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| Igbo Alphabet | I have always enjoyed creating personalized alphabets for our kids, but this time, I wanted to do something bigger—something that others could benefit from, too. That is why I am really excited to introduce my very own Igbo alphabet poster - available exclusively on my...

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Super stunning @nwanyi_ocha, amazing and authentic to the CORE. SHE HAS BEEN WHO SHE WAS SINCE OUR BROTHER MARRIED HER. Religiously keeping to her promise to her husband to fully and unreservedly be part of his heritage. She's constantly finding ways to perfect her skills in his culture I WANT TO SAY THANK YOU ❤️ YOU'RE ONE OF THE PUREST HUMAN IN IT'S NATURAL FORM I'VE SEEN FROM DISTANCE. True to yourself, no pretense. Ndewo, our sister-in-law ❤️

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Yet, some idiot wanna have his kids not have Igbo names but bear Brendan 🤣🤣🤣 Well done nwanyi ocha!!!

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This is so satisfying to watch. A lot of Igbo people should take a look at what Nwanyi Ocha is doing and do it. Stop depriving your kids the pleasure of knowing about Igbo language.

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I tried ordering online to be delivered in Germany, but it says "Online ordering is not accepted" Please let's know how to get one... Thanks

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Strange I placed my own order to test it 😂😂😂 let me look at it and get back to you!

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I can help with more version @nwanyi_ocha

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Mkpuru edemede Igbo 👏 Weldon nwanyi ocha ahuru mu gi n'aya nke Ukwu ( I love you so much )❤️

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Blomblom mere m chia Ochi 😂😂 Nice work Ezigbo nwanyi

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Chief Nnanyelugo, the only chief that is still learning Igbo 😂 obele eze na Isuofia! Nice one Nwanyi ocha👍🏾

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Great work. Would just like to point out that there's a difference between Nigerian pidgin and Igbo language.... Keke, for example is NOT an Igbo word, it is pidgin

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Was very anxious to post this, but considering both how much I loved this scene and my interest in voice acting, I wanted to do my own take on it! Obviously, this is not an impression, just my own personal take with my own aggravated voice I did for it!
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Was very anxious to post this, but considering both how much I loved this scene and my interest in voice acting, I wanted to do my own take on it! Obviously, this is not an impression, just my own personal take with my own aggravated voice I did for it!

BrushyWizard

241,803 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

| Ala Nna M is back! | I am finally relaunching my children’s book, Ala Nna M – A Journey to Isuofia. This project is incredibly close to my heart. It tells the story of our family’s trip to Isuofia for Christmas, to experience the joy, tradition, and mystery of Igbo masquerades. Although I first published it three years ago, I held back from promoting it due to serious challenges with my former Nigerian publisher. But now, I am reclaiming the story and giving it a new life. It took everything, my heart, time, blood, and sweat, but I can finally say: the book is ready for you! You can find Ala Nna M on Amazon, available in Igbo, English, French, German, and Spanish. And for those in Nigeria who may not be able to access the print version: Ebooks are available in all languages too. #AlanNnaM #childrensbook #igbo #book #mixedfamily #diaspora
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| Ala Nna M is back! | I am finally relaunching my children’s book, Ala Nna M – A Journey to Isuofia. This project is incredibly close to my heart. It tells the story of our family’s trip to Isuofia for Christmas, to experience the joy, tradition, and mystery of Igbo masquerades. Although I first published it three years ago, I held back from promoting it due to serious challenges with my former Nigerian publisher. But now, I am reclaiming the story and giving it a new life. It took everything, my heart, time, blood, and sweat, but I can finally say: the book is ready for you! You can find Ala Nna M on Amazon, available in Igbo, English, French, German, and Spanish. And for those in Nigeria who may not be able to access the print version: Ebooks are available in all languages too. #AlanNnaM #childrensbook #igbo #book #mixedfamily #diaspora

