actually invest more, and I think the past three years I've invested more in property than glamour and that sort of thing. At some point I was buying cars like I don't know. I was buying cars, shoes, because I felt the need to just do it. But along the way I realized I need to invest in different things. And I decided to invest in property. And for me it's a great thing because then those are permanent assets that I will always look back at and say, okay cool, I'm getting money from this. I'm getting money from that. I invested in different businesses. We started our own video production company. So now we shoot TV commercials. We record adverts for other different companies. So we have different money coming in from different sources. So for me glamour, like lifestyle, isn't one that I really try to stay away from because I know the reality of it. Today I might be privileged to walk and talk. What if I'm in an accident the following day and I don't have anything? Who's gonna look out for me? So there are all these things that you need to consider. And I don't have to go around flashing money or looking like, okay I've got X amount of money. If I'm getting this amount I'm investing it in something. What do you love about Kenyan artists, Kenyan musicians? The hustle, the hustle, the hunger. The hunger to just be the best. I think Kenya is I would say the hub for music in East Africa. When you look at just how much of a global impact artist or the community from Kenya has had. I went to Australia and a lot of people that came out there are people from Kenya. So it's amazing how you have this country that is embracing other people. You love other people. And for me that is very important. You cannot rule it out and say okay listen I'm only going to come to you when I'm in need of business and that. Sometimes it's good to just come out here, interact with different people, interact with artists. Get to know the culture, get to know what people like. And it helps you grow as a person because then you're getting knowledge. So I love a lot of stuff about Kenya, the business side of it.  Hey you guys can push. You guys can push. So yeah it's good to be in a place where you feel challenged. When you look at someone doing something like wow okay. So I actually can do this. And that's how I always be when I'm here. I don't know if it's working for you the other way because I have to take you back again. You mentioned an upcoming, that time she was an upcoming singer. I don't know if it's happening for you right now. Maybe reaching out to Kenyan maybe artists, other international artists maybe to work with on a project. I'm not replying to mails and not picking calls. Man you just want me to start talking about certain people. That's what I know. No we're just having a conversation because at the end this information would be useful. No no no. So let me be real with you. Let me be real with you. And I don't think it was from a bad place. I don't think it was in a bad space. I don't think it was, I don't know. But we have reached out to South Israel. I think for the past four years now, if I'm not mistaken. I could be wrong. I could be right. We have reached out to Caligraph Jones for a while now. I think we've sent quite a number of songs. I think about three or four songs. But maybe when the time is right we'll work on those songs. But have we sent some music to some other Kenyan artists? Yes. Have they happened? No. Not yet. I'm sure they will happen eventually. And I think it would be great for the the loads of people that appreciate my music, appreciate their music. I know the love and support that they have in Zambia is just immense. It's it's it's unique. And a song or a collaboration would just mean the world to some other artists. So like I said earlier on sometimes I do understand where as artists you come from. If you're not in a certain space at that particular point, you might not do something. But you find something will trigger a conversation and we'll work on something. So yeah, I'm still hopeful. I'm sure we'll work on something one day. Just to understand on South Israel and Caligraph case, have you used the right way? Have you sent an official mail? Have you sent maybe a bit to share your project? Or have you guys tried to reach out maybe through phone call conversation or a DM? Because I understand you're very active. Yeah, no, no, no. I work with a very diplomatic team. I know how, for example, we receive mail when it comes to collaborations. So we we always want to follow the right channels. So at times you reach out to management and you also just extend almost like a CC to the artists and say this is what we'd like to do. If you like it, let us know. And again, I say this, I don't think if an artist reaches out to another artist, it is mandatory that we need to work together. You get my point, right? It's not mandatory. It's not a must that if I'm going to reach out to Caligraph or to South Israel, they should work with me. No, no, no. When they feel cool, we actually have a good song or this is a good song. And I think we can vibe to it. It's going to happen. So we'll keep sharing music. And I'm sure one day there's something that might really just trigger something and say, This is the one. No, let's work on it. So yeah, there's two brothers that I love. Look up to them, listen to their music and we support them as much as we can. And no bad blood, no hate, nothing whatsoever. Just to understand, and I know the guys who have mentioned that quite we have a management that are professional. Is it that maybe the conversations just went called or in just an open term, maybe why ignored, or maybe they demanded for some compensation or just the conversation didn't get to a point where they would