Part 2 takes us through the whirlwind journey of ASTARs pursuit of the ''unconventional" route at a time where the pursuit of the arts was a fringe idea, enjoy the journey..
I enjoy their conversation....these men are humble enough to share their stories...it uncommon for men in this culture to speak like this...I see humility...in the previous video I loved how Eric openly said that 'He learnt to appreciate his production from Astar'...just show how meek he is..and for that he is going far...God has a way of giving grace to the meek.... Am a fan🌹
The flip interview switching seats like now its your turn alafu the conversation exchange and the level of understanding maan, I feel proud and am learning a lot from you guys, big up! MAD!
Interesting discussion! So many faces to this talk, initiation into alcohol, life in a blended family, searching for identity… I wish this was in series where you let Astar pour his heart out. Time is not running out!😊Keep up the good work!
You can tell Astar is very self-aware. That helps, kujiita kamkutano ni muhimu. Especially if you have to make critical decision in your youth. Bless up Eric
If you don't do thorougher "story mapping" for all the "we'll get back to that" this interview will not be done justice. This should actually be in series! Trust me this will be a reference point for so many stories/interviews to come. This is so nostalgic! Sema going memory lane! I can relate with pretty much of this whole interview, save for the being bougie part😂😂😂😂
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The year 2000 hata stima na maji hatukua nazo na ni Nairobi huku Mwiki tulikua tunaenda kuchota maji kwa borehole 😂😂. I'm really loving this rich people's stories
Fantastic content!!! I love hearing other people’s stories and journeys. Lakini “thooped”😂😂😂😂😂 How in the world do you use such a term in this day and age?!?!?
