Those are my two biggest enemies when this guy gets to my leg.  That's where he starts to adjust. If he's head's in the mat, he's on both knees, much easier for me to defend. So we're talking about beating the best guys. So we've got to count for this.  So my lead leg is just going to jam right into his shoulder. I'm getting weight on my foot. I'm going to talk a lot about how much weight you continue to put on your feet to win a scramble. Height isn't something that wins in a scramble early on. More feet in the mat is what wins in a scramble early on. So I've got to beat his head because his head's driving and he's circling and he's trying to put me on my hip. That's how he finishes his low single. So when he gets there, I immediately got to beat his head, jam his shoulder. I got my foot in the mat. Now I can't keep jumping over the top, I'm going to blow my knee out. So I just slide my knee outside his shoulder. Anybody see that? So I get weight on my foot and jam and I slide outside his shoulder. I'm diving straight over the top and I'm turning and facing. Don't grab anything with your hands. Just get your feet up under you in the mat so you're athletic. I'm going to talk a lot about being athletic. It's not you were born with good fast twitch muscles or your mom was a gymnast. It's feet in the mat. So when I tell you guys get athletic, that means get your feet in the mat and get your body in a good mobile position.  Watch my chest. Faces the mat the entire time. That's all I want you to do. Got it? Questions? Anybody need to see it again? Let's go. Work. Jam that shoulder. Slide outside.  Jam, slide, dive. Coach, how do you zoom on it again? Just turn this dial right here. Okay, the number down. Yeah, that dial right there. Left again. Right now. Go single. Good. Jam the shoulder. Slide outside. Dive over the top. That was good. You died this time. Give me some effort on that dive. Other than that, that was good. Yeah, so just go as slow as you need to. So we're going to jam the shoulder first. Then slide your knee outside up. And then dive. I want you to dive. I want to dive out as soon as possible. I know you're right, E. I want you to dive your body out here. Straight over the top. Keep your chest facing the mat. That's not wrong. That's not wrong. We just want to be efficient. Okay? Not wrong. We just want to be efficient. So low single. Jam the shoulder. Alright? That's good. Nice. So you're going to go the bottom.  I'm going to go to the bottom. Okay. I'm going to go to the top. single, jam the shoulder, slide outside, now dive straight over the top, same direction as his spine. That's not bad, now get your hands.


we'll call it chi-cho. How do you get yourself to sleep if when you're too anxious? I do a couple of things, more than a couple of things. One of the things I do, I go sleep on the couch or another bed. So I change my sleeping location. That's one of my main things I do. So if I'm trying to sleep in bed, I'm rolling around, I can't sleep, I go set it up on the couch and I sleep on the couch. Usually works. Another thing I do, I get up and do work. I get up and do work. So I fill my mind with things that are taking that anxiety away, even though there might be politics, economics. Obviously, there are herbs that are legal in Canada that you can consume that can put you in a different mindset. So those are some of the things I do at night time specifically if I'm trying to sleep. If I'm really anxious in during the day, I go for walks, I cook. Cooking is huge for me. I cook, I consume information, I consume news. I take my mind off of my issues and I focus on the world issues and world issues are grander than my issues any day. So that's what I do.


Tigawi mahalimus because if you know somebody will feel more na crazy if you do not respect your capacity, then the sect will come back. So because kwa plebzeik niwa na yaa yaa So what's up bro? I'm good How are you? I'm good, I'm good, welcome Sante sana Ya Kwa niyuku ni kuwako bien? Uku kwenye tuko? No na jen Ni nauna ni kama ni kuwako? You seem to know So much around You know? Ukai kama wenim geni yuku? Yeah Yeah First of all hi guys My name's bien Yeah And I'm so happy to be here I'm blessed by the You guys have done an amazing job Thank you Me by training Me ni journalist Allah Yeah me ni so majoan is in Kampom Ukweli Yeah So na na respect Zile strizimitik In storytelling In the news Na maje buti tain team Man Doing an amazing job Thank you Umiansa sasana putu Sifu I love to Kwa na businesses Young Ziki grow Ya You guys are just friends only Asante It makes me to the Manhattan K.E. Ya The Manhattan ni ko In Maramon In Maramon Basarood Basarood First floor Ya Kana balkumutahum Eish Na vibe is poor I'm telling you trust me I think we are going to show them Some snippets of this place Nde o? We are going to show them We are going to show them Some snippets of this place Nde o? Nde o? Nde o? Nde o? Nde o? Nde o? Nde o? Nde o? Nde o? Nde o? Nde o? Nde o? Nde o? Nde o? Nde o? Nde o? Nde o? Nde o? Nde o? Nde o? Nde o? Nde o? Nde o? Nde o? Nde o? Nde o? Nde o? Nde o? Nde o? Nde o? Nde o? Nde o? Nde o? Nde o? Nde o? Nde o? Nde o? Nde o? Nde o? Nde o? Nde o? Nde o? Nde o? I bring in the vibe Kabisa has always My other partner also is a marketer But they introduce themselves It's a whole package The essence of this is just to build a tenant for the guys on Basa Road How can you do what you must do? How can you please make this fit? Kabisa, wana kupachanga waku? Ata ni pachanga labda man Then we go crazy Very true Guys come through support We have a good meal We have a drink That sounds good Now Biena, I'm interested to know that you've mentioned You trained as a journalist What are your thoughts when you see people now saying comedians on Apewa Kazi is a journalist? Lakini watu when yu amesome a journalist a Apewi Kazi? As an artist and as someone who's done journalism and as a business person Wow So first of all we have to understand that storytelling journalism is storytelling Ya It's important for us to understand that also that we understand that Sidani Tatsuki ka? Aitatsuki ka? Sula uski? Ayazi iski ayo? Sa I think life is about balance We have a balance of all of those guys A little bit of the comedians and entertainers to bring the eyeballs but we do need computer journalists to be able to structure the stories and make sure that people are told the stories objectively Journalism is about objectivity We are about not taking a side Journalism is about to tell the story from a point where you don't take sides where you let the audience decide So we have to write agenda and make sure that we don't take sides So it meets a balance for sure So it meets a balance for sure because we need to know what to watch Now let's follow in ya Infotain Infomation At the same time Makes sense Then how many songs do you write in a month? Come to account I think I write a song every day Serious Just for myself It's not because I'm putting all of these songs out But every day I have to make it I have to make sure that I try I don't even try anymore when I'm walking around I'm thinking of songs in my head I'm thinking of hooks I'm getting inspired by everything I'm seeing around me I'm just writing songs in my head I think I've always done that from time I was a kid I always made stuff up in my head So songwriting is not a gift that happens only in the studio Wherever you are And I mean the fact that you write a song every single day Atakama ni hook peke ake By the end of the month you're even able to choose the best Ya but we atafon nyam we have two more voice recordings Two more voice recordings How many songs do you have? I don't know I don't know I don't know I don't know I don't know I don't know I don't know How many songs do you have? How many songs do you have? I don't know I know you guys decided to do solo projects But now you've been doing solo collaborations I've always done solo collaborations even before as compared to now to your teammates Sendio as compared to your teammates where were you when you released Ako peke Ako? Ya exactly So now why was it that way you decided now to start with the solo collaborations because I know one is coming for you right now but why was that? I don't know man it just fell to me as the most radio projects I had I always try and be ahead of myself Right now I'm always sitting on an album or two I have a solo album and I have a BN album So now for the BN one my solo album was meant to be released fast but I didn't think it was very musically so I took some time off to write a bit more and then it's going to be released next on my solo side and it's called Alusa Why are you problemess? Where is that? Where is that? My name is Alusa When we did Mishike my mum called me and she was like Alusa how are you problemess It has to be here to be your parent I knew for sure Ya man that's what I'm going to make because first of all my mum I just told her mum I'm working and she understood she got it and that was a life changing moment in my life so it really changed the whole game for me so it also represents a moment of audacity audacious I took a chance on myself I decided to become topless So Alusa why are you topless being topless is freedom being topless is whatever I don't want to take time I don't want to be too bright You feel the music Exactly That is so deep when you think about