materialize into you collaborating because you've said you've mentioned that they have big support in Zambia and to penetrate that market fully and they definitely need you in some way as much as you're the one reaching out. So how was the conversation like? I don't know, not to get deep inside the conversation, but just let the fans know how did it go. I wouldn't say they need me to penetrate in Zambia. The good thing is that they're producing good music. And that is a plus already for any artist. If you are loved somewhere, it simply means you're doing something right. I think it's a question of perhaps finding the right songs or the right moment to record something. And hence I'm saying, for me, it's not in bad blood. And for me to talk about it, it's not like I'm trying to parade them and say, listen, we'll reach out to you and you deny this a feature. No, no, no, it's a situation where I feel probably still might work on something. Did we get a response? I remember, I think with being you came to Zambia, I was given a number and we chatted for a few minutes. They were in Zambia for a short period of time, so we didn't get a chance to meet. But did we have a conversation? Yes, we did. I have some colleagues that have reached out to calligraph team and I personally have done that just to say hi, what's up, you know, just to support the brother. So it's something that I think with time we'll see what happens. So yeah, we have reached out. Okay, here in Kenya, you have huge fans and they really love your music and support your music as well. And are you here for quite some time? Are you planning to have a meet and greet? Maybe you miss them, you have some time with them, talk to them, say hi to them. I would love that, definitely I'd love that. I'm here for a couple of days and that's the whole reason why I'm here. You cannot gain so much popularity somewhere and be hiding away from the very same people that are supporting you. So I would love to do that. My team is working tirelessly. I'm sure you can hear the meetings happening in the background. We're here to manage countries and make a stronger bond. Also just talk about tourism in Zambia, tourism in Kenya. How can we work together and just explore ideas? So not only am I here for collaborations, I'm here to know and understand the culture, what is trending, what is happening. And you can only know that if you engage and interact with different people. If there's somewhere where I'm not doing fine, tell me, give me a point. If you tell me the truth, you're being a good friend and that's how we grow. So I would love to have that meet and greet and just get to share a moment or two with most of the people that love my music. From Kenya, where are you heading to the next country? So from here I am going to the UK next month. We're also supposed to be in Burundi, Uganda later. We're doing a whole US tour as well, touching Jamaica, quite a number of countries. Robert, one thing about the current music industry situation is the emergence of social media, especially, for example, TikTok. How has it impacted you as an artist who was there, maybe free, or at the start of the social media? We are seeing the impact of social media and music, for example, TikTok, music that was, and you mentioned that that was back then, comes to trend right now, or music that had maybe gone down, it picks up again and starts trending. How has that impacted you personally and as social media and especially, for example, TikTok, even opened more doors or opportunities? Social media is driving the music industry. Social media is driving the entertainment industry because you now have TikTokers, people who are great at dancing and they're not seeing us as per se, but they will use your song for something and its trends. So it is such an amazing time and era for us to be living in because we have all these platforms that are helping us as artists. So you find that a song, is that song Jerusalem? So you know it by Master Keiji? You see how it became a global hit of TikTok, just a dance, right? And it was a big song in Asia, in Europe, and it all starts from that. There are people who cannot sing, but they'll use your song in a certain creative way that it becomes a big song. So for me, I would say I love and support the creatives on social media that are there doing all these amazing things. They are helping us. It's like marketing and selling a two-word product and you cannot thank them. We need to say thank you for using our music. When a song comes out, they do these dance challenges, they do this, whatever. There are all sorts of challenges out there that make a song, a big song and they make artists bigger. So yeah, I just have to say thank you to the guys. Very amazing stuff. Okay, just to remind you, Sunday it was Grammy Awards. So we're going on from Mr. Africa, Eddie Kenzo was nominated among the global music performance category with Matt B. I don't think it's a dream. Maybe one day you win a Grammy for Zambians. Every artist out there wants to win a Grammy or even just step foot at the auditorium where the Grammys are taking place. It's like the climax of anybody's career. And I'm so happy to see how African music is developing, how it is growing across the world, for Africa to even have more than two, three artists being nominated for a Grammy. That is big. It's positive. So a huge congrats to the winners that won. I know Zech Spantuini was one of them that won at the Grammys. Congratulations to my brother Eddie Kenzo. He released a song that I've done with him just a few weeks before he traveled to USA for the Grammys. It was a great honor. He's someone that I look up to. I respect so much. Would I love to win a Grammy?  