THE AMAKA:

it'its not good to assume that everyone was born and raised in naija.
1. why would i be patriotic if the music is crappy? i don't even understand what most (70%) of the artists are saying cause whatever gibberish they speak, i don't comprehend.
and i didn't start listening to naija music until late '06 so this music is "foreign" to me.
neither have i watched any naija music videos that came out '05 and before, sorry, so i wouldn't know.
who cares about the quality when all the storylines, beat, and other crap is all the same! it may be in "HD" or "HQ" but that ain't gonna make me watch it or rate it a "good" video.
and PLEASE don't assume that i listen or even watch american hip hop videos cause i don't do that either. im very selective in that category, i prefer R&B

lol @ the part in bold. THAT'S A BIG REASON WHY I DON'T WATCH NAIJA VIDEOS, ABEG!!! ALL NA THE SAME THING! aren't those the same people that copy all these western artists anyway? shior.
and i enjoy lady gaga, thank you! she may be foreign to you, but not to me

THE AMAKA:

you're soooooooooooooooo dumb!!! hahahaha that's why i ignore Nigerians that are as hard-headed as you.
who is forming dollarland? or is that what you think?
i KNOW where I'm from. just because im Nigerian by blood does not mean im automatically Nigerian by association.
is it really by force to like Nigerian music, most of which i don't even understand, and that has been copied time and time again?
sit down boy.
HATER.

THE AMAKA:

yep, you're just a hater. and who says I'm tryna be american? why would i "try" and be something?
just because i don't fancy whack naija music makes me fake? LOL
please, hush boy.

were you denied a visa? 

FL Gators:

Then I must be fake too because I depise those westernized wanna-be Naija artists. Yawn

Lemme guess; Pink when you're happy, blue when you want to diss.

ayettymama:

this is the best- song and video absolutely amazing!
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THE AMAKA:

yep, you're just a hater. and who says I'm tryna be american? why would i "try" and be something?
just because i don't fancy whack naija music makes me fake? LOL
please, hush boy.

were you denied a visa? 

pro01:

I never applied for a US Visa. Been to more exotic places on holidays. Slaves like you go there to wash corpses and never quite save enough money to buy a ticket home. "whack naija music"? Listen to yourself. Such blanket denigration of your own country's art speaks volumes of your paucity of sense.

If you dont like particular naija songs, it's allowed! But by all means indicate that/those which you do like! Ayettymama and everyone else here did just that. For you to condescendingly denigrate the whole gamut of naija art expression as "gibberish" or "whack" shows how pathetically pretentious you are. Drop that beautiful name 'Amaka' and ask your slave-master to find a befitting 'foreign' name for you. I'd suggest one for free though: dimwit.

THE AMAKA:

lol GET OVER IT!
single-minded mofo, who even said i was born in Nigeria? coming here to do what? lolol!!!
you're just madd!!! haha
so i guess you skipped the part where i said i didn't know naija music existed until i first stepped there in '06
keep making an arse out of yourself, very entertaining.
90% of it is whack whack whack whack! okay?

answer this question. IS IT BY FORCE TO LIKE ROCK MUSIC? IS IT BY FORCE TO LIKE HEAVY METAL? IS IT BY FORCE TO LIKE COUNTRY MUSIC? IS IT MY FORCE TO LIKE JAZZ? IS IT BY FORCE TO LIKE HOUSE MUSIC?
and again, IS IT BY FORCE TO LIKE NAIJA MUSIC?

pro01:

I never applied for a US Visa. Been to more exotic places on holidays. Slaves like you go there to wash corpses and never quite save enough money to buy a ticket home. "whack naija music"? Listen to yourself. Such blanket denigration of your own country's art speaks volumes of your paucity of sense.

If you dont like particular naija songs, it's allowed! But by all means indicate that/those which you do like! Ayettymama and everyone else here did just that. For you to condescendingly denigrate the whole gamut of naija art expression as "gibberish" or "whack" shows how pathetically pretentious you are. Drop that beautiful name 'Amaka' and ask your slave-master to find a befitting 'foreign' name for you. I'd suggest one for free though: dimwit.

pro01:

I never applied for a US Visa. Been to more exotic places on holidays. Slaves like you go there to wash corpses and never quite save enough money to buy a ticket home. "whack naija music"? Listen to yourself. Such blanket denigration of your own country's art speaks volumes of your paucity of sense.

If you dont like particular naija songs, it's allowed! But by all means indicate that/those which you do like! Ayettymama and everyone else here did just that. For you to condescendingly denigrate the whole gamut of naija art expression as "gibberish" or "whack" shows how pathetically pretentious you are. Drop that beautiful name 'Amaka' and ask your slave-master to find a befitting 'foreign' name for you. I'd suggest one for free though: dimwit.

Mmmbop:

lol, oh gosh, here we go

THE AMAKA:

lol look what the wind blew in again. . .
lmfao!

FL Gators:

Honey, the wind is fair today. Its not [i]that [/i]strong

pro01:

I never applied for a US Visa. Been to more exotic places on holidays. Slaves like you go there to wash corpses and never quite save enough money to buy a ticket home. "whack naija music"? Listen to yourself. Such blanket denigration of your own country's art speaks volumes of your paucity of sense.

If you dont like particular naija songs, it's allowed! But by all means indicate that/those which you do like! Ayettymama and everyone else here did just that. For you to condescendingly denigrate the whole gamut of naija art expression as "gibberish" or "whack" shows how pathetically pretentious you are. Drop that beautiful name 'Amaka' and ask your slave-master to find a befitting 'foreign' name for you. I'd suggest one for free though: dimwit.