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It’s pretty late where I’m at… so i need to get some manly sleep after i type this post. Anyways, a friend of mine sent me this track to get my opinion on it. The song in question is called “When The Wind Blows” by our Naija brother in Yankee, Townkrier.

Townkrier features songstress, Tracy on the hook. Honestly, when i pressed the play button on this track… i didn’t know what to expect. The song starts of pretty nice with Tracy’s Yankee accent laying some nice melody. But as soon as Townkrier takes over with his rap lines… i was like “NOOOO!!!”

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Dude’s lines were just way off! For Pete’s sake i thought i was transported to 1991 when Nigerians were trying be fly by rapping with an Igbo accent. Townkrier’s lines felt like my 11-year old cousin rapping. Not even the Dallas vocalist, Tracy could save this song from Townkrier’s decimation.

I really couldn’t contain myself when he used Yankee slangs like “Imma” or “I put in work“. The killer for me was when he said “They never experredit”. I was like

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Oh well, i highly advise Townkrier goes back to the lab and learn his craft properly. And for you viewers… if you don’t believe all i just said or you wanna judge for yourself. Hit the download button below.

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