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Episode 21 - The Story of the Real Life VNTGE ft Gibson Wali
The Wait is over , the Wait is over and I can see the new Grind theory podcast episode. Your Boyz are back with some new heat. This episode we are joined by the Nigerian born Canadian based artist The REAL VNTGE A.KA as Gibson Wali. Gibson is a nurse by day and a huge rising and upcoming artist at all other times when he isn’t working. His musical style mixes afro beats with dance, hip hop and rap fusing them to create straight bangers. Like No Valentine ,Shayo Galore, Slowly and many more. On this episode the Boyz dissect Gibson jumping into the topics of his early childhood and what it was like , growing up in boarding school and surviving it lol. How he got started in music and the struggles and obstacles that come with it. We also jump into his drive for music and the lessons he has learned along the way. This episode is packed with laughs and real life tips from Gibson’s struggle
- Gibson shares stories from his childhood, from driving to school with his pops vibing to old school music. To the hilarious stories and experiences of struggle and daily survival from boarding school, and how it embodied the saying that “what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger.”
- He also dives into what it was like leaving the country of his birth Nigeria and coming to Canada. He gets into the expectations of African parents and how he started his grind and the biggest lessons he’s learned as well as so much more
- This EPISODE IS FILLED WITH tons of laughs and stories of adversity but it is also filled with tons of real life experience and lessons as well as tips. YOU DON’T WANT TO MISS THIS ONE , THIS IS AS ABOUT AS JAM PACKED AS AN PART 1 CAN GET.
Go support and follow and check THE REAL VNTGE MUSIC
INSTAGRAM:https://instagram.com/therealvntge?utm_medium=copy_link
Spotify :
https://open.spotify.com/artist/0uS8apG8RQUcauOwa305IZ?si=SCAWTvM7TCSPmzsVZCnspw&utm_source=copy-link
And don't forget to follow your boyz
GO to The Island Grind Network to see the whole visual interview and go stream on all platforms where you listen to your podcast.
And please, please GO SUBSCRIBE,LIKE AND COMMENT and FOLLOW us on Instagram.
The Grind Theory Podcast :
https://instagram.com/thegrindtheorypodcast?utm_medium=copy_link
Aquille :
https://instagram.com/aquilleambrose?utm_medium=copy_link
island grind: https://instagram.com/island.grind?utm_medium=copy_link
Ore: https://instagram.com/o.dipey?utm_medium=copy_link
Dipey photography:
https://instagram.com/o._dipey?utm_medium=copy_link
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By Aquille Ambrose
5
11 ratings
The Wait is over , the Wait is over and I can see the new Grind theory podcast episode. Your Boyz are back with some new heat. This episode we are joined by the Nigerian born Canadian based artist The REAL VNTGE A.KA as Gibson Wali. Gibson is a nurse by day and a huge rising and upcoming artist at all other times when he isn’t working. His musical style mixes afro beats with dance, hip hop and rap fusing them to create straight bangers. Like No Valentine ,Shayo Galore, Slowly and many more. On this episode the Boyz dissect Gibson jumping into the topics of his early childhood and what it was like , growing up in boarding school and surviving it lol. How he got started in music and the struggles and obstacles that come with it. We also jump into his drive for music and the lessons he has learned along the way. This episode is packed with laughs and real life tips from Gibson’s struggle
- Gibson shares stories from his childhood, from driving to school with his pops vibing to old school music. To the hilarious stories and experiences of struggle and daily survival from boarding school, and how it embodied the saying that “what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger.”
- He also dives into what it was like leaving the country of his birth Nigeria and coming to Canada. He gets into the expectations of African parents and how he started his grind and the biggest lessons he’s learned as well as so much more
- This EPISODE IS FILLED WITH tons of laughs and stories of adversity but it is also filled with tons of real life experience and lessons as well as tips. YOU DON’T WANT TO MISS THIS ONE , THIS IS AS ABOUT AS JAM PACKED AS AN PART 1 CAN GET.
Go support and follow and check THE REAL VNTGE MUSIC
INSTAGRAM:https://instagram.com/therealvntge?utm_medium=copy_link
Spotify :
https://open.spotify.com/artist/0uS8apG8RQUcauOwa305IZ?si=SCAWTvM7TCSPmzsVZCnspw&utm_source=copy-link
And don't forget to follow your boyz
GO to The Island Grind Network to see the whole visual interview and go stream on all platforms where you listen to your podcast.
And please, please GO SUBSCRIBE,LIKE AND COMMENT and FOLLOW us on Instagram.
The Grind Theory Podcast :
https://instagram.com/thegrindtheorypodcast?utm_medium=copy_link
Aquille :
https://instagram.com/aquilleambrose?utm_medium=copy_link
island grind: https://instagram.com/island.grind?utm_medium=copy_link
Ore: https://instagram.com/o.dipey?utm_medium=copy_link
Dipey photography:
https://instagram.com/o._dipey?utm_medium=copy_link