Nwanyi Ocha

14,423 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

In education, are we more focused on what school will look like 10 years from now, or asking the question, what are we doing with students today, and how will that affect them in 10 years? I also wonder how many students truly care about our “10 Year” plans in education. What matters most to them is what we are doing today. I was having a conversation with my daughter Kallea this past week and sharing about an opportunity that I wanted and how it didn’t work out. That was a teachable moment and I asked her, “What do you think your dad is going to do now?” Without hesitating she said, “Work harder.” This is something that I have talked about with her a lot, but hopefully, it is also something that I model. Sometimes things don’t work out because life isn’t fair. And sometimes, things don’t work out because we are not ready and haven’t done the work to get the accomplishment. It is easy to make the fault of others, and sometimes, that is even true. But I know that I always can control my own actions and if you complain about a problem, once you are finished complaining, it is still a problem. Only action creates future opportunities. My actions are the only things I can control. I hope this sticks with her and my kids because I know it is something my parents instilled in me. Of course, we need to focus on what school and learning can look like in the future, but we also have to understand that the future is also very dependent on what we install in our children today.
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In education, are we more focused on what school will look like 10 years from now, or asking the question, what are we doing with students today, and how will that affect them in 10 years? I also wonder how many students truly care about our “10 Year” plans in education. What matters most to them is what we are doing today. I was having a conversation with my daughter Kallea this past week and sharing about an opportunity that I wanted and how it didn’t work out. That was a teachable moment and I asked her, “What do you think your dad is going to do now?” Without hesitating she said, “Work harder.” This is something that I have talked about with her a lot, but hopefully, it is also something that I model. Sometimes things don’t work out because life isn’t fair. And sometimes, things don’t work out because we are not ready and haven’t done the work to get the accomplishment. It is easy to make the fault of others, and sometimes, that is even true. But I know that I always can control my own actions and if you complain about a problem, once you are finished complaining, it is still a problem. Only action creates future opportunities. My actions are the only things I can control. I hope this sticks with her and my kids because I know it is something my parents instilled in me. Of course, we need to focus on what school and learning can look like in the future, but we also have to understand that the future is also very dependent on what we install in our children today.

George Couros

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I continue to share my progress in my recovery after this massive stroke and the coma and pneumonia that kept me in the hospital for over three months in the beginning of the year I hope that by sharing my experience strength and hope, I can help others who’ve been through something similar. That you are not alone!!! I admit it is an absolute miracle that I am here with you. So I am smiling and willing to do whatever it takes to improve my health. And As in every day I have to thank you for the prayers and support that helped carry me through and this far.
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I continue to share my progress in my recovery after this massive stroke and the coma and pneumonia that kept me in the hospital for over three months in the beginning of the year I hope that by sharing my experience strength and hope, I can help others who’ve been through something similar. That you are not alone!!! I admit it is an absolute miracle that I am here with you. So I am smiling and willing to do whatever it takes to improve my health. And As in every day I have to thank you for the prayers and support that helped carry me through and this far.

Matt Pinfield

19,424 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

This is the first time in my life i am doing something without an exit strategy. It scares me. I carry the hope and aspirations of many Kenyans who want to see change. I am learning to be a father of many, a fighter and a leader. It is not easy but i have accepted my destiny.
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This is the first time in my life i am doing something without an exit strategy. It scares me. I carry the hope and aspirations of many Kenyans who want to see change. I am learning to be a father of many, a fighter and a leader. It is not easy but i have accepted my destiny.

Morara Kebaso

144,221 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

Yes, you can call my face weird. It won't be the first or last time I've heard it. But my message is not to you. My message is to anyone else who has been put down or called "weird" because of their experiences or who they are... I say to you: do not allow others to define you. I'm proud of my scars. They might look a little different, but it gives me an opportunity to encourage others. I encourage every one of you to lean into the things that make you unique and that others may call "weird" and realize that your experience, whether it is suffering or something else, gives you an opportunity to connect with others and give them hope. You are loved. You are appreciated. The things that make you unique can also be your greatest strength.
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Yes, you can call my face weird. It won't be the first or last time I've heard it. But my message is not to you. My message is to anyone else who has been put down or called "weird" because of their experiences or who they are... I say to you: do not allow others to define you. I'm proud of my scars. They might look a little different, but it gives me an opportunity to encourage others. I encourage every one of you to lean into the things that make you unique and that others may call "weird" and realize that your experience, whether it is suffering or something else, gives you an opportunity to connect with others and give them hope. You are loved. You are appreciated. The things that make you unique can also be your greatest strength.

