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[@traceydumase]

It's how the sisterhood JUST KNEW you weren't about to sit here and apologize for what you said😂🤣😂🤣😂 WE LOVE YOU MARAJI! You said what you said and that's on pppppeeeeerriiiooodddttt!

[@MarajisWorld]

😂😂😂😂

[@anitaike9031]

😅😅😅😅😅😅okrrr

[@chidinmaokoh4316]

We really knew!! lol

[@praise3700]

😅😅😅😂😂Exactly!!! We stand 10 feet down

[@floxyswill]

Yessss! Coz I’m like Maraji will definitely not change what she said coz of Ill comments.

[@amybecca2575]

Honestly when I saw this video, I was scared before clicking to watch... I was like, what did you say wrong in that video that you're apologizing for? Absolutely nothing girl! Nothing! We're gradually coming to a point where ladies step out naked not even almost naked but literally naked and it's so appalling and heart breaking. And then nobody seems to see anything wrong with it... Our little girls are growing up believing it's a trend and they're in for it. Girl, hearing you talk about it with your full chest, was such a breathe of fresh air! If other celebrities and people that have a global voice and audience can boldly preach this too with their platforms, maybe something can be salvaged. Before we wake up one morning and the trending fashion is "come as naked as from the womb" when we no dey garden of Eden. God abeg o! I love you sis.. Keep being a Jesus brand influencer

[@N...213]

When I see some ladies, I become embarrassed on their behalf. Even Eve no naked reach this generation!

[@didimarcus277]

Mg heart was beating fast and I was seriously praying 🙏 Please DO NOT APOLOGISE. 😅😅😅😅😅

[@shalliedabaddie]

Sweetie if you don’t want to wear them, then don’t. It’s really that easy trust me 😂 and no one else but you is responsible for training your children. It seems like a reach to me that women are bothered about what other women do with their lives. I’d understand if it were a man because men have a lot of opinions on what women should and shouldn’t be doing, but surely it’s not too much work for women to let other women breathe?😂😂😂 even Jesus didn’t judge the harlot but “Jesus brand influencer” wan come do pass her Lord and Saviour. Dfkm 😂😂😂 bili kambili!!!

[@EYESOFAWICKEDAFRICANFEMINIST]

My own inside is why is what other people wearing your trigger in life? You don’t have anything better to do ie a life ??

[@shalliedabaddie]

@@EYESOFAWICKEDAFRICANFEMINIST co-ask 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@raphiyakis3104]

There is dignity in dressing up well. I'm glad there are still people who understand this

[@ngangjohlikiatu5642]

So true.

[@sally-kella]

Same here 🎉❤

[@shalliedabaddie]

Then dress up well for your own dignity and don’t bother about another’s 😊

[@KiwiHobie]

@@shalliedabaddieexactly. Like there’s no problem in dressing or teaching your audience how to dress “modestly”, but then why bring up or criticize others for not doing the same?? Just do what you like, dress how you like and leave others alone. This coming from a person who doesn’t like showing skin either

[@susanakande8899]

I'm soooo glad someone stood up and spoke up about natural hair...i stand with that anyday.I'm so stressed about people telling me "go and make your hair'' whenever I am on natural hair...i mean this is the hair that comes out of my head..deal with it. And I'm not against wigs infact look good...but stop looking at me as of I'm unkempt whenever I am wearing my own hair ..Thanks Maraji

[@mercystories]

Exactly. I made up my mind to stop wearing wigs or extensions because the last time I wore frontal for a wedding my sister was like "finally, you look like a human being" I was really pissed because did she actually mean I wasn't a human being with my natural hair? It was so degrading and I made up my mind, right now I don't even care what anyone thinks, I'm not wearing all that bullshit again, if you don't like me natural, then that's your problem, deal with it.

[@hollyozioma]

​@@mercystoriesWhat an insulting comment from your sister. Good on you for making up your mind not to live your life being controlled by what other people think 👌🏾

[@Moren_chronicles]

Why is it that they don’t wear half naked clothes to a cooperates meeting? Modesty is never out of the vogue. You got it sis🎉🎉🎉

[@shalliedabaddie]

Why don’t you wear corporate clothes to clubs and lounges? Your reasoning is like “1+1=akamu”

[@sei1318]

@@shalliedabaddiebecause it’s lowkey not appropriate and even in the club, some people are modest. Immodest clothing is never appropriate, Periodt.

