today is international women's day.

Her waiting to get a word in as well

the way they went silent so quickly

this is my favourite video on the internet because you can just tell, none of these feminist guys have ever actually thought about women's issues

oh the queen GAGGED them, you can tell by his pause he has 0 idea what women go through on a daily basis

i need her on my screen again

soon 🙂‍↕️

she's an icon

@dumbandfunn she ate them up 😭

oh she ended m*scal real bad here

now i remember why i don’t like paul mescal. love my brain so much cause i knew there was something but couldn’t remember. also his whole thing with daisy is irritating

what were they talking about?

@SweetenerMatcha ugh i fucking love her

The silence was so loud!!! Gosh I love her!!

no cause she fucking ate lmfaoooo it was so satisfying

Did you post this to prove how tiresome women can be internationally?

Saoirse and Denzel sitting there and having to listen to those two run their mouth. "That's a very good point"😒

THAT’S MY JO MARCH!!!!

Gagged em’ 🤣🤣🤣🤣 the silence jsksjsjsk

shut them right up. I love her 😫😭

The fellas joking as friends her insecure with a fragile ego used gendered politics (hostile manipulative use of women where any criticism is a thoughtcrime) as a means to put a gun to their careers if they don't submit, all cuz she vainly felt embarrassed. What a loser

I love that she waited for a dull in the joke.

invented feminism

am i right ladies 🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙

She is so awesome! Ready for more movies! 🍿

Yakışmadı Paul Mescal

I miss her

@sucodepicanha Let’s think about why they have to think about it all the time. Didn’t have to before

traduci @grok

o silêncio skskskskkskskksks pesou o clima

She GAGGED them

🗣 "am i right ladies" 🤙🏼🙂🤙🏼

Congratulations to all the peaceful women in the world.

Today is International Women's Day and I need to talk about the woman who shares my name Ibukun which literally means “Poured to the brim” like tap wey dey rush The name we carry means "blessing" in Yoruba and nobody has lived up to that meaning more than Ibukun Awosika She grew up in Ibadan as the third of seven children No silver spoon. No family connections in finance. She graduated with a Chemistry degree from OAU, did her NYSC as an audit trainee, lasted a few months at a furniture showroom job and then said you know what, let me just build this myself In 1989, with no bank willing to give a young woman a loan, she started Quebees Limited, a furniture company, from scratch She raised money from her parents and bought used machines from companies that were shutting down She was in her twenties Fast forward She became the FIRST female Chairperson of First Bank of Nigeria The oldest and one of the most powerful banks in the country Not first female director. Not first female executive. FIRST FEMALE CHAIRMAN. She also built The Chair Centre Group from that small furniture company into an empire covering manufacturing, security systems and more She won the Forbes Woman Africa Chairperson Award She was the first Nigerian to win the International Women Entrepreneurial Challenge Award She was the first African to receive the International Friendship Award from the Queen of Spain She was appointed to the UK G7 Impact Taskforce She sits on the Binance Global Advisory Board She co-founded WIMBIZ NG which has been empowering women in business for decades She started the Afterschool Graduate Development Centre to fight youth unemployment She has 4 honorary doctorate degrees She has spoken at the Global Leadership Summit She has directly impacted over 10,000 men and women through her masterclasses And when asked about her legacy she said "I want to be remembered as a woman who walked with God, served with integrity and built with purpose. A woman who opened doors, tore down barriers and helped others rise. Legacy to me is not in monuments, it's in lives changed" This woman did all of this from a country that wasn't always ready for her In industries that weren't always welcoming In rooms that weren't always built for women who looked like her And she walked in anyway Today on International Women's Day I'm not just celebrating Ibukun Awosika the billionaire I'm celebrating Ibukun Awosika the woman who proved that the name means exactly what it says A blessing To Nigeria. To Africa. To everyone who dares to build something from nothing. Happy International Women's Day to every woman reading this And to the women in my community, the ones building quietly, the ones showing up even when it's hard, the ones who carry that same fire You are the reason I do what I do Drop the name of a woman who inspires you in the comments Let's fill this comment section with women who deserve their flowers today 💐