Every line is inspired by you — your energy, your words, your vibes. This is more than a song. It’s a piece of the community we’re building. Here’s what we created together:
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Chorus:
We shine in the dark, like city lights,
Love in our hearts, we're feeling right.
Living this life with my ride-or-dies,
Laughin' through lows, we’re reaching the skies.
Me and my friends, we don’t need much,
Just late-night talks and a little love.
Dancing through dreams we ain't outgrown,
Wherever we go, we’re never alone.
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It started with a story, ended in a chorus — and now it’s yours too. Let’s vibe through it, break it down, and feel every word. 🌟
Episode Transcript
Don't do do do do Do Do Do. Welcome back
to your lovely podcast, Vibe with Ron. Thank you, Thank
(00:22):
you guys, Thank you guys so much for tuning in
right now, and thank you for your time. And I
appreciate you guys so much for wanting to tune into
my podcast. And today is another episode of Vibe with
Ron and.
Speaker 2 (00:35):
It's your host doing wrong.
Speaker 1 (00:41):
Thank you guys, Thank you guys, Thank you guys. As
we all know, today's episode is LICs from Scratch, whereby
we are going to basically be focused on writing a
lyrics from the word that you guys have given me
from my Instagram page that I asked you guys, and
(01:04):
you've given me plenty of fords. Thank you guys for
your love and support and I am going to use
those words to create a song in this very very
very time. And you guys, I just love you so much,
really supporting my career right now. And I am just
(01:25):
gonna give you a short story of how ralph my
day is. I wouldn't say Ralph, I would just say
it's an irresponsible driver. So like, guys, be careful and
much you payful. So yesterday we were like trying we're
not trying. We were hassling to find monsel we could
send grandmar to hospital because she was sick. And basically
(01:49):
we made sure that it is Elias passport and we
hasled a one day time and we got enough money
to pay for our private card towards the hospital back
and from and basically the driver should have been at
our home at five.
Speaker 2 (02:07):
Am, but he was like.
Speaker 1 (02:11):
He was later he came out somewhere around five thirty
and we left around five forty five.
Speaker 2 (02:16):
Various issues and on top of that, today.
Speaker 1 (02:22):
While the driver was like while we were on the road,
he did not prepare for anything, He did not keep
the oil in his tank. It was just basically stop stop, stop,
while we were trying to like really like save time
because Grandma was supposed to be in the hospital at
eight am, and we were really like farbienter despite wakupping
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early and then later like traffic stopped us and we
were like and it was like the driver was like
for like, he was supposed to be around under fifty, but.
Speaker 2 (03:02):
He was at fifty four.
Speaker 1 (03:03):
And for some reason that was a serious problem the
traffic that they really made us delay going to the
hospital while Grandma was really really really not in a
good shape because she was having like the eye problem again,
which this time she had to go to the hospital
because we did not go to hospital last month, because
in every month we have to go to the hospital
(03:24):
for check us because she's always having problems, so we
always have to like find medicines and stuff. But last
month we're like, oh, yeah, let's just slip right it,
like it's not it's not that much of.
Speaker 2 (03:37):
Something what should do?
Speaker 1 (03:39):
Which was wrong, so we had to like do it
like on fourteen, like on fifteenth of April, which is
half the way of the month, so basically on the road.
On the road, the driver just got more interesting after
paying one hundred dollars while we had zero dollars by fourteenth.
(04:02):
We were hassling, like we were really hassling even And
something that I'm not proud of is that I'm always
like the one to like really like be among the donators,
like because Auntie and all the other people in the
family have more money than me, but they're not always
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the ones to like.
Speaker 2 (04:27):
Like support grammar.
Speaker 1 (04:28):
Since when I came here, So I don't know before that,
but since when I came here, So like Auntie had
somewhere around like a thousand dollars, like tweeks ago, two
weeks ago, should a pahond dollars And I was like,
we agreed that I should end that a frond dollars.
