Congo Vibes
Music => Congolese Music => Topic started by: POLE POSTION on December 10, 2017, 08:38
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Very nice concert great sound as usual a phone one but nice and Blaise loketo sembe will be a hit nice choreography but one thing I am hating seems like most concerts now you have all these vip people taking up huge front space where real fans use to be and its taking something away that connection but over all ver nice Saturday was a spoil day as Heritier also had a concert
https://youtu.be/4HGPy7GkEXk
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It's been like that for the past few years where there is barricade between V.I.P and the rest, Djanny and the other dancer are gay for doing that and Guy is gay for wanting to do it, and Ferre wants to say stuff like Fanny mutu ya sima like man look at dudes in your group who can be DL cause there is evidence.
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JDog I don't know where you grew up but us who have had the chance to grow up in Kin will tell you this is normal as the thought you have is not in their minds
I still remember holding hands while walking with my buddies and when dancing so that is not crossing their minds downlow brothers if you knew their stories they will not even be seen touching other men in public but come night time they are the King
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JDog I don't know where you grew up but us who have had the chance to grow up in Kin will tell you this is normal as the thought you have is not in their minds
I still remember holding hands while walking with my buddies and when dancing so that is not crossing their minds downlow brothers if you knew their stories they will not even be seen touching other men in public but come night time they are the King
You're suspect for even defending that homosexual activity, Djanny was clearly making gestures sticking his hand in him and doing it from the back smh. Never heard of people growing up in DRC doing that kind of behavior. Closets set I've seen is guys holding hands but only for a few seconds to walk somewhere to talk.
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Jdog you know our failure is coming to these shores and picking up their dirty minds and behaviours.
You speak to anyone in the whole of Congo and they will advise you to go get yourself checked out because most of the people there did not take it the way you are taking it this is why most of our young people here in the west have lots to learn.