Sam Brown

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I feel like every time I looked up in 2025 I was reminded of my “why?” My “why” is to try to tell the truth in a way that lets you recognize your own story. It is to honor where I came from while still trying to build something that is bigger than me. It is to use my voice in a way that bridges the gap between the hurt and the healing. It is to take the meaning out of the Whirlwind instead of being swallowed by it. Music ain’t just something I do. It’s how I try to make sense of the world… and since I have yet to make complete sense of the world, I guess I’ll be doing this til the day I can’t. 🩵 Here is to another year of learning that momentum is a gift and not guaranteed. That when dreams move faster than you do, stay rooted and let the Lord carry you. Here is the bird’s eye view of 2025. 🐤 To sum it up, we bent it over our knee and wore its little a$$ out.
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I feel like every time I looked up in 2025 I was reminded of my “why?” My “why” is to try to tell the truth in a way that lets you recognize your own story. It is to honor where I came from while still trying to build something that is bigger than me. It is to use my voice in a way that bridges the gap between the hurt and the healing. It is to take the meaning out of the Whirlwind instead of being swallowed by it. Music ain’t just something I do. It’s how I try to make sense of the world… and since I have yet to make complete sense of the world, I guess I’ll be doing this til the day I can’t. 🩵 Here is to another year of learning that momentum is a gift and not guaranteed. That when dreams move faster than you do, stay rooted and let the Lord carry you. Here is the bird’s eye view of 2025. 🐤 To sum it up, we bent it over our knee and wore its little a$$ out.

Lainey Wilson

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“It changed something on my resume. It was a great feeling. It was something I probably never thought I would be experiencing, something that crazy: Winning the Super Bowl. I told my wife, this is the closest thing to my kids. I love my kids and my family, but it’s a whole another feeling with that confetti falling. I was on my high horse for a good month and a half.” Darius Slay on finally winning the Super Bowl with the Eagles. He was introduced with the Pittsburgh Steelers this afternoon.
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“It changed something on my resume. It was a great feeling. It was something I probably never thought I would be experiencing, something that crazy: Winning the Super Bowl. I told my wife, this is the closest thing to my kids. I love my kids and my family, but it’s a whole another feeling with that confetti falling. I was on my high horse for a good month and a half.” Darius Slay on finally winning the Super Bowl with the Eagles. He was introduced with the Pittsburgh Steelers this afternoon.

John Clark

176,063 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

ROSALÍA talking about touring: “There are musicians who enjoy being in the studio more, feeling sheltered, and others who enjoy being on stage more, and you can clearly see that. I enjoy both, but the lifestyle of being on tour is psychologically very tough, even if it doesn’t seem like it. You can spend a year and a half without being home, and that’s really intense. So, why do I do this? I make music to share something, to make others feel. So why would I say, ‘I’m not going on tour’? No, I have to honor that.”
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ROSALÍA talking about touring: “There are musicians who enjoy being in the studio more, feeling sheltered, and others who enjoy being on stage more, and you can clearly see that. I enjoy both, but the lifestyle of being on tour is psychologically very tough, even if it doesn’t seem like it. You can spend a year and a half without being home, and that’s really intense. So, why do I do this? I make music to share something, to make others feel. So why would I say, ‘I’m not going on tour’? No, I have to honor that.”

ROSALÍA UPDATE

472,036 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

My kids can be finicky when it comes to food, but my problem is with me. I don’t want them to be without so what ends up happening is if they like something, I will stock up on it. This is why I have two mega boxes of slim Jims in my pantry, this is why I have 4 Costco size boxes of Welch’s fruit snacks and so on. I have yet to find a healthy compromise when it comes to keeping a decent amount of the foods they like in stock. They change their mind too much and when they stop eating it the food expires so I have to throw it away. Almost like clockwork right after I threw it away, they ask for it again. I definitely know how it feels to try to make sure the kids have things they want to eat but with them changing their minds so much, that makes it quite challenging and I really don’t have a viable solution except to run to the store every time they want something. What do you do in this situation? I am willing to try anything at this point to avoid the waste of food and money.
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My kids can be finicky when it comes to food, but my problem is with me. I don’t want them to be without so what ends up happening is if they like something, I will stock up on it. This is why I have two mega boxes of slim Jims in my pantry, this is why I have 4 Costco size boxes of Welch’s fruit snacks and so on. I have yet to find a healthy compromise when it comes to keeping a decent amount of the foods they like in stock. They change their mind too much and when they stop eating it the food expires so I have to throw it away. Almost like clockwork right after I threw it away, they ask for it again. I definitely know how it feels to try to make sure the kids have things they want to eat but with them changing their minds so much, that makes it quite challenging and I really don’t have a viable solution except to run to the store every time they want something. What do you do in this situation? I am willing to try anything at this point to avoid the waste of food and money.

