Raw Conversations with Chromez & Fanatik

Chromez & Fanatik start the episode by offering their condolences to the family of Grey Zulu who was a Zambian freedom fighter and a strong political figure who passed away during the week of this episode. Also, Zambian artist Cactus Agony lost his son, the guys offer their condolences and talk about how great of an artist he is (3:23). They then get into the difference between the type of lies Men and Women tell (17:50). The guys bring up a video that went viral of a man, thought to be a cadre of the ruling Patriotic Front party, filming a traffic Police officer who allegedly said that President Edgar Lungu won't win the 2021 Elections. It is reported that the officer was moved from Lusaka to a remote area which is allegedly what is done to punish officers that do wrong. The guys talk about how they think the scenario went down and also get into just how powerful cadres are in Zambia (48:34). There was a horrifying story that came out this week that a man was found in a pool of blood after his penis and testicles went sliced off, why is it that stories of this nature usually pop up when Elections are on the horizon? Chromez & Fanatik also talk about how useless life is for a man without a penis (1:06:19). Minister of Lusaka Hon. Bowman Lusambo erected bills that had him and his family on it to 'Spread awareness' about the COVID-19 pandemic. Chromez & Fanatik talk about what he could have used his money on to help people. Also discussed is the mistakes that Dr. Nevers Mumba made and Fanatik makes a VERY BOLD statement about GBM (1:16:49). A person alleged to be a PF Cadre who is popularly known as Jay Jay allegedly robbed and also assaulted officers at one of the biggest Police stations in Zambia. The news came out that he had been released on bail at the time of recording. Again the question is asked, why do cadres feel like they can do whatever they want? (1:37:20). Chromez opens up a conversation about what he would consider a bold move that a president would make that would gain the respect of the people (1

:43:21)

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Chromez & Fanatik start the episode by offering their condolences to the family of Grey Zulu who was a Zambian freedom fighter and a strong political figure who passed away during the week of this episode. Also, Zambian artist Cactus Agony lost his son, the guys offer their condolences and talk about how great of an artist he is (3:23). They then get into the difference between the type of lies Men and Women tell (17:50). The guys bring up a video that went viral of a man, thought to be a cadre of the ruling Patriotic Front party, filming a traffic Police officer who allegedly said that President Edgar Lungu won't win the 2021 Elections. It is reported that the officer was moved from Lusaka to a remote area which is allegedly what is done to punish officers that do wrong. The guys talk about how they think the scenario went down and also get into just how powerful cadres are in Zambia (48:34). There was a horrifying story that came out this week that a man was found in a pool of blood after his penis and testicles went sliced off, why is it that stories of this nature usually pop up when Elections are on the horizon? Chromez & Fanatik also talk about how useless life is for a man without a penis (1:06:19). Minister of Lusaka Hon. Bowman Lusambo erected bills that had him and his family on it to 'Spread awareness' about the COVID-19 pandemic. Chromez & Fanatik talk about what he could have used his money on to help people. Also discussed is the mistakes that Dr. Nevers Mumba made and Fanatik makes a VERY BOLD statement about GBM (1:16:49). A person alleged to be a PF Cadre who is popularly known as Jay Jay allegedly robbed and also assaulted officers at one of the biggest Police stations in Zambia. The news came out that he had been released on bail at the time of recording. Again the question is asked, why do cadres feel like they can do whatever they want? (1:37:20). Chromez opens up a conversation about what he would consider a bold move that a president would make that would gain the respect of the people (1

:43:21)

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Chromez & Fanatik start off by talking about the previous episode that features Zambian rapper Krytic. Please remember to go back to it when the album is out on September 6th, 2020. Fanatik finally listened to the album so he gives his thoughts on it and also talks about his favorite songs (0:00). Fanatik tells a hilarious tale of mistaken identity that happened to him recently (19:23). Son of legendary Zambian artist Ackim Simukonda, Niza, passed away this week at the age of 28. The guys talk about why its a bit weird when people celebrate others only when they pass away and also him dying at a young age takes them into a conversation about Zambian culture (24:40). Chromez & Fanatik then talk about the 43 people that got arrested at different night clubs in Lusaka for not following health guidelines stipulated by the Ministry of Health to stop the spread of the coronavirus. Why can't people create their own vibe at home? (57:40). An illegal Wine factory was discovered at Evelyn Hone Collge by the Lusaka City Council after a fermentation smell was reported by school authorities, was there a snitch somewhere? (1:18:51). A Lion escaped from a Zoo in Lusaka and found its way into a neighborhood, luckily no one got mauled, the guys vow to never go there EVER! (2:08:00)

