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- Simple Curls For 3D Shoulders - My Fitness Journey Day1https://3speak.tv/watch?v=ovey10/fyczajia
#### Simple Curls For 3D Shoulders - My Fitness Journey Day1Good day and welcome to my blog, this is my fitness journey Day 1.I kick-started my fitness training already and I'm glad to share my progress for Day1 of building bigger shoulders (3D Shoulders).So with my Dumbbells, I used the possible right movements to target the essential muscles around my shoulders.*images source*If you watch the video above, I displayed two of the exercises I did, I couldn't record the last one for rare delts and shoulders because of low power on my phone but that will be next time.The first exercise. I targeted the front delts, raising the dumbbells to form angle 90° from my hands to my chest.The second. I targeted the side delts. I turned the dumbbells horizontally and raised them exactly 90° from my chest. This was more painful:( but we keep it rolling.The last was the rare delts. Bend my back facing the ground perpendicularly, then lifted the dumbbells from the ground to side.Some few body aches specially around the shoulders but that's normal because it's been awhile.Meanwhile, we keep building and transforming. Hope to meet people here of same interest so we keep building together...I'll appreciate your kind feedbacks and suggestions in the comment section.Thank You💙1 min - Hive Music Community - (Gospel_Rap) Dear God (Response) to Dax Cover by Ovey10.https://3speak.tv/watch?v=ovey10/pfdpzltt
#### Hive Music Community - (Gospel_Rap) Dear God (Response) to Dax Cover by Ovey10.It's another time to share music with the community and today I bring to us a song titled response to Dax "Dear God" by Crusade M C.I sometime ago made a cover of "Dear God" by Dax when I was enjoying the song although I had mixed thoughts about the song ever since I heard it. It's a song that talks about reality and questions going on in the minds of many believers out there but almost blaspheming God. I had to stay away from the song to avoid committing sing despite the beats and choice of rhymes by Dax was appealing to me in the song.I got to listen to several responses from gospel rappers about songs that they feel doesn't seat well with them. That prompt me to search for a response to Dax music "Dear God" cause I needed to hear the other side of the story from another perspective. Crusade M.C did justice to the song and I loved it. I'm a fan of Bizzle and Gemstone and I had wish they also say something about the Daxs "Dear God".But all good, this one by M.C answered some of the questions Daxs was asking in his music and also scolded him on the need to approach his Maker with some respect. Imagine challenging your maker and telling Him who to sent to you to deliver His message? Imagine challenging Him why He hasn't come yet since He said He's coming soon. There's difference between asking and challenging, what I saw Dax doing was more of challenging God in that particular song. Do I love Dax? Perfectly yes! I love his music and creativity, very talented super star with great gifts and blessings from the most high so I don't have issues with him but just this very song I have listened to from him.I'm a fan of Dax music but I'm God's fan because He loved me first so I gotta make choices based on what pleases God than what pleases my own self and anybody else. I still listen to some of his songs that are inspiring, pick the message that's meant for me and learn what I'm supposed to learn..https://youtube.com/shorts/x1tKb8KYU2M?si=Jay5FLcOPFnl7Xh8YouTube linkThis is a snippet from the Response M.C Crusade gave Dax. You can checkout the full song in the YouTube video together with lyrics below👇https://youtu.be/jJJpAmuWYrA?si=nxWIc6pVu4MAVl3iThank you stopping by, see you when next.!3 min - Hive Music Festival Week 160 Round 1 - Yar Auta (Bass Cover) ESP/ENGhttps://3speak.tv/watch?v=ovey10/pqvgnbkr
#### Hive Music Festival Week 160 Round 1 - Yar Auta (Bass Cover) ESP/ENGGood day and welcome to my entry for week 160 round 1 of Hive music festival. Today I'm with y'all a bass cover of "Yar Auta" by Panam Bande. This is a beautiful song and in the Hausa dialect. "Yar Auta" refers to the last child of the house and in this case a