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Yemi Oladapo
Великобритания
Добавлен 18 янв 2017
Sharing stories that intrigue me & documenting my experiences.
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Twitter: @ymz_gg
The Forbidden European City No Nigerian Or African Parent Wants Their Child To Explore
I took a trip to one of the craziest cities in Europe. Amsterdam, a city known for for its red light district and legalised marijuana. Millions of yearly visitors come to the country as sex tourists. I spent four days in this city and what I saw shocked me.
00:00 Intro
02:33 Exploring this city, shopping & partying - Day 1
06:46 Red Light District & Marijunana Cafe - Day 2
13:15 Why Is Prostitution & Weed Legalised? Last Day
17:19 Hotel Tour
00:00 Intro
02:33 Exploring this city, shopping & partying - Day 1
06:46 Red Light District & Marijunana Cafe - Day 2
13:15 Why Is Prostitution & Weed Legalised? Last Day
17:19 Hotel Tour
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Видео
I Met One Of Afrobeat’s Most Followed Entertainer Lawyers (Akinyemi Law)
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On the 7th episode of "Made By Us", I sat down with Akinyemi Anyioluwa popularly known as Akinyemi Law, one of Afrobeats' most prominent lawyers. He told me his come up story.
The Nigerian Filmmaker Who Revolutionised How Africans Make Music Videos at Just 22
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In the 6th episode of MADE BY US, we feature Ademola Falomo, one of Nigeria's most talented music video director who has worked with several musical artists like Rema, Davido, Tems, Mr Eazi, Oxlade, Santi/Cruel Santino, Odunsi The Engine, Jimi Abduls etc. In this interview he shares his story of starting out in the Alte music scene and transitioning into the mainstream working with the biggest ...
I Snuck Into London's Largest Festival To Meet Top Nigerian Celebrities - Ft @heisrema @DONJAZZY
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How I got into one of the biggest music festivals in the world, Wireless 2024. This vlog shows all access entry to the most secure parts of Wireless backstage.
The 30 Year Old Nigerian Millionaire Entertainment Lawyer Who Started From Nothing
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In the fifth episode of Made By Us, we feature Foza, one of Nigeria’s most influential entertainment lawyers. She talks about her journey and her rise to success. Foza entered the creative space by making disruptive changes and standing up boldly to big corporations that were benefiting from a weak copyright system in Nigeria, which resulted in producers and composers not receiving their rightf...
This Nigerian Lady Grew Up Poor in London But Now A Global Afrobeats Music Executive
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In the fourth episode of "Made By Us," a docu-series that spotlights African and Black people achieving amazing things in their fields, I feature top Afrobeats music executive Gracey Mae. She takes me through her journey in the music industry, having interviewed over 270 African artists. This episode was filmed in 2023, so some references may be dated. Check out the other episodes in this playl...
How Nigerian Producer Went From N500 Per Beats To Over 4Billion Streams in 4 Years
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Andre Vibez is one of Afrobeats' biggest record producers, responsible for producing some of the biggest African songs ever. From "Calm Down" by Rema featuring Selena Gomez to "Rush" by Ayra Starr and "Feeling" by Ladipoe featuring Bnxn, one would find it difficult to believe that he once charged 500 Naira (25 cents) for his beats. Now, records produced by him have garnered almost 4 billion str...
He is Nigeria's Most Connected Music Executive (Bizzle Osikoya)
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In the second episode of the Made By Us documentary series, we feature Nigeria's foremost music industry executive, who walked me through his journey of over two decades in the Nigerian music scene. Starting young as a music and social media enthusiast, Bizzle began providing his services to artists like Don Jazzy, US rapper Wale, Dr. Sid, and Naeto C, by opening and designing their MySpace and...
Ghanaians Have A Lot To Learn From Nigerians (My Documentary on @kwadwosheldonstudios )
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Welcome to the first official episode of my documentary series called "MADE BY US" featuring one of Africa's biggest content creators, Kwadwo Sheldon, from Ghana. Last summer, I met Sheldon and we spoke for hours about how he started Kwadwo Sheldon Studios during the Covid lockdown period. This is second part of our conversation where talks about how he was tagged by some Ghanians as a Sell-Out...
How A Ghanaian Is Building African’s Biggest Online Media Company - @kwadwosheldonstudios
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Welcome to the first official episode of my documentary series called "MADE BY US" featuring one of Africa's biggest content creators, Kwadwo Sheldon, from Ghana. Last summer, I met Sheldon and we spoke for hours about how he started Kwadwo Sheldon Studios during the Covid lockdown period. He saw an opportunity in the New Media space and took it. Today, together with his team, they independentl...
These Young Africans Are Reshaping The Continent's Narratives (Docu-Series Out Soon)
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The goal of "Made By Us" is to shine a spotlight on individual African and Black entrepreneurs and creatives whose work has significantly contributed to our collective story as a people. Their impact extends beyond borders, reshaping cultural narratives both on the continent and in the diaspora. Originally focusing on creative figures, we are now broadening the scope to encompass all contributi...
