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“You should be thinking independently, individually, but most importantly, act collectively. That is when it becomes meaningful and yields results. Each one of us here has personal concerns and our own lives, but our gathering reminds us that there is so much we share. So it is in our actions that we must be united. This does not stop anyone from thinking for themselves, or handling their personal matters as they wish. This is where two things meet, what concerns us individually and what concerns all of us collectively, that we understand we must serve Rwandans and everyone who lives in Rwanda.” Chairman Kagame | 17th RPF Congress
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“But even as things change, and they must change continually, not everything changes. There is always something that remains constant: who you are, and the values and aspirations that define how you should live and respond in the midst of change. The core must remain constant. In governance, the principles we must uphold are rooted in our history, our words, and the actions we strive for. The RPF has always said we must fight corruption. That principle does not change. The idea of fighting corruption from 31 years ago cannot be abandoned simply because we now live in a world that tolerates corruption, whatever that world may be. Rather, what changes are the methods we use to fight it. The principle itself does not change.” Chairman Kagame | 17th RPF Congress
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“But even as things change, and they must change continually, not everything changes. There is always something that remains constant: who you are, and the values and aspirations that define how you should live and respond in the midst of change. The core must remain constant. In governance, the principles we must uphold are rooted in our history, our words, and the actions we strive for. The RPF has always said we must fight corruption. That principle does not change. The idea of fighting corruption from 31 years ago cannot be abandoned simply because we now live in a world that tolerates corruption, whatever that world may be. Rather, what changes are the methods we use to fight it. The principle itself does not change.” Chairman Kagame | 17th RPF Congress

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It is such a beautiful time to be proud to be Rwandan. Seeing Rwandans especially young people not protesting but rallying behind president Paul Kagame with so much enthusiasm is evidence that FPR-Inkotanyi and president Kagame represent what most Rwandans need, the knowledge that the country is in safe hands and the can build their lives. History has impacted our perception about democracy and governance and as a sovereign state , we can not afford to be on the wrong side of history. We are campaigning for stability and continuity of Rwandas growth.#PK2024 campaigns. #thisisjolly🦅
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It is such a beautiful time to be proud to be Rwandan. Seeing Rwandans especially young people not protesting but rallying behind president Paul Kagame with so much enthusiasm is evidence that FPR-Inkotanyi and president Kagame represent what most Rwandans need, the knowledge that the country is in safe hands and the can build their lives. History has impacted our perception about democracy and governance and as a sovereign state , we can not afford to be on the wrong side of history. We are campaigning for stability and continuity of Rwandas growth.#PK2024 campaigns. #thisisjolly🦅

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“There are some people who misunderstand democracy. We have our own way of understanding it, based on the results of our uniqueness, and the work that needs to be done to transform our lives as Rwandans. Democracy means choosing what is right for you, what you want; and having freedom in that choice. Democracy is not about people choosing on your behalf, no one should decide for you. You have to make your own choices. That is how it should be understood everywhere including where it supposedly originates from. For those who claim to be the creators of democracy, no one chooses for them. That is why they have no right to decide for others. Our choices are a result of our unique context, the uniqueness of our challenges, of our country.” Chairman Kagame | RPF Presidential Campaign - Musanze District

