Evolution of Music - Pentatonix #90smusic

Friday is here already! Yaaay. I am dizzy from doing account reconciliations. This whole entrepreneur business is no joke. You have to deal with the good, the bad and the ugly. For me, accounting falls under the ugly!

It's been an interesting week, I re-strategised with Oyamag to make our tweets and social media posts in general, more engaging. I think it's going well, because we are getting more interaction than ever before. I know the main question is, how does this translate to the bottom-line? After all, that's the whole point, not so? Well, seeing as I am a learner just like you, we'll see.... I'll keep you posted. I may not know the answer to the bottom-line impact question, but one thing I know is, slowly we are getting closer to the time when Trezorlandia will be synonymous to gifts in Nigeria!! So help me God.

On #projectjane, I finally managed to open an account for Jane and her mum. But I must say this, it is no wonder there are so many un-banked people in Nigeria, the headache ehn! The only acceptable IDs are company IDs, National drivers license, National ID card(They gotta be joking here!!!) or National passport. Please tell me how many poor road side rice sellers would have any of these. Come on now! There has to be an easier way to bank please.

I also bought the books on the list from the Daystar book shop. I decided to make them compulsory reading for my teens class in church. It'll be like a mini book club, only they have a chief whip! Me! hehe.

Let the reading begin!

I know I promised to do #90smusic on Fridays, but I found this awesome medley (it's medley isn't it?) and I couldn't resist. I am not totally off anyway, it has the 90s in it as well.

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Evolution of Music - Pentatonix

Notice how the 90s rocked the most. Although, they could use some help from me with that their scanty 90s list, haba! I am biased, I know, lol!!! 

But then, I loved the songs they selected for the 2000s!! Cee lo Green's Crazy and Outkast's hey ya!!! Oh boy. Their 2000s selection rocked until we got to the girl kissing song..... *no comment*

I went fishing for a comprehensive list of the songs they performed, found it here;

11th century

Salve Regina

1600s

Canon in D – Pachelbel

1800s

Symphony No. 5 – Beethoven

1910s

Danny Boy – Frederic Weatherly

1920s

Old Man River – Jerome Kern & Oscar Hammerstein II

1930s

Minnie The Moocher – Cab Calloway

1940s

Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy – The Andrew Sisters

1950s

I Walk The Line – Johnny Cash

La Bamba – Ritchie Valens

1960s

Stand By Me – Ben E King

Barbara Ann – Beach Boys

I Want To Hold Your Hand – The Beatles

Respect – Aretha Franklin

1970s

ABC – Jackson 5

Bohemian Rhapsody – Queen

1980s

Celebration – Kool & The Gang

Don’t Stop Believin’ – Journey

Thriller – Michael Jackson

1990s

Can’t Touch This – MC Hammer

…Baby One More Time – Britney Spears

Say My Name – Destiny’s Child

I Want It That Way – The Backstreet Boys

2000

Hey Ya! – Outkast

Drop it Like Its Hot – Snoop Dogg

Crazy – Gnarls Barkley (Cee Lo Green)

Hips Don’t Lie – Shakira

Single Ladies – Beyoncé

I Kissed A Girl – Katy Perry

Bad Romance – Lady Gaga

I Gotta Feelin – Black Eyed Peas

2010s

Baby – Justin Bieber

We Found Love – Rihanna

Some Nights – Fun.

Somebody That I Used To Know – Gotye

Gangnam Style – Psy

Call Me Maybe – Carly Rae Jepsen