it Now your solo project is coming up What about it? Inauma is the single in the album Inauma is about 2 heartbreak So inauma Is that a real life experience you've derived from Honestly I have two experiences around me music and journalism social commentary so social commentary I think Stevo Simpobu is a child of our time because he makes language relatable and fresh Inauma inauma Stevo Simpobu but if he is topless he is topless inauma Tazoya too So I have a relationship inauma but I take a break inauma Did you have any pressure of expectation because now this is your solo project after you guys decided to do solo project I'll be honest with you I don't even make music to impress anybody anymore I just make music that feels good for me and I realize when I sing about things that happen to people then people connect with it there's always going to be someone someone somewhere going to heartbreak and so for that reason I just thought to make a song about it That's how you know someone is believing in their music when they start talking as if they know it's going to be a dope jam We are waiting for it We have a number of vibes I think we have been in our room but we haven't been in our room for a long time we have been in our room we have been doing vibes we can talk into the African side of me once in our life Okay, Tunaungoja Now let's talk about music copyright because this is an issue that you guys have talked about before. Just the other day we had a song, political party Azimio took in a song that it was used in a matter of, it's more like an endorsement and then you guys came up, say that you guys need to be compensated for it. Then Kenyans on Twitter took it up, decided no, you guys ni ni, muna se ma ni ni wa li li pa mcsk, but there's a point that Kenyans on Twitter did not understand in terms of music infringement and all that. Tell us about it here. There's a big problem in people always speaking on matters that we don't understand. I really, I try not to speak on things that I don't understand. The older I get, the more I understand. I'm like, eh, you know you should just always make sure you do some research, but what happened is our song was used in the announcement on the boom, yes, and they imprinted our song and even manipulated it to their use. Yeah, yes, I saw that. Yeah, so I have nothing against Azimio. Yeah, yeah. Party, they are who they are. So sure. And I don't take in any sides of anybody. I'm a political, but if you're going to use my music and infuse it on your socials, you're going to have to, first of all, at least let me agree to include into your song anything. See consent for sure. Yes, because my fans want me to work with them. My fans want me to work with them because they want me to work with them. My fans want me to work with them because they want me to work with them. And for that reason, I'm feeling, first of all, very disrespectful of course. Yeah, yeah. I don't know what to do with them when they attack. Second, I don't know what to do with them. I don't know what to do with them. Oh, so you don't want to be in your story? No, I don't. I don't want to be in my story. I thought you were in your story. I thought the compensation was done already. I'm happy. I don't want to be in your story. I want to negotiate. I don't want to negotiate. I respect people that want to allow negotiation to happen. Yes. But there's no day also a music company in society is allowed to be licensed in music to be used by any scene or any product. Yes. So you're a person who just ho-gosh. Yeah. But anyway, I don't know when they turn. Yeah. I'm starting to feel a bit of a vibe. But I'm just excited to go ahead maybe to amazing, glorious things that I've been doing. Kweili. So I don't know what to do with them. Kweili. Kweili. Oh, yeah. I don't know what to do with them. I don't know what to do with them. I don't know what to do with them. He's there, he's been reappointed. He says he wants to make musicians billionaires. I spoke to him, he said his intention is to make Kenyan artists billionaires. Do you believe in his venture, in his vision? Do you think it's achievable? I think Kenyan has a culture of elevating and celebrating mediocrity in many things that we do. And it just shows the go we have a nation. It shows in me and it shows in you. You know? And we need to get out of that. We need to catch ourselves and raise ourselves into a standard where we are now just not allowing some things to happen. So how does Ezekiel Motua become an authority to speak on matters music? And I'm not saying what song has he done but what institution has he led success for me? He was in film. He did nothing in film. Only now he's been brought to music and he can already be seen the decisions he's making with our music are not for us. Therefore, whoever is appointing him and putting him in there. So I just think first of all his appointment is a subcontinent to the music industry. No pun intended? Yeah, we don't deserve that kind of leadership. And guys, policy is the most important thing. Even right now as elections are happening nobody is talking about policy for music. People are just coming here using musician songs in Misi Pangwingui on their rallies but nobody is giving a policy for music. Even the other day gabinatorial debates you what what what nobody gave a policy for the arts. Yet the arts employs all the youth in this city. SPM Buzz need the arts. Imagine we connect success to SPM Buzz. Inanzana nyambane na ridicula so when you put on charting kachine kwa put on butiita kwa put on my youth. For sure. It's a chain. Bona policy kwa ma bona our candidates usi peyan yata their policy for the arts and entertainment. Yeah, it's a big deal. It's a big deal atasari ya ni maje. So it's so lazy paka visa kwa nda kwa kum. On time at the O2 to a sold out venue. Yeah. Those are all things that now the music policy needs to work on. Wasani we need to have an association. We need to unite. And when unite we need to all have like deliverables that we want to give these candidates so that when they go to parliament they make policy that pushes the culture forward. Do you feel it's the reason we are like this is because the people are leading us there do not understand that art is actually something you can hand from and live by it because ati me chikulu wanguatu it's ikazi. Muna chikulu evi maje, this is not naging I'm a club I'm going to build wealth every day man na jua I'm having this interview in my club this is art money guys 100% I think the money I do shows I come and build a club imagine we've only been open 10 days and we have a full house every night crazy you know that's the crazy thing about about art that people don't understand So guys make I'm young artist out there let's question our leadership when it comes to our policy and our things it matters yeah it does it changes everything if you can just pay from air play being like you know from Kenyan music being put to 90% rotation it changes the game that's a policy that if that policy is like good to work it changes the game for everybody it does it does I'm talking about changing thing the game being what keeps you guys grounded as south is all because we've seen groups come in break up but you guys are as as strong as ever new kosana by the way so kosana is in bayan so in diana actually it's already in your brother but I can never say at you I think you know before people even knew service so we already were friends for like 10 years those guys met in high school so we already like like 7 years into our relationship by the time we became so first class yes we understand we have a deep understanding of one another it's just a beautiful relationship for you yeah yeah yeah what what what what are some of the things that you borrow from the group collaborations you used to guys you guys used to do to do in your solo projects do you borrow some amma decisions una making yaji you know like being a solo actor also talk to me a lot about myself yes and I've also shown me the value of my dramas that I'm not saying I didn't see but you know there's these things that I always knew polygap would take care of yes things that I always knew they would all take care of yo shugunikiyo things that I don't story that preceded me me kupiana public service announcement chimara kapa hand I didn't go for one man mazena made me jifalye in wajua yeah so ni me langa lot about myself man imeni make a better person okay even as ofzul is recording another album now I'm going back into that partnership a different person and a better person yeah okay and when is the album coming up I can't really say I mean because you know initially I I promised the fans this year e aiya kumbe muna zavuka next year ben it'll be the next year well really eee it'll be the next year some things we're signing that are taking a while to negotiate but also we're going to be putting on some singles this year okay yeah okay now that sounds very strategic in a way that you guys have to keep the fans holding because there are things that needs to be taken care of yeah yeah yeah you know just to make sure that the backend is good and then also make sure the music is great is is great for sure I don't think we all I don't even make albums to keep up with the times you know we write about our lives and whatever we are and we just trying to come up with the best product