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Rwanda 🇷🇼 Benimana Today is Liberation Day In 1990, a struggle began. Led by the Rwandan Patriotic Front FPR-Inkotanyi , and its armed wing, the Rwandan Patriotic Army. “RPA” It was not only a war. It was the beginning of a transformation. Those who then took up arms were Rwandans - many born in exile, others forced into it at a young age and others had been in Rwanda and responded to the call. For decades, they had been denied the right to return to their own country. Not because of what they had done … but because of what they were. This war became their last resort. Not only to reclaim a homeland - but to restore a nation. It’s been a journey… a journey that the next generations have to own themselves and so honor the women and the men that sacrificed their lives so that tomorrow’s Rwanda would always be better for the generations to come. Allow me to share … where it began … Afande Kagame during the Liberation War: What I would like you to inform about is that, everyone needs to clearly know that our army is the bedrock of our FPR-Inkotanyi RPA struggle … the bedrock, do you understand “the bedrock” … yes, sir! … It is the bedrock of our RPF/A struggle and will be the bedrock of national transformation and development of our country. And therefore you should keep in mind the party’s political aim of the struggle that led us to take up arms and fight. And therefore … our conducts and actions… our thoughts must ALWAYS differentiate us from those we are fighting against, right? “Yes, sir!” Otherwise, if there’s no difference with those we are fighting, our struggle would be meaningless, right? “Yes, sir!” Happy Liberation Day ✊🏾 Benimana
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Kamala explains to Don Lemon the power of hope: “I really, truly believe this. We we each have have light inside of us. And we need to know that that is what inspires our hope as much as anything external to ourselves. And when we feel that and and and not allow an election or an individual to dampen that light, and instead light, let that light kind of carry us in particular through moments of darkness, that that we not only act on that hope, but we inspire that hope in each other. And in particular, at this moment, it is so important that we not only have hope, but that we understand that that should be a verb."

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XIAOJUN'S MENT TODAY NOOO 😭 'i feel like recently i've been thinking that some things are a little unfair... why? because most times when we're working, we're being seen by a lot of people - be it in happy or unhappy moments. everyone has unhappy moments in their lives, but for you, maybe it's not as visible to others. whereas for us it is, so we receive so much comfort from you guys, and for that i'm so grateful. but the truth is, all of you have our difficulties, at work, in life - yet we can't be there by your side to comfort you. so i wanna just say, you've worked so hard everyone! we all have our struggles, and the magnitude of our struggles can't be compared, can't be downplayed, because they are big in our own eyes. so let's work hard, and let's be happy okay? thank you everyone for coming today~!' vid cr. nat. canto trans cr. 唯雀主义

XIAOJUN 🐉 VISION WINGS

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“Some countries have only two political parties that alternate in power. One party might stay in power for a long time until the other replaces it. However, when it comes to Africa, particularly when it comes to Rwanda, they tell us that we must have as many political parties as possible, an unlimited number of political parties, while they have only two that keep alternating. In fact, those countries with only two parties, when it comes to their agenda of harming other countries, because they frequently act with bad intentions rather than good ones, those two parties come together to become one party because they have a shared goal of harming others. For us, when it comes to Rwanda, because of our history, our journey over the past 30 years, and the tragic history that preceded it; this phenomenon [of wanting to harm us] is a result of our need to find our own solutions as Rwandans, a journey that has brought us to where we are today, making people realise that we have become what they never wanted us to be.” Chairman Kagame | RPF Presidential Campaign - Kicukiro District.
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“Some countries have only two political parties that alternate in power. One party might stay in power for a long time until the other replaces it. However, when it comes to Africa, particularly when it comes to Rwanda, they tell us that we must have as many political parties as possible, an unlimited number of political parties, while they have only two that keep alternating. In fact, those countries with only two parties, when it comes to their agenda of harming other countries, because they frequently act with bad intentions rather than good ones, those two parties come together to become one party because they have a shared goal of harming others. For us, when it comes to Rwanda, because of our history, our journey over the past 30 years, and the tragic history that preceded it; this phenomenon [of wanting to harm us] is a result of our need to find our own solutions as Rwandans, a journey that has brought us to where we are today, making people realise that we have become what they never wanted us to be.” Chairman Kagame | RPF Presidential Campaign - Kicukiro District.