[@KiwiHobie]

@@sei1318Damn like who cares?? Why are people so pressed about what others are wearing?? It’s okay if you wanna dress “modestly” or whatever but if you don’t like that other people don’t do the same then just ignore it, it’s not hurting anyone 💀

[@shalliedabaddie]

@@sei1318 you do realize modesty is an individual thing right? Cause I don’t understand your reasoning. Just cause you can’t dress scantily doesn’t mean others aren’t allowed to. Your morals are private to you. You won’t condone me trying to force you to dress naked

[@bolanleolawumi6028]

I just knew when I saw the thumbnail that this is a trap 😂 and I was ready for it

[@heresgrace1687]

Me too😂

[@notregularr__]

exactly 😂😂

[@oseniadepeju8294]

My thought exactly

[@Jennie_el]

Me too!😂

[@olamideagunloye2307]

Riiiiigggggghhhhhhtttttt 😂😂

[@Tsiyon11]

I agree with you and also stand with my full chest. I have been taking care of my natural hair for 12yrs now, now 4 inches away from waist length and people can’t believe it’s all my hair. I’m even thinking about having my hair loc’d, sisterlocs to be specific, and I tell you, people associate locs with juju, the marine kingdom etc. But that won’t stop me! My mother recently got her hair loc’d, come and see the stares she gets from people at the church as if she committed a sin by having her hair loc’d; meanwhile these women wear someone else's hair; They would never go out with their own natural hair, but would still have the nerve to comment negatively on my mother's locs. That attitude, hmmm.This is colonization all over again. Our people are destroyed for lack of knowledge! My mother looks absolutely beautiful with her locs, I thank the Most High that my mother is embracing her natural self, her natural beauty. Many of our people would rather wear those wigs than embrace their own hair!!!! Smh.

[@khadhrikhan1549]

I have sisterlocks and want to add go for it girl. The style makes you stand out beautifully. You will be in a league of your own. Bless you mama🎉🎉

[@Gabby0803]

I have microlocs. Nigerian. Had Locs in Nigeria. I no send them. I’m even trying to transition to that semi-freeform Lillian okibe locs look from the regularly scheduled retightening well maintained loc look. You’ll get to love your sisterlocs over once you get them.

[@olayanjuaanuoluwa9541]

There was a time when Natural hair was reigning in Nigeria. People were literarily transiting to natural hair and when they see mine and learn I've never retouched it, they're always super surprised. Let everyone rock what suites them, look neat and beautiful whatever way you take with your hair.

[@pearlsey85]

I support you with my full chest!!! Stand your ground babes!!! Love you 😘

[@ada_maks]

I absolutely love your audacity, Maraji! I’m glad I’m not the only one who thinks this way. We need to keep speaking the truth, whether people want to hear it or not. Sad how many of these celebrities know these truths, but they have a “reputation” to protect. We must keep speaking out, for the sake of the younger generations coming after us!!

[@koffeemei9852]

One day I will meet you Maraji❤ Love from the Pacific Islands 🇵🇬

[@MarajisWorld]

Awwwww , love you too 🙈🙈🙈🙈🥰🥰🥰

[@auntyayosstories2861]

Gurl, you are full of wisdom. You are not a regular chick😊, I think you are an outlier, a pacesetter and an intelligent woman. You are eloquent and confident and I love listening to you and watching your creative comedy. My hope is that millions of ladies out there will watch and be influenced by you. I love your analogy about wearing the wig that looks like your hair. My white friends do! Some white people add extensions, wear pony tail wig or full wigs. I've never seen anyone of them wear an afro wig! I sometimes wear wigs too and I love my short kinky braids the most. Let me wrap this up, cause I could go on and on😊. Thank you for your stance on modesty. Thanks for being vocal about it. I laughed when you said anyone can look scruffy whether with a wig or natural hair. So true! And yes, if you get a man with your sleek wig, you will definitely need to keep up with it. 😅 So much to say. Thanks Maraji❤

[@Bigbabydebby]

The only KZbin content creator that actually tells the truth!!

