Bibia Be Ye Ye
Let's talk about happiness for a bit.
Hey guys, I'm back! I saw all the support I was getting on the previous theme, and I would like to thank every single one of you who commented. Even those who were like "Wait, why is this here?". I cracked up after seeing a comment from DarkTyyp saying "Sir, this is Theme Plaza". I enjoy every single one of you guys' feedback, and thanks for downloading and liking what I made!
Speaking of happiness, I got inspired to make this after coming across an Ed Sheeran song I used to listen to. This was during my depressed phase in life, where I was clinging on to every bit of happiness I found. In the music video for this song, the people of Ghana were so happy to be a part of Ed's music video and were vibing constantly. Smiles were an abundance in this third world country that, sadly, many of us overlook. I'm sure many of us would think, "Would they be happier in our environment? A first world country?". The thing is, they found happiness from the little things accessible to them back in Ghana. We, on the other hand, have so much to be thankful for. Yet, we take them for granted, and fail to see the bright side in anything. It's always been a curiosity of mine, how people in countries like these have the biggest smiles on their faces. Sometimes, I would sit and wonder if I would ever feel happiness like that in my life. I'm still far from that level of happiness, but I learned to find joy in the little things, like the Ghanaians. A little smile or a compliment can go a long way. Trust me, I'm living proof. In this modernised world, with the stress of modern day society and the trends that we need to keep up with, don't be afraid to stop and smell the roses. Forge a path that no one else has thought of (kinda like story time themes wink wonk) and be proud of who you are. And if you ever trip and fall in life, just remember this Ghanaian saying: Se enioma enko ye, bibia be ye ye (If things aren't working out, everything will turn out/ be alright)
~ FartedRamen (listened to Ed Sheeran before he was cool)
Speaking of happiness, I got inspired to make this after coming across an Ed Sheeran song I used to listen to. This was during my depressed phase in life, where I was clinging on to every bit of happiness I found. In the music video for this song, the people of Ghana were so happy to be a part of Ed's music video and were vibing constantly. Smiles were an abundance in this third world country that, sadly, many of us overlook. I'm sure many of us would think, "Would they be happier in our environment? A first world country?". The thing is, they found happiness from the little things accessible to them back in Ghana. We, on the other hand, have so much to be thankful for. Yet, we take them for granted, and fail to see the bright side in anything. It's always been a curiosity of mine, how people in countries like these have the biggest smiles on their faces. Sometimes, I would sit and wonder if I would ever feel happiness like that in my life. I'm still far from that level of happiness, but I learned to find joy in the little things, like the Ghanaians. A little smile or a compliment can go a long way. Trust me, I'm living proof. In this modernised world, with the stress of modern day society and the trends that we need to keep up with, don't be afraid to stop and smell the roses. Forge a path that no one else has thought of (kinda like story time themes wink wonk) and be proud of who you are. And if you ever trip and fall in life, just remember this Ghanaian saying: Se enioma enko ye, bibia be ye ye (If things aren't working out, everything will turn out/ be alright)
~ FartedRamen (listened to Ed Sheeran before he was cool)
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