Megz - "I QUIT Music After..." | #45

In Da Bridge Podcast #45, we welcome our brother Megz. We have discussions on his upbringing which led to him being stabbed and hospitalised. We speak on his life in Toronto and returning back to the U.K. Megz reveals exclusively on Da Bridge Podcast that he has QUIT music and he details the reasons behind that decision on this episode!
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[@uptownrosco736]

Mashallah this brother is very well spoken and carries him self well I thought you were arrogant from your music . May Allah keep you stead fast my bro

[@siduk2636]

one of my best friends is a Somali guy from Sweden, he told me about the issues there and sadly some of the youngster Somalis there have fallen into the crime lifestyle. Inshallah they improve with time and get onto their deen again

[@strikerfromthe3rd]

Big podcast

[@1hunna877]

Best episode mashallah ☝🏾

[@internetwildling1337]

MashAllah good to see the brother practising. Somali brothers have a lot of potential. May Allah guide them

[@ismahaanjama7502]

ma sha allah good for you brother for changing your life young generation somali man should watching this and learn for it❤

[@lilnfts7744]

Amazing podcast 💪

[@rahmaabdi7868]

Such a beautiful podcast very inspirational educational and beneficial I learned a lot ❤️👏🏽 Mashallah even as a young Somali girl I never knew what pirate meant even though I always use to hear it everywhere so I even learned something new myself.

[@ismaelmusoke1285]

Assalamu aleikum habibi, Regarding the point you made at 16:33. A lot of the elders are afraid of the youth unfortunately. Some of these youth will attack you for looking at them the wrong way so it's not as straightforward as we may think. We all have a part to play, starting with our own homes and then branching out to the wider community. May Allah accept your efforts

[@sunni370]

Very good Advice from Megz at the end of the podcast. May Allah bless him and his family

[@guleedabdiqadir8532]

May Allah bless you all for these good constant positivities, seeing everyone Muslims & none Muslims being guided by Allah in different ways has had a good impact in my life Alhamdulilah so JazakaAllah khair for the positivity & may Allah continue to bless you all InshaAllah

[@safinakauser5598]

Loved every bit of this podcasts. What I have concluded as having 3 brothers and now a mother of very small boys (5 And 2) is that boys are not for the weak hearted 😅

[@benji7775]

Meghan is one of the most clean hearted brothers I know,,, always respect and blessings from a kid he has always been the same my brother love ❤

[@Sayithowitis9]

Amazing content

[@MillhouseSpeaks]

Fascinating, insightful and thought provoking! Alhamdulillāh amazing news music stopped! 😊

[@shakkarim6214]

Meggy from Lockz s/o to my boy Allahumma barik May Allah bless you ameen

[@CONVICT4RMWEST6]

Megz from the lockz 💯

[@Shamy-ox8gz]

Ma shaa Allah

[@n.r590]

The point the brother made at 22:00 about Somali father's not being present enough in the household is also the same in the Bangladeshi community. Probably the same for most south Asian communities but I can only speak from experience as a Bangladeshi born and raised in London

[@sharmark1067]

Its high but not the case for all. My father was in my life so yes I like that we speak about this but lets also highlight the ones who are present. Alhamdulillah bro

[@n33mod]

one factor of the fathers absence is this hunger for more wealth

[@sharmark1067]

@@n33mod actually no the biggest reason is the lack of western family dynamics being prscticed. Somalis come from a pastoral back ground where men were never invovled in raising children. Only provided shelter and food. Fast forward to 2023. Most of these fathers never had a father who raised them and so they don't see the destruction there absence is causing. Couple that with coming to a foreign country and having to work really hard for basic necessities. Its a recipe for disaster.

[@Bumpy12745]

Mashallah great listen 👍

[@ovembern]

big up megz

[@abdulmoh1789]

great episode🫡

[@MohamedAli-hl8kz]

Salaam, can admin add a link for the pirate clothing please

[@sibar8990]

I don't do posts normally nor am I Muslim but this one is serious big up

[@RayOfHope8]

❤️❤️❤️🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@FLYSTARTVLONDON]

❤️💛💚🖤🙏🏾

[@rated1473]

Meggy from the locks 🗣️ Allahuma barik🫡

[@user-ov5rn2io9x]

As salam walaikum

[@user-ov5rn2io9x]

Best somali restaurant?

[@ishk7492]

megz the pirate

[@youngmuslim577]

Mashaallah

[@MrBonafide]

Big Megz our generation was the sickest

[@GustavoFringwiddit]

But he never quit the trap tho did he

[@kla1907]

Making him talk about fights he had when he 12 years old..... Too much emphasis on the trivial things in this interview

[@kf9926]

?

[@hmmmjamz9348]

Why is somali divorce rate so high akh. That doesn't help the kids.

[@ahmedopone4080]

In the diaspora specially in the UK. I think it's because guys want a traditional housewife whilst the girls are usually more educated. Alhamdulilah it's changing with the younger group as the guys below 25 are much more educated than their orders and it's much better. It's the shock of first coming to an environment one doesn't know about.