Not just one. Many Grammys actually. And I hope it's something that happens in due time. But yeah, we're still working every day. We learn from mistakes and we learn from everything that happens. He also did a song with Pato Ranking. How was it working with him? Wow. Pato Ranking actually reached out to me on Twitter. And you remember I said that there's some people that we had reached out that we wanted to be on the Amarulla song? One of them was WizKid actually. So we said, listen, there's this song and I think it's a good song. And we didn't get any feedback from WizKid. But then when the song was playing in West Africa, Pato Ranking saw it. So he sent me a message on Twitter and says, yo, I love the song. Can we do something together? So he's like, hey, why not? And that's how we actually worked on that remix. So we started talking from there and one song led us to another song that we worked on. So it was really just a magic moment for me to get feedback from such a great artist. And I thrive for moments like that. And I also want to make other people's days like that because the certain artists who may have tried to reach out to us, but then we didn't reach back and you want to surprise them and do something special. So I've been going through Diamond Platinum's comment section every time he released a song and people have been asking if you can do a song with Diamond. Like they've been asking, Diamond, can you do a song with Amarulla Hitmaker? I don't know if you'll consider that or maybe you've ever had that feeling, whether you love working with Diamond because before Diamond even became someone maybe well known, you were the one, we knew you before Diamond. So do you have that plan of maybe working with Diamond? Yes, definitely. I think he's a great artist, fantastic artist. I've had the chance to meet with his manager at the time I was in Tanzania when I was shooting the video with Vanesam Day. We had a brief chat with the manager, we time and time again do reach out to his management. And yeah, we have talked about possible collaboration and I'm looking forward to it. When it happens, I'm sure it's going to be a big song, definitely. Can you tell us maybe, I know this happens a lot in Kenya, it happens a lot in Tanzania. I don't know whether it happens in Zambia. My musicians really like pulling stunts. In Tanzania it's called Kiki Kenya, we call it Kiki as well. For example, just looking for clout, for example you can announce you've lost maybe five million dollars, maybe you've broken up with your wife or girlfriend or maybe just something ridiculous that keeps you trending on social media. Then after that you release a song. What do you think about it as somebody who has been in music before and your music just gained virality through its natural way because it was a good hit, what do you think about that? I know of artists that like doing that.  Do you close your doors or you want to go outside and watch? You want to go and watch, you know what I mean right? Before you stop the fight you first want to watch and see okay let me see who's going to be beaten first. So everybody in this world they love gossip, they love drama, we all love drama and there are people out there who have realized to say listen for me to sell my music I need to do something crazy. In the USA they use sex tapes. You find an artist they're going to say oh my sex tape has been leaked and someone is demanding for 10 million US dollars so people now I think wait a minute there's a sex tape worth 10 million dollars I want to see that sex tape. So you find that news is trending before you realize it boom there's a song or there's an album. So it is used in different ways. I have never used it like that I think it was the time me and J-Rox did something like that but we knew it was just fake hype but yeah there's something that do it almost every single day every week they look for a story just so that they become relevant so for me I've just stopped to go music and just yeah being positive about life. So that's just the last one there's also this issue of I mean I know YouTube is really big in terms of just getting people to know is this hit big is this hit not big in terms of views and sometimes artists feel the pressure and this this this this talk that has been there of buying views or doing promotions more on sponsoring videos even in Asia countries people maybe cannot watch your music just so that you get so much views and you beat your opponents what do you think about that? I was criticized back home when I talked about how a number of artists started buying YouTube views but whenever you talk about something like that people always say you don't like this person or you're a hater but that's just the truth and you are right there are people who are buying views and it's it's it's well known it's a well known fact because numbers play a critical role you know it plays numbers play a critical role for a lot of people that is your that is your bread and butter if I come here and say listen I'll just release a song and we did 10 million views in a week it will be like wow okay so you're trending right but there are people who are buying views and have I ever bought views no I'd rather just stick to what I know and people criticize me and say no but you need to do the same thing this this and that but I don't know I prefer just being organic okay as we went up I can just talk to your fans tell them something I'm missing to your fans thank you so much for loving and supporting Roberto simple guy from Zambia um your guys have embraced me you've made me feel like this is my home people back home say I love East Africa you love Kenya yes it's true I do love Kenya because I know the importance of how we connect and the support that I get from everybody here thank you so much to the media for always coming through and giving me such an opportunity to speak you know I don't take it for granted YouTube time to come here thank you so much um and my god keep blessing you please follow me on social media those of you that on Instagram please go to your phones right now and type Roberto Zambia YouTube Roberto Zambia Twitter Roberto Zambia Facebook Roberto Zambia let's connect I thought you're gonna say can you give us intro of another song hey what's up everybody it's your superstar my name is Roberto and you are checking out espiambas my name is Roberto Amarola