to store that with the best product possible because it's possible talent management in Kenya BN I know you have you have seen artists you have interacted with them and ataleo me guys I expected BN to come like an hour late because wasa niwa Kenya wana jijua kusema 2 kweli but BN was here right on time I was so surprised bearing in mind today is on a Monday and he said una jo mezo kudil na loko artists it's seen international artists management in Kenya what is the importance of an artist having a manager BN yeah I think it's important for an artist to have a manager but the most important thing is for an artist to manage themselves before you have a manager who is going to take you to the skies can you manage yourself are you disciplined before I came here I woke up in the morning I went to the gym I left the gym I did some emails you know there's some order in my life that I have to maintain for BN to be BN and because I respect myself you see so I think I take time very seriously I like to I like respecting people's kind and I would advise other artists to be the same you know as an artist everything revolves around you so you can do what you want but in a world where you can do what you want be disciplined you can stand out from everybody else and is this a matter of respecting yourself for 100% respect you show up on time it's just that you take yourself seriously but not artist management BN because my friends will say I never show up on time no it's the social aspects but if you can work and work I can help everybody I would work everybody in my team just keep working yes but artist management is a great thing but you have to manage yourself first but you have to manage yourself first but you have to manage yourself first I will create a schedule for yourself that you follow so that your manager can get you when you already have a culture behind you when all my managers are coming to my life they found me rehearsing they found me training in the gym they found me being vocal classes they found me already having a set already set in my ways so they are coming to introduce new things into my life they come to add value come to add value and take me forward so manage yourself that's my message to the artist I want to say if your manager is going to account manage yourself the second thing is go online and learn because nowadays they have the information but something like management the information is available yeah it's online global artist management information it's online so go there and get the information there's a hundred dollar courses for doing artist management but like we live a course when they tell us to go to the computer and do a course in a make more sense because they want to add value but they want to add value I want to add value I want to try being in my life I want to try computer packages the only value I have gotten from a class is when I was in uni I met my business partners and I met like great people so in the college education is a good education and then second when I went to conservative school of music to learn guitar something like that then that was value uli fanya uli fanya 844 bien at least you are sualineza kuliza what do you think about the system 844 the system do you think it adds value like it shoots in our life do you feel like we use the things we go to school to learn aguna skulimitimi micrometa skuligi micrometa skuligi uli fuma uli kut uli kut uli kut uli kut uli kut nafili ani 844 najosa na try kwa na posi dc na try kwa fanya sujini okay si na watori si zi connectin the system changes uli 844 mimi nili suma aiku nisa idea na na i think minta homeschool wakuiwa minta homeschool nia wala mitu nini relevant na i would rather kama na kupafom kwa kanching nia mismini koneyo privilege nisa fly namutu wamu nile nae basi pares aiku expose aji oni iqul tawa kweili as in net advice to piya as in net advice to piya as in net advice to piya as in net advice to piya as in net advice to piya jupu 2 muhanzon naachinda mii pibu takit ayi kaba kwa pa hikinga nafili uli aksa naresu kwa na kwa kainya, naflina kit nini uli matafili kwa mimi kwa kainya kaibu k Huandabili, mimi usema na nini kwa kapa kwa kwa, kwa kendil payas kwa uli kandili kwa kusahil kichu hii aksa 보면 mnaringa ooOur na mwen apute mamana ja jo People are committing suicide because of these things, Biel. Relationship. Yes. Nga'umili, nshu look for the algebra. Yeah, okay. More things about our social lives, because even for example just influencing.  You need to understand how you give value socially to get We still know all about money. The currency is changing. Influencies are major currency right now. Ya, it is, it is. People are not taught how to be influential. People are not taught how to have good skills with other people that create in a well. Imagine, then now unashindo kwa indesu, unashindo kwa interacti na watu, because you don't know how to go about it. Sex education, zimi yanzata kuflu. Kuna kwa,pa? Bua. Bayo, tea Вашu hibunidu par selected na high school hibunidu parfenisha.יעв05 Misha, 11 mihi mikiwa na mikiwa. Hmina, hmina, mihi sikiwa na mikiwa. Iti wa, iti wa batia k ucha goa. So remember I did from one and from two alafu, In the high school, Nikaa wachananayo. 2009, And that was the last one to ever do. But we learned about... Npika keki. Everything. Eyu a good chef? Yeah, yeah.  There is a time that people have mentioned that you guys have an open relationship with your wife, Chiki, which was turned out to be true but I wish But if you guys, you guys have freedom, you set up your marriage in a way that is freedom in it and it occurs weird to many. Is it true guys? Yes? I choose to be free in a way that is not my business. No? Yes. So I think that if I'm free in a way that is not my business, I am already a free person. but it is still a business. So let us say you are free. I hate myself for being like this. I find myself tired because I feel that if I am free in a way that is not my business, I am a married person. Siya, maresi ya botku on de ada paso, niya botku experience the other person. Niya botku ya niya to experience wum say, na zili betu, ito ngo through life together, wakumanuba. So apa evo, kuna jela sii, kuna the normal things that are very human traits, agini maresi wwos traits properly, because rodin e takua raf out there. Nya maresi wum ya botku wana wum say, apote raam say wum ya bot the dark side of life Yes. Atisji, imagine, mese kwa na hekti ya kwa, wu me get an accident na kwa parallelize. Wumise ya kwa wafu na wairi, as your spouse, wundo the only person you have in that position. Kwa? Kwa temi wu putes izgimba. Chiki is the only person ni kwa na henea. Clearly. Yeah man, so, you only worry about, it's about having somebody who has your power. Yeah. What is the most important thing she has contributed to your life? Um, no, no. The most important. Yeah. Kwa ni, mese, you need to move to ya, it is the most important. Yeah. And I just hope I will see the kid. Yeah. In equal measure, like I hope she sees the value in me, that you may have got help. Yeah. Do you, kwa tu wu, wu putu kwa, wu putu kwa laipiangu na kwa ni puni, kwa ni feel amazing about myself. Yeah. That's a beautiful feeling. Wunim deadly, mese, yun ni puti a foundations. Yeah. Yun ni the most important thing. Yeah. Yeah. Enyewe, enyewe. You need some, touch a person in your life na wuna billi penye usti fan too. Yeah. And I believe in me. I love the feeling you are saying, you can not own another human being. Ki this wudame nyan tizutapa tachaliwa na kumu change at the edge of your eyes. Yeah. Na, but damn. Yeah. Imagine, wuki tachaliwa kwa 2, 3 doma kuwe, who he wants. Atlata cheat. See water. Atlata cheat. Then see water. But you had to see because of that. See water. See water beat because ma dekwa kejama zeya, Competition trophazze or boundaries. Nhigi. No. Ume funye freshwaTV. Ume funye show mwa ministre. Ya kwan bivatu wa kwa, Hum are quieres, na. Nam mieroykAny 750 is за, ensegi agakubodeél yun ni flexerme. Damn. The other person z easya bill, somewear ene energy in yo nasi yun na. Shit na, boom. We have that energy in yo nasi yo na. Shit man. Name s sesu ane nan, na kenirika vowni kwa kwa mamizia nesa. andere na tanautropように ka saya diseiqui parangoo. Niga ka.  