SonnyBoy🇺🇸

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"My kids do not go to school, and have never been to school." "Not because I don't value learning, I value learning very much. I just disagree with the belief that school is a necessary component for learning." "I believe children are always learning, and when allowed to pursue something they are actually interested in, something they have a need to learn, something that is relevant to their lives and has real world context, I believe that learning is exponentially more effective than the coercive curriculums of the conventional educational model." Agree or disagree? 🤔
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"My kids do not go to school, and have never been to school." "Not because I don't value learning, I value learning very much. I just disagree with the belief that school is a necessary component for learning." "I believe children are always learning, and when allowed to pursue something they are actually interested in, something they have a need to learn, something that is relevant to their lives and has real world context, I believe that learning is exponentially more effective than the coercive curriculums of the conventional educational model." Agree or disagree? 🤔

Wide Awake Media

40,908 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

ROSALÍA speaks for the first time about what happened that forced her to postpone three LUX TOUR shows: “It’s such a long, long journey to see you all here. It’s such a lovely feeling to be able to perform for you. Thank you for being so… Thank you. It’s a very… it’s a very, very… let me speak. Thank you for understanding. And that the loved ones need to come first. And I think that… yeah… we live… But when something unexpected and painful happens to you, it can be hard to keep going. But I truly believe that doing this is worth it. And I truly believe that me coming and sharing this with you, and you sharing it with me… I will do it with all the love that I have. And maybe it will be a little short, but you can take this with you. And hopefully, you will be able to take it with you again. To be honest, I don’t know what would make me happier. And I love you so much.”
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ROSALÍA speaks for the first time about what happened that forced her to postpone three LUX TOUR shows: “It’s such a long, long journey to see you all here. It’s such a lovely feeling to be able to perform for you. Thank you for being so… Thank you. It’s a very… it’s a very, very… let me speak. Thank you for understanding. And that the loved ones need to come first. And I think that… yeah… we live… But when something unexpected and painful happens to you, it can be hard to keep going. But I truly believe that doing this is worth it. And I truly believe that me coming and sharing this with you, and you sharing it with me… I will do it with all the love that I have. And maybe it will be a little short, but you can take this with you. And hopefully, you will be able to take it with you again. To be honest, I don’t know what would make me happier. And I love you so much.”

