Introducing me…

Hello Hello HELLO!!! Out there. I don’t remember writing about myself, I have blogging about everything around me but I never had a chance to talk about ME.Yeah me, I mean I have articles from Nicki Minaj, Lil Wayne, soon Lady Gaga, books, music, news but not current affairs – and I haven’t tried interviewing people, OHH yeah – now it’s my turn to shine with glory and style.

     

I am Vuyani Andile Ndzishe – short is VaN but I prefer Vampy – maybe V unit, but 50 cent would sue me. I am 16 this year born on July 16th, 1995 (remember that). Originally from Aliwal North, Eastern Cape but I came to Bloemfontein to run this place freaky. I attended Joy College then Castle Bridge then Roseview then Louis Botha now Grey College. I have a small family – mom, 2 brothers, 2 cousins and nephew – and I must say this family can be pretty hardcore from arguments, jokes with laughter, tears and top-notch drama. I love my life but it can be quite hard, fun and just BORING – sometimes – I always know how to entertain myself. I have bunch of friends that always want a piece of me.

let me give you a good scoop about my social life; advantages (disadvantages, but I don’t think so) of being my friend:

ADVANTAGES                                                                              

1. I love myself and people around me.

2. I never get bored.

3. Never lose energy.

4. When I want to do something I do it.

5. I have a great sense of humour.

6. Girls actually love, I mean who doesn’t love, I mean YEAH!!!

7. I benefit people.

8. And there are many more.

    

I love myself and I would never criticise myself, I am prefect the way I am. I know I have ups and downs but I know how to get back on the game without crawling or stumbling. Everything about me pleases me and I don’t need someone to tell me I’m beautiful or I should gain some more weight – even though I do need to gain something – so if you have a problem with me tell me in my face or deal with it because I will be around this earth. I have a wonderful personality and most of the people compliment me on that and I just say “… I know, and it is very hot…” and I must say that I shaped it up and it is quite perfect for me. I am free-spirited and I don’t give a damn on what you say about me or to me. I live my life to the fullest but I try to do it well and clean but sometimes it is very hard because I am only human – and I still can’t believe that I still don’t drink and I am a proud non-sex freak – I always tell a person the truth straight forward and I don’t care and what I know is that the truth can’t break a good friendship – most people at Grey think I am uptight and don’t talk; let me tell, its just that I am getting used to the new atmosphere, they I will know my true colours next term when I am in full force but people at HTS know that I am loud, fun and wild and don’t care what people say about this NIGGA – so love me or hate me.

PERSONINALTY AND HOBBIES

I don’t know what to say but I will try my best to explain in a clear manner. I will say it in 40 words. I am ambitious, pleasant, kind but don’t care, understanding, sarcastic, funny, a laugher, respect others, love myself, jovial, try to be honest, inquisitive, like speaking cack, have a good pride, LOVE using the word GhEtTo to describe others, dancer, loud, wild.

HOBBIES: (my top 10 hobbies)

1. Love reading books and writing.

2. Love MUSIC.

3. Love hanging out with others.

4. Love my space.

5. Love cooking and watching the FOOD Network.

6. Love dancing.

7. LOVE LOOKING AT THE MIRROR, JUST STARING A COMPLIMENTING MYSELF.

8. Love music.

9. Love proving my point.

10. Love watching movies.

Now you know a little scoop about me, however its time for you to tell me about yourself by sending me an e-mail on trickdblog@gmail.com or post me a comment on Facebook (Vuyani Ndzishe) and Twitter (VUYANINDZISHE). Guys tell people about this hot new website beside owtoilet. Remember this is the HOTTEST blog beside Club 808 on etv – watch it because its a hot show – choa.

Vuyani, signing out.

Onika MARAJ oR nIcKi MiNaJ

I just can’t get over the name ONIKA; I don’t know if it is sexy, cool,

This is a sexy Native-American; Nicki Minaj originally called Onika Maraj, this artificial sexy babe was born in the beautiful sceneries and shores of San Fernando, Trinidad and Tobago. She was welcomed on this earth on the 8^th of December 1984 (aged 26). Onika better-known as Nicki Minaj is an American rapper and singer-songwriter. Nicki Minaj born as Onika Tanya Maraj was born to parents of Indian and African decent – making her mother Indian and Daddy-o African; sassy YEAH – her parents had several demons they had to fight such as drugs and alcohol abuse. She lived with her grandmother as soon went to America at the age of 5. She attended Elizabeth Blackwell Middle School 210 and graduated from LaGuardia High School, in LaGuardia she generalized in music and visual arts and also participated in Drama.

 

THE NEW GIRL TRANSFORMED

Minaj produced some mixtapes; in 2008 she won the Female Artist of the Year at the Underground Music Awards. Minaj released ‘Beam Me Up Scotty’, another mixtape, in April 2009 which received positive coverage on both BET and MTV. Minaj received her first ‘Massive Attack’ on April 13, 2010. The single was not successful but Minaj didn’t give up – the song reached number 22 on the US Bubbling Under Hot 100 Singles – the song was not included in her debut album – she finally released ‘Your Love’ and the song got some great critics – the song was one of the most successful Nicki Minaj’s tracks.