FPR-Inkotanyi

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“I am fortunate. My first blessing was to go through multiple struggles for many years, where people wondered whether they would live to see the next day, and surviving each day. I did not survive because of having more bravery than others, it was luck. But it also means that if you are lucky enough to see the next day, you must do what helps you and others to not only survive but also live to see many years ahead. Every time we live to see the next day, we are standing on the sacrifices and bravery of the men and women who paid the ultimate price for our country to be where it is today. My second blessing is this chance I have to live to ensure that their sacrifices never go to waste. That is our responsibility, it is a privilege to be among those who will ensure that those who lost their lives can rest knowing that their sacrifice was not in vain. That is what strengthens us, like in that song that says that we fear no war; whether it comes from within or from outside.” Chairman Kagame | RPF Presidential Campaign - Nyagatare District. #ToraKagame24
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“I am fortunate. My first blessing was to go through multiple struggles for many years, where people wondered whether they would live to see the next day, and surviving each day. I did not survive because of having more bravery than others, it was luck. But it also means that if you are lucky enough to see the next day, you must do what helps you and others to not only survive but also live to see many years ahead. Every time we live to see the next day, we are standing on the sacrifices and bravery of the men and women who paid the ultimate price for our country to be where it is today. My second blessing is this chance I have to live to ensure that their sacrifices never go to waste. That is our responsibility, it is a privilege to be among those who will ensure that those who lost their lives can rest knowing that their sacrifice was not in vain. That is what strengthens us, like in that song that says that we fear no war; whether it comes from within or from outside.” Chairman Kagame | RPF Presidential Campaign - Nyagatare District. #ToraKagame24

FPR-Inkotanyi

26,099 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

“Rwandans have values, there is no question about it in fact, that to an extent explains the problem the world has. There are people in some parts of the world, who think they are the only ones who have values, and their values must be conformed to by others, which I personally feel insulted by and could not accept, can’t accept it, it is not true. How would you measure that? Better in what sense? So, with the Rwandan values and even with the efforts to try and integrate your own values with other people’s values so that it is broadened, you look at it in a global context the way it should be. The governance of the country, the politics of the country ordinarily should reflect the values of that society. The RPF was born, for things to go back to the right order, the politics must be bringing back the unity of the country so that we are no longer divided by ethinic groups but rather the integration of that by national unity.” Chairman Kagame | Interaction with Content Creators at Mulindi.
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“Rwandans have values, there is no question about it in fact, that to an extent explains the problem the world has. There are people in some parts of the world, who think they are the only ones who have values, and their values must be conformed to by others, which I personally feel insulted by and could not accept, can’t accept it, it is not true. How would you measure that? Better in what sense? So, with the Rwandan values and even with the efforts to try and integrate your own values with other people’s values so that it is broadened, you look at it in a global context the way it should be. The governance of the country, the politics of the country ordinarily should reflect the values of that society. The RPF was born, for things to go back to the right order, the politics must be bringing back the unity of the country so that we are no longer divided by ethinic groups but rather the integration of that by national unity.” Chairman Kagame | Interaction with Content Creators at Mulindi.

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The fight against infectious disease has been one of the most important driving forces in human evolution. So you might expect that evolution has optimised our immune system, and there won't be much low-hanging fruit for improving this with science. But bacteria and viruses evolve so quickly that evolution is constantly racing just to keep up. It doesn't have time to optimise perfectly. Case in point: Our primate ancestors used to have built-in genetic defence against HIV-like viruses. But at some point, the gene was repurposed to protect against a different virus that posed more of a threat. That virus has since disappeared, but our genome is still protecting against it - and failing to protect us against HIV. The good news is that we should expect there to be many opportunities where science can do better than evolution.
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The fight against infectious disease has been one of the most important driving forces in human evolution. So you might expect that evolution has optimised our immune system, and there won't be much low-hanging fruit for improving this with science. But bacteria and viruses evolve so quickly that evolution is constantly racing just to keep up. It doesn't have time to optimise perfectly. Case in point: Our primate ancestors used to have built-in genetic defence against HIV-like viruses. But at some point, the gene was repurposed to protect against a different virus that posed more of a threat. That virus has since disappeared, but our genome is still protecting against it - and failing to protect us against HIV. The good news is that we should expect there to be many opportunities where science can do better than evolution.

