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Dab Podcast Season 2 Ep 1 Video

Adedeji shared his experience with World Financial Group and the importance of financial literacy, while also discussing the dangers of being involved in gang life for rappers. The conversation then shifted to reminiscing about Nigerian music artists and their hit songs from the late 2000s and early 2010s, as well as the evolution of Afrobeats music in Nigeria. The discussion also touched on the impact of various artists on Nigerian music and fashion trends during that era. Summary World Financial Group Insurance Experience Adedeji discusses his experience with World Financial Group (WFG), an insurance and financial services company. He explains how he obtained his insurance license after initially struggling with the exam, and how he has been working with the company for about a month. Adedeji shares his enthusiasm for the potential earnings and lifestyle associated with the business, mentioning successful members who live luxuriously. He also talks about the importance of financial literacy and the value of insurance products, while acknowledging that it can be challenging to sell to people without disposable income. Risks of Gang Life for Rappers The discussion revolves around the dangers of being involved in gang life, particularly for rappers. Bimbola and Adedeji talk about recent incidents where rappers have been killed or arrested due to their connections to criminal activities. They emphasize the importance of leaving the gang lifestyle behind once a rapper becomes successful, but acknowledge the difficulties in cutting ties with old associates. The conversation also touches on the risks of discussing criminal activities publicly, such as on podcasts or in books, which can lead to legal consequences. Afrobeats Music Evolution in Nigeria Bimbola and Adedeji discuss the evolution of Afrobeats music in Nigeria. Bimbola mentions applying for a grant to create an Afrobeats podcast, feeling knowledgeable about its history from the 1990s to 2019. They reminisce about various artists and groups, including Fela Kuti, Daddy Showkey, Remedies, and Plantation Boys. The conversation highlights the rapid growth of Afrobeats, with Adedeji noting the challenge of keeping up with the many new artists emerging in the genre. Nigerian Music Artists of the 2000s The discussion revolves around reminiscing about Nigerian music artists and their hit songs from the late 2000s and early 2010s. Bimbola and Adedeji recall various artists such as Whiskey, Timaya, and Bona Boy, discussing their early songs, music videos, and the years they became popular. They also mention other artists like Ice Prince and Mi, trying to piece together the timeline of when certain songs were released and became hits in Nigeria and abroad. Nigerian Music Evolution in the 2000s Bimbola and Adedeji reminisce about Nigerian music from the mid-2000s to early 2010s, discussing various artists and songs that were popular during that era. They recall the impact of artists like Terry G, Duncan Mighty, D'banj, and P-Square on Nigerian music and fashion trends. The conversation also touches on the evolution of Afrobeats and how some artists maintained longevity in the industry by signing and mentoring new talent.