female.Panam Bande brought forth the idea of parents to children relationship describing how God is able to care for His people like His children. In the context of this song, it's not just the usual care and attention every child gets from his or her parent for that special attention the last born usually gets in the house. If the physical parents could love their children as much as we see them do, how much more would it make sense when God treats a man like that? Last children in the family usually receive some special treatment compared to others at home because they are tender and mild, everyone in the family is older than them so it'll be an error not to look after them specially.In such situations, they hardly face the complications in the family, they aren't bombarded with work at the early stage and they get to bypass punishments even for their actions because they're considered little and native of whatever they're doing.This song describes how life can turn out to be bed of roses for whosoever that has find favor in God's sight. God's love is impeccable, it'll be an honor for you and any other person to be wrapped under His warm embrace and love. I love the song so much and got to listened to the song from the singer in the yesterday's street praise I attended around here in the city of Plateau. It's a great privilege to witness such an amazing moment, will hopefully attend today's own and even tomorrow's.Shout-out to everyone working behind the scenes to promote good music on our belove Blockchain @edwardstobia, @yisusth, @fmbs25, thank you for setting the stage!#### ESP¡Buen día y bienvenidos a mi participación en la ronda 1 de la semana 160 del festival de música Hive! Hoy les traigo una versión en bajo de "Yar Auta" de Panam Bande. Es una hermosa canción en dialecto hausa. "Yar Auta" se refiere al hijo menor de la familia, en este caso, una niña.Panam Bande planteó la idea de la relación entre padres e hijos, describiendo cómo Dios cuida de su pueblo como si fueran sus hijos. En el contexto de esta canción, no se trata solo del cuidado y la atención habituales que todo niño recibe de sus padres, sino de la atención especial que suele recibir el hijo menor en la casa. Si los padres biológicos aman a sus hijos tanto como los vemos hacerlo, ¿cuánto más sentido tendría que Dios tratara así a un ser humano? Los hijos menores de la familia suelen recibir un trato especial en comparación con los demás en casa porque son tiernos y dóciles; todos en la familia son mayores que ellos, por lo que sería un error no cuidarlos con especial atención.En tales situaciones, apenas enfrentan complicaciones familiares, no se ven abrumados por el trabajo desde temprana edad y logran eludir castigos incluso por sus acciones, ya que se les considera menores y ajenos a lo que hacen.Esta canción describe cómo la vida puede ser un camino de rosas para quien encuentra gracia ante los ojos de Dios. El amor de Dios es impecable; será un honor para ti y para cualquier otra persona estar bajo su cálido abrazo y amor. Me encanta la canción y tuve la oportunidad de escucharla en la alabanza callejera de ayer a la que asistí aquí en Plateau. Fue un gran privilegio presenciar un momento tan increíble y espero poder asistir a la de hoy y también a la de mañana.Un saludo a todos los que trabajan tras bambalinas para promover buena música en nuestra querida Blockchain: @edwardstobia, @yisusth, @fmbs25. ¡Gracias por crear esta plataforma!#### SONG LYRICS.https://youtu.be/4wfwvRQHBn0?si=dyPJ4qnHsNtUvj7g3 min - AFRI-TUNES WEEK 191 - Wa zaya ji kukana (Bass Cover)https://3speak.tv/watch?v=ovey10/hcfrbixc
#### AFRI-TUNES WEEK 191 - Wa zaya ji kukana (Bass Cover)Welcome to my entry for what is week 191 of the Afritunes weekly event. It's a beautiful day to share this piece with y'all, a song I recently fell in love with although I've known the song for quite some time, I liked it more when my neighbour played it one early morning on loud speakers, very early in the morning. It was as if a heavy burden was lifted away from my heart that morning, a very perfect song to play and listen to at such early hours of the morning.This song is set to cheer-up those who are weary and heavy ladden, it can make you view life on a different lense if you've been tied down by disappointments, denial, betrayal and have removed focus on God the creator.It's a song from the Hausa dialect, titled "Wa Zayaji Kuka na" meaning "Who will hear my heart cry" of course nobody else will do that perfectly except God, He will hear you and never be tired when you come back to talk to Him again.Another line of the song says "Who will wipe away my tears?" It's kinda like a sorrowful song that's geared towards polishing there derailed mindsets that there's always another way which is in Jesus Christ the son of the living God.