ROSALÍA UPDATE

378,839 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

Hearing the word cancer is scary. It’s a word designed to instantly make you freeze. But I refuse to let fear take over. It is a terrible thing to face, but it will not break or beat me. I apologise for the length of this post and the video itself… you all know I love an essay and am a talker! But I wanted to give you an honest understanding of what this is, and how I plan to fight it. Oddly, I look at it this way: my body created these cells. They are mine to stall, and mine to kill. I will. And I will wear a permanent battle scar for all to see… literally! I never thought this was something I would have to face. As someone who has campaigned against Big Pharma, the agenda, and the “treatments” that only make us sicker, I refuse to be a permanent patient. I refuse to fund the parasites who want us sick, dependent, scared, and vulnerable to coercion, propaganda, and evil. The ‘good’ news is; it is very slow growing, it has low chance of metastasis at the moment and it is not ‘seeding,’ so I will take the time I have to do everything in my power to stop it in its tracks. While that slow pace is highly reassuring for someone opting for radiation when the oncologist says, “Okay, we need to fry it now” after a year or two of tracking growth... that is simply not a path I am willing to take. When you won’t accept their treatment, it is a harder fight. I know it will grow and start interfering with the eye more, so I cannot afford to wait. And I will not let them fry my eye under any circumstances. I am sharing this video to ask for your help. This won’t be easy, and refusing their ‘treatment’ won’t be cheap. But it is a battle I will make damn sure I have the strength to fight! My plan is a complete overhaul. I need to consult with practitioners on OUR side, fund vital supplements, completely switch to a metabolic diet free of nasties, look into repurposed drugs, and detox prior to any treatment plan (due to mycotoxins from the mould) to eliminate systemic inflammation and toxic overload, so that my normal cells can function efficiently and metabolic therapies can work optimally. Crucially, I have to leave the studio flat that has destroyed my already vulnerable immune system (I also have an autoimmune disease I intend to correct to the extent I can through nutrition). I cannot wait for court success; I must be out before this winter. I am fully aware of this ticking clock, it makes my metabolic protocol, my detox, and getting out of that toxic flat an emergency, really. I am not just trying a lifestyle change; I am actively fighting to stall a malignancy before it hits the tipping point. To everyone who has supported me already, and to everyone watching this now: thank you. I appreciate you more than words can say. If you are able to help me fight, I have linked my Buy Me a Coffee below, and provided a link in comments for further ways to help me, if you can. I cannot harbour fear. I need strength in mind, body, and soul… and so many of you give me that strength. I am getting my cancer-fighting ducks in a row! I will also never give up the fight for truth, justice, humanity, and freedom either. And if I have to do it with one eye and an eyepatch, so be it… but I bloody well hope not! Thank you for listening, supporting, and being patient with me. I am truly, eternally grateful.
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Hearing the word cancer is scary. It’s a word designed to instantly make you freeze. But I refuse to let fear take over. It is a terrible thing to face, but it will not break or beat me. I apologise for the length of this post and the video itself… you all know I love an essay and am a talker! But I wanted to give you an honest understanding of what this is, and how I plan to fight it. Oddly, I look at it this way: my body created these cells. They are mine to stall, and mine to kill. I will. And I will wear a permanent battle scar for all to see… literally! I never thought this was something I would have to face. As someone who has campaigned against Big Pharma, the agenda, and the “treatments” that only make us sicker, I refuse to be a permanent patient. I refuse to fund the parasites who want us sick, dependent, scared, and vulnerable to coercion, propaganda, and evil. The ‘good’ news is; it is very slow growing, it has low chance of metastasis at the moment and it is not ‘seeding,’ so I will take the time I have to do everything in my power to stop it in its tracks. While that slow pace is highly reassuring for someone opting for radiation when the oncologist says, “Okay, we need to fry it now” after a year or two of tracking growth... that is simply not a path I am willing to take. When you won’t accept their treatment, it is a harder fight. I know it will grow and start interfering with the eye more, so I cannot afford to wait. And I will not let them fry my eye under any circumstances. I am sharing this video to ask for your help. This won’t be easy, and refusing their ‘treatment’ won’t be cheap. But it is a battle I will make damn sure I have the strength to fight! My plan is a complete overhaul. I need to consult with practitioners on OUR side, fund vital supplements, completely switch to a metabolic diet free of nasties, look into repurposed drugs, and detox prior to any treatment plan (due to mycotoxins from the mould) to eliminate systemic inflammation and toxic overload, so that my normal cells can function efficiently and metabolic therapies can work optimally. Crucially, I have to leave the studio flat that has destroyed my already vulnerable immune system (I also have an autoimmune disease I intend to correct to the extent I can through nutrition). I cannot wait for court success; I must be out before this winter. I am fully aware of this ticking clock, it makes my metabolic protocol, my detox, and getting out of that toxic flat an emergency, really. I am not just trying a lifestyle change; I am actively fighting to stall a malignancy before it hits the tipping point. To everyone who has supported me already, and to everyone watching this now: thank you. I appreciate you more than words can say. If you are able to help me fight, I have linked my Buy Me a Coffee below, and provided a link in comments for further ways to help me, if you can. I cannot harbour fear. I need strength in mind, body, and soul… and so many of you give me that strength. I am getting my cancer-fighting ducks in a row! I will also never give up the fight for truth, justice, humanity, and freedom either. And if I have to do it with one eye and an eyepatch, so be it… but I bloody well hope not! Thank you for listening, supporting, and being patient with me. I am truly, eternally grateful.

Fiona Rose Diamond

38,336 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

Even if AI can do in minutes what takes me hours or months, I still take pleasure in the craft and making something with my hands. I enjoy it, I love the process and feeling of creating on my own. Just because there’s a faster way to do it doesn’t mean you have to do it that way, especially if it doesn’t resonate with you.
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Even if AI can do in minutes what takes me hours or months, I still take pleasure in the craft and making something with my hands. I enjoy it, I love the process and feeling of creating on my own. Just because there’s a faster way to do it doesn’t mean you have to do it that way, especially if it doesn’t resonate with you.