We have no idea. but we still need to think about how we need to think about how our online clients will feel and that's life. they have to think about things that I do and what's consistent. yeah that we need to think about so many things that we need to do we need to think about where is this pressure and the anxiety and if you are online can you see and not see the need of your shit. You don't need it? yeah yeah yeah this is where it's about Yeah here, this is the pressure we need to think about And you were lucky your parents supported that, did they? No, takpunangamzeziata kumdiya Ok, mafalizamun niwa supportive Because then ya how you to be live bro Akunas, takini mibu damal kuwantaka niya nisa meporentik science Na science gani bana Maybe friend please don't play bio Maybe please don't do zote bana My dad wanted me to go do engineering Namimi suza e tabu zero Some music ya ni Manyi li have in the beginning like a joke Laki ni katatani mibu lakwa Wow man You say I was serious in my sheath and my love How may support? For sure I think when they see the fruits that's when they decide It's actually Uroje jo umfal meli niya mbiya until a kajenge mama ya ke nyumba Doa li accept DJ niza job Exactly man It's a career Consistently Do you feel a presence of dreams for you? For sure I accept that Kenya hi jakuwa na successful musicians Like commercially successful musicians Yes, commercially for sure In large scale Info generations Moja moja tu pales But there is no need to be veiled maze Sa iwa sa niwa kuna ganji Na maza niwa diliwa kuna ganji Na itakuwa bigger and bigger In fact the nations that are going to come will make a lot more money than we have Ya Okuna blessings now Iita niya social media sa ii People will be making money don't moving It's true Iita pasive what? Pasive inha meya Na yon niwa pakuisha oto shule Nyukwe li by the way Back to the question Life is a journey of constantly finding out who you are Yes Just make sure that at least You're deliberate about trying to know who you are And you're still living Kuspu jipango to pango Nyukwe li Is polygami something you'd consider? Kwa fengokia allow A kwe wu naizata katu ni kua lau Juka meita kua lau Ya niwa nikiwa nikiwa nikiwa nikiwa nikiwa naizata kawada Ha ha ha ha Aizia niwa nikiwa Polygami is a very African construct That is good for men but I don't know what it is for women I think we need to understand As Africans first of all why we did it Before we were into it In our western frame of mind You know what I'm saying Because I came from a polygamist family Yes They are good like me and my siblings are great My mothers are good And they take care of my dad Ya so It just depends It depends on your wife She wants it like I don't know Ya And here it depends Kwa wu naizata kuchalia kwa kuna Mi mi Aukiyo ngeza na ndatu Kwandi ni Apana, mi aikan shia Acha ni shia kama suji Ok, wuko sawa na kushia kama wikiwa Kama suji sawa, kama itu na kubali tu Kama suji ni sawa Imi na na kushia But as in concept of polygami Ya Ok, agali in the African context why we did it Aiku wei le yati umgiri matia Yataka kwa ma demuegizi Nikiwa ina come from a spiritual sense Of community Nabi dumobzana We understand these layers So kiki kuja pa iwi sa itu na zeku We don't have western minds If you can't perform it for 4 Kwanza kwa wami yati is bad Inakwani triki Kwa wani triki? Kumi kia mi simba ya? Simba ya? Ikon tu sawa Mi Sidwin na sa idea nani Lakin ni ni sawa too You know baby When you mentioned about Vaxetomi It's something that you'd consider Because you don't want to put your wife You know machine does the contraceptives And all those kind of things Why did you have that thought? Kuna monome ea ea Anashindwa unongela ni ni misiwezi?  How she's got to the pa Kuna maka ma Wha? Izan abuse zawpia Izan abuse zawpia stays ets If she succeed For her meanings Good Yeah You just want to manage your, like, how many kids you have. Ya, so all of these things, contraception ikuna aroli ake. Ya, what would you like to tell someone that looks at you and chiki and just thinks, hey man, these are capo goals, I would want to be open minded. Juna tumi boi ani, goa kej ani ka bidi, toa keni ani. Ya, say ma tii, amini boi ani, tumi boi ani. Ya, juna, relationship ya ani. E, miki yo man say. U, umki waka na deflekti lena gini. U na mpeya.  And vice versa. Ya. Umse munya na kujuhu de muz, na naza kumbrek de hades. Nami wengu wengu wazakwa stafiyangu ya abiyen. Ya ni manage. Okay. Ya, shiza phenomenal manager. Ya. Naa, this ya yo balance ya relationship na wat. Ya. Job. E, crazy man. Kuna emotions kunya deswa ikukuwa, emotions na kreti yo balance bada. A kuna relationship perfect, relationship ni kazi, kuna kazi ya wacha ne ni. Kwele. Kaya, sawa niwa, kia. Ben I have a few pictures over here. I want to show you, then you tell me, what does it remind you of when you see that picture? Okay. The, ha, zina load. Okay, sawa. This one. This is the first one. Isho. Yes. Isha mazejo. Isha mazejo. Isha mazejo. Isha mazejo. Isha mazejo. Isha mazejo. Oh. Hee hee. Hee hee. Hee hee. Imi shiaso uti so niya kwanza tika. Ya, kwanza or tika? Tika. Aha. Isha yudu kwa blue post. Okay. Nia blue post. E, na jwa blue post. Tapa okwa bridge. E, isha yudu kwa blue post maze. Ehe. E, na kumukai tisha o maze ni bengi Mr. Price. E, which year was this? E, 2010. Taha, that's Kitambo. Taha, that's Kitambo. Taha, that's Kitambo. Taha, that's Kitambo. Ten, do muli tumi. Manilava 2020. 2030. Taka, taka. Y know hwa zaviksen en manilava Bebewe? Ai, aei, aei, aei. Wacha. Yus end ni kumi jabut. Mi nikorasime isu, ni me yonimu. Tika nakai, bini li kwa kadoga. I was the way trust. Wacha. Wanyi ali leta, why inne kwachimano as the, the wakamin en. It was me. Nimi me toka mbali. Nimi kwa ya ni mosej. Nimi beautiful kone kigro. sama ibôe sami hosu napoza So we used to teach percussion Really? Yeah, percussion in some music workshops In prisons In Scandinavia In Holland Simkona experience Ah, aish, bana Ima piga kazi maze na shangana za wani Iwa drug in Tukana online na shangani What are you saying? I mean, so we need to boom bapa down And after we walk up and down I'm going to pray for Andrew Okay Andrew ni alikunga praysistue tu kwaituwa Lakin ni anu bapa kasi ni piyano ticha wangu Ah, lah?  Ilikuwa tu ilikuwa tu kusuna naze wa ilikuwa tu Iga fanyi kati na biti I think life is meaningless until you give it meaning by doing things like that I can never talk crap about the day gone in church It's a day in my life but it wasn't as beautiful as my wedding my wedding was the best girl That we never got to see Out of the way to Onesha ata picture Bien Shuali Ni ote ki na kaji Out of the way to Onesha I don't think I'm going to say it Really? Bien amese marutawa iona izo picture Labdi apuna squatta feel kwa appreciate ala fwa 2k Never never never Nisa awa pictures meisha As we wind up Let's talk about soul generation You guys took in and very Ben Saul And a couple of other artists But now of course we've seen Ben Saul thrive all through You guys mewashikam kono What is one thing you're most Proud about Ben Saul Having art is my first Parenting Because you're trying to groom Somebody to become better Than who you are This is more direct because it's in the music industry For my kids they might want to be accountants But they like math Ben Saul na mviri 2 yani Ni mwa self-penominal Ni mwa soa inspiration Ati su ni na Ata mimo niyana look up to them When I look at the person mviri has become I'm such a star Nani naji jua Naji mibana dekoram flan Ni kwa proud that video kwa soul generation Ata Ben Saul nani Nani jani aki aku define Ben Saul 2 ni deadly Nani kwa soul generation I think for everybody So he's a phenomenal artist I'm keen To see them now leave the nest And going be their own men I don't want them to be under soul generation forever For sure I want them to invest in their record labels But I just want them to first of all Focus on their careers Till they can at least reach a some point Before they start signing artists and being all the Uh all the stuff So we settled down In the course of the year also we are signing a cheep So we are waiting for someone new I tried before but it didn't work out well I am hoping this time it works I think we need the gender balance in this organization I think a female artist should also shake up the place Kenyan is in a good space right now Kenyan is a female artist for sure There are amazing female artists I am not saying that we are now going to They are there, Kina Jovio, Kina Brandi Minor There are new faces, Kinasana Ipeita and there is Brad Oako I just want to be able to contribute to that Because even in my life My career has been nurtured by a lot of influential women How hard is it or easy is it Kusikam sanim kono bian? I don't know what it is I think it is because I grew up and grew up as a teenager And I have a lot of children I have a lot of children So what I have realized Is that I have learned to be here I don't control the music they are going to release I don't listen In fact even I want to get into a thing Where I am not even signing contracts with my artist The contract is stupid No need of who is going to honor it In countries like Japan Where people do business on a high level By just a handshake I am inspired by that kind of business Because it is about honor And it is about trust So moving forward I just plan to give my artist Free though Because it is all to be successful We were never bound by anything We just always knew we could do it So bian Elections are coming up You are a very vocal person And youths look up to you Please tell them something in regards To know this Wajako Elections are coming I cannot tell you to vote wisely Because You are voting because you know what you are voting for already I want you to change your mind But I am here to tell you That it is important for you to vote Because it is needed So come out and vote You know what you are saying I want to make a decision for this country And vote for you So please let's just vote Whatever sign you own is up to you But when you manifesto You say you are Bamba So what do you want? Bian, there is a Kichawili post Of your employee And she said You want her to be jealous I don't know I don't know the story I don't know the story I don't know the story Are you sure you want to be jealous I am sure I will share I want to share I want to share memes So it is online I want to share memes I want to share 5 million I want to share 5 million Surely I will share I am going to share I want to share 1 million So you are going to share Double standards I hope you will share On the list of YouTube But I want to share People will say I want to share I want to share So you want a family And children I don't know man, I can only empathize with him in the situation he is in. I miss the flying plane and the life in some situations, especially when in the condition where people are injured or in a situation in a much better condition, when there are people out there wondering if were tempted? Yes, that is normal.  