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Who is a Storyteller? Asake sang, “timing is everything, keep it moving”. When Netflix didn’t renew my Afrobeats documentary, I thought it was the worst timing ever. But I kept it moving. I said let me try this YouTube thing. I dug deep into my archives and realised, the... show more

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The AFROBEATS Podumentary Series. What if I told you the globalisation of Afrobeats started in the UK and the foundation was laid almost 40 years ago? My name is Ayo Shonaiya, and this my story and the “Podumentary” of Afrobeats. A 12 Episode series of the history of Afrobeats with never been seen videos recorded over 30 years. This is not just talk and interviews, this is the documentation on film chronicling the beginnings and evolution of what we call Afrobeats today. It has EVERYBODY in it. Episode 1 tells the story of The Nigerian “Corner” at the Notting Hill Carnival in London where it all started in 1986. Exclusively on R70 Television on YouTube. Just tap the Link Don’t forget to LIKE, COMMENT, SHARE and SUBSCRIBE 👍🏾

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This was from the day of the murder but I really wanted to wait till it made no sense to release it. Timing is everything.

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This is insane, genuinely have tears in my eyes I started with $500 (around 3 SOL) a bit more than a year ago, I lost almost all of it and I had around 0.4 SOL left From that moment, I told myself that I would lock in and do what I promised myself, winning I said I would find a way to make it happen regardless of the position I was in, and I did it This was only possible with God and consistency I can't even explain how grateful I am, it genuinely makes me cry if I think about those times, all the progress we've made, shit wasn't easy back then I'll keep trying my best, this is just the beginning of a beautiful story Genuinely thankful to everyone who is part of this journey And especially my brother Oaktastic, who is here with me every single day locking in, I could've never done it without him, thank God I met him a year ago I usually don't post this type of thing, but I had to cause you guys have no idea how grateful I am I hope all of us achieve our dreams and make them happen, willing is all you need, let's keep winning ❤️

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