*Random picture during an evening stroll*No one has grown pass the level of pain, maybe a more tough situation is yet to hit you but as long as you are human, you are created with the ability to feel pain as long as the earth is concern, we can chest some of our problems but we can't outgrow pain and happiness. If you say you've never been happy it you can't be happy again all through your life due to a particular condition you're passing through, wait for the very day when a tangible and surprising reason will show up and steer your mood either way roundI hope my entry blesses you, peace out...✌️*Song Lyrics**Wa zai ji kukana wa zai zo wurinaWa zai share hawaye na ban sani baWa zai ji murana, wa zaya zo wurinaWa zai share hawaye naWane zai zo, wane zai ji niYaya zai zoWane zai ji yaya zai zoBegena na cikin sunan ubangijiChorusSalama na sai dai yesuJin dadina sai dai yesuKwanciyar raina sai dai yesuBa abinda zai rabani da ubangiji**waye zai share hawayena ina jira ooh oohWane zai ji muryana oh oh oh hawaye naWane zai ji wane zai zoYaya zai zo ban sani baWane zai ji wane zai zoBegena na cikin sunan ubangiji**Lyrics Source*Thank you for coming around and stay blessed..5 min - Hive Music Festival Week 159 Round 3 - Lose You To Love Me (Cover) ESP/ENGhttps://3speak.tv/watch?v=ovey10/romgameo
#### Hive Music Festival Week 159 Round 3 - Lose You To Love Me (Cover) ESP/ENGWelcome to my blog. This week of HMF 159 round 3, I bring us a bass cover of "Lose you to find me" by Selena Gomez a song I've loved to listened to although I'm not completely in not the context of the song but I loved the song and listened to it more back then in high school.Probably Selena was acknowledging the fact that she needed to move on from a relationship that's taking away something from her she cherish, it could be her happiness, purpose or anything else.I recently read a blog post about how good friends driven by same purpose later had disparities amongst themselves that contradicts each others concepts and goals. The former, which was the perfect union they shared is currently hanging on one feet on the line which partially depicts how the latter is going to be for them. Some got caught up by the luxuries of life and turned away from their real purpose and lifestyle. One among the friends has a different opinion to what they are doing but I guess the friendship can't continue if everyone will stick to what they have up in their minds.My point is, we can have other stuffs we're dealing with aside from relationships that's also causing us our value and purpose on all angles. What do you do when you're faced with such? Most times is hard to make that right decision but unless you make them, you'll continue to remain in bondage. Selena Gomez's song talks about true experience of deceit and wickedness that later changed her mind to sought for happiness in the midst of all chaos. It's a tough decision to unlove someone you've loved and shared great memories together but how do you do when the whole thing is driving you nowhere but to deepest pool of pain and suffering?Unless you are in those shoes or have experienced same, it'll be easy to say "it's simple, quit and move on" but when you finally make that bold step, you'll look back and forever be grateful to God that you took that bold step.Shout-out to everyone working behind the scenes to promote good music in our beloved Blockchain.Shout out to our great friends in the community: @edwardstobia, @yisusth, @fmbs25, and @dimeilaz; you're all doing an incredible job.Thank you.