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In a lighthearted video, he says couples in the past used dense fruitcakes soaked in alcohol, which could last an entire year. After the wedding, they’d serve a small slice to guests and save the rest for their first anniversary, eating it together as a symbol of endurance.
He jokes that today couples prefer soft butter cakes, ice‑cream cakes, or even giant fake display cakes made of foam, with only a tiny real slice for photos. Nothing lasts, not even the cake.
Don Jazzy laughs and ends the clip with: “Maybe I’m high.”
Don Jazzy laughs and ends the clip with: “Maybe I’m high.”
He may be high but he makes sense.....
Hmn.... True about the cake though, used to last.
ReplyDeleteDon jazzy what happened to your own marriage? Adviser,weldon.
DeleteHmmm 🤔 he might be right to an extent..I remember too, those wedding cakes used to last for months
ReplyDeleteNo don jazzy ! You are not high … dats wisdom coming from you …. What you just used as an example is a Fact ! 💯
ReplyDeleteBro u make sense jare btwn you are looking Good wholly Igbo..
ReplyDeleteSuccess always has many relatives and cousins and distant cousins.
DeleteDon Jazzy is Isoko, a Nigerian.
Stella, epp your Bvs confirm from Don Jazzy himsef.
Ok we have heard.
ReplyDeleteDo fast and celebrate your own wedding with alcohol cake that will last for a year so that your marriage will last long.
Lol..
ReplyDeleteHe's high
Some painful truth come from such
ReplyDelete(high) places 🥱
This reminds me of a relative that froze their wedding cake in our house when I was younger. We had a Lister generator that carries our freezer so they brought the cake to preserve at our house because their own generator couldn't carry theirs. They came and carried their cake after about a year.
ReplyDeleteI used to wonder why they kept the cake for so long.
It's ridiculous, I would not eat a year old cake Biko nu
DeleteThey wanted their first child to eat from the Cake.
DeleteThat was a practice then in addition to feeding after reception/honeymoon visitors as explained by Don Jazzy
Lol. This could be true
ReplyDeleteVery good illustration don Jay
ReplyDeleteLolz 🤣
ReplyDeleteHello iya Boys
He is right. These days it's mirage and illusion.
ReplyDeleteTruth bur bitter to admit
ReplyDeleteMarriages don’t last because Nigerian men are complacent. They don’t know how to show affection. They will forget wedding anniversaries and they think marriage is ownership instead of partnership.
ReplyDeleteMarriage will definitely no last with some like you who always look for who to appropriate blame to
DeleteYou and Gifty don genderise this simple fun post.
DeleteNo matter what.
A cork stopper must float.
Lol
Funny but true narrative 😀😀
ReplyDeleteNothing is real these days. God help our children 🙏
ReplyDeleteIt was a thing of joy to serve your wedding cake at your first anniversary! However, que sera, sera.
ReplyDeleteHe is probably high, cuz what manner of talk is this???
ReplyDeleteWomen have been going through a lot since time immemorial after all the phrase "Di wu ndidi" was some of the nonsense they always chanted. Most women these days are not interested in tolerating the nonsense they saw their mothers tolerate.
Some of you men need to grow up and unlearn a lot of rubbish cuz no one is interested in una bad behaviour these days
Thank you!
DeleteQuite funny but true. I saved one layer of my wedding cake until my first anniversary. My marriage is 22yrs this year. Fake cake display was also not so common then. I had a four-layer cake, all real cake so there was enough to share, and to save. There's just a lot responsible for the rate of broken marriages these days, but this is quite funny.
ReplyDeleteI didn't any, neither did my siblings. All four of us have been married atleast 19 years.
DeleteLols,looks like na highness but Sense dey inside sha
ReplyDeleteHmm, this might be part of the issue. It makes sense. Maybe he's picking up on something real 😏.
ReplyDeleteHmmm 🤔🤔🤔
ReplyDeleteHe's high but the truth in his words is undeniable.
ReplyDeleteHe is truly high. Most women then endured so much, the society and even families frowned at women expressing themselves, so you had no choice but to stay put. If you asked a woman then in all the 40 years she has been married how many was she happy in it, you'd be surprised to hear only 5. That's why they use omugwo as getaway or payback time.
ReplyDeleteI will not be like those women, neither will my daughters. These days roles have changed, men are no longer bread winners, they leave their wives to cater financially and otherwise! The woman has now found her voice, do anyhow, see anyhow. Marriage is no longer "The Holy Grail!"
Don jazzy you be real man
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