Inside the brutally honest minds of Kenyan Genz’s living in London and why they are misunderstood 

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What made me overjoyed about this interview was to see and understand how these girls appreciate their roots. I'm glad to see children who love their heritage because this means that they don't have an identity crisis like most immigrant kids born abroad.

Laughing all through the interview 😂❤....we are Gen Z😅 all summarized in one hour🎉...Toooo baaadaaa😂❤

Listennnnn i love Gen Z and their unapologetic selves!!!! I'm a millenial but viewed as a rebellious and unconventional one 😂😂😂😂. But you know what's funny, every generation before always has "issues" with the generation after them.

Unapologetic young women. There self-awareness is admirable. Thanks Tett for bringing up such a power house. One thing i have learnt here is do what makes you happy. This generation is amazing and they are doing good at being themselves and like i always say if you dont have money, you have no right to date. Channel that energy and make money period. I wish someone told me that when i was young😂. But thats what i tell my children

Wow I am raising a Kenyan born gen z in diaspora and this conversation is very relatable❤❤

Lydia did a good job with raising her children. More than I would have expected, to be honest. Raising 3 kids alone is not a joke

Wow! Lynn, I knew you are at the kitchen cooking a sumptuous meal and indeed you have delivered it to the dining table with a big rejuvenated smile. Waaah❤ Folks, this is the rare glaring reality of GenZ fully packaged and laying bare both the harsh reality and the unapologetic stances. The trio are spitting wisdom to the core and in a sense in which parents and older generation that do not understand them might be tempted to process and review Genz from a better perspective. I personally affirm all these beautiful girls and can attest that whereas the father was absent and the responsibility fully rested on their single mother, its incumbent upon those that thrash or wish away children brought up by single Mother as any less to rethink their positions. The number of times these girls have echoed their mother's love, role modeling and guidance is beyond measure. The approval and affirmation to their mother should be emulated by many. GenZ's only mistake is that people never understand them. That's them and that's how God wired them. Just like all other generations before them, they do things the way they know how and the manner in which we parents modeled them. It's never about them for sure but us who don't understand them ndio tuko na shida. That's the harsh reality on the ground. Listening to these three girls speak, gives the listener a clue on what GenZ are made of, their aspirations and how much they wish to achieve away from free goodies often associated with sponsors. They know their game, their purpose in life and their vision from the onset. Seeing a young girl testifying that she doesn't view university education as benefitting her much than pursuing her passion and purpose is quite a positive self-assurance to bigger things in life. Sad to you men out there that thinks that young girls are out there to waste or be bought with small monies to destroy their future. Learn from this show that today's woman is a full package on her own right. They can do even better than their predecessors that disapprove the way they do things. I personally affirm these awesome girls and wish them the happy ending. Today, some people (kenyans) believe out there is better than Kenya but listening to these patriotic Kenyans who happened to be born in the "LAND OF MILK AND HONEY" you can agree with me that Kenya is the best country in the world where you can find the best if determined to live your purpose. Speaking from the land of the Colonial masters these girls are disapproving the country in day twilight and without apology. I love that and even Lynn, sitting in that show was a gape and mesmerised to the core. They illuminated Lynn's eyes to heaven and back by the way they were responding with spontaneous humour and laughter. All the four in the show made life a worthy cause to enjoy. Lynn, if there has ever been a time or a show you caught yourself in an unprecedented territory, this was it. Meeting three awesome girls within GenZ and with an incredible sense of humour flowing unapologetically to the core. This must have made your visit to London worthy writing home about courtesy of great Motherhood. As its the norm, Lynn the African Princess has made Kenya proud. Keep going it Lynn. Keep impacting the globe without apology. To sum it up in a single sentence "The show was incredible and smoking"❤👏👏🙌

Indeed this is a GENZ interview. I like the energy and Humour.

Huyu mwalimu anaogea sana kuliko wengine ,she needs her own Interview😅😂, beautiful girls, beautiful Interview 🎉

"If you can give a reason why you love someone that reason can change and you can no longer love that person" schooling never ends

I smiled all along, I want my daughter to turn out this way. The confidence, self-awareness and self-expression 🥰

The first born should be in Hollywood. She would make a super star actress 😊

I love these young ladies, my baby girl will be self empowered like them, yes, I’m Kenyan bringing up a young girl in US

They complexion is everything for me

It’s lovely to see our children with so much confidence, whoever said that raising kids as a single mum they end up as nothing needs to listen to this girls. Kudos Lydia you raised them well. I have such conversations with my kids especially my daughter and she makes me think we are worlds apart in thoughts. Now our parents in diaspora see we brought up our kids in the west but they love Kenya more than the West....an eye opener. Finally you dads that leave and disconnect from your children I hope you hear the trauma that you leave in them which can affect future relationships for them. Children are affected differently by parental separation but they shouldn’t have to be affected if both parents only can show them love.

