Peter Bailey shares a NiteCap backstage at Revolution Live where Waka discusses his faith in God, what he'd like to see Obama work on, Chief Keef and Atlanta's up and coming stars Alley Boy and Trouble.
Waka know damn well 🥷🏾🥷🏾 was getting clapped to love Dem 🔫 sounds😂😂😂
@meechsmith2825peter "legtouch" bailey
@dr.banana2828That barber fucked up his hairline,he sucks.
@XKonciousWaka is so much more intelligent that his lyrics suggest
@GoranKeokiInteresting
@TemporarilyImmortal1
@JuanGonzalez-vy8mhNigga reminded me of the dbz narrator wit da intro lol
@bryanmedina3183"interesting"
@JoeBlow-ub1usIf I can say it instead of physicaly doing it, I haven't committed a crime. Thats one of the wisest ways of explaining this music that ive heard, and for that I fux wit Waka.
@YellaBandannaDamn I wanna shape up in the middle of a interview
@first48pro.3Dude waka high af lol
@reds3445Barber @ 8:46 messed his already bad hair line up even more and got ghost...lol
@EricBlitwhy the fuck they get barbered while an interview ? lol wtf
@yoyoyo7024Lmaoo I'm dying how you gonna line someone up during an interview lol
@JohnnyJohn118Sean Dafny hell yeah bro, I am an Anime junkie. The fact that you recognized it is even more impressive! Word up #Salute Back
@Black101Warri0rDiggin' the show concept. Luv the NiteCap logo intro
@DigThat32waka looking like nigga stop fuckin touching me..it aint that type of party
@jaywilkerson7187wtf did he do??? His lineing still fucked up.
@seandafnynigga I Salute the fuck out you how u gone be on a Waka video and you got the nigga Yusuke Urameshi as yo profile pic? Not only its Yusuke its demon version that mean you DEEP into the anime shit. #Salute bruh #Squad thats cool as hell.
@seandafnytouching waka way too much...
@rhettwild
Award-winning and media entrepreneur takes his critically-acclaimed NiteCap series back to his native US Virgin Islands for the third time. This time he features local boxer and celebrity chef Julius Jackson alongside high school students throughout the territory.
Peter Bailey debuts the first episode of his interactive new series sharing the real life stories of America's most promising young entrepreneurs of color in an entertaining format integrating theatrical and musical performances. Up first Brian Brackeen, whose facial recognition company earned him recognition as "tech entrepreneur of the year" by Black Enterprise magazine shares his provocative story.
Award-winning Author Peter Bailey takes viewers on a journey to the past in re-telling the story of how he was inspired to create his new series "NiteCap Next" focused on empowering entrepreneurs of color.
Peter Bailey holds a round-table discussion with some of America's most successful black CEOs in which they discussed the challenges young entrepreneurs face. Global Automotive Alliance Chairman Dr. William Pickard, Angel Investor James Kelley & Christine Franklin, President of Cherokee Enterprises, Inc offer their entrepreneurial advice in this riveting sit-down