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nutyay (m)
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Hav u all heared d track "where y'all at" on Nas' new album Hip hop is dead? He has a line on d 3rd verse which goes -'i'm in d rolls royce, like i'm d king of Nigeria' .i want y'all 2 listen to the joint and tell me what y'all feel.
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candylips (m)
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thats just lyrics man
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naijafan (m)
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what the heck? he could have as well said
riding in my rolls royce like i'm the king of jordan
keepin' sh*t conservative like i waz eric morgan
it's just lyrics man. yea, his dad's from nigeria . . but even in one of the songs in which he featured his dad and the dude was mentioning countries he's been to (i mean the dad) he never mentioned nigeria. and there as never been a point where nas claimed nigeria, so that line was definitely just lyrics.
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JustGood (m)
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if he no be naija make he carry go
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JustGood (m)
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who him be sef?
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chino110
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I'm indifferent about weda Nas na Naija or not.If hes proud to be Nigerian we will know.We have never heard that he has come to   Naija for ones,so who is he.No body shld give a hoot about him.Although,I'm not mad @ him shaa! |
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rof-lmao
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SMH @ ya'll. Seem to me people just hell bent on associating the slightest suggestion of any respected foreigner to Nigeria. Nas AIN'T fcuking Nigerian goddamit!  Yes his name is Nasir so what? Nasir is an Islamic name and not a Nigerian name. In fact his name is Nasir bin Olu Dara Jones. Olu Dara being a name he took after his father. His father is a jazz musician who spent some time in his career performing around the world. He was given the name Olu Dara when he visited Nigeria and decided to adopt the name as his official name on his return to America. He was actually born Charles Jones III. I mean there's the good ol' Wikipedia and Google to research things if ya'll need find out stuff,  |
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Macgreat (m)
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Enogh about nas already.,.,.,., talk about 50cent talking about "50" after he came to nigeria the next video he made with G-unit,he was wearing nigerian flag "green white green" including the whole G-unit crew. And other guy is papoose, in the touch it video same thing "green white green" so! what y'all think  Naija for live |
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desiree (f)
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Nas is not originally Nigerian but we can imply that he has Nigerian roots because his father adopted the name Olu dara some years back.
People don't just take up names they can't associate with.
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jugunu (m)
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''Olu Dara (born Charles Jones III in Louisville, Mississippi[1] in 1941) is a trumpeter, cornetist, guitarist and singer. He first became known as a jazz musician, playing alongside avant-garde musicians such as David Murray and Henry Threadgill.
His first album under his own name, 1998's In the World: From Natchez to New York, revealed another aspect of his musical personality: the leader and singer of a band immersed in African-American tradition, playing an eclectic mix of blues, jazz, and storytelling, with tinges of funk, African popular music and reggae. His second album Neighborhoods, with guest appearances by Dr John and Cassandra Wilson, followed in a similar vein.
Rapper Nas (Nasir Jones) is Dara's son. He encouraged his father to record the music he was playing with his band, and guested on a track on "In the World". Dara played the cornet on the track "Life's A Bitch" from Nas's debut album Illmatic in 1994. In 2004, his vocals and trumpet were featured on Nas's single "Bridging the Gap", from his album Street's Disciple.
He was given the name "Olu Dara" by a Yoruba priest when he returned to America. He has traveled throughout Africa and Europe.
Mr. Dara is also an accomplished playwright and actor, staging "Blues Rooms" to strong acclaim in New York City and Fairfax, VA during the 1990's''
, nas is not nigerian, I'm sure he implied nothin.just metaphors.
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naijafan (m)
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yea, i was also wondering what's up wit papoose in that video. any info?
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creamofluv
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hahah, you guys are really doing some mistake who said Nas is from Nigeria and who said his father is from Nigeria too?? they all beleive their ancestor was from africa they don't know for sure,
Olu Dara (born Charles Jones III in Natchez, Mississippi[1] in 1941) is a cornetist, guitarist and singer. He first became known as a jazz musician, playing alongside avant-garde musicians such as David Murray and Henry Threadgill.
He was given the name "Olu Dara" by a Yoruba priest when he returned to America. He has traveled throughout Africa and Europe.
So i want you guys to tell me where you heard Olu dara is a Nigeria, may be you guys should really do a thorough background checkings before you talk on here,
Olu Dara's Dad and Mom are not from Nigeria either,
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9ja4eva (m)
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Read hes Nigerian.
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lil_thanny (m)
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actually i've heard many guys over here talkin the same thing but i didnt believe them since they don't have any prove but when i saw this thread,i become more baffled about this issue.if he's ttruely a nigerian,i think he has to let everybody know and stop pretending as if he's using nigeria to rythme or anything like that
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d1twista (m)
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Hey Dude let everybody get this into his/her head, Nasir Jones was not born in Nigeria, He was born in Mississippi USA,
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ebeledi (m)
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nas is not nigerian of course due the history of america he has some blood in him, but to say he is nigerian is ignorant
nas born in New York
Dad born in MISSISSIPPI i know yall heard the song
come on yall stop being so ignorant, NOT everyone is nigerian
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ebeledi (m)
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Enogh about nas already.,.,.,., talk about 50cent
talking about "50" after he came to nigeria the next video he made with G-unit,he was wearing nigerian flag "green white green" including the whole G-unit crew.
And other guy is papoose, in the touch it video same thing "green white green"
so! what y'all think Naija for live
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just because he wears green white green does not mean he is representing nigeria, it is simply the fact that they wanted to wear green not because of nigeria
with all respects my brother
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9ja4eva (m)
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Abeg born in wherever he is NIGERIAN.If hes not then someone help me explain why he bears Olu Dara?
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Po Deep (m)
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@9ja4eva
U know now. . .
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d1twista (m)
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@Po-Deep do you???  |
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d1twista (m)
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@ Po Deep
Am out of this, hahah
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9ja4eva (m)
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@9ja4eva
U know now. . .
LOL.Little do u know. |
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mr me too (m)
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i know this is a little bit off topic but the statement itself "the king of Nigeria" bothers me. What does that mean? I have much respect and love for nas but it sounds kind of ignorant to me. The first time I heard the song i was thinking wtf is that. it just seems more of the same viewing African nations in that traditional tribal setting
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tianshie (m)
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i know this is a little bit off topic but the statement itself "the king of Nigeria" bothers me. What does that mean? I have much respect and love for nas but it sounds kind of ignorant to me. The first time I heard the song i was thinking wtf is that. it just seems more of the same viewing African nations in that traditional tribal setting
Just plain ignorance,a shame. |
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9ja4eva (m)
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Yeah like u said its plain ignorance.
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