“Who Many Say They Are And Who They Really Are, Are Different.”- Alibaba On Staying True To Self

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Nigerian veteran stand-up comedian and actor, Atunyota Alleluya Akpobome ‘Ali Baba’, 53, in a motivational piece as illustrated through a funny video via Instagram, has admonished his followers not to believe everything they see or hear on social media.

The video shows American rapper, Sean John Combs ‘P.Diddy’, 48, on the set of American television host, Ellen Lee DeGeneres, 60, denying a truth Ellen confronted him with but his reaction when faced by that ‘truth’ proved Ellen right.

Alibaba illustrated with this video to discourage people from believing -without verification- all they see and/or hear from people, especially on social media; citing people’s inability to be true all the way as a warning sign.

Watch the video and read his summation below:

“After laughing, learn the lessons. There is a huuuuuuuuuuuuuuge gap between what we say to look Good and our reality. This video best describes what I have been trying to say. Don’t believe (or better still be careful of) all those people who come on Instagram and indeed any social media space to tell you what they do, who they are, where they have reached. Many will tell some ladies to walk out of a relationship if they catch their husbands cheating on them. Yet, yet, when you look well, the same person who says walk away if he cheats, is sitting pretty in her marriage even after her husband marries another woman and has children out of wedlock. The same person who says, “Resign your job if you are not promoted after 4 years in the same position”, has taken a pay cut and junior staff promoted over them. Yet they are still working in the same office. You will see people who will advise you on how much to charge for an event, yet they will take far less than that. Many people who are telling you how to become millionaires are not. Miss-I-CANT-DATE-A-MARRIED-MAN, but fit born for am. Many who are teaching you to be a better person are horrible souls. “Because I’m a black man” doesn’t mean you are brave. Your fears are your fears. Your reality is your reality. Think about it, there are many people who make you believe something. Then you dig into them and realise they are not what they claimed. That clown was lucky. If truly, @diddy was not afraid of clowns, that clown will be lying in a coffin right now. Because when you combine fear and survival instincts, instincts that drive you to fight a combination of punches will have landed the clown in Coma. Try that with @daddyshowkey… the clown will not be funny again. Ever. But in the final analysis, who many say they are and who they really are, are different. But few are the real deal.“

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