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YUNJIN’s speech for LE SSERAFIM winning “Best Song Award” at the 2026 Seoul Music Awards & her story of “SPAGHETTI” 🤍 “Yes, winning the "Best Song Award" sounds like a testament to just how much love we have received, so we feel incredibly honored and grateful and we wonder if we truly deserve it. Our group is known for telling our own autobiographical stories. I never imagined that the idea I envisioned would turn into the track "Spaghetti" and receive so much love from all of you. "Spaghetti" is a song born from how fun I found the irony that there's a very fine line between love and hate and how you keep thinking about something even when you dislike it. Using that concept, the song uses the metaphor of food stuck between your teeth. It might actually be a slightly challenging concept for some people, so we are deeply grateful that you enjoyed it with us so much and the reason this award is so precious is because of all this immense love. But at the same time, it makes me think that, putting any "proof or testament" aside, there are so many amazing songs in this world and every single song is so precious and carries immense value. I hope none of us ever forget these two truths. I also believe there are so many incredibly cool groups in K-pop, and standing here today made me realize once again how truly wonderful it is that everyone brings their own unique stories to the table every single time. We will also continue to make our own uniquely cool music and share sincere, authentic stories, so please look upon us kindly. Also, to Chaewon unnie who is at home right now, we love you so so much and we will share this joy with you.”

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260124 WVS #MINGHAO #디에잇 🌟 🐸: i want to see the foreigners unit, but our four colors are so different that it’s hard to picture what we’d do together. of course, the four of us already sang at concerts, but now, our four colors are just too strong individually, so when we do something together, maybe a new picture could come out, but well, i think it would be fun. 🐸: right, we can do anything. but now, since each of us has the music style we pursue, so... i feel like we’d fight. but that fighting isn’t bad, it’s fighting to get good results. 🐸: when i think about it myself, of course there might be some image and chemistry, but just looking at the music, vernon and i match well, and i also match well with shua hyung, and jun hyung too, but the way each of us matches is really different.

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“When people face challenges like ours or have experienced a history similar to what we have gone through, there must be transformation. We must change in our hearts and in the way we do things. That is what is essential and fundamental so that the history that once defined us disappears, fades away, and vanishes. We must take actions that clearly show everyone that Rwanda is no longer what it was 30 years ago; look at what they [Rwandans] say, look at what they do, and see how they are transforming the lives of their fellow Rwandans. This is critical and cannot be overlooked. Even today, if you search the internet, you will still find people speaking ill of Rwanda and its leaders, distorting everything to make it appear negative. When people unite, like what Unity Club represents, unity, it reflects a broader goal for the entire country. The country should be like Unity Club. When falsehoods are spread or bad things are said or done to Rwanda, if people are united, driven by the same purpose and the determination to ask, ‘Why? Why do people portray us like this? Why do we allow such things to define us?’ Then all those insults and lies become meaningless.” President Kagame | 17th Annual Unity Club Forum.
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“When people face challenges like ours or have experienced a history similar to what we have gone through, there must be transformation. We must change in our hearts and in the way we do things. That is what is essential and fundamental so that the history that once defined us disappears, fades away, and vanishes. We must take actions that clearly show everyone that Rwanda is no longer what it was 30 years ago; look at what they [Rwandans] say, look at what they do, and see how they are transforming the lives of their fellow Rwandans. This is critical and cannot be overlooked. Even today, if you search the internet, you will still find people speaking ill of Rwanda and its leaders, distorting everything to make it appear negative. When people unite, like what Unity Club represents, unity, it reflects a broader goal for the entire country. The country should be like Unity Club. When falsehoods are spread or bad things are said or done to Rwanda, if people are united, driven by the same purpose and the determination to ask, ‘Why? Why do people portray us like this? Why do we allow such things to define us?’ Then all those insults and lies become meaningless.” President Kagame | 17th Annual Unity Club Forum.

