Pass The Mic 🎙️👀✨ | With Nyasha Michelle

Pass the Mic is back… but this time, Nyasha’s not staying quiet 👀✨
In this segment, guests usually ask a question for the next guest… but today, Nyasha flips it and answers 3 questions left behind by previous guests 🤭🔥

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Transcript

SPEAKER_01 0:00

Hey guys, welcome to a special edition of With Nyasha Michelle. And today, guess what? We are passing the mic to me. If you are a fan of the show, you know we have a segment in each and every single episode where a previous guest passes a question to the next guest. This time, Rihanna behind the mic is going to be passing the mic to me. Alright, so now I hand it over to Rihanna.

unknown 0:38

Okay.

SPEAKER_00 0:38

So my first question to you was posed by Gracie May. And it is, what are you most looking forward to in the future?

SPEAKER_01 0:48

Oh, okay. I do need to be very specific. Oh, I'm looking forward to, I don't know, turning 70 or having kids and all this stuff, right? Those things are all really good. But in terms of like the near future, I would say having balance. I live in London currently, and for most of us, life is just go, go, go, you know. And I think sometimes it's like it creates burnout. And you just feel like you don't have enough time to spend time with your friends, your family, and sometimes just to chill. And then the weather sucks too, you know. Um, so I am looking forward to having balance somewhere where there is good weather. So give me the beach. If there's no beach, give me the pool, and I can chill. I can work sometimes, but I can also chill.

SPEAKER_00 1:37

Great. The next past the mic question was posed to you by your Zim sister, Gemma. Oh, Gemma Griffiths. Yeah. What does success look like to you?

SPEAKER_01 1:51

Um, I thought that was a really good question, you know, because one of the things I love is that success is relative, okay? Just because you are driving in a Lambo and you're going into your into your mansion and someone else is, you know, going into a terraced house and they've got like they're trying to juggle work and three kids doesn't mean that they're not successful. So success to me is guys, I'm sorry, but I gotta go back to the balance. Having the balance of like I've got valuable relationships, and they don't have to be many, yeah. Quality is all about the quality, where not necessarily about the you know having so many friends, but like good, valuable relationships, people that I'm accountable to, people who love me, people I can laugh with, I can joke with, we can cry together and all that stuff, and that can also tell me off when I'm wrong, and I can do the same to them. Um, but also money. I am not gonna lie, I am not, I don't beat about the bush, like I don't apologize to people either. I also don't would not say that I love money because y'all know I love Jesus, and the love of money is the is a route, not the route uh to either. But success also means money. Like I want to be wealthy, I don't want to be like, oh, I gotta work, work, work in order for me to have a good life. No, I wanna just go chill by the beach and know that my money is just rolling in. Um, and then lastly, because my list is long, I'm not gonna lie, but lastly, just um, yeah, family.

SPEAKER_00 3:26

Little mini me's okay. And then your final question is what came first, the chicken or the egg?

SPEAKER_01 3:36

Um, that is the age-old question that humankind has struggled to unpack. Um, what came first, the chicken or the egg? Funny enough, yeah. I've actually grappled with this like when I was a child because sometimes I'll be like, nah man, it's the chicken, and then because that chicken then became I don't know. Um but let's think about it a little bit. In order for the egg to be there, it had to be laid by the chicken. But in order for the chicken to be to be there, it had to be an egg first. So I would say what came first is the creator. That's it. The creator came first, and then the chicken became the egg, or the egg became the chicken. Whichever one you want to pick, that's it. That's my answer. Last, last answer. Take it or leave it. Alright, so I enjoyed answering some of those past the mic questions from my previous guest. But if you have got a question for me, make sure you put it in the in the comments and I will answer it another time. And also, guys, don't forget to like, share, and subscribe this podcast. I would not have gotten to where I am if it was not for you guys. The support is immense, I love it, and also I cannot do this without the guests who actually say yes to talk to me. So, um, if you want to hear more and more from some of your faves, make sure you keep supporting. Yeah, I'll see you guys next time.