I get at least ten dollars because it's a thing
that we did. So I had to get my payment.
(04:49):
But I not get one hundred dollars. I actually got
somewhere around thirty dollars thoraly if not forty dollars somewhere
around there. And I was like, okay, I don't know
playing And then she used the money for some reason.
She just wasted all the money. For she's investing in
things that are not as profitable as investing in my business,
(05:10):
which could have helped more because if in my shop,
if I saw five phones, is equal to the entire
lands that she's investing in. Right, So basically I was
so so so annoyed and the fact that I was
still given less and she had really that face like
oh you know, okay, I did not complain.
Speaker 2 (05:31):
I took the money.
Speaker 1 (05:32):
And then later Grandma's medicines need to be paid for,
and there is no one to like, no one to
like pay for the money, and I had the eye
the one who had like under four doors, had to
pay something of twenty five dollars that hermiting could come
(05:53):
while they earned more mon than me. And I don't complain.
I was like, Okay, no problem, I'll just pay for
it because she had no money. She just wasted the
money like that and I should not be complaining, but
I was really annoyed. And so basically, also we had
so she had we had to find money today, right,
(06:15):
so we has some. When I say we had so,
she basically had to loan money. And before loaning, she
already had a debt and I had to pay the
debt against the guy with no money, the guy who
is just having his own business that really needs investors
and supporting that. So I basically like struggled and hassled
finding there finding the cash for for for like paying
(06:41):
her loan, like I had to pay her on. Can
you imagine I had to pay her on? And so
I gave her the money to pay the loan. She
paid the loan at that she paid the lunch she
loaned again.
Speaker 2 (06:50):
Now she loaned.
Speaker 1 (06:51):
Lots of cash. She loaned somewhere around fifty dollars. I
paid her debt was like ten dollars and she not
have ten dollars to prefer them, so I'm don't what
to pay that time.
Speaker 2 (07:03):
Guys, that money is a lot in Tanzania.
Speaker 1 (07:06):
Yeah, so ten dollars is like twenty five thousand plus
it's basically twenty six seven eight hundred. So I to
give twenty silln eight hundred to like pay for the
loan and stuff and so she could get more money,
and then we go on, we go on the the
(07:26):
trip shows like oh, I will return your money.
Speaker 2 (07:27):
I will return your money and write until.
Speaker 1 (07:29):
Right now I'm waiting like for the man to come
back to my to come back to my account because
like really I do not have money, and I basically
have spent all of my money right now for the
internet like monthly internet monthly in ten it's like twenty
five dollars. So yeah, it's it's a lot for a
teenager whose business is not businessing. And yeah, so I'm
(07:51):
basically having a hard time living with like like like
no money.
Speaker 2 (07:57):
So I'm like, oh, you said you return my money.
Speaker 1 (08:00):
She wants me to to remind her constantly, like we
fight and as well, mh, this woman no This is
why I do not like my family members like they
they are the ones like you find them with more money,
but you'll find them giving me less and then still
wanting me to help them when they have issues and
their own problems. But I do believe that one day
(08:22):
I'll get out of this shipments like very very like
so far I'm not I'm not getting money from my mom.
So I card of that chapter long story shots. I'll
tell you in the next episode and then long socials
that we don't talk anymore.
Speaker 2 (08:39):
We're not talking anymore. I think you're that song. Yea,
we don't talk anymore. And then my dad just like
sent me.
Speaker 1 (08:47):
Somewhere around on on Sunday Monday somewhere, and then yeah,
I think it's Sunday.
Speaker 2 (08:56):
I think it's Sunday.
Speaker 1 (08:56):
Seme like twelve dollars to me, like yeah, just do
like stuff this she just doesn't be money so like that.
Speaker 2 (09:03):
Yeah, but I really don't earn that much.
Speaker 1 (09:07):
I can really afford somewhere around two hundred dollars a month,
despite the fact that actually I get twenty dollars a
month because I have to pay investors, but soon out
cut of the investors as long as like the deal
is done, that the deal is ending on June, and
this is.
