of the the, the world recently made that the eiffel tower for the paris building takes 2024. but we have decided to visit the younger siblings, but still that's working so. so before we just go back and explore this beautiful town upon the beautiful immerse yourself in the vibrant concept on straits of africa. like believe me, maybe he travels alone, what to call all the way from london to liaison. we take a kind of new we do any through nigeria, tasting some of the most popular snacks. then we meet for the as soon as the least pull in mail model dominating the fasten grove. my name is ethan mailing.

what's the idea of brenda? and you are watching our free nights the a to be a sport is 45 minutes away from johannesburg, edits shots of visitors due to its stunning down the scenic views and the vintage phone set up next me. so that's like an industry testing intent. that's how, okay, who's making his locks and the kind of way this the industry to has $99.00 perspective and each is a vivid one. i'd say my style is definitely influenced by african cultures influenced by the way i grew up, like my hometown seemed colorful sign, is he in color for icons within like talk shops, publish 12 side news and also like the ever changing that sort of like you'd

culture inside africa, what i like i see online and what i see on tape talk and instagram, and all of these are pieces with young people inside off we could connect into wrapped in the build community. 25 year old illustrates as magenta childcare. a k, a 99 perspective, has managed to call about a credible space for himself in the creative industry in less than 5 years. i think 2020 for me definitely is with the full side of rolling and i got a lot of international clients really proposed by creativity and my korean to a different level. and i feel like with that obviously it comes with a lot of changes and a lot of challenges. so one was me having to work from home because it was during the pandemic. and another one that's a different thing. navigating your own business and seeing how much of a shift it is working with colleagues,

friends to working sony alone and also and the 3rd one, i say, definitely having to manage your own finances, accounting taxes, holding yourself accountable for everything that you do and timeline. if we happens to be in cape town last year, we would have seen that, but more about that later from ural. so new york billboards sent on to has illustrated for some of the coolest brands locally and international endings. so what is accepting the world's to his optic? i came across the clock, those work on instagram and i loved his pop thoughts and his ability to, to really feel local. adama came through competency design to give them similar clusters and within their international concepts. i loved his work and it took a couple of months working with international teams to refund the designs, which it, in essence was bringing the quint central elements of job, that black projector entities, some of the, the buildings and the job. it's a very open space. so we brought some of those and, and,

and made it fun. so it was great. i mean, you like dream about like working with different clients. but like we never use tribes like on the on the comes along, it's really special and it's something that you want to do. more of you try your level best to like fulfilled a brief and let to create the work that you're going to be proud of. and also what that, you know, you look back can be that, you know, i did that one as soon changes because korea highlights was collaborating with other design is the larger than life based of campaign that was live at the world. payments being a waterfront in cape town, south africa. so basically the campaign was drawing from africa, so representation of things and places and people that represent stories in africa cause the so you select science applause and like a white man on like a, a ha, who is a read seems but wanted to be african inspired enough african elements in that context and not just like a man in a suit after high school, and then just a one a best to read to study at the academy of digital arts in tape ton,

new mazda and new township in a while longer province is where he grew up and where he collaborated on his 1st ever mural within like my hometown to a lot of um, autistic spaces that i saw so necessarily museums or categories. but to see um, let the types of science seem publish upsides see any sort of like findings within let's seems advertising well and what was the mileage in terms of, um, even like textbooks in high school to sort of like fields my level of like creativity and understanding of what be an artist means and i grew my own perspective and direction from like seeing those elements and see what i had a rough and as a studio name, suggest perspective matches your work can be influenced by so many different people . so many different cultures, so many different languages and like your say perspective is not necessarily the only one that matches within like the context of the universe where the world. but

it's important for you to that to know what everybody story is such a bit, understand what you're doing within like you know, a brief or a project and all of that from getting your money in the profit of south africa to a global candace. and then sense of $99.00 perspective on identity pop culture and african art assistant, the worth exploring absolutely beautiful and those so kind of full capturing that is spelled like incidence of a 50 full set as well. assume the story. also, the advocate principal is definitely a place but to you was visit when you come to a how to be a sport. does it go through those kind of a little town, gets me to the co owner as long as none of that nicholas adams stays in nikima. i absolutely love the place. so kind of full for those that are in a fitful what is so critical was both for the foaming of the movie, grateful that pre made in 2012, and has since been kept open as a tourist destination so that people can come and get that idea, let's stick