I know that so many times it gets overwhelming to see all of the new releases coming out in makeup and everybody seems to be trying the new and we do want new stuff in our life. We like the new, the pretty, the innovative but you might already have some really great gems in your stash and that's what I did. I shopped my stash for hidden gems that I haven't talked about for a very long time on my channel. Usually talk about these at least once or twice and I you know then you get caught up in what's new and what you're trying to review for you guys but I found 10 that I think are really really good and we're going to talk about those today. Hi my friends and welcome back.  It's what you got already in your stash and it really has helped me to look at some things that I not necessarily have never talked about because I have usually talked about everything on my channel if it's good and if it's still here. So what I want to do is revisit some of those things that I think are really good. Some of them I may have talked about three to six months ago. Maybe it's even longer. I don't remember when I talk about things but it seems like I've not talked about these for a long time. So we're going to start out with hard candy. I love hard candies primers. They have some next level primers. They're really really good but this one from them which is called the sheer envy portafence primer. This is a really good primer and I like it because it doesn't have any silicone in it and it doesn't have any oils in it and so it just does the trick of helping to blur those pores and making a barrier between your moisturizer and your foundation so your foundation doesn't get sucked in during the day and worn off and it really does a great job without all the extra things that a lot of other a lot of other primers do. It is 12 hour pore refining minimizes the appearance of pores portafence primer. I like it so much. It is on the back of it. It says it's a lightweight primer serum helps tighten pores instantly. Estringent helps absorb excess oil for flawless makeup where comes out a little bit greenish a little bit watery. It really does feel like as you're just you know rubbing it in that it just immediately sinks in and that your pores look so diffused. I love this stuff and I wanted to make sure that I talked about it again. Everything will be listed and linked below as usual. This one isn't necessarily drugstore per se as far as you can run out and buy it at the drugstore and when I talk about drugstore I'm kind of talking about a price point. I think that there are fantastic things in k-beauty and j-beauty that you can find that are that drugstore price point. So this is one of them. This is called from Zing Beauty and this is the blush and bronzer and it is in bloom and this is so pretty. This is very much like all of the other stick ones that are coming out. Jouer had one come out recently. I think Anastasia may have even released one very recently. I love this color of pink. You guys know I'm a pink person but that can be really really sheared out or it can be really built up. Now the bronzer is a little bit different because it's pretty light but it's a pretty bronzer on. One thing that I make sure that I do it comes with these little caps. I make sure that I put those little caps back on each time because it keeps it fresher. So like I said you're going to be able to shear it out to where it's just a wash of color if you want it to be. Keep it bright if you want it to be and same thing on the bronzer. You can shear that out. It really won't build up much darker than that but I love it. I think that it's one of those ones that a mature woman can wear so well because it is a cream product and the fact that it blends so well. It's so easy to blend. It doesn't set down too quickly so you know you have patchy or anything like that. Plus being a cream product it really hugs the cheeks after it sets in. So this is one of my favorites. Now along the blush line I have two that I had completely forgotten about. I do have this one on today. I did show this in a video yesterday so this is the L'Oreal True Match Blush and let me find what color this is in. I want to say it's C5 and 6. These blushes are so pretty. They are just silky and nice and you're able to build them up and I of course choose pink like I always do. This one feels like to me like it has a tiny bit of a sheen in it. L'Oreal does have such good blushes and such good makeup and this is one that I have loved for a long time. Beautiful color and then the Rimmel Maxi Blush. This is another one that I had forgotten about and I'm like I need to pull that out. Okay this one's called Third Base. These I just remember being ones that really really hugged the cheeks and stayed on all day. I remember that I really liked this color too because it's more of a peachy color so it would go with just about anything. It's one of those ones that's kind of peachy pink almost. It's that blend so this is more of a really pink with the L'Oreal and then this one's a peachy pink but I remember this because it was so silky and it goes on your skin and it just glides across your skin but I do remember that I liked its staying power as compared to a lot of blushes and sometimes at that end of the day I look at my skin and I'm like how do I even have any blush on so it's nice to have a blush that you feel like will hug your cheeks and stay on all day. Product that I completely forgot about and I don't I don't even know how I forgot about this but this is the Catrice Under Eye Primer. I talked about this so much on my channel for years and then it just kind of again got pushed to the back and I've been just using whatever primer whatever primer I use on my face to go up underneath my eyes but this is a super dose of hydration to go underneath your eyes. It's clear it is a really nice level of hydration so if you have super dry under eyes you're going to like this.  