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Re: 10 Artistes That Have Promoted Fraudsters In Their Songs, Can Falz Win This War? by larrypourl(m): 4:21pm On Jun 24, 2017 |
When the education system give honorary awards to looters, are they not glorifying corruption and fraud, these artists too are replicating what is happening in the education system. The entire nation is gone. Only God can redeem this country called Nigeria. Any ways Quality leather/suede loafers available for sale at cool prices. Check my thread for more pictures.
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Re: 10 Artistes That Have Promoted Fraudsters In Their Songs, Can Falz Win This War? by mikolo4us: 4:26pm On Jun 24, 2017 |
And has d so called Falz D Good Guy shaded Naija Politrickcians for stealing our money.... This whole shade this shade that is making me puke men...Me I go soon go Shade Designer for him PANDA. |
Re: 10 Artistes That Have Promoted Fraudsters In Their Songs, Can Falz Win This War? by miqos02(m): 4:27pm On Jun 24, 2017 |
Papiikush:only you with 434 likes?? habaaa
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Re: 10 Artistes That Have Promoted Fraudsters In Their Songs, Can Falz Win This War? by IdeyFindWife: 4:29pm On Jun 24, 2017 |
Limerick: Not here to earn "Likes" from wankers and furkers who may never know me and who I certainly don't give a sh!t about; we all just yarn-dust and move on. You like it, ur problem; your hate it, your funeral; it's that simple. Nobody needs spread a mat here or earn ulcers over online strangers except we planning to meet offline, then the shyt gets real! /that's the whole point of my Siggy, if you could read tho/ y3mi:The slide started and persisted so long it's become our reality here. People keep arguing about American artistes doing drugs and crime while singing about it but they forget that we seem to have higher percentage Drug Pushers outside Int'l borders earning enough National embarrassment for the country and other prospective travelers. Many Visa-Denied Applicants do not even realize that the Yahoo-Yahoo sector contributed quite a heavy quota to the denting of Nigeria's image abroad until it got to a point many white dummies felt another word for "Fraud" was Nigeria but they keep hailing those boys all the same. To me, only thieves defend thieves that fiercely. kpaminose: You're talking percentages bro, it's all about the numbers. They got more upcoming wannabes rapping about "da game" than actually being in tha game! What would Eminem, Paul White, Li'll Bow Wow, Nicki Minaj, Drake, etc tell you about packing-heat, moving-goods and coming up the Streetz way? They even burst one another caps about not being real in diss tracks, Battle-Rap sessions etc but out here the hustle is real and a whole lotta of upcoming boys resorted to earning their breakthroughs the yahoo way. i've worked in entertainment for a while, i know enough of how the scores go and i don't trust any baga easily when it comes to that. The sad thing is that while the American drug pimps max out at criminal levels, many Nigerian yahoo-yahoo fraudsters often feel the need to upgrade to fetish yahoo-plus levels where they start snatching girls, cutting breasts and pubes upandan. Take the stats. You'd be surprised how many yahoo-boy artistes are will be willing to be part-time murderers and ritualists to augment their game to keep the "good life" going or to get fame, money, Respect, good-fortune etc. That is where we should've drawn the line but, when they flash blings on IG, everybody starts showing them love and suddenly they're legit. Some so-called celebs are even talent-less but they keep throwing dope videos all over the place, throwing weight behind their PR work and using their dirty money to forge collabs with better acts that eventually earn them the respect in the industry. Hell, i could even make you a star that way. If U got ur kish ready, the network's there from your audios to your videos to PR and artiste portfolio mgt. my guys'll neat you up and get you sounding hip & smelling all nice. Some are going that way already. Making pay first, then storming the industry. A few videos, some collabs, some appearances here and there, a lot of DJ/Vj palm-greasing-for-Airplay plus creative Social Media mngt and suddenly they are item for discussion. That wouldn't be bad but you yourself wouldn't be happy to learn that all that issh was powered by dirty money. Pple will celebrate their glory, but you, when you know their story, you'll always feel pissed. And you should, in a country, where fake pastors are being busted and multiple human heads and limbs are being found in their churches, how much do you think they'll find on our yahoo friends? Which is partly why SARS boys are always on their case. Anyway, most of these same yahoo-artistes are products of the society anyway so the country and the industry need to have their fair share of the blame. http://www.thecavanproject.com/42-musicians-who-spent-time-in-prison/ https://spinditty.com/artists-bands/10-Rappers-With-Real-Criminal-Records http://www.ranker.com/list/rappers-in-prison-complete-list-of-rappers-in-jail/whatevayoulike www.complex.com/music/2012/10/the-30-biggest-criminal-trials-in-rap-history/.....should make interesting reads in your spare time. |
Re: 10 Artistes That Have Promoted Fraudsters In Their Songs, Can Falz Win This War? by mikeade11(m): 4:40pm On Jun 24, 2017 |
You're into your yahoo yahoo activity and you call yourself a self-employed business man, weh don sir.. Papiikush: |
Re: 10 Artistes That Have Promoted Fraudsters In Their Songs, Can Falz Win This War? by ogbiwa: 5:48pm On Jun 24, 2017 |
