 very good Wednesday morning to you. You know it's about that time we delve into breaking views. My name is Hilda Wadibi and it's about time we have some fun up in this studio. I agree with the show. We keep going on and on and on, entertaining you guys in all the resources and ways and as Hilda said also she made it handles you guys she's going to share them and me I keep begging you. I want to see your videos. I want to see your favorite videos also the things that you're laughing at. I keep saying Hilda and I cannot do all this work and Masai we need you guys to chip in Kidogo by sending those videos. How do you feel about that? Yes please send us everything. Whatever is weird or some awkward confusing everything. Send us everything. So for our first video of the day excuse me Ado and Yoba Puri stared up. It appears that somebody is in the, I don't know, has an African heart you know has the Mugumo blood flowing even if it's of a different complexion and you just have a look at this. That was interesting and fun to watch, do you think he has mastered the language and it's just the lyrics he knows. I just think he's fascinated with the lyrics to that song or maybe just the language generally. Because you know for them when it's worship time. Maybe people are jumping, it's just because he's the only one who's being recorded. Or maybe he just has a little Kenyan in him man. Not Kenyan, the Mugumat Sri Adoan Yoba. It kills me. Thank you very much. It's okay as you're making the world's a global village. I do like that video, I have enjoyed that one. Can we move to the next one, Safadali, called Crying 5G Maze. And I remember, I don't know when we were kids. There were times you get pissed off and then maybe someone tries to console you and you do, you do the worst thing whenever someone tries to console you. And so I used to be like that. I was such a tantrum baby. So let's check this out. Kamatuhi. I think this used to be my brother. That's my brother from another mother. Yes, I recognize that. I recognize that crying. I used to cry like that only when people would refuse me to go for a sleepover. You know the, you know that you've played the whole day with your friends. You know during April holidays. Six. You don't even understand. So now we decide we all want to have a sleepover. Then we go home and then the parents tell us, excuse me, I would feel like this. For me it's just, even sleepover is a big deal. I think that's just crying. Crying down a daily basis. Let me tell you. Like I'm trying to cry. Anything. Go do your homework. Cry evil too. I think we're gonna be serious too. You try that stuff. You try that stuff with an African parent. I don't know whether we have evolved. My parents were from where? What? I would be smart for this. Auntie, I'm doing what? Love that you're a bit civilized, I guess. Used to hold it back. Me, nothing. Nothing, what? Me, Auntie, I'm injuring myself. Instead of telling my, in fact, my mom is so savage. I'm going to kill myself. Ah, no problem. Let's stop for like what's for market. We buy you some rope. You know, like what's wrong with you? You know, sometimes you have to be strong. You know, you have to be tough. But me, if my son was to try that, whatever nonsense I've seen there, I would also just pull out my camera and record. Even me, I'll probably, I'll just sit there and just watch, let you finish your business and then finally be like, so what do you want? And still you're not getting it. Sorry, chef. What's your experience? No, and I think kids never understand. And in my mind, I could not get it. Why are you saying no? Excuse me, just give him whatever it is. But anyway, let me not say that. Please be good parents. Anyway, so for our next video, we have some new currency in town and the small thieves are in trouble. Make sure you do have a look at this one. Well, well, it appears boy child has decided. Okay. Okay. Did you just throw some money, bro? I hope your girlfriend seems suffering. Wow, that she'll be throwing that tantrum we just saw, right? What? I will throw you out of the window, then you have thrown that. After you've thrown it yourself, then you throw it out of the window. Oh my God. Excuse me, I will not throw myself. I will throw you the way you threw my money. No, but you know, I saw a meme that jazzed me a little bit. What are we doing? What can we just use? And I was thinking this is really smart. We just use the old currency to pay off the Chinese debt, Maze. Use it up. Oh, come and put it in the bank. Oh, save it. No, man, just pay the debt and life goes on. It's going to backfire because, you know, Uganda, even our neighbors have already started rejecting the old currency. So it's too late for us to pay our debts off to China with our old notes. It's too late. We shouldn't have upgraded syndrome. No, me, I'm happy with the change. You know, at least it's going to teach a few people a lesson. Oh, okay. Few people, huh? Yes. You guys, this next one, let me pronounce it slowly, because yes, I am a Kenyan, proudly. And yes, Wahili is in my tongue, but sometimes in Anikoroga. Hadith is a shake of man. Yes, that's the next video that's coming up. And I want us to check it out and then talk about it. And yeah, whatever it was that he was talking about in the video. Those of you who do not have beef with your wives. Yeah, that was interesting to hear, Maze. I think I had the word Karateka, something about breaking people's bones. I'm just thinking that's the last place. I think I would expect a whole bunch of men sitting together talking about wives who are finished to them, you know. Raha, you know, that's what I've heard. They don't have just... Is that all that they've said? Let me just mind my own