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Chromez & Fanatik start off by talking about the previous episode that features Zambian rapper Krytic. Please remember to go back to it when the album is out on September 6th, 2020. Fanatik finally listened to the album so he gives his thoughts on it and also talks about his favorite songs (0:00). Fanatik tells a hilarious tale of mistaken identity that happened to him recently (19:23). Son of legendary Zambian artist Ackim Simukonda, Niza, passed away this week at the age of 28. The guys talk about why its a bit weird when people celebrate others only when they pass away and also him dying at a young age takes them into a conversation about Zambian culture (24:40). Chromez & Fanatik then talk about the 43 people that got arrested at different night clubs in Lusaka for not following health guidelines stipulated by the Ministry of Health to stop the spread of the coronavirus. Why can't people create their own vibe at home? (57:40). An illegal Wine factory was discovered at Evelyn Hone Collge by the Lusaka City Council after a fermentation smell was reported by school authorities, was there a snitch somewhere? (1:18:51). A Lion escaped from a Zoo in Lusaka and found its way into a neighborhood, luckily no one got mauled, the guys vow to never go there EVER! (2:08:00)

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This episode features prolific Zambian rapper Krytic who last featured on Episode 5 "Raw Human Men". He joins Fanatik & Chromez this time to talk about his forthcoming album 'Vision' (Link in description) that is due on 6th September 2020. They kick it off by talking about some of the issues that arose after they did episode 5 (0:00). Before the discussion about Krytics album begins, Chromez & Fanatik, with a bit of the guest here and there, discuss the trending topics of the week starting with the explosion that happened in Lebanon (4:09). #ZimbabweanLivesMatter was trending after people that decided to take to the streets to protest were handled with excessive force by the Police in Zimbabwe. This opens up a conversation about why African leaders don't know how to handle criticism (21:49). The President of Zambia commissioned a bridge in Lusaka that is meant to reduce traffic on Kafue Road. His presence attracted a huge crowd which is highly risky because of the coronavirus, could he have done it differently? (35:45). Zambian artist Ruth Ronnie has a new Youtube page where she showcases her personality on a number of topics. In her newest video, she played Smash or Pass using Zambian celebrities, one of the people that she covered was her ex-boyfriend Bobby East and if you didn't know, a sex tape of the two of them got leaked in 2014. Chromez thinks she missed an opportunity with how she handled the Youtube video (44:55). The guys then talk about a video that went viral of one of the 42 fire trucks that were each bought for $ 1Million failed to put out a fire (56:00). The interview with Krytic hilariously starts with him addressing the Ministry of Religious Affairs (1:00:42). Krytic explains why he decided to name his album 'Vision' (1:12:28). They go in to talk about each and every song on the album to get the inspiration behind them, breaking down lyrics and concepts;

1. GREAT EAST ROAD FLOWS (1:21:12)

2. BLACK PRIVILEGE (1:41:14)

3. GERRIT (1:55:57)

4. BOY & THE MAN (2:03:24)

5. STARGAZING (2:07:15)

6. FRIED YAMS (FEATURING ZUBZ) (2:18:40)

7. STAY DOWN (2:25:45)

8. WHITE LIES. BLACK TRUTHS (2:48:30)

9. ON MY SOUL (2:55:24)

10. ALL FOR YOU (3:02:45)

Pre-order 'VISION' by Krytic on Mvesesani https://mvesesani.com/music/krytic-vision

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This episode features prolific Zambian rapper Krytic who last featured on Episode 5 "Raw Human Men". He joins Fanatik & Chromez this time to talk about his forthcoming album 'Vision' (Link in description) that is due on 6th September 2020. They kick it off by talking about some of the issues that arose after they did episode 5 (0:00). Before the discussion about Krytics album begins, Chromez & Fanatik, with a bit of the guest here and there, discuss the trending topics of the week starting with the explosion that happened in Lebanon (4:09). #ZimbabweanLivesMatter was trending after people that decided to take to the streets to protest were handled with excessive force by the Police in Zimbabwe. This opens up a conversation about why African leaders don't know how to handle criticism (21:49). The President of Zambia commissioned a bridge in Lusaka that is meant to reduce traffic on Kafue Road. His presence attracted a huge crowd which is highly risky because of the coronavirus, could he have done it differently? (35:45). Zambian artist Ruth Ronnie has a new Youtube page where she showcases her personality on a number of topics. In her newest video, she played Smash or Pass using Zambian celebrities, one of the people that she covered was her ex-boyfriend Bobby East and if you didn't know, a sex tape of the two of them got leaked in 2014. Chromez thinks she missed an opportunity with how she handled the Youtube video (44:55). The guys then talk about a video that went viral of one of the 42 fire trucks that were each bought for $ 1Million failed to put out a fire (56:00). The interview with Krytic hilariously starts with him addressing the Ministry of Religious Affairs (1:00:42). Krytic explains why he decided to name his album 'Vision' (1:12:28). They go in to talk about each and every song on the album to get the inspiration behind them, breaking down lyrics and concepts;