#### ESPBienvenidos a mi blog. Esta semana, en la tercera ronda de HMF 159, les traigo una versión para bajo de "Lose You to Find Me" de Selena Gomez, una canción que siempre me ha encantado escuchar, aunque no entiendo del todo su significado. La escuchaba muchísimo en la secundaria.Probablemente Selena reconocía que necesitaba superar una relación que le estaba quitando algo valioso: su felicidad, su propósito o cualquier otra cosa.Hace poco leí una entrada de blog sobre cómo buenos amigos, impulsados por un mismo propósito, luego desarrollaron diferencias que contradecían sus conceptos y metas. La amistad que compartían ahora pende de un hilo, lo que refleja en parte cómo les irá a ellos también. Algunos se dejaron llevar por los lujos de la vida y se alejaron de su verdadero propósito y estilo de vida. Uno de los amigos tiene una opinión diferente sobre lo que están haciendo, pero supongo que la amistad no puede continuar si cada uno se aferra a sus ideas preconcebidas.Lo que quiero decir es que podemos tener otros problemas, además de las relaciones, que también afectan nuestro valor y propósito en todos los sentidos. ¿Qué haces cuando te enfrentas a algo así? La mayoría de las veces es difícil tomar la decisión correcta, pero si no la tomas, seguirás atrapado. La canción de Selena Gomez habla de una experiencia real de engaño y maldad que luego la hizo cambiar de opinión y buscar la felicidad en medio del caos. Es una decisión difícil dejar de amar a alguien a quien has amado y con quien has compartido grandes recuerdos, pero ¿cómo hacerlo cuando todo te lleva a un pozo de dolor y sufrimiento?A menos que estés en esa situación o la hayas vivido, será fácil decir "es simple, déjalo y sigue adelante", pero cuando finalmente des ese paso valiente, mirarás atrás y siempre estarás agradecido con Dios por haberlo dado. Un saludo a todos los que trabajan tras bambalinas para promover la buena música en nuestra querida Blockchain.Un saludo a nuestros grandes amigos de la comunidad: @edwardstobia, @yisusth, @fmbs25 y @dimeilaz; ¡están haciendo un trabajo increíble!Gracias.#### SONG LYRICS.*You promised the world and I fell for itI put you first and you adored itSet fires to my forestAnd you let it burnSang off-key in my chorus'Cause it wasn't yoursI saw the signs and I ignored itRose-colored glasses all distortedSet fire to my purposeAnd I let it burnYou got off on the hurtin'When it wasn't yours, yeah**We'd always go into it blindlyI needed to lose you to find meThis dancing was killing me softlyI needed to hate you to love me, yeah**To love, love, yeahTo love, love, yeahTo love, yeahI needed to lose you to love me, yeahTo love, love, yeahTo love, love, yeahTo love, yeahI needed to lose you to love me**I gave my all and they all know itYou tore me down and now it's showingIn two months you replaced usLike it was easyMade me think I deserved itIn the thick of healing, yeah**Lyrics Source*4 min - Dopamine Detox - What's The Way Out? (My Opinion on Seruksession Freestyle)https://3speak.tv/watch?v=ovey10/fyarnwewtw
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- AFRI-TUNES WEEK 184 - Yesu Masoyina (Piano Cover)
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=ovey10/kfgxtqamvy
#### AFRI-TUNES WEEK 184 - Yesu Masoyina (Piano Cover)
Welcome to my entry for what is week 183 of the Afritunes weekly event. I bring us a piano cover of "Yesu Masoyina" by Solomon Lange. Yesu Masoyina also known as Jesus my lover is a song that have thrived so well around my axis and still blessing people till date. My first encounter with the song was when I watched a funeral video of Boy's Bridage victims who lost their lives to a terrible accident in Plateau state sometimes ago. They conducted a mass burial for the victims because they where more than 10 in number. "Yesu Masoyina" was the background song used for the video and honestly it made the video hit so deeply.
It's a song from the Hausa dialect, glorifying the name of the Lord who is our lover and saviour. The song talks about how difficult times may come but nothing should separate us from the love of God.
The song made extra meaning to me listening to it and watching the mass burial of the kids in the Boys Brigade who's lives was taken away by accident. It's more like a prove to how void life really is, how uncertainties can take a grip on us at any moment either positively or negatively. At the end it's only us and our maker, tomorrow isn't promised and so when the came let it be that we are ready...
