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Video is dope son. Hot chicks, are they 3/3 Zambian?
I see what RR is saying about the title being deceiving but then on the other hand it's a very subjective thing to form an opinion about a song solely from its title.
Some people claim to pushing like 2000-3000 units so i guess it aint all bad, lol !!! But funny i don't see they shit being hyped up in the streets.
But we gotta put it out there, otherwise we will just be sweeping the problem under the carpet.
Probably around 500 right now. Muthaf***as don't wanna buy. And we the top selling Act @ Osmic's store. There's no hope for this rap shit.
LOL !!!
So how often do you dudes drink? I want to asess whether drinking every weekend is a problem like my girl thinks.
interesting thoughts from Blade Nzimande, http://www.fin24.com/Economy/Nzimande-Nationalisation-wont-aid-poor-20110628
RR you turned into a criminologist!?
granted, prices go up and down...then, why was it that the Zambian copper industry was the most devastated bro? Australia is also a major producer of copper and their industry was not as devastated. a simple deduction could be that, the companies that were operating in Zambia left when nationalisation happened and Zambia was left with a shitload of copper they could not sell, and what they could sell was going not to the government or the people but to the "new mining entrepreneurs"Zambia tried doing nationalisation of their copper mines and they were apparently losing $1m a day, and now they are back to what it was before nationalisation and zambia has one of the better growth rates in Sub-Saharan Africa, better than South Africa's.
there's another explanation why that happened bro, its not just because they nationalised.
then what happened bro, croynism, new mining entrepreneurs...
Copper was losing value.
Yes, you’re right so the biggest problem wasn’t that they nationalised but rather the reaction of the west to this nationalisation. Things have changed; the west is now no longer the big player. If we nationalise and our current investors decide to pull out there are a lot more investors waiting to invest in S.A. like Asia. The debate of nationalisation has been on the table since Mandela was president and the only reason it didn’t happen was because we were so dependent on the west and their investments. We are not any more.
Zambia tried doing nationalisation of their copper mines and they were apparently losing $1m a day, and now they are back to what it was before nationalisation and zambia has one of the better growth rates in Sub-Saharan Africa, better than South Africa's.
there's another explanation why that happened bro, its not just because they nationalised.
then what happened bro, croynism, new mining entrepreneurs...
