The cinema of Nigeria grew quickly in the 1990s and 2000s to become the second largest film industry in the world in terms of number of annual film productions, placing it ahead of the United States and behind the Indian film industry.
Watched a documentary on Nollywood this morning, didn't know the Evangelical thing is so big out there in Nigeria.
And didn't know that so many of those films are pretty much just religious propaganda. Religious Africans are something else, they take it to a whole different level.
a lot of the stars do tours in the US during the summer.Didn't even know Nollywood existed. Look at em go, with their own wikipedia page and everything.
they may tour there, tbh. I have no idea.^^^Oh to live in a culturally diverse area
Imagine a bunch of nollywood africans in Denver
Eh, but you never know, whites may like that shyt.
Being miserable really isn't that difficult, especially on days like this, going to the fukking Mall is just not the one, especially the malls in ethnic areas. And swear the Macy's in DC are in the only ones worth going, just a steaming pile of shyt at the ones in suburban Maryland.
And of course all these casual drinkers flood the liquor stores, scust at having to stand in line for 20 minutes to purchase my Baileys, because these yahoos can't decide between whatever drink they saw their fave celeb drinking
ja rule was so easy to hate on though. dude had a Grease-themed video
this reminds me of this song for some reason. no idea who they were, where they came from, or where they went (don't care either)
Smilez & Southstar - Tell Me - YouTube
american fashion was at an all time low in this era. absolutely atrocious. you had to dress like you were the 6th man on a d-league team to be fresh
you know when you see promotions on billboards for stuff like restaurants, TV shows, concerts, radio shows, etc?
You see that for religious revivals and church in Lagos (as well as the other stuff I mentioned before).
And yeah, a lot of the older Nollywood films are based around Christianity. Lots of people dying and the spirits bringing them back to life. Marriage in trouble until they speak to the Pastor or "Prophet" and everything is solved, etc.
A lot of the modern Nollywood films have moved away from that.
Are there any American soccer players who play in Li Liga or PL?
Don't be so fukking stupid.Are there any American soccer players who play in Li Liga or PL?
only in an ironic way.
good question.Didn't realize the volume of films they pump out, my lord, one director did over a 150 of them features in 10 years
Why don't you go back there, and start making that Nolly guap guap