business. Excuse me, our Muslim esteemed elders. We've just enjoyed, yes, your little conversation about them. But please, let's us love one another. You know, let's not fight with our wives. And for wives, let's not fight with our husbands. You know, let's just give each other joy. Give each other joy. Oh, that hit me finally. Sorry, it's Raha. I've just translated it. No, that's true, actually. That's literally my name. Oh, it's pleasure. Oh, pleasure. Oh, yes. Please, to go PG. Okay, so now for our next video. Excuse me, fans of Arsenal, please do not take this personally. It was just a video, you know, but we do not subscribe to the sentiments there. But anyway, this is a good one for all of you who are not. Who would you say are the biggest clubs in the world right now? Barcelona or Real Madrid? Personally, for me, it would be in between Arsenal or Arsenal. What? What's wrong with Arsenal? Oh, my God, it's an Arsenal. Oh, my God, it's an Arsenal. Oh, my God, it's an Arsenal. Masai, you're not a very good person. Ha, ha, Seno. Gosh, gosh. That was good. I'm loving that, by the way. Lakinia, this is how you fail exams. You're told to choose between two particular teams and I want to talk out of the answers that you've been given. You choose an answer which was not even there. But you was entitled to his own opinion. No, that's true. But you're told, what did you do? I think, was it Real Madrid and something else? Is it Real Madrid or Real Madrid? Honey, I'm not Spanish. Real Madrid to me. But Lakinia, I was just told, this is how you fail. You're told to choose between A and B. No. You go and choose F. Lazy mother to a quit die hard in the streets. You know, Lazy mother to a quit die hard. If you're going to hate, you're going to hate it. You know, like, like what's wrong with their head? It's cool. But I personally do not watch football. So I cannot relate to how you people are feeling about this. All right. Lakin, move on now. Yes, move on to the next one. Main to move on to the next one. Ha, ha, say no. But say you're the bomb. The next one is called Hague Sightment. You know, when you get excited after, I don't know. And this is why I take Hague so personally. And it's not actually because of excitement or anything. I just find them quite intimate. So you have to be a really good friend of mine to get a hug. So I'm just thinking, hey, what's up with this? Let's let's check out this video. And how this man loves hugs. Why share that sound you made at the end? Well, you feel sorry for him. The heartbreak is real. How many, I didn't know how many people are longing for that intimacy, you know, just to be touched like this by somebody. Poor thing. I think I love that. Yeah, those ones who just like being hugged. Yeah, that's cool. You seemed pretty adorable, quite harmless, I think. No, that's like the fastest way to get yourself as talker. Don't just be hugging people in the streets. But it's just he's got costume. He looked like this guy. He looked like a weirdo. Yes, but this craft video game we used to play. No, is it Mario? He's just like a huge Mario. Oh, he looks like Luigi. Yes, like the blue trouser, like the Kaplamba guy. Yes, village. He's a little suspender, man. Guy. But it's okay, he looked like he really had a good day. Before then, do the guy came and interrupted his joy. He was so broken, but you could just see his spirit was crushed after seeing that movie. But come on, she cannot tell me that she did not know that this was the same guy the second time around. I'm sure she knew. That outfit is unforgettable, man. Yes. I'm sure she knew. That outfit is unforgettable, man. I'm sure she's like, okay. Yeah, like he knew, you know, whatever, whatever floats your boat. I don't know, Eric Komondi once said that Kenyan girls have a bad habit of doing that. Well, we hug very easily. Like we hug easily. Who said that, Eric Komondi? Yeah, Eric Komondi. I agree, thank you Eric Komondi for saying that. Yeah, there's a video actually, you can go and check it out online, or maybe we'll feature it next week. But he actually makes fun of Kenyan girls when it comes to how easily we are. It's like all over, I'm just like, why are we hugging? Like, why are we hugging? I hear we shouldn't even be hugging in the workplace. Gosh. Sometimes you hug yourself in the workplace, like I don't understand. Anyway, so speaking of rules, our next video, oh my God, I would really like to, I wish my driving instructor was this guy. Woo, don't let, you know, don't let your enemies know your next move. I like this driving. Let me just mind my own business. And then you just check this out. Never make a next man know your next move. Lock off that. If you are turn left, just turn left. If you are turn right, just turn right. Fire for the indicator. Never let the next man know your next move. If you're turning left, just turn left. You're turning right, turn right, man. I like his straight upness. Like, you know, this sounds like just driving in Kenya, because what's the last time you saw someone using an indicator in our beloved country, Kenya? Okay, this is what's wrong with Kenya. Like, when we are driving, it's usually so absent-minded. It's like, that's our time to think. So the problem with using the indicator is sometimes you forget it's still on. So you've been left in for a minute. Yeah, that's true. And at the same time, when we're all on the road, even I'm sure they're in Jamaica, like to go to Apo, it's like, and all of us have been told, hey, in Kenya, let's drive Nakifua. So now all of you are there with driving Nakifua. So there's no one indicating, there's no ensuring their next move. Because all of you have been given the same advice. You know, we just behave badly, but