My husband has been till three years before he was tempted. Oh, but he was just envisioning. As an employer, kwa kwa na jalango, mazia ni trust Kwa jalango means to us He's a very big deal man, he's the one politician who I stand with Because I just think I'm a summer governance And jalango really cares about the people Plasa mewa lea, those employees have been with him for quite a long time Jalango melea wasa ni pia Nukweli Jalango melea wasa ni, makomedia Ame put wase on So yo ena jiakona yo mazia, ande lea And please, buti ni jalasato wasa wala ngata Buti wasa galas Akin na filpwende na kuliza bien mazwa And is it had been famous by the way? Kwa famous ni fan mazia Ni fan? Naya pressures are people's expectations Is ni pressures then?  Mko aji saizi mko saa? Na wana bato lagini kwa kwa mese? Congratulation to the OG Here we we be Congratulation to the OG, so far Just representing mazi unhealthy We import money wa say We want to take a mano And to be together in the OG Yes I represent very very strong constituency Ya arts Na namombiatua say Na strengt And Alexandra like Because the OG will always be The OG 100 percent That was an amazing time. I'm super excited that we get to have a talk at this. We are very much happy to see ourShia. We got to know each other, we met him and now he is half an hour leh And. we see that we are Mazi uu hampouldkoza wa kwaizikata iiwizu owalimu, kwaizio kuia kwao Hizu kwaibiliku Wasbira, kwaibiliku Wasbira, kwaibili woi tsuki, kwaibili woi tsuki, kwaibili,


welcome back this is still wine the morning being a Tuesday it's all about entrepreneurship for the first composition of the day to men that on a high note we're talking about fashion fashion entrepreneurship and with us here I have been joined by I'm not sure you're ready by Morgan a Zeddy who is a professional designer you have to see how he looks here he goes Morgan what's your name? Gofiti what's your name? I represent designer himself why? alright show me your board look this is cyberpunk leather suit cyberpunk leather suit leather suit alright these are shades these are Prada shades alright how much do you want to relax? I want to relax back to look yeah that's what's happening here Morgan Zeddy he's also a nominated designer you've been nominated in which awards?  I'm a dogersturger. So, how is it for a designer in Kenya, from your point of view, to design, for example, Eric Omondi, Massaute, what do you think? Before you design, there are many things that I like. So, I'm unique. Yes, you're unique. Yes, I'm unique. I do extraordinary things. I like different colors, and I like to blend. I think people will like it. People will like it. I'm unique because I'm a photographer. That's why I work now. I'm an extra. I like to look at my work, I have extra attention. People will say, I'm the president. I'm the president. I'm the president. I'm the president. I'm the president. You're the president. What do you think? I think we're going through great ups and downs. What? We're on the streets, but I was told I should do this, tonight, the아니 I will not be there today, I will be the first person to be there I will be there It is a good thing you get accessories So, you do not have to be there? I do not have to be there, never Every time we are going down the street I think I will be there I was born in Asia, I had some ID's, I was working, studying. So I was born in Nibbuken, and I was born in Shinga. Okay. But then you were born Kenyan? Yes, I was born from Kisungu Dala. Ah, Allah. All right. Just so you know. Okay. So, what inspired you to design? Like, I designed it myself. I was a kid, I learned fashion, like I learned fashion show events, and I watched TV series of fashion. And I learned fashion. I majored in KU, I graduated. I majored in textile, fashion and design. Oh, so you learned fashion. Fashion is the same. When you were in school, did you learn fashion? You were a student, a student, a student, a student. So how long did you learn fashion? I learned fashion for three years. Three years? Okay. Okay. Fashion is a serious business out here. Yes. And I learned fashion for three years. Yes. I learned fashion for three years. Three years? Yes. Okay. So, it's a serious business out here. Is it making money for you? First, I learned fashion. But I learned fashion. I said, I learned fashion because I was a student, like prices. But I learned fashion because I was a student. So, I learned fashion because I was a student, like prices. So, easy for you to take a lot of time because you're under each other. And at a great time you're under each other. So, you have to be in charge. Okay. You have to be unique. So, we always cross paths, we go down a street. But then we are just in the same place, we are the same and we are the same. They say, in October, I'm the one who opened up the shop. And we are like that. I think there's a lot of things that can be done up there. This is the most of it, it's not for nothing. But for you, what do you do with your personal things in mind? I'm the president of Farsion into 5-4 right now. Alright, now we want to see some of the works that you've done. Which one should we start with? I think Boldeng. When are you ready guys? When are you ready? Boldeng. Boldeng, oh my goodness. Boldeng, they're who you are. And if you guys can see Boldeng, ah! Tell me, tell me to explain it in Farsion. In Spoon, wah, alright. Okay, this outfit is called Sequin Glittered Suit. What's your name? Sequin Glittered Suit. Sequin. Sequin. Sequin. Yeah, Glittered Suit. The Balenciaga boots. Aha! And the Balenciaga specs. Alright. Yeah. So it's in the accessories. And then the sea suits. Yeah. Glittered. Sequin. Sequin Glittered Suit. And yeah, wah, Farsion has a lot clearly. What was your inspiration with this? Well, clearly. What was your inspiration with this? I'm young but quite unique. Aha! When you're unique? You know, I am. So me then say, I'm going to do one day. Aha! And I'm going to try. Aha! I'm going to try. Why? Clearly. No, no. So I think, wait, wait, wait. Personally, can you rate that fit? Can I make? Rate. Rate the fit, yeah. Wow. This is out of the ordinary. I don't know how to rate it. No. It's very unique. Why? Okay. Very interesting. Also. Yeah. Mm-hmm. This is called the carpet-ripped suit. Carpet-ripped suit. Yeah. Carpet-ripped because of the size. Yeah. It's carpet. Yeah. You can just do like this. We want to see, yeah. Aha! Wow. And this is part of street fashion. Yeah. This street. Street package. Street. Okay. Look, Samir, you get all the attention because streets clean. Very, very unique. All right. The model, who's the model? Aquat. Aquat. Aquat. Sorry, you don't have a mic. I'm going to take out an echo to ask you. These are the aquat. We'll speak on your behalf. Aquat. Supermodel. Aquat supermodel. Yeah. I don't know what does it take. I think I have the height. What does it take to become a model also? Your model. Yeah. My model. Me? Okay. Good. So what does it take? First of all, I look at the height and the body size. For your type of... Height, body size and color. That's it. Oh. Color is different. Color is like a spender or two. What is brown? Brown is brown. What is brown? There is no color, any color is equal. So there is no color there. Ah, yeah. I don't know it's all about colors. I don't know what color to stand out. We can see it as a pattern. So, okay, yeah. Light skin is what you say? It's the body, so there's light skin. Mostly, I do chocolate... Chocolate and dark skin. You're making a mistake. time to shine to knock on that to make work on humor so yeah anyway thank you thank you supermodel quotes yeah all right next next in line I'm enjoying this who's next up next aha you are not ready you are not ready for this you all right don't feed for me yeah bro how are you okay in the garden this is called a cut cut and piece cut and what cut and piece cut and piece yeah cut and piece suit aha cut and piece suit aha it's for the what did you use to make it can you can you just turn turn around first yeah hey street street fashion I should try this one time don't feed for me don't feed for me yeah I wanted to ask about that you know the ring no I am lost you can't be lost just don't feed don't feed for me don't feed for me this is a star so don't feel for me you know this is supermodel yeah he has been in Paris oh wow we have Paris yeah he's an international model okay what's what's his name sorry Daniel Ajang Daniel Ajang yeah all right and are you models Kenyans no no they look Sudan yeah they are not Kenyans you're from all right are you going for for uh Sudanese because of the color no you blend in your fashion style how the height that they have yeah I understand all right all right okay let's see let's see um there we go almost there all right and peace cut and piece cut and piece cut and piece suit