[@precious5596]

I had a similar experience with an hairdresser when I went to make my hair about a month ago. She said she had to wash and blow dry it first. I told her no, because I had previously washed my hair before coming to her. Some people think people with natural hair look unkept. God help us sha. To each his own. Most people that talk condescendingly about natural hair just dey beef. Of course look good, single, married, divorced... whoever. Look good for yourself and to be presentable. This still flows from 'how you dress is the way you're addressed'. No matter how intelligent you are, you won't get hired if you walk into a job interview looking like a maid. Ride on Maraji❤.

[@Kokoany_]

I agree with you Maraji, from modesty to natural hair ( I agree with you, the woman of God didn’t mean it that way) I am on natural hair too and I love it!! (I totally get the message intended in the sermon ).Thank you for sharing ❤🙏

[@faridayesufu]

Visited Ghana a bit and I love seeing how their women rock their natural hair.

[@youfoundelle_]

This!😍

[@oluwaferanmiangel]

“Your hair is Rasta” 😂😭that caught me off guard 😂😂😂😂

[@folusoorere313]

😂😂😂 me I'm a rasta oooo!!! 😂😂😂

[@oluwaferanmiangel]

@@folusoorere313 my dear I’m proudly Rasta too o😂

[@blessingnkwazema1566]

That voice at the end though 😂😂 Thank you Maraji for being a good role model to the next generation.

[@dumadan7561]

Maraji, you see that topic of wigs, let’s go there. I’m one of the few who feels weird and uncomfortable wearing wigs, especially those with textures that aren’t my natural hair. And this was the case even before I went natural. And you’re right, they don’t make as many nice Afro textured wigs as they do the straight and wavy ones. I hated fixing weaves, I can count how many times I’ve worn weaves or wigs all my life, not up to 10 times and I’m 46. If my hair is not in braids or cornrows with extensions, then I’m wearing my own hair, relaxed (years ago) or natural ( 6 years and counting). It’s a mental thing to do with self love and being comfortable in your own skin and people have to deal with that first before they can understand what you and I are talking about. I’m raising my daughter to love her natural hair too so she doesn’t end up confused about beauty standards.

[@hannahn7375]

You're not alone my dear.

[@Whooooaaaa]

I totally understand how that feels ma'am, I'm 25 years and I don't like wearing wigs..I don't even have one😂😂. I've type 4c natural hair but I receive lots of pressure and sometimes shamed for keeping mine. I turn deaf ears to such reaction and embrace my natural looks and originality.

[@dumadan7561]

@@Whooooaaaa Well done to you for not buckling down under the pressure. You are who you believe you are, beautiful and a sight to behold in all of your natural glory, don’t let anyone tell you otherwise. Wear a wig once in a while, IF and only IF YOU WANT TO, not due to pressure from anyone. Love and light

[@jesuschristislordjesuschri4502]

@dumadan7561 Thank you for your comment 😊👍🏾. You're right. I love the fact that the almighty God that created heaven and earth doesn't make mistakes. And God being wisdom created beautiful 4c type hair and all the other beautiful hair textures . God's wisdom will always be the best. Thank you Lord Jesus Christ for my beautiful 4c hair texture.

[@stayforeverandarmy748]

I relate so much as a natural hair girlie. Everyone else tells me "you can't carry this for long o", "when will you relax your hair?" and all of those. My support has always been my family amd I honestly just love carrying my hair as is, especially since its really thick and my hairdressers always complain of hand pain 😅

[@misola_designs7265]

There are hair care products you can use to make the hair soft and nice

[@stayforeverandarmy748]

@@misola_designs7265 Thank you. I actually gear the products I use towards that and shrinkage. I want to believe I'm getting somewhere with that 😂

[@taiyetaiwo9492]

You even have support.. my sister constantly tells me to relax my hair whenever I want to make it..”relax your hair so that your hair can be fine blah blah”

[@eniolafawole]

While my parents are forcing me to relax my hair. Telling me I look terrible with my natural hair.