1. GREAT EAST ROAD FLOWS (1:21:12)

2. BLACK PRIVILEGE (1:41:14)

3. GERRIT (1:55:57)

4. BOY & THE MAN (2:03:24)

5. STARGAZING (2:07:15)

6. FRIED YAMS (FEATURING ZUBZ) (2:18:40)

7. STAY DOWN (2:25:45)

8. WHITE LIES. BLACK TRUTHS (2:48:30)

9. ON MY SOUL (2:55:24)

10. ALL FOR YOU (3:02:45)

Pre-order 'VISION' by Krytic on Mvesesani https://mvesesani.com/music/krytic-vision

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After a long hiatus, Chromez & Fanatik are back to giving you your weekly fix of this podcast. They start the show by explaining why they had been off for this long and make a promise that they will be consistent again (0:00). They then get into COVID-19 and how it has changed the world. In the process, they cover some of the conspiracies that are surrounding the disease (9:41). Minister of Education (Honorable?) David Mabumba got caught with his penis in the wind during a video call with a woman that is alleged to be married, he has since been fired by the President. Chromez & Fanatik have a blast dissecting the situation (1:01:44). Also discussed is a video that leaked that allegedly has one of Iris Kaingu's sisters getting back shots, will this get her any clout? This leads them into a discussion about the Zambian political landscape (1:52:30). They then get into how bad caderism has become in Zambia after some of them allegedly robbed one of the biggest Police stations in Zambia (2:32:51). Chromez has finally started wearing specs so he talks about his experience with them so far (2:49:24)

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After a long hiatus, Chromez & Fanatik are back to giving you your weekly fix of this podcast. They start the show by explaining why they had been off for this long and make a promise that they will be consistent again (0:00). They then get into COVID-19 and how it has changed the world. In the process, they cover some of the conspiracies that are surrounding the disease (9:41). Minister of Education (Honorable?) David Mabumba got caught with his penis in the wind during a video call with a woman that is alleged to be married, he has since been fired by the President. Chromez & Fanatik have a blast dissecting the situation (1:01:44). Also discussed is a video that leaked that allegedly has one of Iris Kaingu's sisters getting back shots, will this get her any clout? This leads them into a discussion about the Zambian political landscape (1:52:30). They then get into how bad caderism has become in Zambia after some of them allegedly robbed one of the biggest Police stations in Zambia (2:32:51). Chromez has finally started wearing specs so he talks about his experience with them so far (2:49:24)

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After a very eventful week, Chromez & Fanatik dissect the biggest news of the week starting with Mr. Elias Chipimo resigning as president of the National Restoration Party (NAREP), did he ever stand a chance of being the president of Zambia? (0:39). They then talk about the @BelieveUsZambia twitter handle that asked women to reveal stories if they ever got raped by sending a message to its DM and then the account tweeted a screenshot of the story but concealed the women's names. Are they going about it the right way? (19:11). Xenophobic attacks in South Africa happened again and this time other African countries retaliated by looting South African shops and attacking South African nationals, why does this keep happening? - Fanatik has some words for Zambian media personality Benas Banda who is based in South Africa after he tweeted that he would rather die in that country than come back to Zambia because its full of haters (1:12:36). Zambian music legend P.K. Chishala finally got a tombstone on his grave 24 years after his death, why did it take so long? (1:56:53)

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After a very eventful week, Chromez & Fanatik dissect the biggest news of the week starting with Mr. Elias Chipimo resigning as president of the National Restoration Party (NAREP), did he ever stand a chance of being the president of Zambia? (0:39). They then talk about the @BelieveUsZambia twitter handle that asked women to reveal stories if they ever got raped by sending a message to its DM and then the account tweeted a screenshot of the story but concealed the women's names. Are they going about it the right way? (19:11). Xenophobic attacks in South Africa happened again and this time other African countries retaliated by looting South African shops and attacking South African nationals, why does this keep happening? - Fanatik has some words for Zambian media personality Benas Banda who is based in South Africa after he tweeted that he would rather die in that country than come back to Zambia because its full of haters (1:12:36). Zambian music legend P.K. Chishala finally got a tombstone on his grave 24 years after his death, why did it take so long? (1:56:53)

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