yeah all right so there you have it some more name we sure all right now you can turn that so that they see one last time cat and peace suits there we go okay hi now next thank you thank you very much supermodel who's next up next I'm enjoying I'm enjoying this it has a little bit the name like don't go am I am I getting it just look at it take your time just take your time and look at it yeah all right because I'm what I love what's your name model they're all super models they're all super models all right this field is called up cycle glee suit up cycle glee the name suit up cycle girl the name suit so upside well okay is it all right yeah they are sold in an upcycle, a lot of them are used in a commercial a lot of them are sold in an upcycle, ghillie suit with a customized cape with a what? customized cape oh customized cape, take on the name wait street fashion, have you guys tried street fashion? because I'm learning about street fashion this is the way you just attract attention how much would you sell this? but for the different outfits that would make your case the full outfit is around 15K when we leave the shoe and the belt and the turtleneck and the specks without the shoe, the belt, the turtleneck and the specks it's just 15K so you see cheap guys but the walk that goes into each it's the same this pants is around 3 days what? this pants is around 3 days wow alright when you say 3 days you have to spend money on the material, it's hard so the machine it's like you have to buy it you have to buy it yeah okay wow and the shoes now what type of shoes? the shoes are Bottega can we see the shoes? these are Bottega boots just keep them like that Bottega boots, Bottega boots there we go with Nike socks and Nike socks now I'm going to tell you so you know brands big brands we want to go international so we are listing the big brands alright so the original Tabisa sure alright so the whole look 15,000 now just for the for the name the name jacket and the cape okay and the cape so this is around the belt is around the belt, can you pull? the belt is called a the Simon belt 2500 2500 yeah no no the belt is just okay then the specs are vintage specs the specs are vintage 1200 and you have them on we see can you have the specs on? the specs these are vintage specs can you even can you even have that for your street fashion but I'm still waiting for you guys to check it out because as we see so 15K if you have 15K then you can afford this plus some extra to get the accessories and every other thing alright so now we move on to the next one who's next? thank you next model next super model wow now this is something alright guys tell us about this the outfit is called cut and seal the other one was cut and piece this one is cut and seal cut and seal cut and seal by SEW oh okay alright hey alright now what are the is it a pop what's the inspo okay what's this it's a symbol something like a coin something like uh spikes you can be a lot of things yeah these are spikes like these are the the ones that are unique these are the ones that are unique these are the ones that are unique so I'm sure I'm going to like design design I'm going to design my spikes for the accessories I'm going to show you just there you know there are shades really uh huh what about those you you're a part of yeah you're a part of that look why so here she did she did do in a reflect the fit in a reflect that what the fit the fit yeah in a reflect you outfit uh huh I love who you are you're a mev the accessory to me come on okay goodness I don't understand fashion today you come on because I am being touched afresh hey there's a lot to fashion so umesama in it cut and sew cut and sew sew cut and sew but then they name suit yeah they name the chain from cap okay and the shoes are what make a doof make a doof yeah okay 30,000 wow guys Kenyan shillings yeah now for that is 30,000 it's just the shoes eh sorry 300 dollars that's more than 30,000 do your math guys times 150 Kenyan shillings and then uh huh and then the outfit now how much is the outfit the full outfit mmhmm full outfit is roughly 28 28,000 yeah wow so unona is the outfit nozileza it's a name to name the international events this is a red carpet mmhmm so lasimo you stand out you can wear it too okay yeah the outfit has a umbrella but we didn't carry the umbrella it also have the bug mmhmm yeah okay turn around we see how it looks like we don't have a camera or camera not on you yet but uh huh uh huh you can use the camera for your ears so new minor spikes yeah and then okay you can turn back the supermodel what is it? upwinding upwinding yeah international model eh isn't it international model international model yeah very much upwinding to one and next what do we have there how many will uh now this is mmhmm okay there you go Mauna there you go this is this is uh supermodel who? remind me Balden Balden, Balden yes Balden is back for the next outfit in a car disco the the you know disco lights yeah the Michael Jackson one the Michael Jackson kind of vibe yeah uh huh uh huh so you need to adjust so the the part and the vest mmhmm are still the the sequined glittered uh huh yeah okay then the the coat is extended wings coat you saw the extended wings coat extended wings coat yeah the guy wanna fly can you okay fly fly are we seeing him are we seeing him no we're not seeing him on camera two more and now you can fly there you go well can you even all right it's proper but the unique to you being unique yeah that's my motto and go how do you do it like never before yeah when I come at you and then you just decide um hello how do the idea I mean I mean like it's in a fashion to kill at you to call mmhmm so I do research Okay like like it's okay how much this expensive okay I think I think you know the really I think I think the the the the the the the the the the the the These expensive, the plant and the vest, the plant and the vest, I want 38, 38 K. Because of the material, the coat is roughly 8,000. The coat is 8,000. Many of them are detached. No, no. Baldev, can you remove the... Are you seeing it guys? The inner one is the vest. The cover is now. Yeah, you see? The inner one is the vest. The inner one is the vest. Oh, okay, alright. The other one is the pant. Then we have a coat, the extended flan coat. Okay, so how much in total? So, your day is around 49. But come to the store and buy. Okay, come to the store. Can you afford it guys? Fashion has money. This is a good one. Fashion has money. This is a good business to be in. Alright, thank you Baldev. Why? Okay. Baldev, do you still have some more? Wow. To mourn a fashion, there is no... Any things are... Things as you see them. Yeah, we do it. Things as you see them. Wow. So, uh, could ask so far and I call it an award that you've received. How much money do you have? Award that I've received, uh, could ask how many talent I have. Talent I have I will introduce you to recently. So, before, before introducing you, I was told that I was going to go to the ground. So, I was told that I was going to go to the zoo. Uh huh. Yeah. So, I was the best fashion designer of the year. Okay, Linda. So, I was going to compete with you two. Yeah. Uh huh. Is around February? Feb this year. Okay. No cash in there. Yeah. So, how... No cash in there. No cash in there. No cash in there. No cash in there. No cash in there. No cash in there. No cash in there. And I am confident. Yeah. Alright. So, what established this fashion festival? For? For real? For real? Mm hm. Lestifld. Yeah. I was the best. Wow. The event happened in the Boomers of Kenya. Mm hm. Yeah. Okay. Next time, you'll be answering with auta. Yes, I will be answering with auta. Okay. Next time, you will be answering with auta. Now, how can people vote for you? Here, with L Later. Yes, with L Later, You'll be answering withquincer, with auta.  And then with all the models that are come to our one last time. So you tell us how is the fashion industry in Kenya compared to the international international, Paris, Dubai, how do you compare the two? Okay. The passion in the industry is that you have to go to China. After you go to China, you have to go to China. The reason being, when you go to China, like, what do you want to learn? Readymade stuffs. Like, for example, I would say, they say that you have to go to China. I would say, if you go to China, I would say, if you go to China early, you have to go to Europe. If you go to the same place, you have to go to China. So, like, if you go to the street, you have to go to the same place. But, you know, they are doing this differently. But designers want to sell out. Like, one of them is a designer. He is crazy. He has fashion weeks. So, he has fashion weeks. So, he has ideas, and designers want to go to China. Out with the house, in your mehwunda. There is street, what do you want to buy. Like, if you go to China, you have to go to China. So, if you go to China, you have to go to China. You have to go to China. So, I would say, do you know anything about fashion? Yes. So, you can appeal to the embrace fashion. Yes, yes, yes. So, in the past, fashion was like, I have a job. I work, see, I work. Because this is what designers say, to eat in fashion. Because it's the same thing because of your face. So, it's like, if you have a vision, you have to have fashion. You are wrong. You are wrong. Very wrong. It