Day In The Life Of A Nigerian Music Executive Living in London, UK
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Struggles I faced Travelling Across West African( Lagos Nigeria to Benin Trip)
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Struggles I faced Travelling Across West African( Lagos Nigeria to Benin Trip)
This Trip Was A Nightmare !!! : Lagos Nigeria To Benin Republic
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This Trip Was A Nightmare !!! : Lagos Nigeria To Benin Republic
Nigerian Exploring Africa’s Largest Floating Village in Benin Republic: A Must-see Adventure!
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Nigerian Exploring Africa’s Largest Floating Village in Benin Republic: A Must-see Adventure!
Nigerian Explores West Africa's Hidden Gem (Lagos to Benin Republic Trip)
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Nigerian Explores West Africa's Hidden Gem (Lagos to Benin Republic Trip)
How I Got Into Rema's Back Stage At The Brit Awards 2024 With Rema - 10 Hours Behind The Scenes!
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How I Got Into Rema's Back Stage At The Brit Awards 2024 With Rema - 10 Hours Behind The Scenes!
24 hours exploring the “most boring country in Europe”, Belgium: My Honest Opinion
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24 hours exploring the “most boring country in Europe”, Belgium: My Honest Opinion
The Truth About Brixton's Black Hippies
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The Truth About Brixton's Black Hippies
Uncovering The Stolen Treasures Of Africa: Meet This British-nigerian On A Mission
Просмотров 492Год назад
Uncovering The Stolen Treasures Of Africa: Meet This British-nigerian On A Mission
Celebrating Legendary Nigerian Women Musicians from the 70s & 80s
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Celebrating Legendary Nigerian Women Musicians from the 70s & 80s
The Troubled Life of an African Music Legend: The Trials of Majek Fashek
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The Troubled Life of an African Music Legend: The Trials of Majek Fashek
"Afrobeats Has No Lyrics" Five Things to Learn from the Bounty Killer Interview
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"Afrobeats Has No Lyrics" Five Things to Learn from the Bounty Killer Interview
Diaspora Wars: The Untold Story of the Nigerian-Ghanaian Rivalry
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Diaspora Wars: The Untold Story of the Nigerian-Ghanaian Rivalry
Oga the journey is sweet
For over decades they could not refine their own oil. The government subsedise the citizens fuel purchases. They rely enterily on government. Unlike us, South Africans, we subsidise the gorvenment 3 times what the Nigerian government do for its people. Very useless.
Not hard working enough to fix their country.
😂 route wey clear die I always use this route.
A men that works for the street he has nothing 😡 Nigerians must fix their own country
How do Africans unite if we classify others as better than others , is fighting white superiority not a big enough ask?
I took this trip last year at about this same month August . I was on my way to Ghana I boarded the same boat but before I arrived the dock in my mind, I thought it was gonna be a ferry boat not knowing it was gonna be this canoe boat . Bro my experience was crazy it was raining and windy and the waves was heavy, I Kept on telling my self if I die here no one would even know my where about because I told no one I was traveling. It was indeed an experience of life and death. I vowed to my self I would never take this trip again or travel by this canoe boat , it’s just dangerous. See you see water it feels like you are sitting on top of water . It’s exciting when you make it to the other side and you are out of that thing but what if you don’t live to tell the story .
This is really deep. Your experience was much more dangerous than mine and from the comments, looks like loads of people also had such crazy experiences. I honestly wish they would do something about it
Per capita? Out of 250million how many are hardworking compared to for example an African country with 16million?
Always proud of you Foza! Continue inspiring us ❤
Not ‘you’re a scammer’ 😅
To think I wanted to go to school here.
😂😂😂
He fought and he delivered his message
then why is Nigeria such a mess
the title is already racist
How so please?
Black is not a race, and Nigerians are only black when they come to America and European countries, the term black was created in America to sow division, and black Americans changed the meaning, everything you see in America is because of black labor and intellect, that’s why so many people want to come here, our ancestors created the door for foreigners to walk through with the civil rights movement which was payed for in blood, we have worked hard for over 400 years, stop the division and bragging and do the work in your country
😂😂😂 thats a very interesting statement about Nigerians being the hardest working people in the BLACK RACE.... WOW 😂😂😂😂 AND THE LAZIEST AS WELL...
Same thing happened to me 12 yrs ago.. I was trying to send 3k$ western union.. it was a trip I will never forget..getting turned down by multiple people and no one would accept $ .. took me 2days .. crazy
We have to put all this energy into fixing Africa... We men have to pride ourselves when we fix our land for the next generation, Being successful when living outside of Africa should not be seen as success... Having good infrastructure, good roads, safety,being honest, protecting our women and children in Africa should be the measure of success in a black race...Nigeria should be leading the whole of Africa when it comes to this.
nigerians thinks by selling drugs, running prostitution and scamming old grannies by that they have made it and looking at their country and what they say its total contradictory its nice to be a loud mouth but you must back it up with honest hard work
Why I was coming from Benin I saw a boat that stopped working In the middle of the river.. Omo see People dey shout blood of Jesus.. Jejely the both moved to the river bank ..it took some minutes before rescue both could come save them
You can die anyway..I enjoy river transport.. Been traveling bayelsa since 2013 and that Benin journey I took in 2022 was just 4 hours..I don travel 7 hours for night.
