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Allow me to reintroduce myself.
I am Babajide Odinma Odogwu, founder of the fashion and lifestyle brand BOOByGhod (BBG PRIVÉ) @BBGPrive
My goal has always been to interpret fashion in a fluid, edgy way for those who dare to live in a world that constantly says, “don’t.”
In the coming months and years, I hope and pray to grow, learn, and inspire. Most of all, I hope you’ll come to see that the only limits that exist are the ones you choose to bow to.
Over here, we bow to nothing.
Limits bow to us.
It’s safe to say we are Ghods.
BBG is more than a brand—it’s a kingdom.
Stay tuned, and welcome. ❤️
Gurrrl, I love how you think we didn't notice you and the DL gurls you came on a date with, see sisqo laughing at his sister 😂
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Just saw The Odyssey 😩🫶
From someone who has seen the old one (1997) & has seen Troy (2004) I can tell you this, watch Troy first then you'd fully appreciate and understand references & scenes. Great movie 8/10.
Just saw The Odyssey 😩🫶
From someone who has seen the old one (1997) & has seen Troy (2004) I can tell you this, watch Troy first then you'd fully appreciate and understand references & scenes. Great movie 8/10.
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Sci-fi & adventure are all I ever get interested in as a movie lover because they stretch my imagination. I pick up certain intelligent conversations and facts (which I always fact-check). Growing up, we had satellite television, and my dad was a big war/horror movie fan. Considering the fact that he fought in the Nigerian Civil War (Biafran War) as a teenager, it all made sense. I saw Terminator, E.T. and the likes, so you could say I developed a taste for good movies at a very early age.
I find a lot of movies boring. They could have great casting and a good storyline, but I may simply not be interested. Which brings me to Nollywood. I’ve seen a couple of good movies, but I don’t subscribe because I don’t find enough movies that feed my appetite within the genres I enjoy. Don’t get me wrong, I’m not saying we don’t have really good movies in Nollywood.
Not too long ago, an acquaintance and I got into a serious, heated argument over the above. You suggested I watch a movie, and I said I wasn’t interested because I don’t watch Nigerian movies the way others do. I was called all sorts of names and even accused of being a classist. 😂 You guys need to see the kind of statements that were thrown at me.
For someone who has watched The Lord of the Rings trilogy at least 10 times, all the Terminator movies, The Matrix, mind-bending movies like Inception and Hide and Seek, and action thrillers like Along Came a Spider, I ask: how many Nollywood movies fit or match what I’d naturally be interested in?
Do I watch our movies from time to time? Sure. But I won’t be at the cinemas, I won’t be arguing over our Queen Funke Akindele like you do, and I won’t be tuning into Africa Magic by default. It’s just not what piques my interest.
So I ask, does that make me classist?
Sci-fi & adventure are all I ever get interested in as a movie lover because they stretch my imagination. I pick up certain intelligent conversations and facts (which I always fact-check). Growing up, we had satellite television, and my dad was a big war/horror movie fan. Considering the fact that he fought in the Nigerian Civil War (Biafran War) as a teenager, it all made sense. I saw Terminator, E.T. and the likes, so you could say I developed a taste for good movies at a very early age.
I find a lot of movies boring. They could have great casting and a good storyline, but I may simply not be interested. Which brings me to Nollywood. I’ve seen a couple of good movies, but I don’t subscribe because I don’t find enough movies that feed my appetite within the genres I enjoy. Don’t get me wrong, I’m not saying we don’t have really good movies in Nollywood.
Not too long ago, an acquaintance and I got into a serious, heated argument over the above. You suggested I watch a movie, and I said I wasn’t interested because I don’t watch Nigerian movies the way others do. I was called all sorts of names and even accused of being a classist. 😂 You guys need to see the kind of statements that were thrown at me.
For someone who has watched The Lord of the Rings trilogy at least 10 times, all the Terminator movies, The Matrix, mind-bending movies like Inception and Hide and Seek, and action thrillers like Along Came a Spider, I ask: how many Nollywood movies fit or match what I’d naturally be interested in?
Do I watch our movies from time to time? Sure. But I won’t be at the cinemas, I won’t be arguing over our Queen Funke Akindele like you do, and I won’t be tuning into Africa Magic by default. It’s just not what piques my interest.
So I ask, does that make me classist?
