Some lyric clarifications
“Saw your mom”
Not Suck Your Mom
“Beat your ass into morning”
Not Eat Your Ass In The Morning
“Glad you got your act cleaned”
Not Glad You Got Your Ass cleaned
But honestly sing from whatever place your mind takes you to
@GeorgeYOUniq_@ziyaafrica@YOUniqrecordske Gaddemit!
Nimefika hiyo YouTube and damn! That's quite a spectacular scene...
I love what you are doing... Keep it up guys
Any love I have given you is yours to keep. I will never ask for it back, never regret it, never treat it as wasted. Love was never a trade. It was a gift I offered because, in those moments, you mattered.
For months I’ve said on podcasts and anyone who cares to listen don’t listen to defeatist people! Oh why would we get voter’s cards na ataiba? Oh si mnajua you can’t really remove him?
Listen get that voters card! Vote!That is your civic duty. Ingine tutajua mbele #TukoKadi
Someone explained anxiety like this:
walking into a house full of flammable things and deciding to burn it down first… just to avoid the fear of it catching fire later.
And yeah that made sense.
Today at a café, I accidentally overheard a conversation at the next table.
One guy said, “I’m not chasing dreams anymore. I just want peace.”
And you know what surprised me? His friend replied, “What if peace is your dream?”
And I just froze for a moment.
Since childhood, we’re taught to want more: more money, more achievements, more speed. If you stop — you lose. If you’re not growing — you’re falling behind.
But what if not everyone wants to run a marathon?
What if, for someone, success means waking up without anxiety? Working without burnout? Having time for yourself — not just for deadlines?
Honestly, sometimes it feels like we’re competing even when no one ever announced the start.
So here’s a question for you 👇
What does real success mean to you — constant forward motion or inner peace?
When Khaled Hosseini said, “And that's the thing about people who mean everything they say. They think everyone else does, too.” it hit too close to home.