Didi

광화문 공연을 함께해주신 모든 분께 감사 인사 드립니다. 안녕하세요, 방탄소년단입니다. 4년이라는 긴 기다림 끝에, 저희 일곱 멤버가 다시 모여 광화문이라는 뜻깊은 공간에서 여러분을 마주했습니다. 저희의 복귀 무대가 무사히 완성될 수 있도록 아낌없는 배려와 응원을 보내주신 모든 분께 감사 인사를 드리고자 합니다. 먼저, 광화문 광장을 저희의 복귀 무대로 품어주시고, 수많은 인파 속에서도 큰 사고 없이 안전한 공연이 될 수 있도록 힘써주신 경찰, 소방, 정부 및 지자체 관계자 여러분께 고개 숙여 감사드립니다. 교통 통제와 소음 등 크고 작은 불편함을 감내해 주신 시민 여러분, 그리고 광화문 일대 상인 및 직장인 여러분께도 진심으로 죄송하고 또 감사하다는 말씀을 드립니다. 저희의 공연을 너른 마음으로 품어주신 그 따뜻한 배려를 결코 당연하게 여기지 않고, 오래도록 가슴 깊이 새기겠습니다. 그리고 무엇보다, 우리의 전부이자 자랑인 사랑하는 아미 ! 긴 시간 동안 변함없이 저희를 믿고 기다려줘서 정말 고맙습니다. 광장을 가득 채운 여러분의 함성을 듣는 순간, ‘아, 마침내 돌아왔구나’하는 벅찬 마음이 들었습니다. 그 많은 인원 속에서도 서로를 배려하며 성숙하고 질서 있게 공연을 즐겨주신 여러분의 모습에 저희가 더 크게 감동했습니다. 늘 그랬듯, 여러분이야말로 저희의 가장 큰 자부심입니다. 화면 너머로 같은 마음을 보내준 전 세계 아미 여러분에게도 진심으로 사랑과 감사의 마음을 보냅니다. 이번 광화문 무대는 저희 방탄소년단 일곱 명만의 것이 아닙니다. 안전을 책임져주신 분들의 노고, 시민 여러분의 따뜻한 양해, 그리고 아미의 변함없는 사랑이 모여 완성된 무대였습니다. 여러분이 보내주신 이 큰 사랑과 성원을 잊지 않고, 앞으로 이어질 방탄소년단의 여정에서 더 큰 울림과 좋은 음악을 만들어 나가겠습니다. 오늘의 뜨거웠던 기억이 여러분의 일상에도 오래도록 기분 좋은 선물로 남았으면 좋겠습니다. 저희는 정말, 더없이 행복했습니다. 감사합니다. 2026년 3월 21일 방탄소년단 올림

Your child and their partner are abroad and just had a baby. Both want their own parent to come first. How would you intervene?

Go to ChatGPT and use this prompt: Create a caricature of me and my job based on everything you know about me. Come back and share your photo: I'll go first.😂

You think if Nigeria were unstable; plagued by unrest or war you’d still be working remotely and earning in dollars? When the dollar was ₦450, earning $1,000 gave you ₦450,000. Today, with the dollar around ₦1,500, that same $1,000 earns ₦1.5 million. Do you really think the government you constantly bash isn’t deliberately allowing a high exchange rate so Nigerians can earn more from exporting skills, services, and goods? You most likely when to public primary and secondary schools thats fully paid for by Govt or public tertiary institution that's heavily subsidized by Govt. Pay your tax and stop being irresponsible.

I actually don't think Peter Obi hates corruption and corrupt people the way Datti actually does 😂 Lemme explain: Peter Obi treats corruption like a structural disease. His instinct is centered on prevention. He prefers to block leakages, reduce waste, starve corruption by making the systems boring, tight, and data-driven. That’s why he talks budgets, savings, prudence, cutting excess. Obi’s anti-corruption posture is almost surgical and technocratic. He believes if you design the system well, corruption will suffocate on its own. Datti, on the other hand, reacts to corruption like a moral insult. When he speaks, it sounds very personal, almost offended on behalf of society. His language is sharper, less diplomatic, more confrontational. He doesn’t just want corruption reduced; he wants it called out, punished and disgraced. The difference isn’t that one tolerates corruption and the other doesn’t. It’s basically a thing of temperament. Obi is restraint, discipline, long-game governance. Datti is fire, impatience with nonsense, zero tolerance in tone. Think of it like this: Obi wants to redesign the house so that thieves can’t enter. Datti wants to catch the thief, flog him publicly, and make an example out of that thief so that others don’t try. Neither approach is wrong. In fact, they complement each other.

CASEMIRO: “Mourinho called me into his office and I immediately got scared, I asked myself, ‘But what did I do? I haven’t done anything...’ and he tells me: Case, I know you very well, I know perfectly how many matches you played at São Paulo and what you won. Do you see this? (there was a board with the lineup for the next match) your name is here, you’ll be a starter. —Me?— Yes, you’ll be a starter, I know you very well, in the match go all in, that’s what the Bernabéu likes, go all in for the first 15 minutes, then show yourself off, hit a 70-meter long ball without fear.” “I swear I left that room feeling like the best defensive midfielder in the world. I went out on the pitch and did exactly what he asked me, I went all in the first minutes and then hit a long pass to Cristiano. At the end he comes up to me and says: Very good kid, you did what I asked, you’re called up for the next Champions League game.”