vijay verma

135,695 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

| Not Jealous, Just Joyful: The Magic of Igbo Christmas and #DettyDecember! | After all the reactions to my last video of Ezenwa having the time of his life in ISUOFIA while I was stuck freezing in the rain here in Switzerland, I felt I needed to clear something up. Some of you thought I seemed jealous—but honestly, that was just my sense of humour! I am not jealous or angry or worried. Ezenwa and I have come a long way, and seeing him enjoy the magic of going home for Christmas makes me happy. For Igbos, Christmas is not just a holiday; it is a tradition, a homecoming, a chance to reconnect with family, and pure enjoyment—good food, love, and being spoiled by your people. It is in the Igbo DNA, and any Igbo person who has lived abroad knows how special it is to go back home during this season. So no, I am not worried—I am just really happy for him and already excited for when I can join him again. And by the way, for those still debating about Detty December, it started with Igbos going home for Christmas. I can’t proof it but —just follow an Igbo person home during Christmas and see for yourself. The vibes back home are unmatched! #igbohomecoming #dettydecember #IHC #ezenwaisuofia #Nwanyiocha #igbowive
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| Not Jealous, Just Joyful: The Magic of Igbo Christmas and #DettyDecember! | After all the reactions to my last video of Ezenwa having the time of his life in ISUOFIA while I was stuck freezing in the rain here in Switzerland, I felt I needed to clear something up. Some of you thought I seemed jealous—but honestly, that was just my sense of humour! I am not jealous or angry or worried. Ezenwa and I have come a long way, and seeing him enjoy the magic of going home for Christmas makes me happy. For Igbos, Christmas is not just a holiday; it is a tradition, a homecoming, a chance to reconnect with family, and pure enjoyment—good food, love, and being spoiled by your people. It is in the Igbo DNA, and any Igbo person who has lived abroad knows how special it is to go back home during this season. So no, I am not worried—I am just really happy for him and already excited for when I can join him again. And by the way, for those still debating about Detty December, it started with Igbos going home for Christmas. I can’t proof it but —just follow an Igbo person home during Christmas and see for yourself. The vibes back home are unmatched! #igbohomecoming #dettydecember #IHC #ezenwaisuofia #Nwanyiocha #igbowive

Nwanyi Ocha

32,100 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

Language barrier between Yoruba Ondo man and his Igbo wife Wife: Why are you and your mother always speak in your language anytime you’re communicating Husband: If I am talking to my mother, it doesn’t concern you and you don’t need to understand, because I don’t interfere when you’re also speaking Igbo with your mother These are the problems that comes with inter tribe marriage 💔
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Language barrier between Yoruba Ondo man and his Igbo wife Wife: Why are you and your mother always speak in your language anytime you’re communicating Husband: If I am talking to my mother, it doesn’t concern you and you don’t need to understand, because I don’t interfere when you’re also speaking Igbo with your mother These are the problems that comes with inter tribe marriage 💔

Big Uncle

26,305 görüntüleme • 9 gün önce

I don’t personally agree with some aspects of this video based on my own experience, but I thought it was useful to reflect on. I’ve found deep content in becoming a family man that nothing else has compared to. While I do strive to provide more for my family and remain present and nurturing, it is not out of a desire to seek freedom or anything else of that nature. Service to others beats service to self in how it feels 100% of the time, but it is also important that you do not pour from an empty cup. A balance must be struck. Something my mentor told me awhile back has stuck with me since. Depressed = Deep Rest. I definitely tried to maintain that permanent state of contentment with drugs in the past, it does not work. I absolutely agree with that. The body will always find homeostasis.
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I don’t personally agree with some aspects of this video based on my own experience, but I thought it was useful to reflect on. I’ve found deep content in becoming a family man that nothing else has compared to. While I do strive to provide more for my family and remain present and nurturing, it is not out of a desire to seek freedom or anything else of that nature. Service to others beats service to self in how it feels 100% of the time, but it is also important that you do not pour from an empty cup. A balance must be struck. Something my mentor told me awhile back has stuck with me since. Depressed = Deep Rest. I definitely tried to maintain that permanent state of contentment with drugs in the past, it does not work. I absolutely agree with that. The body will always find homeostasis.