\*Song Lyrics\*
*Yesu masoyi na, ba wanda zaya rabani
dakai/ x4
(Jesus, my Lover…no one can separate
me from You)
Masoyi na (masoyi na), Mai ceto na (mai
ceto na) 2x
(My Lover (my Lover), My Saviour (My
Saviour))*
*Yesu maijin adu'a, kaika share hawaye
(Jesus, who hears prayers, You wiped my
tears)
Yesu mai fansa, kaine makiyayi na
(Jesus, Redeemer, You are my Shepherd)
Ya yesu, mai mulki, babu kamar ka
(Jesus, (Sovereign) Ruler, No one like
You)
Ni bazanji tsoro ba, kana tare dani
(I would not be afraid, You are with me)
Ba zaka yashe niba, ni bazanji tsoro ba
(You won't forsake me, I will not be
afraid)
kaine masoyi na, bazaka yashe niba
(You are my Lover, You won't forsake
me)
Yesu masoyi na, ba wanda zaya rabani
dakai/ x2
(Jesus, my Lover…no one can separate
me from You)*
*Lyrics Source*
Thank you for coming around and stay blessed..
[](https://3speak.tv/watch?v=ovey10/kfgxtqamvy)0 min - Hive Music Festival Week 151 Round 1 - Mai na yi daka sôni haka/You Made A Way (Cover) ESP/ENG
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=ovey10/tqbxmflnew
#### Hive Music Festival Week 151 Round 1 - Mai na yi daka sôni haka/You Made A Way (Cover) ESP/ENG![1000955109.png]()
Hello everyone, I welcome you all to my blog, this is my entry for the Hive Music Festival week 151 round 1.
For this week's Hive music festival contest, I will be sharing a worship medley of "Mai na yi daka sôni haka/You Made A Way".
One is in Hausa dialect and the other one was sang in English language. The two songs suits the moment for me. I did a pure piano cover without vocals, so probably you might not get clarity about what the song is saying but I invite you to read the song lyrics below so you can move along with me on this one.
The first song "Mai nayi daka sôni haka" means "What did I do that you loved me this way". He called me His own even when I denied Him and went against His commandments, I was not too special, if let for the devil, we should've been consumed into the burning flame with him but the Live of God supersede all other things.
The love of God has rendered useless the power of all condemnations and this is the sole reason why we didn't perish.
The second song "You made a way" by Travis green is a song that reminds us that God will forever be with us as long as we identify ourselves with Him. It may seem like He isn't there but He is working behind the scene, it requires courage and faith to walk with God and this understanding. Most times the world gets at us because we choose not to be of the world and once you don't identify with the world, the world tends to beat you down. In these critical moments our minds gets troubled but Christ as assured us that whoever that rejects the world but accept and believe in Him, He shall also accept them in His bosom.
I hope you get some meaning from my entry, checkout the lyrics so you can vibe better with my post..
Congratulations to everyone working behind the scenes to promote great music on our beloved Blockchain.
Shout out to our great friends in the community: @edwardstobia, @yisusth, @fmbs25, and @dimeilaz; you're all doing an incredible job.
Thank you.
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ESPHola a todos, les doy la bienvenida a mi blog. Esta es mi participación para la primera ronda de la semana 151 del Festival de Música Hive.
Para el concurso del festival de música Hive de esta semana, compartiré un popurrí de alabanza de "Mai na yi daka sôni haka/You Made A Way".
Una está en dialecto hausa y la otra en inglés. Ambas canciones son ideales para el momento. Hice una versión a piano sin voz, así que probablemente no entiendan bien el mensaje de la canción, pero los invito a leer la letra a continuación para que puedan seguirme.
