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In this episode, the guest speaker, Malol Black, hailing from South Sudan, shares insights into their homeland's history, culture, and language, as well as their journey from Sudan to Uganda. We dive into South Sudan's fun facts, the split from Sudan, and the Meroetic empire. The main speaker prompts discussions on the African Cup of Nations, and the Grammy Awards, and questions the authenticity of the music industry. We conclude with the last segment discussing Malol Black’s upcoming album and his experiences as a musician in Ireland. ‪@MalolBlack‬ : www.instagram.com/malolblack Comment down below your fav: Grammy Vs AFCON | Breaking Bad Vs Snowfall. Like, share, and subscribe for updates on more content coming soon! Thanks for watching. See you next time. The African Cup of Nations (00:00:02) Discussion about the African Cup of Nations, including team preferences and the impact of Nigerian music. The Grammy Awards (00:04:43) Conversation about the Grammy Awards, including the significance of winning a Grammy and the influence of Nigerian artists. Malol's Language, Accent, and Origins (00:07:26) Exploration of language, accent, and the speaker's background, including their birthplace and migration to Uganda. South Sudan's Split (00:10:15) Discussion of the split of Sudan into Sudan and South Sudan, the speaker's identity, and their perspective on the split. South Sudan's Quiz: Geography and History (00:13:07) Engagement in a quiz about South Sudan's capital, borders, and historical facts about the country. Side Story: Prophet's Curse (00:18:48) The story of a cow's blessing and its spiritual significance in a war against the Italians. Stolen almonds = Curse = Yellow teeth stains (00:19:42) Discussion on the curse and yellow stains on teeth due to stolen almonds. The mystery of yellow stains (00:21:34) Debate on the cause of yellow teeth stains among Somalians and Kenyans. Sudan's pyramids and wealth (00:23:27) Insight into Sudan's pyramids, world trade, and the impact of the Nile collision. Sudan's colonial history (00:25:24) Discussion on Sudan's colonization by the British and Egypt, leading to the modern-day Sudan. South Sudan's: other facts (00:26:27) Exploration of South Sudan's national parks, flag, and states. Malol's music journey and passion (00:29:37) Revelation of Malol's passion for music since childhood and experiences in the music industry. Advice for musicians in Ireland (00:33:24) Guidance on being true to oneself and finding consistency in the music journey. The Grammy controversy (00:36:00) Debate on Killer Mike's Grammy win and suspicions of a staged controversy. Travis Scott and Grammys (00:38:34) Opinions on Travis Scott's Grammy nominations and comments after not winning. Blockbuster (00:39:33) A conversation about the song "Blockbuster - Travis and Elzzz" music trends, and the impact of social media. Grammy Winners (00:40:23) Discussion about Grammy winners, including Tyla, and opinions on African music representation. Mobo Awards (00:43:10) Highlights from the Mobo Awards and opinions on music personalities. Breaking Bad vs. Snowfall (00:44:11) Comparison of TV shows "Breaking Bad" and "Snowfall" and their storytelling styles. Nicki and Megan's Beef (00:46:59) Discussion about the feud between Nicki Minaj and Megan Thee Stallion. Music Influences and Streaming (00:47:53) Opinions on music's influence and concerns about streaming manipulation. Malol's Upcoming Album and Singles (00:52:03) Details about the upcoming album, release strategy, and a sneak peek of a single. Artist Collaborations and Music Distribution (00:52:53) Discussion about collaborations, music distribution, and platforms for accessing the artist's music. BTS: African Cup of Nations vs. Grammy Awards (00:56:18) Debate about the importance of winning the African Cup of Nations versus winning a Grammy. Support for African music (00:57:13) A conversation about support for All African music and national pride. Including East African music