[@stayforeverandarmy748]

@@taiyetaiwo9492 your hair is very fine, I just know. Natural hair is always so beautiful and rare, and yours is no different ❤️

[@DavinaOriakhi]

Marajiiii get into it! That hair texture conversation! Get👏🏾into👏🏾it👏🏾. I’m here for it! (The end took me out, where did that voice come from 😭🤣🤣🤣🤣) always love your videos ❤❤

[@DilectiDomini]

The way I rushed here 😅 "my full chest." 😂😂😂 I love you so much, Mama ❤

[@ifeyinwaokolo1246]

I swear. My husband don tire for my matter. I'll just start dancing with glee and my husband will ask what? And I'm like "Maraji has posted a new video"...😅😅

[@sumlamut3248]

I've been wearing my natural hair for almost 25 years, and my girls age 15&12 have been wearing their hair natural since birth and people are always woooooow whenever we go to the salon to make our hair. They will be like wow your hair us beautiful, your hair is nice and so on. Team natural hair for life

[@raphiyakis3104]

Partly i think she said what a lot of us even feel about our hair, but don't talk about it. But again the struggle to accept and even learn to take care of our hair is still going on and i understand why people would be upset because we need to encourage each other to accept it not continue to hide from it. And if we wear wigs let it be not because we feel like we won't be accepted but just to change style, take a break, etc. And i feel you about the stylist having issues with natural hair. I'm from Congo and i have experience the same thing whenever my hair was natural the braiders always complained that it was hard for them to manage and painful to me because they comb it very bad. It was a terrible experience growing up and i still fear people doing my hair especially when it's natural

[@deborahnkemjika_01]

Thank you, Maraji for speaking out on this. I’ve groomed my natural hair for seven years now and I've seen shege especially from my gender including the supposed hair experts - hair stylists. I've observed that they lowkey love to wear their natural hair but let themselves to be bedridden by egocentric trends that project natural hair as nappy, unattractive, and tough. But the truth is it is not as hard as they think. You just need to figure out your unique hair needs and meet them the best and easiest way you can. I run a hair mentorship program and discovered that na just confidence and discipline be the koko. We should learn to be confident in our natural textures.

[@thefitpharm9422]

Can you please say a bit more about your hair mentorship program?

[@Hanquie]

I've had locs for the past 10 years and have been nothing but pleased. It truly does something to the soul to love self for self. Really does make a difference to understand the bias we have when viewing ourselves. Keep speaking your wonderful mind 💖

[@APTTMHYforever]

I’m 40 but think when I’m 50 I’ll get micro/sister locs… Over the years I go back and forth if I should do it because I don’t like having the same hairstyle as a man

[@Nafisat_O]

You can not NOT love Maraji!! 😂😂😂 With my full chest! I totally agree with you Maraji

[@GM__30]

the relief I felt when I saw you weren't going to apologize 😮‍💨. I've been following you since 2019 and I am juste stunned when am seeing your evolution, each and every day you become a wise content creator, your content never disappoint. May GOD keep you, your family and your future baby. Much love from France❤❤

[@claraodamo5192]

Phew😢 I was so relieved when I watch this video. For a second there, I thought you were gonna take back all of what you said before but of course in true Maraji style you just reiterated what you were trying to say🎉🎉. Well done and I’m super proud of you. ❤❤ I look forward to the “ protective style” video🧐 which should be titled, “the lamest excuse for burying our hair”. Love always.💕

[@nn-23]

thank you!!!!!

[@MarajisWorld]

Thank you 🙈🙈🙈, I love the title 😍😍😍🥰🥰

[@sunnni_]

😂🤣🤣🤣 I was like what is she apologizing for??? Then I watched, yes. Stand your ground. If it doesn’t apply, let it fly. If it does, stand in it and think about why you really do it and keep it moving as well. I’m learning my natural hair all over again and I’ve been loving this journey. I hope one day, we can learn to see the beauty and love in our natural hair

[@talesbydimma]

Oh my gawd...you voice is so soothing...I actually watched from beginning to end... without skipping...not to mention the wisdom and deep insight you exude ❤❤❤

[@yeeezful]

Maraji Maraji Maraji! I've always liked you and like you even more after watching this video! Continue being confident in who you are in Christ and as a beautiful bold young lady. Modesty is so attractive as well as rocking your natural hair. Hopefully, will get to meet you one day. From a Ghana Sista (Naija by marriage) 😊

[@The_socialinsider]

I didn't expect anything less. Love your Maraji!!! 😂❤

[@Oluwafunmilayo___]

I ran here 😂😂😂😂 apologise ke?! The man you'll pull with a wig you have to keep with a wig Hmmm That's deep

[@quarantinedteen5458]

I literally love you sm. I like how you approached the issues without bias.