Magnesium Papi | BowTied Mg

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Yeobeen: When Cobweb was released, I had the opportunity to do stage greetings with SKH sunbaenim, Soojungie and senior actors, and there was something that I said a lot on stage. There is a term that perfectly suits Cobweb. It is '중꺾그마'. The important thing is the will to keep going even if you are broken. No matter how much it breaks, it's okay as long as you have a heart that believes, and it can become an engine for turning something not real into something real. If anyone is hesitating and doesn't believe in their own path, I really want to support them by telling them that it's okay to believe. And in Cobweb, there is a line that I really like. "Am I talentless?" and dir. Kim Yeol would respond with, "Believing in yourself is a talent." When it comes to having belief towards someone other than myself, it seems so natural and a beautiful feeling. I want to give that kind of belief and trust to others. But I don't understand why it's so difficult for me to do that to myself. But when I heard that line in the movie, I felt so good. So I hope I can believe in myself as much as I believe in others, or when I feel like I can't trust someone, I want to be able to trust myself with that love that I have. Anyway I am so grateful and thankful. And I will repay with my passionate acting.
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Yeobeen: When Cobweb was released, I had the opportunity to do stage greetings with SKH sunbaenim, Soojungie and senior actors, and there was something that I said a lot on stage. There is a term that perfectly suits Cobweb. It is '중꺾그마'. The important thing is the will to keep going even if you are broken. No matter how much it breaks, it's okay as long as you have a heart that believes, and it can become an engine for turning something not real into something real. If anyone is hesitating and doesn't believe in their own path, I really want to support them by telling them that it's okay to believe. And in Cobweb, there is a line that I really like. "Am I talentless?" and dir. Kim Yeol would respond with, "Believing in yourself is a talent." When it comes to having belief towards someone other than myself, it seems so natural and a beautiful feeling. I want to give that kind of belief and trust to others. But I don't understand why it's so difficult for me to do that to myself. But when I heard that line in the movie, I felt so good. So I hope I can believe in myself as much as I believe in others, or when I feel like I can't trust someone, I want to be able to trust myself with that love that I have. Anyway I am so grateful and thankful. And I will repay with my passionate acting.

j.

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Ethan Hawke tells Sydney Sweeney his unique method for memorizing massive amounts of dialogue by treating it like a personal journal. ​"What I do, and I started doing this a really long time ago, I handwrite everything like it's my journal. When I'm memorizing, I'm not memorizing from a typewritten final draft page. I don't want to have that in my brain, and I don't want irrelevant stage directions to be part of it." ​"And then I do it again to see what I remember and what I don't remember. I try to write it from memory. And then I look, and I see what I got wrong. That process really helps me." ​"Then I try to record it with no acting. I listen, when I if I think I have it, I take three pages or something and you try to learn that. And then I look at the script and see what I got wrong." ​"Jon Voight taught me this when I was like 19, which is you unlace your shoe, and you have to do the speech lacing your shoe. If I'm trying to remember, then it's difficult to do. Until you can do that, until you can do other things, you don't really know it."
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Ethan Hawke tells Sydney Sweeney his unique method for memorizing massive amounts of dialogue by treating it like a personal journal. ​"What I do, and I started doing this a really long time ago, I handwrite everything like it's my journal. When I'm memorizing, I'm not memorizing from a typewritten final draft page. I don't want to have that in my brain, and I don't want irrelevant stage directions to be part of it." ​"And then I do it again to see what I remember and what I don't remember. I try to write it from memory. And then I look, and I see what I got wrong. That process really helps me." ​"Then I try to record it with no acting. I listen, when I if I think I have it, I take three pages or something and you try to learn that. And then I look at the script and see what I got wrong." ​"Jon Voight taught me this when I was like 19, which is you unlace your shoe, and you have to do the speech lacing your shoe. If I'm trying to remember, then it's difficult to do. Until you can do that, until you can do other things, you don't really know it."