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EDUCATING THE IGNORANCE. — Chibuike R. Amaechi I believe, and I have said it many times that ADC is one, regardless of where we all defected from. But there are still a few people who suffer from delusion of grandeur who run around shouting that it's their way or the highway. And these people have not even joined ADC. We must not let them define us. The movement Amaechi is talking about, is very much alive. We respect boundaries until you manifest your madness around us. So, if you want to join ADC, the doors are open. But you must drop your former uncouth behaviour, pretend to be polished and just let ADC rub off on you. Just be ADC! Our national Chairman, Sen. David Mark has said it many times that we must follow our constitution. We will not stand for anyone, telling us to do what is not in our party and Nigerian constitutions. Before you start bullying others online, ask if your cause is constitutional. If it's not, get some clean water, gargle or swish the water around in your mouth. Spit it out and you'll be fine. God bless Nigeria. Lauretta Onochie ADC Volunteer.
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EDUCATING THE IGNORANCE. — Chibuike R. Amaechi I believe, and I have said it many times that ADC is one, regardless of where we all defected from. But there are still a few people who suffer from delusion of grandeur who run around shouting that it's their way or the highway. And these people have not even joined ADC. We must not let them define us. The movement Amaechi is talking about, is very much alive. We respect boundaries until you manifest your madness around us. So, if you want to join ADC, the doors are open. But you must drop your former uncouth behaviour, pretend to be polished and just let ADC rub off on you. Just be ADC! Our national Chairman, Sen. David Mark has said it many times that we must follow our constitution. We will not stand for anyone, telling us to do what is not in our party and Nigerian constitutions. Before you start bullying others online, ask if your cause is constitutional. If it's not, get some clean water, gargle or swish the water around in your mouth. Spit it out and you'll be fine. God bless Nigeria. Lauretta Onochie ADC Volunteer.

Lauretta Onochie

25,182 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten

Mess. Filling up my head. A mess that prevents me from thinking clearly. A mess made from my pointless thoughts. Our head is the home of our thoughts. Our own private and wonderful place, where our feelings arrive from our heart. Our heads, thoughts and feelings. They are all our own. Therefore, it could be assumed that all this inside our head is familiar to us. Always in order. And just as clean as we want. We might assume so ourselves. But the truth may be completely different for us. When the mess and noise swells inside us. What if. What if. What if. These thoughts echo in our heads. Scary scenarios of the future. Painful memories of the past. Acute worries of the present. This can all pile up in our heads into one squiggly mess that seems to have no form. No beginning nor end. It fills our heads. And we can't think clearly anymore. Yet we may think that we must be better than this mess. We must fight it. Not because we deserve something better. But because being imprisoned by thoughts is foolish. We know the mess in our head consists only from our thoughts that have all for some reason have popped up in our heads to cause disorder. To fill our heads with typical nonsense of ours. To remind us how messed up we actually are. We must be better than our useless messy head. We need to take back our control. That's why we try. And try. To force the mess out from our head. But the more we try, more the mess grows. Because it is touched by our worry about losing control and our self-loathe from our failure. In addition to everything else. The mess grows. And grows. Until it's hard to see a way out anymore. We got trapped in our thoughts. Into our overthinking. Even though we thought we knew better. But although it seems hopeless, in reality our head is not as familiar to us as we believed. That's why there is still room to think clearly. Although it is hard to see. That's why everything will be alright. Is your head a mess sometimes too? #artwork #animation #mentalhealth #darkart #dark #relatable #wolfart
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Mess. Filling up my head. A mess that prevents me from thinking clearly. A mess made from my pointless thoughts. Our head is the home of our thoughts. Our own private and wonderful place, where our feelings arrive from our heart. Our heads, thoughts and feelings. They are all our own. Therefore, it could be assumed that all this inside our head is familiar to us. Always in order. And just as clean as we want. We might assume so ourselves. But the truth may be completely different for us. When the mess and noise swells inside us. What if. What if. What if. These thoughts echo in our heads. Scary scenarios of the future. Painful memories of the past. Acute worries of the present. This can all pile up in our heads into one squiggly mess that seems to have no form. No beginning nor end. It fills our heads. And we can't think clearly anymore. Yet we may think that we must be better than this mess. We must fight it. Not because we deserve something better. But because being imprisoned by thoughts is foolish. We know the mess in our head consists only from our thoughts that have all for some reason have popped up in our heads to cause disorder. To fill our heads with typical nonsense of ours. To remind us how messed up we actually are. We must be better than our useless messy head. We need to take back our control. That's why we try. And try. To force the mess out from our head. But the more we try, more the mess grows. Because it is touched by our worry about losing control and our self-loathe from our failure. In addition to everything else. The mess grows. And grows. Until it's hard to see a way out anymore. We got trapped in our thoughts. Into our overthinking. Even though we thought we knew better. But although it seems hopeless, in reality our head is not as familiar to us as we believed. That's why there is still room to think clearly. Although it is hard to see. That's why everything will be alright. Is your head a mess sometimes too? #artwork #animation #mentalhealth #darkart #dark #relatable #wolfart