I used to do this every single time I would do my color corrector no I would do this then my color corrector then my concealer and it worked so well because you know dry crepey under eyes as you age is just ages you when you look at makeup. So this is definitely one it's actually called the Catrice Liquid Camouflage Under Eye Primer and it's definitely one that I had forgotten about but I absolutely love. Another thing that I had completely forgotten about and I I actually don't even know if I talked about this on my channel or not yet but this is in the back of the drawer I think these are absolutely wonderful this is from Maybelline this is called Color Strike and it says cream to powder shadow pen okay so what it is is that the powder is down in this part and this little part right here is just a little like sponge tip applicator you just tap that in there and then you can put it on wherever you like this is perfect to do those little areas like going in I already have a ton on going into the inner corner doing the brow arch and then just kind of blending as you go this is perfect it's a great color I know that they do have other colors as well but this little color is just a little perfect brightening color and I will see if I can figure out what color it is too probably not I have terrible eyes oh it's 30 spark it's called spark so every time you put it down in there and you twist it down in it goes in and you can feel a little spring and then you can just get the powder out put it on your eyes super easy super quick I love this and it does come in a bunch of different colors so you might look at it even for you know just drawing on a line and then blending with your fingers of the other colors that might be a little bit deeper great delivery system I think that this is really a neat product this palette from elf I have shown this on my channel before I've talked about it I even think I talked about it in my 2020 favorites but for some reason when this gets pushed to the back of everything and then I go and I pull it out again and I use it again I'm impressed all over again this is the elf new new classics this is so pretty it has a beautiful blend of warm tones over here and cool tones over here it has light products that you can use I love it when they give you light colors to go across your lid because lots of times they'll be colors that are way too dark and I can't get a good enough look at it because I'm super light super fair and these are so pretty I love that it gives you these little different colors that you wouldn't think of as being nudes like this is kind of a golden celadon celery green color and then you have these beautiful peaches in here you have some that lean towards having a bit of mauve in there they're so pretty and this is a great formula if you like the little bite-sized ones you're going to love this formula too because it pretty much is exactly the same formula it's just giving you it's just giving you a much bigger selection and I think they're so pretty let me show you that green one that I was talking about because that probably is one of my very favorite colors it looks probably a really gold but it does have that shift of green in it so pretty I really like it I think that this is a palette that because elf releases so much so quickly that this palette has gotten overlooked I like this one and I like the earth and ocean one as well I think if you have those two you've got such a variety but I think this is $14 and for $14 oh my goodness and I cannot believe that this gets pushed back so many times because I've had this for a long time but I keep forgetting how great of a palette it is because I try so many different things but if you're looking for a neutral palette with just a little bit of a difference that you can use without you know dipping into a lot of color this is gorgeous all right two lipsticks that I feel like have really gotten lost lately in all the lipstick releases the lip gloss releases there's just always so much coming out that the good lipsticks really get forgotten and I always talk about Maybelline on my channel but boy these bold matte lipsticks from Milani these are so good this one is in I Am Fabulous and these colors might be really close as a matter of fact I've gotten quite I've quite gotten into darker lipsticks just very recently this one is definitely your mauve color definitely your pink color deep in color I love this I love the matte because it is not like one of those mattes it's going to dry you out but it is a matte that's going to stay around a lot longer than a regular bullet lipstick and these are creamy and they go across your lips and they don't feel like they've just sucked the life out of your lips during the day I really like this I love that formula I hope that they're not going to be getting rid of that because I really do like that formula now formula that is a little bit more emollient is from Rimmel and again I forgot about these this one is called soft