thelotachi 🔲⛓️

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250709 | #ATEEZ #Hongjoong on how creative expression beyond music inspires his growth as an artist , TOKTOQ pop (voice) live (rough translation): I’m also studying design and slowly creating things on my own, step by step. I’ve said something similar before, but honestly - who knows what might happen in the distant future, right? For now, though, I’m still in the process of learning more about myself - my tastes, my design style, and how I work. And I know that if I ever do create something, our ATINYs would definitely take interest and support it. But as I continue getting to know myself, I just want to say - and I’ll say this clearly - I have absolutely no intention of starting a brand or selling anything at this point. Not even a little bit. Right now, I just see this - working and designing - as another way of expressing myself. That’s all it is. At least for now, I don’t have any plans beyond that. So I know there are people who hope I might do something more with this, and on the other hand, there may also be some fans who start to wonder, “Is he planning something?” - and maybe feel a bit uneasy about it. Because it could seem like I’m taking on too much or not focusing on my main work. But I’m very aware of that myself, and honestly, I don’t want that to happen. I really don’t. So to be clear - I’ll say it firmly - I don’t have any such plans right now. It all started simply because I wanted to try wearing clothes from different brands, and eventually, I thought, “I want to wear what I want,” or “I want to create something I’d like to wear.” That’s the situation I’m in. I just want to keep expressing myself. As long as it doesn’t become a burden for me or interfere with my schedule, I’d love to keep doing fun and creative things and share them with our ATINYs. So… it’s really just that. Since I’ve been using something like a stylized “HJ” - kind of like a personal mark - some people might start thinking, “Oh, is he launching a brand?” But absolutely not. That’s not the case at all. I’ve just been adding that mark to the clothes I make because I think it looks nice, and it kind of makes it feel like it’s mine. That’s really all there is to it. To be honest, I do want to make a tag eventually, but the design isn’t fully clear in my head yet - I haven’t figured it out. So for now, I’m just using the logo that’s in my mind. And honestly, it’s not like I’m trying to hide anything or doing something secretly behind my members’ backs. I just wanted to talk about it openly and put it out there. Because that way, I can really have fun with it. And if our ATINYs say, “Oh, that looks nice,” then I can just feel happy about it as it is. And even if I end up making something that doesn’t turn out so great sometimes, if ATINYs say, “You made that?” - even that, I can just laugh and enjoy it for what it is. So that’s what it is. That’s really the reason. Continuously creating - not just in music, but in other areas too - gives me so much energy. And I truly believe that this kind of creativity brings new inspiration to my performances as well. I think that’s what it is - the process of constantly making something new gives me another kind of drive, another kind of motivation. That’s what it feels like to me. So… that’s why I enjoy it. And honestly, that’s also why - even more so - I feel more motivated when it comes to things like choreography practice, or even just the basics of rapping. It makes me want to put in even more effort.
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250709 | #ATEEZ #Hongjoong on how creative expression beyond music inspires his growth as an artist , TOKTOQ pop (voice) live (rough translation): I’m also studying design and slowly creating things on my own, step by step. I’ve said something similar before, but honestly - who knows what might happen in the distant future, right? For now, though, I’m still in the process of learning more about myself - my tastes, my design style, and how I work. And I know that if I ever do create something, our ATINYs would definitely take interest and support it. But as I continue getting to know myself, I just want to say - and I’ll say this clearly - I have absolutely no intention of starting a brand or selling anything at this point. Not even a little bit. Right now, I just see this - working and designing - as another way of expressing myself. That’s all it is. At least for now, I don’t have any plans beyond that. So I know there are people who hope I might do something more with this, and on the other hand, there may also be some fans who start to wonder, “Is he planning something?” - and maybe feel a bit uneasy about it. Because it could seem like I’m taking on too much or not focusing on my main work. But I’m very aware of that myself, and honestly, I don’t want that to happen. I really don’t. So to be clear - I’ll say it firmly - I don’t have any such plans right now. It all started simply because I wanted to try wearing clothes from different brands, and eventually, I thought, “I want to wear what I want,” or “I want to create something I’d like to wear.” That’s the situation I’m in. I just want to keep expressing myself. As long as it doesn’t become a burden for me or interfere with my schedule, I’d love to keep doing fun and creative things and share them with our ATINYs. So… it’s really just that. Since I’ve been using something like a stylized “HJ” - kind of like a personal mark - some people might start thinking, “Oh, is he launching a brand?” But absolutely not. That’s not the case at all. I’ve just been adding that mark to the clothes I make because I think it looks nice, and it kind of makes it feel like it’s mine. That’s really all there is to it. To be honest, I do want to make a tag eventually, but the design isn’t fully clear in my head yet - I haven’t figured it out. So for now, I’m just using the logo that’s in my mind. And honestly, it’s not like I’m trying to hide anything or doing something secretly behind my members’ backs. I just wanted to talk about it openly and put it out there. Because that way, I can really have fun with it. And if our ATINYs say, “Oh, that looks nice,” then I can just feel happy about it as it is. And even if I end up making something that doesn’t turn out so great sometimes, if ATINYs say, “You made that?” - even that, I can just laugh and enjoy it for what it is. So that’s what it is. That’s really the reason. Continuously creating - not just in music, but in other areas too - gives me so much energy. And I truly believe that this kind of creativity brings new inspiration to my performances as well. I think that’s what it is - the process of constantly making something new gives me another kind of drive, another kind of motivation. That’s what it feels like to me. So… that’s why I enjoy it. And honestly, that’s also why - even more so - I feel more motivated when it comes to things like choreography practice, or even just the basics of rapping. It makes me want to put in even more effort.

Irene | AhgaTiny🍋

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