Nicki Minaj announced that her second track will be released soon and her PINK FRIDAY album will be on stores November the 23^rd. Nicki Minaj received numerates of awards and nominees. I personally rate her 8/10. And to those Minaj lovers; she said she is coming to South Africa.

for more information refer to her twitter page or MySpace. Remember support this blog too, by send me an e-mail at trickdblog@gmail.com or my facebook page on www.facebook.com/vuyanindzishe or www.twitter.com/VUYANINDZISHE.

Me, signing out. 

CD review: ADELE 21 – WOW it’s good – Go GeT iT nOw!

Adele, Adele and ADELE, what's with her, well success and good music is what’s up with. Adele, is is from Britain and started making good music in 2008. She received awards and nominees from B.I.G awards shows. Her first album went gold and I am sure this new album will hit you by storm. Her latest album ‘21’ has #1 hits such as ‘Rolling In The Deep’ and some great tracks. Her soul and jovial voice will make you high like the Falcon. This album entitles 11 tracks, my favourite songs are ‘Someone Like You’, ‘One and Only’, ‘Lovesong’ and of coarse ‘Rolling In The Deep’. If you want to have great weekends, I recommend soul lifting album. Get this album in some music stores.

 

UPCOMING ALBUMS

1. Justin Bieber – Never Say Never

2. Alexis Jordan – Alexis Jordan

2. Keri Hilson – No Boys Allowed

MUST HAVE ALBUMS

WhAt Is CoMmUnItY SeRvIcE aNd HoW dOeS iT bEnEfIt?

Well, I was clueless what is community service and I didn’t care on investigating on it. Well, community service is the job you do for the community and it is for FREE – I know you probably think that is crazy but it is reality, you don’t even get a cent – because most of the people of the country don’t care about community service, thus most NGO ask for fellow South Africans help – the Department of Education has asked every school in the country to try promote this, thus if you are in grade 10 you will be soon doing it for your LO mark.

The Grade 10’s of Grey College had to go to an NGO, to offer volunteer work. It was for marks; so if you hate dirty work or having to clean or organize badges in order then your in for hardcore hell. However, me and my group member – Khanya, Mark and Thembi – choice a specific NGO established by the Seven Day Adventist Church; the name of the NGO is ‘Meals On Wheels’ it was found in the late 1990’s – I don’t have the full information – in East London, Eastern Cape. This organization service meals to the local community, what we had to do was to pack heart badges to their colour-coding; there were 10 colours and 200 000 of them but we managed to pack 15 000 in 3 hours.

This NGO sales these cards for R10 and with the money they donate a meal to poor communities. In the past years they served close to 90 000 000 meals to the community. “… Guys you have done a good job and I am sure the cards will serve South Africa well, we are proud of you'” said Drina, the director, of the NGO. However, we are happy that we did the work. Thus, if you want more information go to www.MOWS-SA.org.

So do yourself a favour and help someone in need or drop me a e-mail trickd@gmail.com or go to my facebook @ www.facebook.com/vuyanindzishe or twitter.com/VUYANINDZISHE.

Me ‘Vampy’ signing  out.

 

A WaRm WeLcOmE tO tHis BlEsSeD YeAr

Welcome to this fun and hydrostatic year – to much verbosity I know - I hope you been doing good. Well, I must say 2011 has been treating me well; I am now attending at Grey College and some of my goals are being realised by our father above. I have realised that this 2011AD is going to be a great year for me. For example I was invited to LOUIS BOTHA’s rugby day (Personally) plus I am a guest at Motheo FM what more can I expect!!! A lot is coming and I will be waiting for it. And some just got BAD luck, R.I.P to Bongani Msimanga – he was a student at Louis Botha and he was a guy who lived his life although he irritated me most of the time but most of the time we were close.

GREY COLLEGE STUDENT – SCOOP – FINALLY.

Many of you may know that I was a student at THS Louis Botha – now in your mind delete that picture, I’m now A FORMER STUDENT @ THAT ACADEMIC INSTITUE – and most people having been may making up stories about why I left (AS if I CARE). I left HTS because of my subject choices – and I had to put my future first and the rest will follow - and some reasons ARE that most of the SMART PuPiLs don’t get the accountability and credit that excelling sports students get and incentives available to them – And I must add that they don’t have great marks, and some are total back-chatting ScUm BaGs who don’t care about school and of coarse don’t know were they are going – Not all are like that, and No Offence to those who think I am insulting them – but most of the time the principal says we must achieve great marks and increases the pass rate of LOUIS BOTHA but he doesn’t discipline his fellow athletes, furthermore they get bursaries and pocket-money. I left because they don’t offer biology, physics and accounting combined, however, I had to think about my future. Thus, I applied for Grey College – and it was a late application – through Gods grace I was accepted.

Louis Botha was a good school and had it’s great and horrible moments but I will never forget it and I will always support it no matter what. On the other hand, Grey is a great school with a lot of patriotism, dignity, respect and superb manners – not that Louis Botha doesn’t have but I must tell the truth – they love their school and fellow staff and colleagues. I was welcome with great warmth and I adjusted well.

PERSONAL SUCCESS     

I have achieved great things and they will still continue coming.

GAME OVER

me ‘V’ signing out.