rapjunkie:
@ogugua88

u set urself up about comments on NJO

BUT NJO is not a true test of how popular a song can be /will be on the streets,  . . .  it is a useful medium, no doubt, but don't get caught up with the (over) hype. . . . less than 1% of nigerians have access to the internet. . . . . think about it!!. . . plus a lot of what u see on NJO is staged. . . . just like WWE wrestling. . . . .  .

i dare lalaboi to start f-ing with me about this. . . . .

I didn't set myself up. He said no one will like the song. All I wanted was favorable comments from fans, which is what I see on NJO. I never said how many lol.

ogugua88:

I didn't set myself up. He said no one will like the song. All I wanted was favorable comments from fans, which is what I see on NJO. I never said how many lol.

Chei! ogugua!. . Can u quote where i said this?

Was it not what you were saying? That the song wasn't appealing? With the way you were talking, you were making the song sound like a flop. From all the comments I've seen on NJO, twitter, facebook, and other blog sites, anyone that has heard the song likes the lyrics and style, the same two things you said wouldn't attract people lol.

ogugua88:

Was it not what you were saying? That the song wasn't appealing? With the way you were talking, you were making the song sound like a flop. From all the comments I've seen on NJO, twitter, facebook, and other blog sites, anyone that has heard the song likes the lyrics and style, the same two things you said wouldn't attract people lol.

I don taya for una sef. . . "Will attract to far less number of people" now equals "Will not attract to anyone". .

Lol, well that's what I took your comment as. I wasn't expecting 50+ comments on his page. You know how Nigerians are. If you aren't big, you're no one. It isn't until you hammer by chance people go give you ear.

Maybe na misunderstanding lol, but I thought you were insinuating that people would leave unfavorable comments.