Susitse.art

14,030 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

That is the problem with you people,you close your eyes and choose to be blind because this Ndi Umunyarwanda [I am Rwandan] program of Paul Kagame and the FPR-Inkotanyi is a scam. What do you know about the phrase Jeannette First Lady of Rwanda likes to use when she says, BANA BACU (Our children)? Even if they don’t speak about Hutus and Tutsis publicly, it is still in their hearts. You cannot strip people of their ethnicity because ethnicity was never the problem,the problem is the politicians who use it for their own gain. I see you are an adult,you should know this instead of playing ignorant. Shame on you❗️and all the diaspora who continue to support Kagame’s tyranny just to be seen🤮 You boast that Paul Kagame made Rwanda famous,yes, that’s true, but you should add that we became known as killers on an international level. We became known as people who killed over 10 million #Congolese, as he signed it in the Washington Accord. I would advise you to love yourself and stop being a sycophant(suck up),it will give you peace of mind. #MillenZMovementRw✊
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That is the problem with you people,you close your eyes and choose to be blind because this Ndi Umunyarwanda [I am Rwandan] program of Paul Kagame and the FPR-Inkotanyi is a scam. What do you know about the phrase Jeannette First Lady of Rwanda likes to use when she says, BANA BACU (Our children)? Even if they don’t speak about Hutus and Tutsis publicly, it is still in their hearts. You cannot strip people of their ethnicity because ethnicity was never the problem,the problem is the politicians who use it for their own gain. I see you are an adult,you should know this instead of playing ignorant. Shame on you❗️and all the diaspora who continue to support Kagame’s tyranny just to be seen🤮 You boast that Paul Kagame made Rwanda famous,yes, that’s true, but you should add that we became known as killers on an international level. We became known as people who killed over 10 million #Congolese, as he signed it in the Washington Accord. I would advise you to love yourself and stop being a sycophant(suck up),it will give you peace of mind. #MillenZMovementRw✊

U.Sheila C kamuzinzi 🇷🇼🇸🇬

35,188 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

Sharing the story behind our song Struggle will forever be a landmark in our journey. Opening up that night felt like the most vulnerable and out-of-place I’ve ever been on stage. But, strangely, it also felt like exactly where I needed to be – at home in Wigan, speaking to over 12,000 people from the community that has supported us through everything. Talking about struggles is never easy, but it’s so important. That night taught me how vital it is to speak up and how powerful it can be when we all come together. As Movember shines a spotlight on mental health, we should continue these conversations, support one another, and show that vulnerability is strength. Thank you very very much for making that day unforgettable. It’s a moment we’ll carry with us forever.
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Sharing the story behind our song Struggle will forever be a landmark in our journey. Opening up that night felt like the most vulnerable and out-of-place I’ve ever been on stage. But, strangely, it also felt like exactly where I needed to be – at home in Wigan, speaking to over 12,000 people from the community that has supported us through everything. Talking about struggles is never easy, but it’s so important. That night taught me how vital it is to speak up and how powerful it can be when we all come together. As Movember shines a spotlight on mental health, we should continue these conversations, support one another, and show that vulnerability is strength. Thank you very very much for making that day unforgettable. It’s a moment we’ll carry with us forever.

THE LATHUMS

56,864 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr