Love you brother Yinka! Please don’t change yourself. I have been in America about 20 years and got a higher education in America and having Americans as my clients but I still retain my Nigerian accent oooo
What he is saying is real jare. Me too marry an American man and language na barrier for us cos sometimes I barely understand what he's saying and he barely understands me too but because we live together we now understand each other better 😅😅
The average American loves to head a foreign accent. Only the truly ignorant or racial ones don’t. As a Jamaican married do an American our cultural differences has sweetened our 21 year marriage. Yes don’t change - Adapt but don’t change.
This is awesome..thank you Teju for bringing Lamb on the show. Thank you Lamb for keeping it real. You're such an inspiration. You and Ling are a joy to watch. Well done! 👍
More Nuggets 13. No matter what happens, don't change who you are from anybody. (Caveat: This does not extend to improving yourself or correcting your flaws.) 14. Be You. The best You you can be is You, yes You. 15. Education is Fantastic but the Street University can teach a lot. You can learn from many sources. 16. God knows the journey of every man and sees our hearts. He alone will make us cross paths with the right people. 17. Be discipled and be a good person. 18. When you cross paths with the right people, don't mess it up.
I have never tried to change my accent neither. My brother in law came before my husband and I, he did all he could do to make his accent disappeared but unfortunately nobody till today understands what he says. One American lady told me to never try to change my accent to please people or to try to fit in this country. I was thankful to her because I felt understood.
you are RRRRRIIIIIGGGHHHTTTTTT... your accent DOES NOT NEED TO BE CHANGED. All you need to do is speak English in an intelligible, clear manner so that people can understand you. Everyone in The US is from another country... and speak with their own accent ... EVERYONE ... except the Native/Aborigines, who the NEW AMERICANS have ostracized and tried to kill off. Only their children have rejected their parents' accents and are trying to be all fairytale like in thinking they are superior because they were born in that country. I see it before my eyes each day when even children of Central and South Americans reject their parents' Spanish JUST to speak "American-sounding" English. 99% of them do not even speak Spanish and that hurts their parents but they do not care because, "I am American, not Spanish!" ha! Do not let ANY so-called "Americans," with that fake Hollywood / fairytale accent, make you think you are not equal because you do not speak in THAT way. You have waaaaayyy better vocabulary and grammar than them, they just have a made-up fake accent. However, you cannot believe that people in The US will understand your accent too. However, you will need to MELD into the pot and speak in a clear international fluent English. Try not to say "baggah", because YOU DO NOW there is an "R" in the word, and "R" sounds like rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr, not "ah". Therefore the word is burrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr-gerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr. Say that and you have then spoke clear international English which EVERY English speaker will understand. No need to try to put on an "Ah, meyyyyyrrrrr- ih- kayyyyynn" accent when you say burrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr-gerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr, that's all. Just say burrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr-gerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr. As long as it is not baggah then you're good!
Great great great Story, Yinka 🎉…so good to see how God has brought you thus far. I could not just watch without dropping a comment, cos I remember all those stories you shared and growing up in that axis together was an experience of life. Keep being you and God speed on this journey of life. ❤ to Ling!
I love your authenticity Lamb. You are such a huge inspiration to all. You teach most Nigerians who feel insecure, to love and be proud of themselves & project that authenticity. ❤
As a Jamaica I love lamb because I can relate so heavily. African culture and Jamaican culture is very similar. Thanks for not changing you because it’s hard being overseas and not buy into the fact that we have to adapt to the language and the mannerism. We love you as you are and we are very proud my African brother ❤😭
Thank you 😂😂😂😂in the midst of trying to please other you lose you 👌😘😂😂😂😂😂love this . Thank you give them something to talk about 😂😂😂😂use the credit make it positive 💪God can never give you something that’s not good for you 😂😂😂😂😂
Thank you Host for this extraordinary guy. Enjoyed both segment whole hearted. By thy fruits thou shalt know them and here's truly God blessed sons/ kings. Discipline, balance, structure. ❤❤❤❤
The bit about rain check is true, i was probably born reading book because i love to read but you see that word Rain check, i have not come across it, i do not know it😂😂😂😂
This boy is very wise! I love the way he talks so lovingly about his wife. Lots of nuggets to learn from this. Kudos to Teju Babyface for the quality production.