[@happinessijeomaumeobi7044]

"Unconscious bias" will still remain no matter what...love your videos by the way

[@Atlas-tp8dw]

👌🏾

[@DoyinDotCom]

Maraji, I would love for you to do the full video on nigerian/africans and natural hair, esp re: the kind of wig preferences that are now trending. I’ve been wearing the 4B/4C Afro wig for years. And I’ve come to love it so much more than other styles. Besides the fact that it’s way easier to blend, it’s beautiful, and most resembles my texture. Interestingly, I get THE MOST compliments when I wear this kind of wig. I think that’s because it’s beautiful, but it’s also now so rare. People are not used to seeing it. Interestingly, I travel a lot and I noticed when I go to other countries in east Africa, or southern Africa, there is a lot more embracing of natural hair textures, and traditional African hair styles from women young to old. And it got me thinking “why is Nigeria not like this?” Thanks girl ❤

[@benitaulom6266]

I saw this video at the right time,I decided earlier today to start taking care of my natural hair and I'm already sourcing for products and by this time next year there'll be a great difference.

[@tolaniolani7087]

What a gem you are! First time watching you and my goodness, you are a shinning star in a dim world. Oh and the wig discussion is the absolute truth and this truth is about to get you in big trouble 😂😂 LOVE IT!!!

[@mo_awesome]

Please dive into that last part😂. I’m here for it. I’ve always wondered too. The craze for straight/silky wigs is wilddddd🥲. Personally, I rarely wear my straight/curly silky wigs. I’d rather wear the 4c, 4b wigs to match my hair texture. But then, the quality ones are really expensive and I’m always like whyyyyyyy? However, the question then is, am I placing more value on the silky wigs than the ones that look like my own hair. Hmmm🤔… worth pondering on.

[@BBkola]

Our obsession with wigs is disgusting..most aren’t even flattering at all. We have sooooo many excuses today why we cannot open and expose our hair and so many justifications why nakedness is cute/stylish. The truth is, many black women dislike their natural hair. It’s a turn off for them and most aren’t ready to admit it. If only we knew the unique beauty God deposited into us, we would never use the pulpit to stylishly shame ourselves. Maraji, you have said it all 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@baristaz8834]

You do realize people wear wigs because it's more convenient and less time consuming right? And because some people have hair conditions so wigs works better right?

[@BBkola]

@@baristaz8834 convenience for the entire 365 days out of the year?? They are now gluing lace front wigs for toddlers who have no medical condition, is that convenience too? The excessive wig wearing/gluing is also the cause of traction alopecia for many. Only a very small percentage are facing serious medical issues that affect their hair, the majority are “covering” up their hair.

[@baristaz8834]

@@BBkola yeah but not many people do that...

[@idgafaboutyourfeelings001]

@@BBkola It is for convenience o. My hair is in twists and I know how long it took me ( from wash day to moisturizing to twisting) not everyone has the time or frankly even cares about their hair that way. People are sometimes non chalant about their hair o😂

[@ropafadzodzeka8276]

I don’t have an issue with people wearing wigs at all but like you said a lot of them are soooooo unflattering and that is my issue!!The wig is lifting off or sliding off the glue Is looking tacky. It takes away from the beauty instead of adding and it’s so sad to see. I have tried wigs and they make me look ugly but cornrows just snatch me up.

[@alisonadetifa6095]

Well done girl, you have said it well. Your hair is your glory and beauty. You can wear a wig and still look scruffy, the wig doesn’t make you attractive for men. You are who you are

[@princess-timaoroutibe1180]

I love you so much Maraji😂🥰 Thank you for speaking about that Natural hair, "That's my hair coming out of my head"🎉

[@chidinmaclara8219]

Girl you took the words from my chest!! Big ups to you! And I pray you never fall short of courage and strength🎉🎉

[@JustFluffyQuiltingYarnCrafts]

VERY good conversation. It just made me think about wigs as a protective style. What am I protecting my hair from? My own hands? My comb? My brush? 🤷‍♀I am the one in stores looking for 4C wigs. I like the afro look and the choices are definitely limited. Toni Daley is my resource for those wigs, thank goodness that I found her years ago. 😉 I think a video on this topic will be quite interesting. 💡

[@iamsakiii9617]

Maraji ever thought of starting a podcast. Listening to you is so relaxing and therapeutic 😊

[@blossomosakpolor]

Who wan vex go vex. Truth will remain what it is. The absolute Truth. Thank you Maraji🙌🏾

[@InspiremeMo.]