I am a millennial aspiring to think like a Genz in certain ways. Loved this interview

What an incredible trio , wow I enjoyed this conversation very much . So open minded and limitless . Great job Lydia for raising such incredible girls. Lynn thanks for such an incredible interview. I pray that they soar in their areas of interest and that love wins ❤

Authencity✅ Confidence ✅Vibes✅..i am loving this for real

I am very fond of the Gen Z, I think maybe because my daughter is in that Generation, and I sort of understand them. One thing is for sure, they think outside the box, they question why things are done the way they are done, and they really do not care about all the formalities that we previously held dear without really questioning. On the downside, they are really sensitive and prone to 'checking out' easily. The other day I was asked 'do we all have to be great and important?' Made me ask, there is nothing wrong with leading a simple, nondescript life as long as you are contented and happy. We all cannot be rich, popular or famous. It is interesting to look at the world from their eyes, it is not that serious. Very interesting conversation with these lovely ladies.

This is a beautiful conversation 😍 great work Lynn Ngugi 😊

My son told me that without a bank bal of 100,000dollars he cannot bear a child!!

Why am I laughing all thru😂. These beauties are a vibe and the conversation is real

Jeezzzzz I love the firstborn😂😂😂😂😂

I'm Jamaican and I raised these girls. 👍👍❤❤🇯🇲👀

"IT'S THE RESPECT!" Watoto wa Nyayo saw and experienced so much disrespect growing up. The disrespect was from older people (parents, aunties, uncles, grandparents e.t.c.), people in positions of authority (older siblings, prefects, teachers, employers), and those with more money and power. It was everywhere - in the nuclear family, extended family, at school, at work, in church ..... literally everywhere. These gen Z''s are saying "NO! THAT WILL NOT BE US!!!"

Thanks Lynn for bringing these young confident women. We'll done to their mom for bringing them up to be who they are today. 🎉

Hiyo accent! I felt like i im in London experiencing culture shock!😅

so proud of you gals dnt settle for less...

It's the laughter and that Spirit in Dennis for me, oh and the love and support for her siblings, what! Love Larissa being my cake buddy and a total boss lady and Sinead's mental clarity, you can tell as a last born she really benefitted from that soft upbringing allowing her to develop her best qualities. You go gals, you don't even understand how as millennial we are relating and applauding you for speaking our feelings out loud. We live precariously through you. Yay to Kenyans abroad!🎉

These kids are saying the same things simultaneously and completing each other's sentences. They must be spending a lot of time together

I loved and enjoyed this conversation as a gen z abroad 😂❤❤Love to see it,, also big shout out to denese😂❤❤ am inspired

I think the girl in the middle is an introvert.

Can you please talk to a group of boys of the same age because I feel like I don't understand my sons at all

Good morning team LNN 👋 today English will be Englishing 😊🥰 let me grab my cup of coffee ☕

The word Rude and too badda has been used more than 100 times today😁 Imma add it to my list of vocabularies.Respect is important in the work place,I can attest that I am working in a happy respectable and conducive environment and that has made me more productive. We the genz don't tolerate nonsense cause we have seen what our parents have gone through

Dear Lord ,, I have just been laughing all through. I love this ladies and their energy👌. Lynn is just busy with 'I know what you mean'🤣🤣.. Their mom has done a wonderful job.

thanks Lynn for these inspiring stories ❤❤❤

Ngugi ni kama mimi.. hawa watu wamajuu wanaongeanga kizungu haraka lazima uangalie pia lips ndio usome wanasema nini ukiconfirm na maskio Unaona vile lynn anaconcentrate?

What a show today this girl's are woke 👏if we grow up like this generation the world would be very far i say kudos there mum she as done well..thanks lynn for bringing this girls on board..🎉❤

This girls are so adorable and beautiful, I love their energy, tooo baaaada the interview was too short 😅😂😂.

I love the energy in these girls, the elder one resembles the mum n got the same confidence!

Lynn, this is what we didn't know we wanted to hear. I love the energy! 😂😂the ngemi!!

i need a booh oh wooah 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂this English is insane its better American english

Lydia has raised Queens😍❤️

Hello Lynn. This is a very insightful conversation. I suggest that you also pick Kenyan GenZ living in Kenya or Africa, because we are the new wave. 🎉🎉

Loved them the moment they began singing 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪 This was timely Lynn👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽as aunt to a team GenZ I can totally relate 🫣🫣

I love this girl with the green bag. A nice big sister to have around! You can hear the wisdom is very loud ❤️

this interview is beautiful,,,,,love it!

😱Ngai fafa this english is insane 😳 🤭😅😍❤❤

❤❤❤❤ Beautiful, young and smart. Good job Ms Tet Olet👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾. Proud of you! You have raised QUEENS!! Thanks so much Lynn, I always look forward to your shows. You are doing an amazing job!

Gen Z are going to be fine. They are not bringing negative engergy onto themselves and over thinking about the future. They are the future. And the ones who have decided not to have kids at a young age. Or become baby mamas. Those ones are set.