Boss Lamb, ko si baba anybody that have say rain check to me in Nigerian for my Bariga before, so it is okay to be a bushman, be real and always be you baba, we plenty when dey enjoy the confirm you
I don’t think is trying to change but just to learn how some things are pronounce in the language we are learning. Nothing wrong with that. Otherwise we all can just speak our language to anyone than Proud of your success.
Rain Check means.... "You go outside when it is raining.. Stretch your hands into the rain... Then look into your hands to check the rain. That, my dear... Is a rain check. Let me know if you have any questions ☺️
As a Jamaica I love lamb because I can relate so heavily. African culture and Jamaican culture is very similar. Thanks for not changing you because it’s hard being overseas and not buy into the fact that we have to adapt to the language and the mannerism. We love you as you are and we are very proud my African brother ❤😭
Love you brother Yinka! Please don’t change yourself. I have been in America about 20 years and got a higher education in America and having Americans as my clients but I still retain my Nigerian accent oooo
He speaks with so much wisdom and maturity, plus the humour. I enjoyed this.
I love his humility & originality. In a world where so many Naija’s are always forming, authenticity took Lamb to heights he never thought he’d reach.
What he is saying is real jare. Me too marry an American man and language na barrier for us cos sometimes I barely understand what he's saying and he barely understands me too but because we live together we now understand each other better 😅😅
Gbayi 😂
Jessss❤
He's just real. Proudly Nigerian. I love him just like that
One of the things i love about ling is the way she allows lamb to be himself.
I’ve always loved your authenticity Lamb. Your wife is absolutely right. Being yourself brings us joy!
The average American loves to head a foreign accent. Only the truly ignorant or racial ones don’t. As a Jamaican married do an American our cultural differences has sweetened our 21 year marriage. Yes don’t change -
Adapt but don’t change.
This is awesome..thank you Teju for bringing Lamb on the show. Thank you Lamb for keeping it real. You're such an inspiration. You and Ling are a joy to watch. Well done! 👍
🎉😂
More Nuggets
13. No matter what happens, don't change who you are from anybody. (Caveat: This does not extend to improving yourself or correcting your flaws.)
14. Be You. The best You you can be is You, yes You.
15. Education is Fantastic but the Street University can teach a lot. You can learn from many sources.
16. God knows the journey of every man and sees our hearts. He alone will make us cross paths with the right people.
17. Be discipled and be a good person.
18. When you cross paths with the right people, don't mess it up.
What I picked are from that is Education and Discipline, which sets you free, because human societies are very nasty!
I am so proud of you Lamb. You're a wonderful man and good husband. I applaud your courage not to be driven away from your origin.
I love this guy because of his accent. He is so origninal funny and intelligent. Wonderful singer too. Yet so humble and decent and respectful
I have never tried to change my accent neither. My brother in law came before my husband and I, he did all he could do to make his accent disappeared but unfortunately nobody till today understands what he says.
One American lady told me to never try to change my accent to please people or to try to fit in this country. I was thankful to her because I felt understood.
you are RRRRRIIIIIGGGHHHTTTTTT... your accent DOES NOT NEED TO BE CHANGED. All you need to do is speak English in an intelligible, clear manner so that people can understand you. Everyone in The US is from another country... and speak with their own accent ... EVERYONE ... except the Native/Aborigines, who the NEW AMERICANS have ostracized and tried to kill off. Only their children have rejected their parents' accents and are trying to be all fairytale like in thinking they are superior because they were born in that country. I see it before my eyes each day when even children of Central and South Americans reject their parents' Spanish JUST to speak "American-sounding" English. 99% of them do not even speak Spanish and that hurts their parents but they do not care because, "I am American, not Spanish!" ha!