Speaker 2 (09:23):
Apro so we still have the detight month.
Speaker 1 (09:26):
So by June, I'll be like seriously earning myself and
I hopefully that I'll be doing well on YouTube, tiktoking all.
Speaker 2 (09:32):
The stuff so that I could have.
Speaker 1 (09:34):
More more income streams. Yes, and so basically that's my
devastating life story. And right now I'm in that car
whereby which is having a problem to since l in
the morning and eight am and now it's really one pm,
(09:57):
like it's heading to one thirty pm. I I've just
been in the car. My child is dying, and I
am really like not in the good place right now,
and I'm like mental stressing it all. Yes, and so
basically I am left with four minutes to give you, guys,
your song from the what we've given me. I'm just
(10:20):
realizing by saying, guys, really like do not pay for
stuff if you're not sure if that stuff is like reliable,
because like I'm really gritting like even helping in the
process of like for this driver because right now get
no money. But still I'm devastated in this place. It's
(10:40):
hotd as fun and still I really am broken. So
we are going to to sing in this yeah song.
So basically, guys, the words that I've given me, guys,
the w I've given me is is love. Most of
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you guys, Okay, I've just remembered something. Most of you
guys have given me love. And let me check right now,
let me check around on Instagram. So most of you
have basically like said love, love, love, love, and then
dreams and then there is like someone very road six
I don't know, yeah, and I'm gonna pick words here
(11:28):
from you guys. I'm gonna pick love. I'm gonna think
something through there, and then I'm gonna pick friends. Okay,
this guy with friends, because that's that's not a bad idea.
I'm gonna think like friends, friends, friends love, friends, have friends.
So I said three words, guys, so I'm finding one
last words to like basically.
Speaker 2 (11:49):
Get that. So it's love, friends and life.
Speaker 1 (11:58):
So I'm basically gonna change that life into into something
more into a better tense like living. So I think
you guys get me a. So I basically have less
than two minutes to like make the song and sing
it to you guys, and guys, I'm going to like
make find a bit somewhere and make the chorus perfectly.
(12:22):
For now, I'm just gonna like sing it out to
you after I really think through. So, guys, give me
thirty seconds of thinking love, living and friends.
Speaker 3 (12:36):
Bum bum bum bum bum bum bum bum bum bum
bum bum bum. So I'm thinking of approval ords and
like pro and so I'm gonna go like.
Speaker 4 (12:48):
We we we we shine in the dark.
Speaker 2 (12:55):
In the day I.
Speaker 4 (12:58):
And love we have. We're feeling right living through those
are rich in this class.
Speaker 2 (13:08):
Class guys, me and.
Speaker 4 (13:10):
My friends, Me and my friends, Me and my friends.
Speaker 2 (13:14):
He's a guy. I'm getting a tool.
Speaker 1 (13:16):
I'm getting a tool, and I'm gonna so give me
like thirty seconds of like internally thinking. Okay, guys, okay,
ten seconds because my time is running out.
Speaker 2 (13:31):
Mm hmmm mm hmmmmm mm hmmmmm mm hmm.
Speaker 4 (13:46):
Yea hmm. Well, shine is dark, like see it real
lights love in the hearts. We'll feeling right living this life.
And my guy a looking through us, we'll reach and disguise.
Speaker 2 (14:04):
Me and my friends.
Speaker 4 (14:05):
We don't need much, just lay nine talks and the
little their love turns in do dreams. We ain't gone
wherever we go never alone, never never never alone, never
never never alone. So basically like that's the like, the the.
Speaker 2 (14:30):
The basic, the basic tune.
Speaker 1 (14:35):
Yes, so guys think guys who were listening to me,
So the time is running out and I have read
to upgrade that you're talking time of my my podcasts.
Speaker 2 (14:45):
So thank you guys for tuning in, and thank you
guys so much. Till next time, guys, Till next time,
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