I love your integrity and transparency ❤ keep doing what you do

[@catch-upwithkachi]

I wasn't expecting " I'm a regular chic" 😂😂😂.. We love you like this, Much love from here❤😊😊

[@GloryOkings]

With the Lady who was speaking, I would would say her delivery was probably not the best method used. There are ways you can tell people to look good without throwing or making a whole group of people look like jokes. It's funny how in Nigeria they see natural hair as unkept or not appealing but here in Turkey whenever I have an afro they are always so thrilled and complimenting my hair.

[@ropafadzodzeka8276]

Is that lady a pastor? That’s really heartbreaking.

[@ase8554]

I've been contemplating relaxing my natural hair. Thank you for this video ❤

[@rebeccaaigbede4983]

I love you so much Maraji, you're down to earth!

[@JoyChido]

modesty and decency is key. I really love that you are standing your grounds.

[@omotolaniiman5638]

Finally! Someone who understands the idea of the video …It’s not really about the natural hair, sometimes people just deviate from the obvious truth to focus on what it is not.The video was basically about looking good and attractive.

[@ireneorotalks]

And I'm wondering how you all jumped to the conclusion that natural hair is not attractive, presentable, or tidy. That is the issue people have with the video and not her saying look presentable. Why didn't she say style your hair even. If it's wig or natural, look presentable? This isn't the first time I'll gear this preaching even from old men pastors at a young age. This isn't the first time that I'll hear that don't style tour natural hair.

[@annambu2350]

Your hair looks nice!❤

[@gideonoderinde923]

Love this Maraji, speaking real conversations that we need to hear.

[@victoria_uchella]

i totally agree with the hair texture part.... and that's because Nigerians don't even like their own hair texture in the first place...when i was a medical student, after one of our CA Exams our lecturer cautioned a student that was on Afro wig against it because it was "too big". We Nigerians are made and trained to "tame" our natural hair to be as flat as it possibly can as anything contrary is basically seen as unruly and unprofessional, its sad but its eaten deep into our roots so much that we have to pack up our hair as tightly as possible to be seen as professional

[@praiseadeola]

That last one about buying wigs of your hair type though🔥🔥.... Please do a full video on it... It really needs to get out

[@OlufunkeWilliams]

Thank you Maraji, I just got a new understanding. Even though my sister and I are on natural hair, I keep telling her to make her hair because she typically just packs it and I keep mine woven, braided... I now understand it's ok to pack it just like women in other races, we just need to keep it neat and healthy❤❤❤

[@millazdee]

Maraji you are too much hahahahaha I love you. I just knew this type of video will have to come out when I watched the last one haha

[@mantleatrest]

Thank you for not taking back what you said. Modesty is important and biblical. Holier than thou is Satan's slogan to get Christians to compromise. Welldone Maraji

[@gigim9587]

Maraji, us we love your opinions and advice please keep it coming! We love it here

[@Debere0109]

Maraji your simplicity is remarkable ❤

[@FaridaDawkinsYY]

You're glowing and I love your hair Maraji ❤

[@amyeze5619]

Ive been on my natural hair journey since 2020, haven't had it trimmed but I make box braids and wear wigs too as protective styles. Though my hair is shoulder length now, in 2020 my hair could barely do puff puff, it's quite uneven and Im sure I have huge split ends lol. Girl if you're working 8+ hours plus going to school plus have family duties plus everyday stress, many women are all of the above, their natural hair is least of their worries. Wearing wigs is not bad, it's protective esp if you live in cold or dry harsh climates and to prevent overmanipulation of your hair. Yeah it's not ideal that some women take care of their wigs better than their natural hair but they got to cuz it's expensive 😂 I feel wearing wigs is becoming a big time beauty thing, like makeup, tattoos, heels, manicure nails, lashes, etc etc. Sometimes wearing a certain wig touches up your atire, takes your look to another level. I wear wigs sometimes but not a lot cuz I dont know how to fix it on myself esp those lace fronts. For me I feel styling my natural hair is easier than styling a wig honestly. But for some women it's the opposite. Some women just don't have the motivation or knowledge to take care of their hair, it is what it is. Thanks Maraji for this eye opener ❤