Do not let ANY so-called "Americans," with that fake Hollywood / fairytale accent, make you think you are not equal because you do not speak in THAT way. You have waaaaayyy better vocabulary and grammar than them, they just have a made-up fake accent. However, you cannot believe that people in The US will understand your accent too. However, you will need to MELD into the pot and speak in a clear international fluent English. Try not to say "baggah", because YOU DO NOW there is an "R" in the word, and "R" sounds like rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr, not "ah". Therefore the word is burrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr-gerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr. Say that and you have then spoke clear international English which EVERY English speaker will understand. No need to try to put on an "Ah, meyyyyyrrrrr- ih- kayyyyynn" accent when you say burrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr-gerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr, that's all. Just say burrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr-gerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr. As long as it is not baggah then you're good!
"When you try so much to be like the, you will lose your identity". Oro nla. Wise Words.
God knows the journey of every man. Just be good and do your best at any given opportunity. Lamb thanks for been real.
Great great great Story, Yinka 🎉…so good to see how God has brought you thus far. I could not just watch without dropping a comment, cos I remember all those stories you shared and growing up in that axis together was an experience of life. Keep being you and God speed on this journey of life. ❤ to Ling!
This guy is a whole vibe!🎉
Originality. So proud of him being himself instead of faking it, I love people like that, that's self esteem.
I love his originality ❤
A great story of encouragement. I wish young people would watch this
Loved this! Lamb is funny, humble and confident.
I love your authenticity Lamb. You are such a huge inspiration to all. You teach most Nigerians who feel insecure, to love and be proud of themselves & project that authenticity. ❤
Baba this is the best interview I have watch so far apart from the Joseph Benjamin's. This is an inspirational interview. Thanks
Congratulations Lamb on identifying problems in the society and finding therapy n form pf music as a solution 🎉 well done 👏
You graduated with passion and dedication
This is even my own first time of hearing rain check, still yet to know what it means but I will check for the meaning after watching.
From What I Know, 'Rain Check' Means :-
'Cancellation / Postponement Of Something Already Planned ! ! !
Canceled. Let's get together another time. Lol
@@Thetruthaloneexpressed111 I think it means chek yourself chek yourself on differences, changes making changes after taking a rain chek
As a Jamaica I love lamb because I can relate so heavily. African culture and Jamaican culture is very similar. Thanks for not changing you because it’s hard being overseas and not buy into the fact that we have to adapt to the language and the mannerism. We love you as you are and we are very proud my African brother ❤😭
What you order is what you get 😂😂😂😂 i love your originality ❤
Thank you so much for sharing this with us Sir.
I have learnt a lot from this particular show.
God bless you Sir 🙏
This guys authenticity is out of this world man..........
two humble ppl meet up for a chat and have a laugh
Thank you for bringing lamb, i have enjoyed your podcast. ..Lamb , may God continue blessing you and your wife..
He sees his wife as a trophy
He adores her
She deserves it so does he match made in Heaven. May God bring more Ling nd Lambs
Being streetwise is another degree on its own
i love your Nigerian accent. You are so smart to keep it !
Lamb is just so wise
Lamb is very matured
Proud of you, Lamb. I hope we meet someday again. God bless you and Ling. ❤❤❤
Raincheck: It means cancelled. Let's get together another time.
Lol!
Lamb is a wise man., humble and true to himself.
My guy....love your originality ❤
Same here.He is also very humble
This guy is 100% real
If next those guys in the store hear "Boga" from another person they'll understand. Thanks for not twisting your tongue.
Great attitude to have. You will go far with that mind set. Do your thing!
Thank you Teju baby face So good to see you on this great comeback. More 💪
"Finally, they BOGAAD it"😂
This burger and water story too happened to me, I was just barely a week old in the State, 😅😅😅
Concign or concern... You are humble..