a 1950 feel and um, just kind of framing this in the state. the. yeah. so the 1950s, which is the basics, re scream, 19 fifties. it is where you can actually watch the form in the place where the phone was made, but from the missile idea faithful to what it is today, what has been the evolution of the day? so i would say it has definitely predominantly become a tourist attraction. and since then it has also been the backdrop to a lot of young artists, south africa and, and african that have used this place and they own music videos and they own full month reduction. now i worked in here right, and i've rudy spotted what has been my favorite building. i want to know from you. where is your favorite spot within this area? i would definitely have to say the dyna it is pink. it's colorful. it is the essence of the 1950s to me, is this something about the dyna i know that you can come to people and not have them look say, just how good are they facing? the 10 out of 10, but you are going to have to be the judge of that. well,

i can't wait as the organize that for me. i'm going around to explore because they so many snaps that i need to take for vice the grad stories. yeah. and ask the next 8 to showcase martin africa. and this next individual exemplifies just that. it's ready to be inspired by a young woman all alone and a small come from london to light goals. british nigerian content creator looming, newbie is braving the road. by god. punted by the name says polonium box on peradventure from europe to west africa. that johnny falls with dangerous setbacks and disasters like a serious car accident. more on that later. but what had motivations of just little to exploring, immersed myself in culture and took maintenance of the older people can be inspired as well. and, you know, over the years of rest of the countries,

we have to 80 plus countries right now. and i wanted to connect just to place that closer to home london and leo's phone. and that goes nigeria. petaluma was 10 when she moved with her family to london, england where she has lived ever since. on january the 24th 2024. but let me set off from london. how big is the trip yet? fast? it's also does up and on to the very top which is 0. it's like she continues through the front and spring to job roll to, to catch the next very, to the african continent. finding in morocco now i want to come to name come on from are all go through the those mountains to the west. and so hara the 3 day crossing things were moving quickly. but then it got more difficult. one of the biggest challenges. but once it goes back into west africa and the rest of the

whole, damn, this is hard like, you know, from the rule to just for the, because i'm just being on the roof for too long. and then the board as issue. and then the cause that was that back to back. but yeah it's, it's priceless. now i'm going to put them on for the price. i mean it's, it's just so much incredible memories, polluted people's, on the road for 75 days, taking her time to get to know the countries and that people since she sent off from london to lagos, she come with more than 10000 kilometers and passed through a total of 17 countries, but she's not completely alone. instagram followers, keep a company. she started with 12000 and they ended up with around 300000. i was generally just doing these. i said in other words, i know the brand new venture. you know, it was just made to be the thing that, you know, i love to do. i'm gonna showcase africa with increase of content as a content creates. so by quickly just go pick that up. no, it says no. and no more thing. the people that bind to a story bind, connecting with you on a very deeper level of success on instagram can be attributed to how open take,

honest personality, luxury living those things i think that that's such a shower and everything between most of the time she slept in her 12 year old to show face to restaurants, eating and small caps, hazel while driving, no makeup, reality uncomfortable. close. that was very important to have a wanted to see what like a traveler going from one place to the next. what is the leaved reality? so i was able to see the other situation like any, no more trumpet and i v i p those or the pre check whatever. and it was tough facing her fee is coming. massage any handling corruption and bureaucracy at the board is bad roads, roman problems, a no internet foresight punch of a day today. it's a lot of ups and downs, but they're all ways. good moments. she experienced