hearted 200 and again I think these colors are going to be pretty darn close but I love both of them for the difference in their sheen this one is the one that I have on today and it is so pretty I just kind of put it all over the exterior of my lips it's a beautiful very juicy very yummy formula it's so buttery and it makes your lips feel so hydrated and you can tell the difference in in the two like this is very very looks very saturated tiny bit more of maybe a little bit of rose in this one whereas this one is a definite mauve color but I love both of these formulas and I love both of these bullet lipsticks and I had completely forgotten about them and the fact that they're in the back of my drawer and I pull them out today for a summer look tells you something because I feel like that brighter bolder color is beautiful in the summer but I forget about them so much so both of those formulas the Rimmel and the Milani I have loved for years and years and just forgotten completely about them and then lastly I feel like this is a hidden gem that nobody ever talks about I think this is one of the most versatile best products that I probably have ever tried from NYX this is so good this is the NYX multi-tasker mixing medium this little handy tool right here will give you the ability to transform any makeup item that you have especially powders into a bulletproof waterproof formula for whatever you need so this comes out very like just a little teeny tiny dot is all you need I don't know if you can see that or not it's a tiny tiny dot and then what you do I'm going to make a bigger dot but you don't need this much okay so what you do is you dip into your blush say you like this blush and you wanted this blush to be a color for your lips so really get your blush your finger going on there you can use a brush if you want to to take a little bit of that mixing medium and then go in and mix it together and you are going to make a custom matte lip color that's going to stay on your lips all day long and that's what I love about it I think it's so cool it is awesome because what it's going to do is it's going to dry down and it's going to be bulletproof throughout the day it's going to be so good you will be shocked when you do this the other thing is if you do have one of these colors and you're noticing that during the day they kind of rub off or you know they fade in their color or whatever on your lid or wherever you want them to be again I'm just picking that up with my finger I'm going to mix it in there with that it's going to not only brighten it but what it does throughout the day is it's going to make that bulletproof that's what this does it makes it set down so that you have that on all day long no matter what but anything that you want if you want a custom eyeliner color let's say that you needed a I don't know you needed a gunmetal color to be your eyeliner color but you didn't want to use a shadow mix it in with this mixing medium use it with a little liner shadow brush and brush it across your bottom lashes or you know even if you wanted to tight line with it if you have a little teeny liner brush you will get a bulletproof throughout the day you will absolutely have this on the first time that I discovered this I was like whoa that opens up endless possibilities for any palette you have if you have a palette that you like the pink sin you can make a custom pink lipstick and then just swipe a little gloss across there or wear it just as a mat and you've got it just gorgeous you have a brow color that you want to mix with it and then you know paint it into your brows and form your brows with it it's going to be there at the end of the day this little thing has lasted me for like two maybe three years you need so very little to go such a long way and I kid you not this will make any custom liner you want I really want to show you that okay so let's say that you like these two colors right here this blue and this blue but you wanted a combination of the two together as far as a liner goes so you wanted to mix them so I've taken both of those colors I've really loaded up this brush it's going into the mixing medium people ask me now doesn't that isn't that just the same exact thing as if you wet your brush it's not because this mixing medium acts like a magnet to your skin or glue to your skin and it's not glue though just so you know and then you can do a custom liner whatever you want and that will be there it will be there all day and you can make custom shadows like I said you kind of have to work really quickly with them and be real careful but it's very inexpensive and it can completely transform your whole makeup collection because then you have the possibilities open to you so much okay so let me show you something here's the one that I mixed in the beginning that's the one right there it's not budging that's the lip color that I tried and here is the one for the lid color again not budging not on my finger at all oh my goodness that is budge proof I'm gonna have to go use a cleanser to get this off of my to get this off of my hand and this one isn't quite dried down as it is it's dried down too and nothing on my hand but it's not coming off of this hand so cool I love this stuff all right that is it for today's video thank you so much for spending a bit of your day with me do you have products in the back of your door that you keep forgetting about let me know that in the comment section by the way make sure that that brush is really cleaned out after you use it because that will stick too you can clean it afterwards but it's just easier to do it a little bit before it gets dried down with that mixing medium thanks so much I love you and I will catch you all in my next video bye my friends