Thank you 😂😂😂😂in the midst of trying to please other you lose you 👌😘😂😂😂😂😂love this . Thank you give them something to talk about 😂😂😂😂use the credit make it positive 💪God can never give you something that’s not good for you 😂😂😂😂😂
Lamborghini aswear I relate daku😂
I reach London I no hear anything wey dem dey talk all na sprespre
😂😂😂😂
Thank you Host for this extraordinary guy. Enjoyed both segment whole hearted. By thy fruits thou shalt know them and here's truly God blessed sons/ kings. Discipline, balance, structure. ❤❤❤❤
You are very authentic, i love you Lamb
I enjoyed this interview the most ❤
The bit about rain check is true, i was probably born reading book because i love to read but you see that word Rain check, i have not come across it, i do not know it😂😂😂😂
Used alot in Western worlds nd southern Africa
I married a Nigerian I had to learn pidgin by force.because when I went to Nigeria people couldn't understand my english
English is an official language in Nigeria. Perhaps you married a non Nigerian
Good for you Linda. well done 👍🏻
God knows the Journey of every men. Do the right thing always.
Egan to the world🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
I love the originality ❤❤
Be yourself. No need to assimilate your accent. Don't lose yourself trying to be others. 👍🏿
You're right don't forget to speak your language be proud 🦚 of your country
Touched by your testimonies. I wish you many more success in your endeavour.
I subscribed to your channel because of Lamb ❤
"What you ordered is what you got" lmao
This boy is very wise! I love the way he talks so lovingly about his wife. Lots of nuggets to learn from this.
Kudos to Teju Babyface for the quality production.
Boss Lamb, ko si baba anybody that have say rain check to me in Nigerian for my Bariga before, so it is okay to be a bushman, be real and always be you baba, we plenty when dey enjoy the confirm you
I enjoyed this conversation 😂
I don’t think is trying to change but just to learn how some things are pronounce in the language we are learning. Nothing wrong with that.
Otherwise we all can just speak our language to anyone than
Proud of your success.
Lol, Alimosho stand up. 👍
Entertaining and educating 👏👏👏
Had to end on the one question I's been dying to hear the answer to. See Life....Guess Imma go subscribe....
🤣🤣🤣 sowwie
Brooo, hear the words of wisdom
Please can you include the link to your Spotify playlist in the description. I can't find you on Spotify.
Keep it up Lamb
This guy is intelligent!
Lamboginny is real
NOT KOOL MAKING US PAY TO WATCH ALL THE LAMB VIDEOS. YOU REALLY TRYING TO MAKE A DOLLAR OFF HIM!!! HAVE A GOOD DAY!
Great Video and very inspirational. Can you add your podcast links? Thank you.
Finally, thank you Mr tẹjú, was really anticipating 😅😊😊
Blessings 🙏🏽💪🏽❤️
Your identity matters most
I will meet you one day..
I sincerely thought you are Igbo!! Ahhhhh 😢
His name is olayinka lawanson his dad was a yoruba man his dad was from delta igbo.
His dad is Yoruba,his mum is Igbo.He speaks both languages fluently
The first time I heard of rain check, knock on wood, don't let the big bite were from your mouth
Waiting for the next one😁
omo Egan Igando ni wa oohhh😅
Hearing rain check for the first time
All love ❤️
God bless you both
🎉Be your self at all times no time wasters please.
Am a certified English speaker, I don’t play with my English language 😏
So what he didn't go to university
Egan isuti road 😂
I literally clapped oo
He is so real
where is the rest of the video
Abeg wetin be rain check
English is not our language am
A proudly Nigerian 🤎🤎
😂😂😂 nobody say rain check
Well spoken
I have also never heard of a "rain check".....please what is a rain check biko
Rain Check means.... "You go outside when it is raining.. Stretch your hands into the rain... Then look into your hands to check the rain. That, my dear... Is a rain check.
Let me know if you have any questions ☺️
I Know 'Rain Check' To Mean 'Cancel'.
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'Rain check' is an American idiom to mean - To postpone an appointment to a later date.
Rain check could be referred to as ‘I owe you’ in case of a cancellation.
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Real Talk O’
As a Jamaica I love lamb because I can relate so heavily. African culture and Jamaican culture is very similar. Thanks for not changing you because it’s hard being overseas and not buy into the fact that we have to adapt to the language and the mannerism. We love you as you are and we are very proud my African brother ❤😭