would be a straight fashion. So, for suits, for suits, I don't think they are suits, but unique type of suits. Yes, suits are different, but unique. And how do you make money, mostly, because now, with the kind of fashion, you have to make money. So, how do you get to make money? How do you target audience? How do you make money? Is it through the fashion weeks? How do you make sales? Okay, this is my audience. What do I do? I say to myself, I have 3K, and I don't have a fit. I say to myself, I don't have a fit, but I have 3K. I don't have a fit. Then, I say to myself, I don't have a fit, and I don't have a fit, I don't have a model for a fit. You may want to make money, but nothing is possible. So, I say, I don't have a fit, but I have 3K, I don't have a fit. I don't have a direct fit. I don't have a balm. Wow. But I don't have a fit, but when I was in school, when I was a teenager, I was 5K. I just showed labor because material is here so like me not to be a what-to-what okay so on a cut across all sides never say see particularly could now you and it's a buy okay so what's our come sass at Kimalizia doesn't come come come super models all of you guys to own a mush up as we close it okay all right this is this is a different one Morgan do the owners to MBA I guess that customized code role wait all right clearly the desert second year looks get the desert there you go from the feet desert the feet defeat Balenciaga steel Balenciaga you must have a big brands yeah you know not that when you pass up all the way up we're going to add desert suits desert customized corduroy suit desert customized corduroy suits yeah yeah they face Mifika with the mask on oh wow all right so it's purple desert that does that look to get it sorry sorry all right let's go the next one a new couldn't have any that's John a few of them there we go aha street looks at Rambi I do that one is unigani the ripped jeans the embroidered v-shaped sweater and the tattoo neck and about take a boots I'm the shades Balenciaga Balenciaga boots okay new lease outfit see how much money watch it how much does this go for the the the embroidered sweater is 38 point 32 that's 2k yeah then the boots is the one who knows the price because I didn't buy the boots it's a super model the international just so you know okay hey do we have another one number what I want to do now you can you can all come so that we just see all of you yes you're getting the visuals of the ripped jeans down if you come to our own water as they are move a bit there we go aha now these are the one two one two three four five five models and to a meeting I was introduced to them we show as you tell us something about your your line like Gina Machar supermodel international model with the ripped jeans the ripped jeans embroidered sweater very sweater Balenciaga boots that neck and the Balenciaga specs and the chains they are these bolding bolding with the Balenciaga boots Balenciaga boots then the the sequin suit then the flank coat the next next person with the Balenciaga boots customized desert corduroy with the ski mask then the girl the lady those are air force a J2 J1 J1 and with the carpet ripped suit yeah in the chains then the other one again Dean make a doof you up psycho customized pant yeah then they they punched leather jacket in the chains wow and this is it guys this is what you see is what you get stich stich look umsha is your street fashion this other looks you get you think there's a via lady yeah I quote I quote yes sorry I imagine I didn't go more I quote in a look it looks really nice there's a jaribunic wear a little bit extra on the streets thank you thank you guys what can people get you on your socials okay on Instagram Kenyan underscore row the holiest can on under spot on Instagram Facebook and I say Tiktok fashion boy tick tock fashion boy yeah now you know me anymore now tick tock yeah house if you Halloween ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha I do all of them where we've formed unique I'm a unique guy okay and yeah we believe you I believe Thank you for coming. The best designer here With the crisscross boots Tell us Around 38,000 The boots alone 38,000 I love you The Prada specs The shades Then the ghillie It's called the ghillie later 30 In the bag Here So tell me With the expensive look Because it's safe outside I feel good I don't have anything to say I don't have anything to say I don't have anything to say I don't have anything to say I'll take you let me say I'm courageous I can tell you I'm not afraid I love you Now we know And you can follow him So you can see the rest All his outfits Fashion boy TikTok Kenyan underscore on Instagram Mogan azadi on Facebook Mogan azadi on Facebook Even my models They can follow my models Yes, please I'll say it loud Michelle Michelle On Instagram So Facebook is Kido Kido Kido, how do you spell Kido? Kido on Facebook That's easy On IG On IG On IG Simple Daniel Daniel Ajang On IG Tinashe Tinashe Tinashe across all platforms Instagram and TikTok Finally Aguinding Aguinding, how do you spell it? 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Hey guys Doing a little vlogging today. Well, I've got a video editing right now and I was going to do it last night, but it just it got so late and I was so tired So you'll see that later on today. Well, you have already seen it. I don't even know why I mentioned that so anyway I didn't go set up at the sale. It's about 9 30 right now. I got a guy coming to get the car so He asked me if I'd help him push it up on his dolly Why not just start it up and drive it on the dolly? All right. Yeah, it runs. He's just going to scrap it. So Anyway, it's going to be gone here shortly and I'll film that for you So I doubt if I'll go down to sale. He's supposed to be here anytime He said between 9 30 or 10 so But I'm just going to vlog all day today tomorrow. I'll do some vlogging too Tomorrow I got to go to game go to the specialist.  So Hopefully it'll be a good day. So anyway, that's what we're doing now. So I'm trying to get this thing to charge. I just put it on the battery was clear dad I I don't know if I left the interior light on or not, but It's only been on about five minutes It'll go here in a minute. So Let me get that taken care of And I'll set you over here and I'll film Loading that thing up and getting it gone. So Stay tuned more to come. It's been about 15 minutes. Let's see if this thing will start Be back with you when we load it up If the guy shows up he said between 9 30 and 10 it's about a quarter till 9 now, so we'll see Here we go. It's too late to go set up to sell stuff So let's build something or make something or fix something. Let's fix something. Let's fix the garage door That's what we'll do Okay guys, this is place the damn spider up there Okay, we got to put a roller in there that one's gone It may have come out of there someone may have taken it out. I don't know But it's the only one missing so we're gonna put a roller in here different ways a lot of guys will bend these tracks out I'm not gonna do that. There's only two screws holding this in So this is the one I'm gonna take these screws out. No this top one right here. All right, let me turn the light on Okay, so this top one right here. It's adjustable now. I could take it off See there's a screw there. I could just take that one off If I marked it, I may do that. I have to take one one bolt out I Can't get in there and see if there's a nut on the end of it There should be a nut on the end of it But it's kind of hard to get to so what I'll probably do is just take and that screw out and put the the roller in So let me get you guys set up on a stand and brush some cobwebs get rid of that spider And I'll show you how to do that. You can see that one Don't have one use some silicone on that silicone on this This is one of those It's not steel.  You can strip them out some guys call them stove bolts Could have just marked that down there at the bottom put a line across there, but I wasn't gonna do that So this all we got to do this from this end and put it in that they came out up I was gonna do this in its own video, but I'm just gonna tighten this up. It's like that.  We can do something else. I want to show you something on the outside here Now this is what we got here now. See we don't have a key to that see this This is all what I'm gonna try to do It should be like that what I want to try to do is I got a piece of stainless steel in there And I'm gonna cut it, you know just to Put a patch there then I'm gonna drill a hole in it so this can go shit so this can go through and then I'll put a couple screws here So let me get everything I need for that And we'll try to get that fixed Okay guys, so I got the handle off of the other side already Let's pull this out, but I got to get inside here and check something real quick pull this out No, I'll show you how it hooks on I Didn't hit record. It's to become these holes here.  