La primera canción, "Mai nayi daka sôni haka", significa "¿Qué te hice para que me amaras así?". Él me llamó suyo incluso cuando lo negué y desobedecí sus mandamientos. No era tan especial. Si hubiéramos sido entregados al diablo, habríamos sido consumidos en la llama ardiente con él, pero la vida de Dios prevalece sobre todo lo demás.
El amor de Dios ha anulado el poder de toda condenación, y esta es la única razón por la que no perecimos.
La segunda canción, "You made a way" de Travis Green, nos recuerda que Dios siempre estará con nosotros mientras nos identifiquemos con Él. Puede parecer que no está presente, pero obra tras bambalinas. Se requiere valentía y fe para caminar con Dios y comprender esto. Muchas veces, el mundo nos ataca porque elegimos no ser del mundo, y una vez que no nos identificamos con él, el mundo tiende a derribarnos. En estos momentos críticos, nuestra mente se turba, pero Cristo nos aseguró que a quien rechace al mundo, pero lo acepte y crea en Él, Él también lo aceptará en su seno.
Espero que mi entrada te resulte útil. Revisa la letra para que te sientas mejor con mi publicación.
Felicitaciones a todos los que trabajan entre bastidores para impulsar la buena música en nuestra querida Blockchain.
Un saludo a los grandes amigos de la comunidad: @edwardstobia, @yisusth, @fmbs25 y @dimeilaz; todos están haciendo un trabajo increíble.
Gracias.
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SONG LYRICS.![1000187636.png]()
*Mai nayi daka sôni haka*
...
*Mai nayi
daka soni haka x2
Abunde yafi godiya
Shi ne zan baka*
**Song 2 "Made a Way"**
*You made a way
When our backs were against the wall
And it looked as if it was over
You made a way
And we're standing here
Only because you made a way
You made a way*
*Lyrics Source*
4 min - AFRI-TUNES WEEK 182 - Gamu munzo/Ka isa Yabo (Piano Cover)
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=ovey10/tjkrovlvuj
#### AFRI-TUNES WEEK 182 - Gamu munzo/Ka isa Yabo (Piano Cover)
This is my entry for what is week 182 of the Afritunes weekly event. I want to take out this opportunity to appreciate everyone who celebrated me yesterday, I appreciate you all for your sincere prayers and valuable wishes for me, God bless you all..
Today I bring us a medley of two Hausa songs "Gamu munzo/Ka isa Yabo (Piano Cover)". The first song "Gamu munzo" means "Here we are in your presence" This is a song that describes our total submission to God, we acknowledge Him and give Him His space over our life that His will be done in our lives.
The second song "Ka isa Yabo" means "You're worthy of praise". Who else can be compared to God, who can say a thing and that thing comes to pass when "He" the Lord did not approve? Who else can work outside of time and never be late for a thing not even once? Who else can create a being and put breathe in their lungs without batteries to power them and still stands up to walk? God has proven in so many ways He's God and worthy of our praise.
He is a mighty God and I'll forever be grateful for all the things He had done for me. They're not all rosy but what matters most is the fact that He loves me most even when we casted stones on Him and crown Him with thorns, He didn't leave without living a helper to guide our paths on the surface of the earth He created, that we are all now are claiming it's wicked as if He made it so in the first place..🙂
He remains God regardless of what we all think about Him. I'm forever grateful to walk in this path and I hope other folks out there come to the realization of who truly God He is..
\*Song Lyrics\*
1st song
Gamun munzo (Here We've come)
Yesu gamun munzo (Jesus here we've come(
Allah gamun munzo agabanka (God here we've come in your presence)
2nd song
Ka isa Yabo Yesu x2 (You're worthy to be praise x2)
Asama da kasa (in heaven and the earth)
Ka isa Yabo (You're worthy to be praise)
Asama da kasa (in heaven and the earth)
Ka isa Yabo (You're worthy to be praise)
*Lyrics handwritten*
Thank you for coming around and stay blessed..
[](https://3speak.tv/watch?v=ovey10/tjkrovlvuj)4 min
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