[@chioma.o.greatjoy]

People don't understand that for some people, natural hair is not a trend. Relaxers never worked on my scalp, I would get injured, and bleed, and I was always crying. As for wigs, I can't deal with them all the time. I like air to touch my scalp. I would just do cornrows and I am okay.

[@okohnkemrita5661]

I so love this video. Facts!! Exactly my perspective. You’ve gained a subscriber 😊

[@abugujubilee7048]

You have spoken so well Maraji!!🎉 im glad you still.maintain your stand!! There's so much integrity in being Decent. ❤

[@datibella]

Keep Glowing. And Keep standing by the truth ( widely accepted or not). We love you Maraji. 🥰🥰🥰💕💕💕.

[@shaddaikongo465]

Well said, thank you very much for talking about this, it's really important to talk about this ❤ love your videos

[@Kelceee]

“With my full chest”😂😭😂Period 🥰

[@umeokolieifunanya4751]

Just went back to watch Maraji's oldies, what creativity,! thank you for still being real..

[@ellamia6827]

Now this is a balanced teaching... Weldone maraji 😊

[@SharonOmolade]

Love everything you said. Maraji. I have not ‘made’ my natural hair for about 5 months now. Everytime people keep asking me when are you going to make your hair. One guy even asked me don’t you want to look good like with a short bob wig and I am just like but what’s wrong with my hair? 😂😢

[@sasshil4202]

Any guy who asks you that is playing on the wrong team. Tf that’s weird

[@adebayoadedamola872]

As innnnnn! I can relate to this. I mean what do you mean by "my hair is not made?" 😅

[@abimbolaadeosun6157]

❤️❤️💪🏻💪🏻 Some of ya faves aren’t ready for this conversation ! Thank You Maraji 😊🤞🏽

[@daisyidenyi4287]

Thank you so much Maraji we need more of these thank you. Nigerian women need to learn to love our hair!!!! ❤❤❤

[@m.4663]

Yaaayyy... watching from Ghana❤❤❤

[@emmanuellachinoyenlumonoch5426]

The pastor just said the right thing in a very wrong way ...❤ ... love you maraji 💓

[@pleasant_]

I agree with you

[@Nkemknows]

I have a 4C wig that I am literally obsessed with - it’s so beautiful - it feels like a crown - it’s the exact texture of my hair but fuller - I love love it and hey Maraji I love you girl 💞🤍💞

[@NappyFu]

14:34 in the US I see it a lot! It’s very common actually. But when I travel outside of the US I don’t see it as much. Overall I get what you’re saying but natural hair textured wigs has made a space in the wig industry. Great video. I didn’t see the clip of the lady preaching till now. I agree with your assessment.

[@crashkate]

Well said . I will just or add some people were not blessed with easy hair texture… I think life is in seasons some people’s life season and occupation can permit them to care for and flaunt their natural hair while others not. While the recolonisation argument has it’s validity I think no woman should feel guilty to do what works for her in that season. Stay blessed.

[@davidpeace9106]

Maraji said what she said! 😂❤️. I definitely knew she wouldn't take back what she said 😂. All you said is the truth!! Weldone ma'am

[@okorovivienmary4906]

yep, that's my Maraji..Been following you for almost 8yrs now and I must say I am proud of you. I am not disappointed. "I said what I said with my full chest"

[@angelicaonuwah9804]

This is so true, i love you so much for this, Maraji. ❤❤❤❤

[@nicolenatsai]

😂 I follow this KZbinr called SunnyV2 and one thing he has shown is someone making an apology video always ends terribly. So I was like what is Maraji doing 🙆🏽‍♀️🙆🏽‍♀️🙆🏽‍♀️🙆🏽‍♀️💀I am glad you stood by your statement with your chest!!!

[@marielleyaba]

Let’s just be ourselves and be happy as the women we are. Let uplift each other with whatever hair we choose to have on our heads.

