INTERVIEW WITH MODEL MANNIE BE
Saturday, January 21, 2017
Hey
beautiful people, how's your saturday going? I hope fabulous. Emmanuel
Adesoyin (Mannie B) is a breathe-taking and eye catching model whose
presence is undeniable in the Nigerian Modelling Industry, his body of
work includes walking on major runways in Nigeria and outside Nigeria
for Top designers and getting published in the world renowed magazine, Vogue 

He is also a favourite to many designers across Nigeria, his unique features and captivating photographic presence has stood him apart in the industry and he is only just beginning.
In his infamous words he says " Watch Out World" which tells us that we are to expect bigger things from him, I first saw Mannie on a major runway event and ever since I have wanted to interview him and I am more than pleased that I got the opportunity to interview him and share his inspirational story with you guys, y'all will for sure love this one. Have a good read guys.
DVF: Hello Mannie, welcome to the DvfStyleCollective. Thanks alot for your time.
Mannie: Hey! No problem, you are much welcome
DVF: Please tell me about yourself ?
Mannie: Well..... My name is Emmanuel Adesoyin, I'm from Ondo State, I am from a family of four, I love basketball, swimming, modelling, travelling and adding value anywhere I go and to anyone I meet.
DVF: Tell me what growing up was like for you?
Mannie: My younger years were quite basic cause I didn't do much, I was so quiet and shy (lol I still am) but I still enjoyed it as it was coupled with funny and awkward experiences, I regret nothing I embrace all my mistakes and flaws they have made me who I am today
DVF: When did you discover your love for modelling and when did you begin to model professionally?
Mannie: Lol I didn't actually discover the love, it just grew overtime and it's still growing, cause trust me it isn't pretty out here in the fashion/model industry, so if you don't have passion (sorry, that word is so cliché in this industry lol) if you don't have the love, it will be very difficult to survive. I began modelling professionally in 2014 about the time I was opportuned to be one of the finalist for the Elite model look 2014
DVF: What was it like being a new model in the field?
Mannie: It is pretty tough, I say it is, cause I am pretty new in the industry, if I must say. Rejection is like the bread and butter in this industry so if you can't handle 'no!' I don't think this is the place for you.
DVF: What were your experiences like at the beginning stages of your career ?
Mannie: As
I have said earlier I still think I am pretty new, I haven't even
started, I am just opportuned to have done some shows, gone to some
places, worked with some designers, know some people. But the best of
me is yet to come. Watch out world


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