Good stuff lyn- I'm raising a Gen Z. Thank you, I thought one of my Gen Zs was driving me out of my mind with a story about relocating and not settling in the U.K. It's nice to hear that Gen Z knows what they want. I'm done fighting my Gen Z suggestion to move to Kenya Thanks girls good stuff and keep on driving what you are good at ❤

Good morning Team Lynn💞These girls are just vibes🔥😂♥️

Daimaaaaa……this warms my heart to hear their love for Kenya. They’ll go back home and do amazing things. God bless them. I can’t wait to return home as well. Watching from 🇺🇸

ATLEAST WITH THESE, MILLENUALS CAN BE LEFT ALONE...

If you moved back to Kenya, definitely do so well there. You have achieved what took your parents to uk. Be of good service to your country

The youngest seems so much in touch with her emotional wellbeing it is reassuring. The two need a lot of counselling even with the great work their mother put in. It is actually so sad that the one with a current boyfriend could hold such negativity towards us men as if we all sailed on the same boat. She is hurting the most from her experiences as a child and not fully coming to terms with her dad leaving. A lot of work there. I am sure the business girl is open to having a serious relationship but tentative and not wanting a repeat of her parents kinda relationship. I would encourage her to venture boldly as she does with her business ventures and to embrace the fact that even the most secure of relationships can and do break up as we see the case of Yahweh and His people. We all hurt in one way or the other and it's how we respond to these hurts that determine the quality of our lives. I wish them well and I pray and would counsel that they get counselling on men as God was not careless when he created us even when we fall - we shall arise. Blessings.

Larrissa you're good to be best wife..too. kind.

Whatever they said....Yes & Same😂🤎

I want the accent please

I'm in on it with Larissa....I never went to highschool (different reasons) but that doesn't take away my potential and ambitions. I found my passion in working with community and with children/youth , still want to do more and that definitely goes to say. We are more than what they think we were built for. Down with Exploitation!

Beautiful ladies ❤❤❤ Lydia Ottet...great job hun,these girls are the future.....may their dreams come true🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼

These ones are funny..when they sung i knew it😂

Lydia Tet I'm super proud of you. You raised Queens single handedly. They are future leaders i loved their conversations they spoke their minds

My sister is GenZ and they are just built different.

A bunch of Gems right there ❤❤❤

I love the way each child is very different and that difference has been embraced.

Lyn...please consider more episodes on matters Gen z. I suggest title "Unapologetic Gen Zee". We need to understand these unique grneration which is becoming a big menace both at home snd in work places...Hatuwaelewi😊😊

Larissa reminds me of Naomi Campbell.

Let me say raising 3kids specifically ladies it's not easy this woman has done an incredible job

It's an amazing episode ❤

Totally loved the conversation 💯. I love how expressive, open minded and self aware they are. Go girls!

I find it weird when women try to justify their apparent financial stability by putting down men. That's toxic feminism. It's such a shrewed way of thinking.

Hi Lynn ,good morning 👋I love this from LNN❤

Heh i wanna be Sinead and have my own father Christmas'😅

What's with the flower pot in the middle 😢

Thank you Lynn,❤ Am ready to learn it's our day GenZ's

I wish there was a man in the interview, it would have brought a good balance

Noooow I feel like I got people who feel me good I meeean❤❤❤❤ Don't rush for society standards ❤ Be ME❤

amazing girls with beautiful energy,,wish this could go on for 3 hours,,now understand and respect gen z,,the go getters

Lydia km and her sister Aggie 😂. I just thought of them ❤lovely ladies

This was powerful, beautiful sisters with great minds love, love

I like Sinead, she speak responsibly

Generation tooo baddaaaaa...I don gerrit,wueh! I love the way you think and now I understand my gen z brother,wueh! You guys are going to be great!

This is a conversation that i was looking forward to😁let me listen through

Such brave Ladies “If you can give a reason why you love somebody that reason can change and you no longer love them “Woow thanks so much Lynn for this episode and credit to the Mum #Lydia for rising those brilliant girls

My cheeks hurt,i have smiled all through the show!I love them!so beautiful ❤️❤️

Very interesting conversation with the Gen Z!! The Gen Z's are very expressive, cant be manipulated, they cant be oppressed and they know what they want. The Gen Z are believed to be entreprenuerual and tech savy.

I love their skin tone I would love my children to have that so beautiful

What a convo❤❤Denese energy is up and beyond 🙌much love ❤️ to you all

What a beautiful interview. I'm soooo proud of the baby girls. ❤❤❤💐💐💐

You did it right Lydia Tett. These are such powerful young women. You Mama had let them be. Lynn you are such a great person, holding space for these young ladies and making them feel at home and to allow them express themselves as who they are.

Gen z here. I loved every bit of the conversation. Denese is so vibrant. Love her. They are all Amazing and well spoken TBH ❤❤❤

Good morning team Lynn,, here we are to learn more as team GenZ

This is a beautiful conversation Lynn ❤❤

The second born is much more wiser than the rest i feel like ... Much as they almost have the same vibe and all that, their personalities are totally different. I would prefer the second born more.

Gen z mind set is great but reality is harder.When the bills and age hit the talk will be different

Today is the day /Leo ndiyo Ile siku😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

These girls are very intelligent ❤. Thank God for them and their Mum for bringing up them well. God blessed their Mum.