a west moment on the ivory coast. hello me. crushed into a trunk but didn't have warning lights on in the middle of the pitch black road for me as i was driving next minutes. i wasn't you know, the airbags up in my face was like what just happened? miraculously, polygamy was on home, giving up was out of the question. after 10 days at the mechanic, lou, me as the car had been present, was back on the road and driving through, gone a toko. and the name was realized. on the other side, the few on the other side of going up to everything that you want is to do with the magic is recon. wait to see how petaluma is journey. continues to meet the confidence so bravely passive it until the very end is involved. as a retirement on display had a cultural center and they goes below me already has the eyes peeled for new attentions back to nicholas. so the long say they are in the habit and tell me what you think. okay. i said it is,

comes is 10 out of 10. in fact it makes me live in other things so. so let me know . so people come to the home safe. they also come for the food safety as simple, but everything is locally source. so it is just absolutely delicious wireless because of these being i deals for the overall look of grateful. so when the creators wanted to make the movie a 19 fifties rock and roll theme to movie, they really wanted to invoke that typical idealistic color. full 19 fifties theme that we saw on old hollywood movies to fix it on old hollywood movies. but they wanted to bring in a south african twist, and that was going to be the same thing for the movie that was made on the premises . so it is kind of that idealistic 19 fifties. you know, the pink cause the color full buildings. and, but they wanted to put

a little bit of a south african slave into it. and what feature plans do you have for the marvelous one to lend? faithful is evolving. we are always trying to keep up with the trains. we definitely want to include more curious, seem the veins and maybe in future host some markets. and also we look forward to welcoming even more talented young office. well, he has it's a pose. so kind of a full feature like year and was being is a jamie of pulled flavors and rich traditions from black tie. bees fish and tips. and even though not, let's need bb ray for the tantalizing adventure. what do black eyed peas have in common with dona and present chip? well, the 3 are on my list today, but make off style. come with me to take a look or rather of flights. of the 3 most popular snacks in nigeria, nigeria is celebrated flights,

rich tapestry of cultures and cuisines from spicy july fries to slavery. so yeah, today we check out what all the nigerian foods reflects, this vibrant taste and history. i'll be starting off one of my favorite places right here in the heart of class getting bullet and speech slate. god, i'm going to be having some bullet which is grill. i'm same with fish. now these 2 least though combination is pretty much the nigerian equivalent to, i guess, fission type, extremely popular all around the country, particularly in the south of the country and put back on the pass them. we are grilling fish, make use of cookouts of up your contribution on which if you wish. ok so you can either pick row got to lock the catch space i. what was the last one? go to quit faces. ok, macro you. why didn't you just the micro okay. how long do you normally grill your fist? full? why it's 45 minutes? 45 minutes. that's how long it takes for us to get ready to go to dry on this be on

your own. ok, i'll show you what. so what kind of fishes this one, these scoffers. okay, the bullet and fish is interwoven with the column. very traditions on the southern region of my drift here in legal it is often sold by street vendors and enjoyed by people from all walks of life. but what makes this bulus so popular? and yet different from of the nigerian dishes. so you need to talk to me about your secret stuff. yeah. how do use for the spicy all the fees and fees go drive? so the 1st step is just to get the phase draw on the go down, you upgrade, your thoughts went. it gave me the best. there's okay, as far as the, how is those prices? y'all do use my g. o you come to me. so as a certified, you're

a bad babe for me when it comes to buy them says the secret. it's all in the sauce, i love the sites and it's of this awesome it just really add something to it. but without a shadow of a doubt. this smoky spicy combination is short to leave a lasting impression after the invitation of fish and chips is on to the real black eyed peas, whose fame stretches all the way a to brazil. no, nope, the band, although maybe they like it to. in any case, the next dish is a beam dish. i very about babe. i'm very excited to be sharing the phone with you guys. way more. no more like a beans is traditionally seems. i'm a special we have they call it with era. i'm going to be reading chart victoria. i'm going to walk you through how it's made. ok, so today is one way is um, it seemed about um, being physically prepared with fresh stipend on your own. tomatoes sometimes which is not really monday true as well as the price is on. every other thing you need to

