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Locitude YouTube Channel!!!

Hey People,

I'm bumping my head to 50cents "Go shortie, it's your birthday" even though it's clearly not my birthday... Oh well, I am excited that one of my dreams for 2017 has come true and I pray for discipline to ensure we continue through this year and many more years after.

On this note welcome to the Locitude YouTube Channel where everything we do is all about locs with the most positive attitude there is. We are currently 3 videos in and the feedback has been amazing. If you haven't been to our channel, stop carrying last and head on there right away. In the process don't forget to subscribe, like and comment.

Before I let you go, let me give some reasons why you will find our channel interesting, worth your while and your data.

1. Short and Sweet

Our videos are always between 5 - 7 minutes long. Straight to the point. No stories. You get exactly what you came for. We respect your time and data.

2. Discussional 

We never claim to know it all. So there's always room for your perspective. Are you pondering what I'm pondering?

3. Relatable.

You'll definitely find a thing or two which you can relate to.

4. Original.

We keep it real and are inspired by our environment. No fake accents, No Bullcrap, No pretentious-ness. We are us, trying to be the best versions of ourselves.

5. Educational. 

As much as we love to gist we find time to teach and learn.

6. Supportive

Going on a journey alone is never fun, so in us you will find a partner that understands where you are coming from and where you'll like to go.

7. Changing the world.

As unrealistic as it may sound, locs have benefits besides convenience to the loc head, of late we have been seeing how locs can bring about self acceptance, tolerance, acceptability and change the way we think.

You know if it is up to me I will write forever, so I would sign off now and leave you with a direct link to one of the videos on our YouTube Channel. Muaaah!!!


Stop Damaging Your Locs 
In The Name Of Protective Styling

Your Loc Head,

Ade
For #TeamLocitude.



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