kenny Ade

South street wealthy|Hood Elegance|Law|Tech. Building TIAG

[kenny Ade @sirmarcus500]

@ibikunle_yo @Mpholarr Chaiiiii. Hahahah. This is very true though.

[kenny Ade @sirmarcus500]

@tundeglasses The guy is a clown. The guy and him Oga Peter Obi be content creator. Lol.

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@otunbagokepaj @official02 So who's the GOAT?

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@Sir_Uzoigwe1 @yomydivinus @FisayoOjabodu What is Tinubu doing to you? Clown 🤡

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@RhodeZ33 @josh_olonade They know what they are doing.

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@Omojuwa @SameOldRexx @50cent 50 is washed. “Only time they exciting is when they mentioning Shawn”.

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@mc_lively_ Either you're straight-up delusional or doing it for Elon’s money.

[kenny Ade @sirmarcus500]

Renewed Hope 2.0

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@Mpholarr Weezy, must everyone vote for your messiah? Should I tell you a story of a Yoruba teacher Wey become commissioner? Hahahahaha.

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@BaloDemola Baloooooo. Lol

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@Teephirm This is so beautiful.

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@belloawwaloma @Wizarab10 Don't mind them. They know what they are doing.

[kenny Ade @sirmarcus500]

@gimbakakanda Lol.

[JJ. Omojuwa @Omojuwa]

Jamaica. Brazil. Indonesia. Bangladesh. Morocco. Egypt. Anything and everywhere but Anambra under your watch.

Eight years as governor. Eight years with the budget (period of oil boom), the authority and the platform to lay a marker for sports. Yet not one reference to a single thing he built. No models. No infrastructure. No reference team like Enyimba 2000s.

Even Orji Uzor Kalu can point to that Enyimba. Two CAF Champions League titles under his watch, a record no Nigerian club has matched since. That is a legacy you can name.

But when your mob does not care for receipts, you can quote every country on earth and never once account for your own years in office. The sectors he now claims to know how to fix better than anyone else were right there in his hands.

Dear sir, you governed for almost a decade. What model did you set up that Nigeria or any other state can learn from?

We have verified. None. Zilch. Nada.

[kenny Ade @sirmarcus500]

@TheRocSupremacy Welcome back.

[kenny Ade @sirmarcus500]

@BaloDemola What about the country you live in? Are they puppets too?

[JJ. Omojuwa @Omojuwa]

Love Tinubu or loathe him, you are still within reach. Back Sowore or shrug at him, there is room for you. Whatever you feel about Atiku, affection or disregard, it is a normal Nigerian position.

The Obidient is a different case. There is no hope there. People may not say it to your face, but in rooms full of humans, they look at you and wonder.

Nigeria still has a chance. Not because the country is where it should be, but because there is no future in which your hatred and vitriol become the mainstream of our politics. That brand of politics will stay where it belongs: on the fringes, like the abandoned end of a city still waiting for sanitation day.

Obidiocy translation: 👀

[💎🍾 @TheRocSupremacy]

Man. Watching this documentary is really putting into perspective how Jay became who he is.

He was WRITING raps & reading the dictionary before the 1st rap hit was on the radio.
From 9-14 years old he wrote raps nonstop. 5 years of just writing. No recording. Simply mastering the craft of writing.

At 14 he started selling drugs. At 15 he met Jaz-O, another brilliant lyricist. At 16 he left home to go to Trenton NJ to deepen his hustle. He went from NJ, to MD, & VA, selling drugs & becoming RIDICULOUSLY rich over the course of 10 years.

So at 26, the person/businessman/rapper we met in 1996 when Reasonable Doubt dropped, he had already been rich for a decade.

I don’t think people truly grasp the wealth of life experience that comes with that.

Most rappers are dead poor before receiving that advance check. Then they have the record execs telling them what to do & what type of music to make. Plus, they’re “rich” now, so they have a new persona. They never had money before, so they’re overcompensating & are thirstier to make more/not lose it. Whereas, Jay was rich for a full decade+ before his 1st album. He could have flopped for 3 years straight & still be rich. If a normal artist flop just once at that time, their career was basically over.

It’s not a coincidence his music feels so personal & strapped with self-awareness, nor is it a coincidence that he’s the richest musician to ever live. All the way from the projects btw.

[Emerald 💚 هداية @Mz_Tosyn]

Our President 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[kenny Ade @sirmarcus500]

@TheRocSupremacy Hovvvvvvvvv. Damn.