[@shalliedabaddie]

And clothes please 😭

[@elisalucky1069]

This natural hair thing kai I’ve had a hairstylist beef me because I refused to relax my hair. The disapproval of Nigerians for our own hair, that grows out of our own head is alarming. Thank you for this video.

[@favournwabunwanne9684]

Sis keep on preaching what you feel is right we love you 😘

[@dammylois4372]

Thanks maraji❤❤ I once watched this movie of this natural hairdresser widower who met this business-class self concious lady who had been thought by her mom that her natural hair were not beautiful... i wish i can remember the title right now😢, it made me realize how we being made to believe our hair isn't in the best condition. Then we made relaxer, hot comb, and other inconveniences just to make our hair look 'perfect' and believe our own hair is not convenient😅😂. Please if you want to wear wig, wear it but don't downplay those that are rocking their natural hair❤❤.

[@crissoa]

It must be Nappily Ever After with Sanaa Lathan. It’s not just white people. Black people can be terrible to each other; both men and women regarding black features. We regard our features as an embarrassment. There are black people that will only have children with non black people to “breed out” the blackness. In fact, there’s a culture among certain Hispanic people called “mejor la raza” which means better the race. Basically people purposefully make mixed race children to breed out the black features. It’s a very sick mentality.

[@dammylois4372]

@@crissoa yes yes... Thanks so much. That's so true... most time we are our own problem

[@reginaifeoma4718]

Nappily ever after...Sanaa lathan was the actress. She shaved her hair in the movie.

[@Nairamaven]

I’ve been saving up for a yaki wig because I like the blown out look but I don’t want to use heat on mine, I literally dislike the dead bone straight look.

[@lenaxkl2222]

Thats the best option honestly, cause a whole 4c look is just too much work

[@Nairamaven]

@@lenaxkl2222 the 4c look is not too much. It just right.

[@gianisinivieototo4730]

“His beard is orange “😭😂I love you Maraji

[@SpeakWithIroro]

Your are one of the realest person I know. Thank you for sharing ❤

[@user-sc5tx9oe3n]

I carried my natural hair because i have a beautiful one. I have wigs, but i don't wear them. Natural hair is the hair God's gave to us.

[@MsMarmima]

My mom loves watching Nigerian movies, and the wigs are her biggest problem to her. She can really see the quality of the movie in how good they wigs are. Or if everyone has the same hairstyle it's another sign that they don't care about styling the characters in interesting ways. She was surprised to see a movie with one a couple of characters with different styled, curly wigs, braids and natural hair! Watching Nigerian movies is the first time I had a hard time telling different characters apart when everyone is black lol

[@mremboblog]

I stopped watching Nigerian films cause of the bad bad bad wigs!!

[@thandiwejambawa7827]

​@@mremboblogMe I stopped because of bad wigs and skin lightening

[@APTTMHYforever]

I just started watching nollywood movies during the pandemic and those wigs be looking crazy like a mug😂😂😂 I seen probably 3 out of hundreds that had decent wigs. I guess Nigerian hairdressers don’t watch KZbin tutorials on how to make a wig look natural

[@Timi1111]

I thought I was the only one that noticed

[@He2New]

I actually ‘yinmu-ed’ at the thumbnail before clicking… hehehe, Maraji well done jare.

[@user-lc5sv6tg1n]

God bless you!! The hate and backlash I saw especially on twitter was disgusting. Keep being a voice!

[@Nairamaven]

My queen! Don’t say you don’t think she meant that, she said it so she meant it.

[@mimi831711]

Exactly💯, her words can't be taken out of context. What she said was what she said.

[@Becsthe_bat]

Nawa o

[@okikempraisemetitiri8997]

For me o, I don’t know about other people, using wigs is sort of taking a break from the stress of managing my natural hair and 😮 have 4c hair you know there’s a lot of stress involved in styling and maintenance. So if I’m taking a break I don’t see why I’d use a wig with the same texture cause then what’s the use might as well use my hair. Straight hairs and the rest are just easier to manage plus less manipulation for your actual hair

[@alheri_ebenezer]

I like your sense of humor, lovely video, I really enjoyed watching ❤

[@Nuffsaid22]

Maraji, excellent points. We have to think about how we wear our hair, and why