Black music/culture is gradually being pushed out from the top down. The George Floyd/black square era is over now people lol... So it’s back to the roots to rebuild 💯 Been saying it for a few years now, but it’s really time: today, now.
Dear battlers coming to the London,
- NO MORE Lauren London/Nipsey bars please
- Arsonal we know that a ‘y fi dat’ bar will be said, AND WE WILL REACT BRO
- If you have a lazy Top Boy, Tea and Crumpets or London Bridge bar, delete it immediately
As someone that literally lived on the fence of all of this, there is a truth about this dynamic ppl really aren’t ready to talk about and accept. Remember we are having this conversation in hindsight, xenophobia wasn’t even a concept society cared about them times.
If you’re reaaaaally from Peckham you know what part of the planet the Serial Bullies really descended from 🤣🤣🤣 I just don’t wanna throw the Mandem under the bus 😭😭😭
Ghanaians can’t afford Accra.
Expatriates can’t afford Accra.
Accra, a city ruled by crooks, drug dealers, fake pastors, fraudsters and greedy bastards.
@fahazhan10 This man is a beg plain and simple, he’s really grifted his way into this conversation and i bet he’s gonna have a few fights on the card if not the co-main event
Fury-AJ is happening in the U.K. because @Turki_alalshikh ultimately decided to stage the bout at Principality Stadium. He’s the organizer of the event, and it’s his call in the end. Everyone had 10-plus years to make the fight and it didn’t happen until Turki came around. Just the facts.
🇬🇭⛵️: A Ghanaian tourist visiting Nubia in Egypt was surprised to discover names bearing similarities to Ga-Dangme names written on ancient walls.
Among the names was “Narty,” which is similar to Nartey in Ga, and “Nene,” a name commonly associated with Ga-Dangme traditional culture.
Nubia is an ancient region associated with the Nile River, covering parts of what is now southern Egypt and northern Sudan. The river Nile also holds historical and cultural significance for the Ga-Dangme people.
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#AuntieDedei
Black British kids with African American kids 1984. The genuine curiosity we had about each other. Before the diaspora war bs. This is what a lot of yall need to do again, TOUCH GRASS! Interact with the real world and get off the internet.
Rest in heavenly peace Sway. Until we meet again… Thank you for believing in me before most did. And for showing up for me when the torch was in your hands and I needed a little light. Tears and heart ache jah know. 💔😭🕊️🙏🏾
If you’re going to listen to anything today listen to this, Some truly inspirational words from my friend Sway Dasifo, captured behind the scenes during my brother Redzz’s video shoot for Puppet Master, featuring AYO Beatz and Sway.
YouTube has given people an incredible platform to have a voice and build an audience. But for those of us who were creating long before YouTube became what it is today, the journey was very different.
We didn’t have a camera, an algorithm or a platform handing us an audience. We had to create. We had to perform. We had to build careers through music, talent, personality and sheer determination.
We weren’t just screaming into a camera we were actually creating something from nothing.
I like to think that people from our generation helped pave the way for the creators of today. We laid some of the foundations for a culture that millions now take part in.
And for me, one of the people who played a huge role in that journey was the legendary Sway.
Before YouTube made voices accessible to everyone, Sway was already giving people a platform, championing talent and helping shape a generation of creators.
That legacy deserves to be remembered.
RIP Bro 🕊️
We’re deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Sway. 🕊️
In 2005, he made MOBO history, beating global heavyweights including 50 Cent and The Game to win Best Hip-Hop Act - a huge moment for Sway and UK Hip Hop.
Proud to have him as part of our history. Our love goes out to his family, loved ones and fans. ❤️
😶CHRIS EUBANK SR: “CONOR BENN DOESN’T GET BACK DOWN TO 147 & IF HE DOES HE’S NOT THE FIGHTER HE COULD’VE BEEN”
Chris Eubank Sr claimed after the first Chris Eubank Jr-Conor Benn fight that Benn would not be the same should he return to Welterweight.
After Benn was brutally stopped by Ryan Garcia was Eubank Sr right?