add, moya was put to presented by african slaves during the colonial period. impacting brazilian kazi, significantly, also known as i really only liked this protein rich dish originated with the euro. but people of nigeria then, and i'm to go, what are some of the traditional ways that we can serve up some delicious my way? yeah. okay, so we've got a roughly otherwise the nice guy really? sure. yeah. cuz problem i don't, i've got any names on me soaking. garvey, nigeria. i feel like that's the best thing. like if you're not having gary, i'm moines. you will not get to that 20. so no feeling, you know, so traditionally that's how he says, but a, because these are the things that could use like cob, this cost the, these are the real black ip, 9, brazil, they modify the recipe depending on what they had available, the slaves would either use black beams, kidney beans, or even white beans,

as well as that, they'd also add their own local ingredients such as time, oil, onions and peppers. to that, i forgot to mention that they wrapped their own version of one way in banana leaves . well, i'm going to have mine plain jane because that's how i like it. separate story. yeah, thank you. why, why has spread all around the world? let's try another, nigerian culinary invention. the plants are known, but better than american donuts when it comes to postpone. it is the queen of extra honestly, you do more than try to do more than try pulse made from sweet flour and mold into bowls which are deep fried. it is so simple that it's not on usual to find roadside food vendors all over the nigeria, making the snacks up every time of the day. so as a queen of all, you need to tell me about the origins of cultural significance. i would say that pop pulse has evolved. i mean, when i was growing up my,

my costs was the place to get post falls. do you have like most people with the boxes, the gap boxes out that every policy needs for full? absolutely. if most is the policy, when it comes to niger on top of that, what are some of the pitfalls that we should avoid? what some of the things that we should avoid doing so, you know, make bad for fun. but postpone is when i 1st of all, april 4th is plus if you up a full full so it doesn't rise properly, like professional warm enough is you know, the environment that you're allowing you to prove, then it's an issue. so those are some little little things that happen for folks that go wrong. okay. so i guess the last thing for me to answer is how do is post stuff i know you maybe think, you know, maybe i'm just gonna pack it with my nice and for i think maybe a spoon. no, no need for all of that extra stuff. all you need are stupid for 5 best friends right here. this is lynn chair of greatness. possible,

great man. of over here and there you have it. this is jeremy from p to fontaine for all 3 of major is most love food writs in history and heritage. i'm good. i forgot to mention when you're on this neck of the woods friendship. don't forget about it. try the real big. but the, on the bone in sidney goals of the dia as a simple model. alton gemini, it combines the fashion seen, does face grace is the covers of magazines, advocates, as well as may just be for runaways. do enjoy. 2 any of the dia is deputies most successful? my own model. no one is more in the month, and he is. the job has changed is not his face, the doings, international magazines, and advertising campaigns. he works with the biggest flashing houses worldwide. does model have to be some modeling has connected me to a new world, a world that i had previously never been exposed to. of

a dia was born instead of going to a 3rd of 5 children. when he was 11, his mother sent him to have that before that in his father's footsteps, he lived here for work and the 1980s copied verse rig. it took me a full year to learn to pronounce that way. and it wasn't just the language cultural differences, all supposed to challenge deal was surprised to find that you contest play soccer when you like. also graduating from high school also the is starting to work as a boss and a 21. he was discovered by models scott finally in 2015 and renowned handed agency, signed him previously had been rejected by other agencies always on the same grounds today, according to the industry website models dot com also the a is one of the 50 most successful mile models world wide, he was even nominated for best international male model as the world fashion of both and not doing that this the t as in demand today. but that doesn't mean racism

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to improve living conditions for children in his home country to this. and he has set up the foundation. they also to have found ation, which helps renovate to navigate it's schools. among other things, we focus on areas where children are living in poverty, almost by the size. we go to their schools and bring colorful pain for the wall. and then the kids can run home to their parents and say, mom, my school has never been so beautiful sort of. and when you give a child that kind of environment, they have a place to dream at some point. also the season self and the children of center and especially with the live star he enjoys today. he finds it important to give full. we hope that you enjoyed those brief 12 have to be as post as much as we did follow. do you take us out on d, w dot com, forward slash feedbacks from myself, emailing. what's the idea of brenda? thanks for watching the,

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