Sherrie Silver rekindles with former street children

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01:10 - I'm really happy to have all of you here today

01:18 at the Radisson Blu,

01:19 so that we can have a dance workshop together.

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02:03 - So school is really important guys.

02:05 I know that it's boring sometimes.

02:08 And you wanna sleep.

02:13 But if you don't focus in school,

02:18 you won't be able to be an engineer

02:20 and you won't be able to go to a good university.

02:22 You know what university is?

02:23 Good.

02:26 But we have big hearts.

02:31 (speaking in foreign language)

02:35 And we have a lot of talent.

02:37 And if we go to school and we study hard,

02:42 and even those in Hope Shine,

02:47 if you really push your dancing,

02:50 and your singing,

02:54 we can actually make Rwanda a very famous country.

03:00 (speaking in foreign language)

03:04 So it's all of our responsibility to put Rwanda on the map.

03:09 (speaking in foreign language)

03:14 So nobody should be in school like this,

03:18 oh, I don't want to go to school.

03:20 Because if you don't go to school,

03:22 you're not gonna have a job.

03:24 (speaking in foreign language)

03:28 And then you're not gonna have food.

03:30 (speaking in foreign language)

03:33 And you don't want that kind of life.

03:34 (speaking in foreign language)

03:36 You want to be able to pay and stay in Radisson Blue.

03:39 (speaking in foreign language)

03:43 Yes, no?

03:45 Okay, okay, we don't want, we don't want, okay.

03:49 Okay, who else?

03:50 Who else, somebody else tell me their name of their partner

03:54 and what they want to be when they grow up.

03:56 Okay, cool, can you tell me his name, how old he is

03:59 and what he wants to be when he grows up?

04:01 (speaking in foreign language)

04:25 Okay, cool, so you got some skills.

04:29 (speaking in foreign language)

04:33 Sometimes.

04:35 Sometimes?

04:36 (speaking in foreign language)

04:37 Where do you train?

04:38 (speaking in foreign language)

04:42 Oh, Momenda Stadium, okay, wow.

04:48 So we've got some footballers and some basketballers.

04:50 Give them a clap guys.

04:51 (speaking in foreign language)

04:55 Okay, somebody else, some girls.

04:57 So tell me her name, how old she is

05:05 and what she wants to be when she grows up.

05:07 (speaking in foreign language)

05:11 (speaking in foreign language)

05:15 She wants to be a lawyer.

05:32 Yeah.

05:33 (audience cheering)

05:36 (speaking in foreign language)

05:41 She wants to be a pilot.

05:42 She wants to be a pilot.

05:43 She wants to be a what?

05:44 A pilot.

05:45 I didn't know this.

05:48 Shakira, you want to be a pilot?

05:50 (speaking in foreign language)

05:54 Pilot?

05:54 (speaking in foreign language)

06:00 Jeez.

06:01 Which kind of pilot?

06:03 Plane?

06:05 (speaking in foreign language)

06:10 You want to fly a plane?

06:11 (speaking in foreign language)

06:16 Wow, I don't know, I've never met any female pilot.

06:20 Okay.

06:21 We have, in Rwanda?

06:23 Yeah, yeah, in Rwanda.

06:25 Wow.

06:27 That's amazing.

06:28 That's actually amazing.

06:29 Give them a clap guys.

06:30 (speaking in foreign language)

06:38 His name is Eric and he's 10 years old

06:43 and he want to be a basketball player.

06:45 Oh my goodness.

06:47 Don't just say something like,

06:49 I want to be a footballer and think it's a dream.

06:52 (speaking in foreign language)

06:56 It's possible because me,

06:59 I used to also live here back home in Africa

07:04 and I said, I want to be an actress.

07:06 I want to be a dancer.

07:07 (speaking in foreign language)

07:11 And now I'm here with you guys

07:19 and I'm every day dancing, dancing.

07:22 It's my job.

07:22 I get paid to dance guys.

07:24 (speaking in foreign language)

07:28 Not today, but I get paid to dance.

07:34 I don't have to sit in the office and be bored.

07:36 So don't look at yourself, football and basketball

07:40 and think it's just a joke.

07:42 Like this is a serious job.

07:44 So take yourself seriously.

07:46 (speaking in foreign language)

07:50 Her name is Ruedi.

07:55 (speaking in foreign language)

07:58 She has 13 years old and she want to be a doctor.

08:01 Wow.

08:02 (audience applauding)

08:04 (speaking in foreign language)

08:06 Her name is Debora.

08:07 (speaking in foreign language)

08:09 11 years old.

08:10 (speaking in foreign language)

08:11 I want to be a DJ.

08:12 (laughing)

08:15 You want to be a DJ?

08:16 DJ Debora.

08:17 Like, chika chika chika chika.

08:18 Wow, I've never, wow, that's impressive.

08:22 Give them a clap guys.

08:23 (speaking in foreign language)

08:25 It's really nice.

08:26 This is not for the children, but for the adults.

08:28 It's really nice to see like how young people

08:32 want to be in entertainment now as a job.

08:35 So I think we should actually encourage them

08:37 because growing up, they used to tell us it's not a job.

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