I really dislike the sentiment of this title
You sound like a hater
@@theduke6174 "Nigerians are the most hardworking of the BLACK RACE", you don't see any problem with that?
He definitely be, untamed agero demon is inside him. Please always pray before you take any trip, it's very important. If you haven't accept Jesus as your personal Lord and saviour Please accept him. I was once like this until I accept Christ before I began to learn a lot about why I was doing mistakes through the bible.
Your journey is just 3h. With about me 18h. From Libya to Italy.
So with just Id card i can visit Benin Republic 🤔
Yes. Driver’s license or voters card
Their country would have been an example if that were the case, but alas, its just the usual empty bragging.
😂😂 they dont even have toilets but they are hard working
Toilet??? That's farfetched oo.Infact,we live in houses made of bamboo and leaves sewn together. Ode.@@ScissorN
south africa is what it is because of white folks
@@ScissorN😂
Where in CMS is this?
If that was true even ka 0.01%, Nigeria would be 0.01% better than any currency in Africa. If that was true there wouldn't be self made pharmacist exploring the earth kadi self made pharmaceuticals 😂😂
You are just bitter, we are the most successful people in Africa
@@kennyking5606 Successful in popping everywhere except the toilet 🚽 😭😂
@@kennyking5606 success in terms of what being everywhere Rwandians should be the one saying this not nigerians
If that was true even ka 0.01%, Nigeria would be 0.01% better than any currency in Africa. If that was true there wouldn't be self made pharmacist exploring the earth kadi self made pharmaceuticals 😂
We own Africa
If that was true even ka 1%, Nigeria would be 1% better than the rest of Africa and there wouldn't be any need for y'all self made pharmacist 😂😂
Africa belongs to Nigeria 🇳🇬
@@kennyking5606 1 naira mo South Africa ke 0,011 it's not even 10 cent but yeah Africa belongs to Nigeria that's why Africa is they way it is 😭
I wonder when it belongs to all of us how it will be 🥺Who knows maybe we might educate you on something you don't know like the toilet 🚽 and how it works 😭
@@NelioMpopo with all these advantages, you are still the poorest Africans in Africa
@NelioMpopo we use south Africans for toilet
Kinda stressful
Starting of my free morning with this. Akinyemi is someone I admire a lot. He published one of my music articles sometime back and credited me. This was a time people just lift contents and reshare without crediting the creators. He could have posted that article without crediting me, it was a very detailed and educative music article which I didn’t even watermark.😊 Before he reshared that article I’d never heard of him, so I won’t even have known if he posted and didn’t credit me. The mention from his page made me find out about him and since then I’ve actually learnt a lot from him. Very honorable man. 👌
I have just discovered your channel and I am impressed because you're giving me the opportunity of appreciating Kenya more.
@@b.3940 thank you!
No way I would ride in such a canoe, no way. I only have one life and will not play Russian roulette with it.
Your voiceover is soothing❤
Think is is terrible try the Nigeria to Cameroon by water from akwa ibom I was kidnapped for ransomed by both Nigeria immigration and police then assaulted twice by immigration
Regular thing here in Bayelsa... I'll use this means of transport anyday, anytime!
Unfortunately they are know for drugs
Ozuor
@HappyMonday-f3n na real ozuor
Yes that is because your locks makes you look irresponsible.. Cut it off..
lol Iyanuoluwa Jonas, you sound dense.
When the boat goes fqste guts have w it is … I don’t like boating but we have one and my husband likes it 😍😍😍
It's so good to see this man on this platform and I hope you can bring him back because Baba is quite loaded. I am a beneficiary of his "Secure The Bag" program and he is a real one too. I remember getting an offer one time and I was quite excited but skeptical as it seemed too good to be true. I reached out to him and he saved me from that disaster lol. Not being at the mercy of anybody as a professional is one lesson from this interview that I'll be holding on to for a long time. Thank you for these awesome series Yemi 👏💯
Una done come again please be careful oooo
I remember when I stumbled on his page.. I think on one of his posts went viral, I was just surprised at his style of content. he made law seem interesting, just when I was already getting tired and I knew I wanted to work in the entertainment side of the law.
Bless up Yemi ♥️💥
🖤
I have been using the water ways for the past 6 years now
Good content
Thank you
Imagine, we don’t have top of the line cheap boat transportation to the coastal countries near us
Amazing work well done.... i love your Editing style too!
Thank you!!
This is what you call a true adventure 😂
I've made this trip about 59 times trading shoes from Benin rep to lagos, never cared about the dangers when life is hitting you hard