Irie Nation

Irie....a feeling🎭

[𝕾𝖎𝖗 𝕮𝖍𝖗𝖎𝖘 @eagleseyeinc]

sad reality of life;

[Neet @neet_sol]

unemployed ppl will send you instagram reels. it is a sign of deep respect in their culture

[poppa @popitforpoppa]

remember it takes 2 people to ruin a relationship

her and her mother for raising her that way

you did nothing wrong bro

[J.A.Y @jaybuzuzi]

@irienation_tf 😂Handiuye ikoko!

[Baba Harare @BabaHarare1]

I recently watched a music analyst speak passionately about Jiti, describing it as one of Zimbabwe’s truly indigenous genres with genuine export potential. Hearing that conversation was encouraging.

When I first embarked on this journey, the general consensus was that Jiti was music for mabharanzi and vanhu vekumusha. The reception to attempts at broadening its appeal was, at best, lukewarm. But persistence has a way of changing minds.

By embracing the roots of the genre while allowing artists the freedom to innovate, experiment and tell new stories, we’re beginning to see more people connect with Jiti in ways they perhaps never imagined.

I would love to see more conversations around our indigenous genres. Imagine bringing together artists, producers, academics, promoters and other stakeholders for a storytelling forum dedicated to preserving, celebrating and reimagining these uniquely Zimbabwean sounds. These genres carry our history, our identity and our

[CallUnc @Callunc]

When you sleeping and she throw yo phone at u unlocked 😭🤣

[Matt Rife @mattrife]

WINNIPEG WAS WEIRD 😂😂🌲🧻

[Anonymous @YourAnonNews]

Rock Paper Scissor FINAL BOSS

[𐕣 @gumvape]

currently obsessing over that one bojack horseman quote:

“it gets easier. every day it gets a little easier, but you gotta do it every day. that’s the hard part.”

[Irie Nation @irienation_tf]

Never needed to

[Azeez Ishola ❼ @Olaz01]

In my 8 years existence on this app, I’ve never gone to Ornstein page to confirm Fabrizio’s news.

[Irie Nation @irienation_tf]

Intro of the year🏆

[Hélio Fernando ♚🐎 @Mad_King10]

🚨 𝐇𝐄𝐑𝐄 𝐖𝐄 𝐆𝐎! Simões family agree deal to sign new talents Alysha and Ashley from Gods Plan on a permanent move.

[ً @artfuIchaos]

maybe the reason nature feels so peaceful is because nothing is trying to be anything other than what it is.

[Irie Nation @irienation_tf]

Musandikoke kana kusina njaniii!🔥🔥🔫

[J.A.Y @jaybuzuzi]

Timberland YeGreen out now everywhere!🪖😤🙏🏾Nzwisaiwo vabereki!

[EO @_ezeokolorie]

Currently living in that period of life between the job offer and the start date,

ts feels phenomenal 😭

[Katli @Katli_T]

There’s a young British couple driving around the world in a Land Rover from London, they’re going to Cpt then shipping their car to South America to continue. They plan on travelling for 4 years. 26 and being able to just live and explore the world must be soo nice

[Yero @Yerocode0]

🚨Elon Musk: “Puede que todavía no sepas qué te apasiona… porque nunca exploraste el mapa completo”

Cuando le preguntan por el sentido de la vida, Elon no habla de meditación ni de “encontrar tu propósito”. Va directo:

“Lee. Lee muchísimo. Construye un terreno accidentado del paisaje del conocimiento. Aprende un poco de muchas cosas.”

La razón más subestimada:

Solo puedes desear lo que has visto.
Si tu menú de opciones se limita a lo que te dieron tus padres, la escuela o el primer trabajo… estás eligiendo a ciegas.
Los libros rompen ese límite.
Son el motor de búsqueda de tu propia vida.

Habla con gente de mundos distintos.
Explora campos que nunca imaginaste.
Luego busca la intersección perfecta:
ser intrínsecamente bueno en algo

que te guste hacerlo de verdad.
Porque el talento solo es una trampa:
puedes ser excelente, ganar dinero… y odiarlo en silencio durante años.

Lee. Amplía el mapa.
El mayor riesgo no es equivocarte de camino…
es nunca haber visto los otros.

[Veronica Brunati @verobrunati]

I’ve taken my time to observe many journalists in the transfer market over the years. Competition is part of the job, and everyone works with their own sources. What has always stood out to me about Fabrizio Romano is that when another journalist breaks a story first, he often gives them full credit, tags them, and acknowledges their work. That’s professionalism.

It’s perfectly normal for journalists to have different information. What’s not healthy is turning professional disagreement into public attempts to discredit a colleague. Credibility is built over years through consistency, accuracy, and hard work, and Fabrizio has earned that credibility.

No journalist is infallible, but professional respect should always come before rivalry.

[Boring Milner @BoringMilner]

This beef between @FabrizioRomano and @Plettigoal reminds me of the time during covid when I informed my neighbour that the local shop had toilet roll back in stock.

He went to the shop only to find it had sold out. He came back and accused me of spreading ‘fake news’ about toilet roll availability in the local area.

I was devastated. It took me a full week to get over it.

[NO CONTEXT HUMANS @HumansNoContext]

I swear this is a real thing

[Max Amini @MaxComedian]

She was laughing harder than everyone else. Her girlfriend definitely picked a winner. ❤️