It just goes in there and you tap that down so it's got like splines on it That's what holds it tight inside there but It was in that hole there. It was in the last hole So it's going to go in don't lose that pin. Of course you could use a nail or something But you know it's going to go in there And it's going to get tapped down How there'll be a washer on the inside now when we get ready to put this on I'll take you on the inside And I'll show you how this goes. Okay, so on to the next step of Putting our plate on here Okay I'll show you the plate that I made Okay, this is the plate I made I cut it out of a piece of stainless. This will peel off So it'll look okay. I'm gonna put this on here and I'm just going to screw it in in the four corners and I'll put that Thing back through The handle back through but what I'm going to do is so I know exactly where the hole is I'm going to draw it from the inside out Okay, I'll show you what we got on the inside. It's going to come through here I'm going to draw it right straight through there and that's where that That square piece comes through Right through there like that, then you turn it and when you turn it it pulls these These out and they lot latch in to that section there So let me get my drill How to way to keep this from going up. I'll probably put a pair of ice grips on it or something and thinking cobwebs and Then we'll we'll get well. I'm going to put this on first Then I'll get a drill and we'll drill that out. So let me get the tools that I need and Then we'll go from there Okay, guys, I've drilled four holes In the corner of this thing And I've got my I've got some self-tappers here These are just starter holes like pilot holes got some self-tappers here. I'm not going to drill this so These are the best ones. I got I should maybe go a little bigger, but It is what it is right it's still going to be better than it was so let's get this on here and I want to go Kind of about center of that hole All right, if this was more exposed we've got the overhang here the eaves Damn it That kind of protects this I would put some caulking on it, but as you can see that big old hole there I've never had any issue With water going in it. So I'm not worried about if anything else. This will help it and to do this here. I May have to let me get this started first All right, so I got this one started Like I said, I'm gonna go about you know what I mean middle here So and I've measured this like I said, I saved you You know from listening in the grinder all I did was cut it three inches wide six inches long. I May have to drill a pilot hole in this. I'm not sure. I really don't want to I Get it started with one of these first and I didn't quite get over where I wanted to get over to All right, we're just gonna move it over a little bit. I'm gonna do that. I dropped one screw I don't know where it went. I've seen it a second ago. There goes another one But they're so long and tighter than I thought they would that where's the other one? I did put a pair of ice grips to hold the door up. Let me find my screw. All right now Let's go in and drill from the inside out here as you can see that bothered me. I straightened it back up So it's pretty good now put this on So what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna stick this in there Just like that and I'm gonna put maybe Yes, I'm gonna put these screws in to that. There's one Get this in here straight. I know these are the wrong screws and stuff But like I said, it's just a patch because I want to want to eventually Put a whole new panel in this maybe a whole new door Because she's wanting she calls it a left. I call it a garage door opener There's that Now ready to get this screwed in now. I may Put one on each side of this. I don't know. We'll just have to see how it opens. I'll put this in let's go inside here and Let's go ahead and put the other pieces back on it.  This is the way it's going to go I'll have to find it and I'll put a new one on it or If I can't find it, I'll put a new one on it.   It's lined up for the second one, but see how it's How it's kind of I don't want that I want it. I guess they're good. I think I'm only seeing two holes there So let's try to get that in there.  You guys want to go do that.  It's easy. Yeah, see it'll go in that one, but then that's just way too much play so I have to uh Put you guys on Fast forward here because this is pretty freaking boring. Oh great drop the pin. Hang on. I'll be back okay, guys I couldn't find a pin so I've got a compromise you can buy that stuff and We'll use me a nail for now Probably won't lose this nail because I got like eight million of them, you know So let me get a light so I can shine up through the bottom. So I'll know if that hole is lined up or not It's lined up. Perfect. I don't know why it's not going in and I can see Down through there that it is lined up. So I'm going to keep messing with this I'll turn you back on as soon as I get it found the washer guys We're going to put the washer on there. I'm sure that's pulled clear back Get this put back on here Now I'm going to try to take this longer nail And I'm going to try to show it up through the bottom And line it up that way since it's got a point on it. It might line up a lot easier. I don't know We'll have to see All right, let me keep messing with this guys. I don't want to bore you Okay, change the plans I stuck this one down in the bottom to line it up And it went started going up through so I'm going to go ahead and stick this up in here Cut this off right there with my cut-off wheel Which I'm going to go get right now. So this is how this works when you when you turn these Like this see watch it pulls that out See it acts like a little winch and it pulls both sides out and that's how I open So that took a little longer than it should have I peed that nail head over a little bit so that shouldn't fall out. All right. So there's another project Let's see what else we can do today. I've logged here, but It was just a pain in the ass getting that You know It seemed like once I put the washer in it was easier, but it was lined up I just maybe there was something wrong with the nail I was trying to put in But as soon as I put that nail up through the bottom It worked So I don't know where the pin is but that nail is going to work fine I know it's not the right way to do this shit guys, but come on, you know Eventually we're probably going to put a whole new garage door in it So which we was going to buy one one time, but the woman already had it sold so Um, yeah, that panel needs to be replaced. It's kind of dinged up I'd like to replace a couple panels if not the whole door Eventually so but you know, it's better than that thing flopping around because before I locked my out Myself out of the house a couple times and you could wiggle that It would actually pull those those cables enough to where it would it would release the door and go up It ain't gonna do that now. So there you guys go. There's There's that project Let's see what else we can get into and yes for those of you wondering I did clean the protective coating off of that. So and I did put a couple more I put four more screws in it Like I said, it's just a temporary fix. It's not permanent by any means because as wallowed out as that was What happens is You know, there's nothing there to hold the screws You know, so the only way to do it would be put bolts all the way through but The thing about it is when they get loose they start ripping that that's just aluminum And the only real actual way to fix that would be put a whole new panel in it. So I mean The garage door's not that bad a sheet other than that there is a ding here But that's in that same panel. So I can probably just get One more panel input in it. You have to adjust the door a little bit more There's kind of a more of a gap across there than over there But that's no big deal Just a little bit of adjustment, but um see this right here See how that gets ripped. That's because if you notice where it's at That's because that it it didn't have the uh Shoot that roller in it. So that's why it ripped right there Be replaced when I put a new door if I put a new door in it I may just put a new panel in it put an opener in it because that's the only panel that's bad I mean, yeah, it needs it needs washed off and repainted But that's the only reason why that panel is bad. So I may just change one panel in it and then paint it all and uh Then put the uh When I do that I'll bring you guys along with me Uh, my car's getting full. I'll bring you guys along with me when I put in the uh, as she calls it a lift I called a garage door opener, but I'll show you guys how to do that. Uh, all right Let's think of something else to do. I forgot to tell you. Yeah, I did peel that off and I didn't show it But it's off so Okay guys, it's a little early in the afternoon. It's only like uh 238 but Monkey's off a little early today.  She's going to stop by the store So I'm going to call this vlog right here. Uh, I think I said tomorrow I've got a Doctor's appointment, but it's not I think it's it's Wednesday. So Uh So that'll be cool. Um Well, not really cool, but We got to make a long road trip, but I'll film some of that for you guys and then uh, Thursday I have another appointment So See I won't be able to do the sale, but I'll do a sell Friday.  So Uh, that being said, I appreciate you guys watching and uh Um, stay tuned. I haven't got a special shout out video. I'm going to be doing too for a couple of my subscribers Uh, you're all great. Appreciate it. Awesome. So that being said, I'm gonna say shea bearer the myth man legend I'm gone for now. Thanks again for watching guys appreciate it and y'all stay cool and we'll chat soon All right. Bye.