it's okay. And hopefully the frustrations will reduce because there are drivers in this country. I'm one of them. Thank you very much. You all teach us badly. You start out so well, so politely. And then we meet some Nyangarikas called Manyangas. And then now we all just transform into something else. But then Matatu's going to frustrate you on these roads. Yes. Those are the ones I don't indicate. Making my next move, I just kind of shwa. No, you don't let the next Manyanga know your next move, you know. You know. The next one is called Ray Patti, Maze, Ray Patti. And if you remember that wonderful song we were singing a couple months ago that came out, the handsome song, man, where we had this wonderful Nigerian guy who learned Kiswahili just for us, for that one, is it one verse and one chorus that he was doing in Sua? So let's watch this one in a different kind of version, man. You try that again and you'll see what is going to happen to you. Thank you, Mr. President, for saying what I was just thinking. Patti Woobon. Hey, my brother, it appears you're still out here trying to focus on depression. Why? Okay. I'm a big fan of kitties, by the way. Cats. By the way, you do like cats. Let me be more specific. Cats. I'm a big fan of cats. Thank you so much, Patti Woobon, for, you know, making all the two people look funky. You know. So I guess Mapaka's in a way to handsome. The cats be calling them handsome. Like in the Zahid and Enrindo in there, but we shall not go into head and enduendos. Because once, like Hilda said, this is a PG show. Are we through for today? No, we are not through. Cut to see of the rainy season. It appears our very close relatives in the wild know exactly how to behave. I don't. Let us know if you see yourself in this clip. Excuse me, what to do? To me, I'm a tattoo. Yeah, where you at? This is our video. Okay, she's making a run for it. I think I can relate. You know, especially when you are not in the mood to get wet at all. You're like, okay, can I walk in this rain? First you test. You're like, holy Lord. No, no, no, no, no, no. I cannot. This is like taking a new shower out here. But it's really raining in Nairobi. So I'm guessing some of us have had this experience. But I thought that to be so interesting because I was thinking to myself, I thought animals don't care about being rained on. And I was just like, hmm. Lakinni, that's why they're called slag gorillas. But did you notice and just a combination of my two favorite animals and babies all in one? I just knew you had to point out the baby. I will always point it out. So one of the mothers had the Kaleelka cub. Now you're like, I'm going this way. Am I going this way? Like how am I getting my baby out of this place? Do you know if they get completely dry? Because labda, maybe she was thinking. Yes, this is because. You do get homa, by the way. Yes, yeah. Interesting. It will get cold. You know, like when you get wet and then you're outside and it's cold. Before you dry, my God, you'll be sick. So we totally understand our relatives' ballet in the wild. You know. You've got to do what you've got to do to stay dry. Yes. Please can we go back to the human kingdom? Oh, you must say. I'm never too happy once we're through with these things. I am never too happy. Lakinni, as it looks, we have one more. And actually, it's called timely speech. And you shall see why it's called the timely speech. Let's check it out and then we talk about it. Well, it looks like even presidents sometimes can, you know. Excuse me. Is it morning? Is it afternoon? Where are we at on this particular day? I always feel that way when the show is ending at like 10 or 11. Amola is like, is it afternoon just yet? Is there any confusion between mid-morning and apple? Is it afternoon just yet? Yes. Yes, there is. Or after 11 apple. Yes, there is. That's mid-morning. Why you can make a mistake and say good afternoon or good morning at the wrong time. That's particular. But Madame Ruto, oh my God. Okay. English. You go, girl. English, you know. Madame Ruto. Yeah, that's true. At least a major ribo and even had to clarify the time. At least he was doing that instead of, you wanted to greet people properly. You know, you can't just stand there in front of, you know, Madame Ruto and be like, good afternoon. And it's 9 a.m. And the old protocols observed. I'm glad you picked that out. But I'm not saying anything. But you know, our African presidents are very, very, I don't know. They tend to ban a lot when it comes to English. We've seen the South African one. South, all my people from South, South, South, South. It appears you have presidents in the Binningin, South, South Africa. You know, here now we have Madame Ruto, South Sudan. It appears there's an issue. But anyway, English, English is not our mother tongue. Nobody is going to blame me for not speaking it correctly. They also can't speak our languages correctly, you know. It's cool. But anyway, we are down for the day. It's about time some of us tap out and pave the way for one barring, most is for strength of a woman. By the way, I can't wait for that. Also an interesting topic coming from Val right after Barry does come on with WCW. So you guys stay tuned in Wednesday. Why in the morning is nowhere close to being done? We're always here to entertain you until 10 a.m. every single morning. Yes, and you have been watching Breaking Views. So please, please make sure you do catch up with us. We do this every Wednesday at this particular time. And you guys for next week, like if it means I even have to come on social media and pressure you, do to me those things. I want to see them on our social media handles. 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