amblors:

punishing myself? smh.
i trust you have jewellery aite? e get levelz,
they're of diff cost and diff ranges n quality
you don't wear clothes you go out with indoors, and they're normally not same quality, but you still have em right? all of em na cloth abi?
you have designer shoes, you still have your nigerian made slippers, all of em na footwear abi

same with my musical taste.
i didn't say i hate Nigerian music, i've continally reiterated that i love love it, currently bumping to Bosalin - SHINE.
they're times i want to listen to american music too.

i listen to all of em, no make them all mates.
In a class of 50, person dey wey dey always come first, second on the regular.
doesn't make 2nd wack, 2nd is of lesser quality than the 1st but its still good.

babe chill abeg.
I love 9ja music, i fit get n play naija song pass you sef,
i love american music n it doesnt change anything American music > Nigerian music #fact.
don't confuse that with you preference where this is true Nigerian music > American music.

Hm. I'm just wondering why you would prefer to listen to music with lesser quality, when the one with higher quality is right by the corner.

You're comparing clothes to Music? Hm. Interesting. This is music we're talking about here you know. Music is everywhere. You don't necessarily need money to get the music of your choice.

My point is if you had the opportunity to wear "designer" clothes all the time (indoors and outdoors), wouldn't you do it?

Same goes to Music, if you had the opportunity to listen to quality music (American) 24/7, wouldn't you do it?

Well, you do have the oppotunity, why are you still jamming to Nigerian songs 70% of the time?

BABE!:

Hm. I'm just wondering why you would prefer to listen to music with lesser quality, when the one with higher quality is right by the corner.

You're comparing clothes to Music? Hm. Interesting. This is music we're talking about here you know. Music is everywhere. You don't necessarily need money to get the music of your choice.

My point is if you had the opportunity to wear "designer" clothes all the time (indoors and outdoors), wouldn't you do it?

Same goes to Music, if you had the opportunity to listen to quality music (American) 24/7, wouldn't you do it?

Well, you do have the oppotunity, why are you still jamming to Nigerian songs 70% of the time?

Baba_Eleko:


Simple analogy this girl no understand. @amblors. . . . U no see say d moment wey I don notice her level of understanding I don jejely leave her make she dey loop up and down. She just dey talk for talking sake.

Will you shut the 4uck up?! What sensible point have you posted since the beginning of this thread? You couldn't even differentiate "can" from "can't". Dullard! Upon all the a$$-whooping I gave you, you still have the audacity to quote me.  You're an ****** for that! Non- sense! 

Amblors claims he's in love with Nigerian music. He listens to Nigerian songs 70% of the time. Whereas, he believes American music is by far better. Why isn't he listening to American music 70% of the time then? It's not asif American music is hard to find. Why does he prefer "shittiness" over "quality"? Why does he prefer "second class" to "first class"?

His stand doesn't make sense to me, and since he can't justify his points, the civilized thing to do is to 'free' him. And that, I have done.

So Mr. baba eleko, what the 4uck is your problem? Arrow!

Btw Amblors, if I may ask, why do you love Nigerian music? Last question.   

amblors:


@babe whia did you get 70% from?

amblors:

I prefer to listen to Nigerian music genrally,

G-Chux:

Well, since I dig rap and rock, I go for American music while giving big ups to Muna, Eva, MI, Naeto C, Ice Prince, Skills and their likes. Terry G is the worst thing to happen to Nigerian music. Word!

Mr. Globe:
^ yeah, agree with you that american music is dropping in quality but it is silly to compare it with Nigeria music. Folks who dont hear american accent and feel shortchanged are the ones hyping the noise called nigeria music that lacks value. The difference btw both worlds is that of heaven and earth. In a country where the best musicians sing songs like asampkokoto, akpako etc. Anybody that posted this doesnt even know what is american music in the first place

Mr. Globe:

^ yeah, agree with you that american music is dropping in quality but it is silly to compare it with Nigeria music. Folks who dont hear american accent and feel shortchanged are the ones hyping the noise called nigeria music that lacks value. The difference btw both worlds is that of heaven and earth. In a country where the best musicians sing songs like asampkokoto, akpako etc. Anybody that posted this doesnt even know what is american music in the first place

ogugua88:

Just like in Naija, you have to dig deep to find true talent for Yankee.