When you hear the car and remember you haven’t taken the chicken out of the freezer. #GrowingUpInAnAfricanHome pic.twitter.com/rR9lCAN26p

— the finesse kid (@DonMabika) September 26, 2016

#GrowingUpInAnAfricanHome people would squeeze our fingers & we laugh it off pic.twitter.com/HDwhwmfXCm

— Arthur Musinguzi (@arthurtotally) September 26, 2016

#GrowingUpInAnAfricanHome there’s gotta be a picture of Jesus & Virgin Mary hanging on the wall somewhere in the house.. pic.twitter.com/2xDOrbr0u0

— Ⓚ.. (@iamkevoo) September 26, 2016

#GrowingUpInAnAfricanHome fam if you come home & you start your twanging nonsence , they’ll look at you like : pic.twitter.com/Rc4S3wCqQi

— A girl actually (@obakeeng__) September 26, 2016

When visitors come to your home and juice comes out of nowhere #GrowingUpInAnAfricanHome pic.twitter.com/JR85cQansf

— African President (@iGitz_) September 26, 2016

#GrowingUpInAnAfricanHome was fun pic.twitter.com/1olEzmC5DH

— Allie ✌️ (@govnar_ali) September 26, 2016

#GrowingUpInAnAfricanHome you get the chance to see things pic.twitter.com/fL1mRd5bng

— Allie ✌️ (@govnar_ali) September 26, 2016

#GrowingUpInAnAfricanHome how your mother looked at you when you stared the visitor’s food pic.twitter.com/CMFRJh7dzB

— Joshua odawa (@Joshuaodawa) September 26, 2016

When you get home late, your parent be like ‘Go back to where you came from’ #GrowingUpInAnAfricanHome pic.twitter.com/KDwopxu1yD

— African President (@iGitz_) September 26, 2016

You leave your food in the refrigerator and find its gone when you come back #GrowingUpInAnAfricanHome pic.twitter.com/xtxFFiISOV

— Mahmud Said (@lawd_maestro) September 26, 2016

#GrowingUpInAnAfricanHome Girls Cooked like their Mothers but nowadays they Smoke like Their Fathers pic.twitter.com/tquwonVT4V

— MaPeSa KuRia, OGW. (@KuriaMapesa) September 26, 2016

I know this! @ItsDahtMurdaBoy: #GrowingUpInAnAfricanHome
This was a very big insult when I was a kid pic.twitter.com/2zA9X7ueUE

— Thapelo Mokono (@Thapy2) September 26, 2016

#GrowingUpInAnAfricanHome most of us used that all the time pic.twitter.com/QRKkUfYXJA

— EldoretTrendsetter (@AllieAllans) September 26, 2016

Everything had to be covered with a cloth made by Grandma & inherited through generations #GrowingUpInAnAfricanHome pic.twitter.com/mtCwu24SJT

— Mahadam Gandhi (@AdamMaina_) September 26, 2016

#GrowingUpInAnAfricanHome Sarcasm was always the norm pic.twitter.com/3dBrVrP50Q

— Tash!IG:ISHOBZ (@iTs_Hobz) September 26, 2016

When you report your Elder brother to your parents and he gets you alone in the house when the parents are gone. #GrowingUpInAnAfricanHome pic.twitter.com/j1kMdEfrJf

— Samwise Gamgee (@Sambannz) September 26, 2016

When you shared maize with siblings by counting lines #GrowingUpInAnAfricanHome pic.twitter.com/iQvMzZVcGH

— Abdirisan Göõñër (@Abdirisan08) September 26, 2016

#GrowingUpInAnAfricanHome reciting the shopping list to avoid forgetting was part of you pic.twitter.com/n4PC5kiWxR

— OneDown (@OneDownLIVE) September 26, 2016

The look your mum gave when a visitor asked u to help them finish their food & you agreed #GrowingUpInAnAfricanHome pic.twitter.com/PdnUe8wBgO

— LEAKEY NELSON (@ItsLeakeyNelson) September 26, 2016

Real African pedicure apparatus when #GrowingUpInAnAfricanHome pic.twitter.com/4rs56konVh

— Sam (@wagurasam) September 26, 2016

#GrowingUpInAnAfricanHome the floor at grandma’s was our king size pic.twitter.com/Tp24rQ9lCr

— Tumelo Tshabalala (@2mzaMospeising) September 26, 2016

#GrowingUpInAnAfricanHome life is so simple and sweet pic.twitter.com/TQC2h2BgK1

— Elly Oriko (@Eng_Oriko) September 26, 2016

#GrowingUpInAnAfricanHome you didn’t avoid baths cz u hated being clean twas cz you knew you were open to attacks pic.twitter.com/RymSx0rxQY

— Cunt-Troller (@Blaqk_X) September 26, 2016