OP what of Olamide's Story for the gods? That's a song encouraging rape, which is as bad if not worse than fraud 1 Like |
Re: 10 Artistes That Have Promoted Fraudsters In Their Songs, Can Falz Win This War? by seun1960(m): 6:33pm On Jun 24, 2017 |
femi4:guy calm down falz dey sing rubbish too. When it comes to good music we will b talking the likes of timi dakolo asha and co |
Re: 10 Artistes That Have Promoted Fraudsters In Their Songs, Can Falz Win This War? by femi4: 7:11pm On Jun 24, 2017 |
seun1960:examples |
Re: 10 Artistes That Have Promoted Fraudsters In Their Songs, Can Falz Win This War? by StoneColdBiceps(m): 7:25pm On Jun 24, 2017 |
Naijahelm: Good one Falz. Atleast for not practising law, he channels his talent to ridicle societal ills. Like father like son. Ride on bro 1 Like |
Re: 10 Artistes That Have Promoted Fraudsters In Their Songs, Can Falz Win This War? by jeff1993: 9:09pm On Jun 24, 2017 |
Erigga "Yab em" ....... In a line he said "400 years of slavery ... dem neva pay Na" |
Re: 10 Artistes That Have Promoted Fraudsters In Their Songs, Can Falz Win This War? by natznext(m): 9:16pm On Jun 24, 2017 |
Olamides' 'Prayer for Client' wasn't praising or promoting fraud... it was promoting pure hustle! |
Re: 10 Artistes That Have Promoted Fraudsters In Their Songs, Can Falz Win This War? by poweredcom(m): 9:56pm On Jun 24, 2017 |
keep hailing dem jare Na dem de make d Naija music industry. de happen jare falz should keep quiet has e ever suffer for money while he was young |
Re: 10 Artistes That Have Promoted Fraudsters In Their Songs, Can Falz Win This War? by Emperor88(m): 12:11am On Jun 25, 2017 |
IdeyFindWife:Listen to Panda by Desiigner....The song was about scammers with a BMW X6 theme and many songs like that too....COCO was promoting drugs. All this songs wins awards too |
Re: 10 Artistes That Have Promoted Fraudsters In Their Songs, Can Falz Win This War? by davillian(m): 12:51am On Jun 25, 2017 |
Olifiz:. Same with yahoo, you do small work nd make more money. |
Re: 10 Artistes That Have Promoted Fraudsters In Their Songs, Can Falz Win This War? by wizkidndavido(m): 1:29am On Jun 25, 2017 |
Papiikush: one word #Ekiti |
Re: 10 Artistes That Have Promoted Fraudsters In Their Songs, Can Falz Win This War? by BizBloke(m): 1:44am On Jun 25, 2017 |
adegeye38: This! P.S: He doesn't need to win. There's nothing to win. People diving into gutters because of what he said can look for bigger gutters. |
Re: 10 Artistes That Have Promoted Fraudsters In Their Songs, Can Falz Win This War? by y3mi(m): 3:02am On Jun 25, 2017 |
IdeyFindWife:I could recall a 2-3 page article I read in one of my Maxim magazines years ago, it was on how undercover Feds busted one of them big time modeling company/record label/club owner who utilizes models for white-dust trafficking round the world, I think he or one of his associates was linked to a murder and where all eventually rounded up with other accomplices. Point here is to second your already made point that no matter how famous a celeb, artiste or any one prestigious is over there, for the fact that their system works, no one is above is above their law irrespective of their social standing or status unlike here where all kinds of oddities reigns in the so-accepted entertainment industry. I remember telling homies back then that most times many of these rappers we listen to oftentimes aren't involved in the things they rap about but a lot of Nigerian youths so much believe otherwise. They'll say yankee rappers are actually into those criminal deeds they rap about. But, little do they know that as true as it may seem, it's not entirely accurate. The mentality there is most times it's cool to rap about underworld stuff. If everything T.I. alluded to himself on his 'Trap Back' track were exactly true and as depicted in the music-video, he won't have found the time to wax and release subsequent tracks when he'll be jail cooling off his heels. He made several references about being involved in illegal activities ranging from being a cooker/mover to an active gangbanger. Many ignoramuses would watch that video or listen to the track and swallow it without realizing everything he claimed to have done can only be credited to his alter-ego TIP. 4 Likes |
Re: 10 Artistes That Have Promoted Fraudsters In Their Songs, Can Falz Win This War? by GistFullGround: 7:16am On Jun 25, 2017 |
This the greatest of all 419 Praise-Singer. Ibo people love this song ehnnnn, Imagine one idiot playing this song during his son's naming ceremony. I asked him why he is playing it and he told me "Nna forget matterrrrrr" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kJOuvEcarNs |
Re: 10 Artistes That Have Promoted Fraudsters In Their Songs, Can Falz Win This War? by leggybaba(m): 7:25am On Jun 25, 2017 |
yungbillionaire: bro u so on point |
Re: 10 Artistes That Have Promoted Fraudsters In Their Songs, Can Falz Win This War? by TheAziz: 8:13am On Jun 25, 2017 |
falz said the truth. Buh e no consine me |
Re: 10 Artistes That Have Promoted Fraudsters In Their Songs, Can Falz Win This War? by yungbillionaire(m): 8:43am On Jun 25, 2017 |
leggybaba: thanks bro. |
Re: 10 Artistes That Have Promoted Fraudsters In Their Songs, Can Falz Win This War? by nollyspoof: 8:45am On Jun 28, 2017 |
Check out this video: How Nigerian Artistes Promote Cyber Fraud (Yahoo Yahoo) - Part 1 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DefxuGLo1_E&t=10s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DefxuGLo1_E&t=10s Source: https://gospelnaija.com/categories/14-videos/6717-how-nigerian-artistes-promote-cyber-fraud-yahoo-yahoo-part-1 |
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