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acidrop (f)
Re: 'Nigerian' Hip Hop Doesnt Make Sense
« #32 on: May 23, 2007, 10:52 AM »

what else do u want, are u trying 2 tell me that u cant difrencitate 2face from usher, well that differentiation, is 9ja hiphop, Undecided
champredd (m)
Re: 'Nigerian' Hip Hop Doesnt Make Sense
« #33 on: May 23, 2007, 11:18 AM »

Nigeria HipHop abi kile ti npe. Well there is nothing like that as far as I'm concerned HipHop is HipHop, the same sound pattern and the rest. In short sha HipHop na HipHop.
whiteroses (f)
Re: 'Nigerian' Hip Hop Doesnt Make Sense
« #34 on: May 23, 2007, 01:42 PM »

they call it nigerian hiphop because they are not sure of what they are doing yet buit they'll get there soon
whiteroses (f)
Re: 'Nigerian' Hip Hop Doesnt Make Sense
« #35 on: May 23, 2007, 01:43 PM »

also watch out for me hey
moondust (m)
Re: 'Nigerian' Hip Hop Doesnt Make Sense
« #36 on: May 23, 2007, 06:00 PM »

we should probably also look for a name for Nigerian R&B because it didn't originate from here. dont kid urself , man Hip hop is Hip Hop, whether done in America or in the Amazon Forest. it is a culture that is handed down from people to people.
romeo (m)
Re: 'Nigerian' Hip Hop Doesnt Make Sense
« #37 on: May 23, 2007, 10:27 PM »

ignorance is a big disease!!
hip hop has no boundary and it's every where worldwide and America is just one of the countries involved and Naija too
 we have Spanish hip hop,German hip hop, French hip hop, Italian hip hop, even in Mandarin

so what's the noise all about? Fuji my ass. Naija hip hop is Naija hip hop and it's all about the urban culture and what has fuji got to do with urban culture?Huh nothing!! you can say all u like about naija hip hop, but it's bigger than all of you, backward village boys Grin Grin Grin

*i know they will come after me* Grin Grin
debosky (m)
Re: 'Nigerian' Hip Hop Doesnt Make Sense
« #38 on: May 23, 2007, 10:35 PM »

sharrap your mouth there, how can you say Fuji has nothing to do with urban culture? is it not in the slums and ghettos of Mushin and others in Lagos that Fuji came out? Fuji is as urban if not more urban than the so called hip hop.

naija hip hop is the local branch/flavoring of the thing - even in the US there's West, East, Dirty South and so on, still part of hip hop.
chiogo (f)
Re: 'Nigerian' Hip Hop Doesnt Make Sense
« #39 on: May 23, 2007, 10:40 PM »

hmmm? italian hip pop, german hip pop? never heard of that. Never even knew french people rap.
romeo (m)
Re: 'Nigerian' Hip Hop Doesnt Make Sense
« #40 on: May 23, 2007, 11:20 PM »

Quote from: debosky on May 23, 2007, 10:35 PM
sharrap your mouth there, how can you say Fuji has nothing to do with urban culture? is it not in the slums and ghettos of Mushin and others in Lagos that Fuji came out? Fuji is as urban if not more urban than the so called hip hop.

naija hip hop is the local branch/flavoring of the thing - even in the US there's West, East, Dirty South and so on, still part of hip hop.

get lost my friend!! fuji my ass once again!! bla bla bla!! fuji more urban than hip hop? sharrap your dirty mouth
ayefele200 (m)
Re: 'Nigerian' Hip Hop Doesnt Make Sense
« #41 on: May 23, 2007, 11:21 PM »

ROMEO.ROMEO, where have u been?
acidrop (f)
Re: 'Nigerian' Hip Hop Doesnt Make Sense
« #42 on: May 24, 2007, 03:52 AM »

dont care wat ya'll think, but nigeria's got hiphop and itz a good on 2 Angry, was listening 2 that tony tetuilla, aids soong, erm . . ,  . . dtaz one crap hiphop Undecided
mimiko (f)
Re: 'Nigerian' Hip Hop Doesnt Make Sense
« #43 on: May 24, 2007, 12:05 PM »

there is nothing wrong with naija hiphop oh! wats the force about it, u dont want us to stick to the same old Apala or Fuji thingy, u cant deny the fact that u do enjoy the so cald naija hiphop, its really fun unless its just the name u re not content with.
gbade. x (m)
Re: 'Nigerian' Hip Hop Doesnt Make Sense
« #44 on: May 24, 2007, 10:57 PM »

@ everybody and the whole bloody topic:

seriously people, i don't see what the fuss is. "Naija Hiphop" is just another way of saying "Hiphop from naija" or hiphop with a Nigerian flavour in it, so what the bloody hell?

acidrop (f)
Re: 'Nigerian' Hip Hop Doesnt Make Sense
« #45 on: May 25, 2007, 02:02 AM »

wow, someone is practising some swearing skillz, datz not d point, some peeps here says there is no 9ja hiphop, as in no hiphop from 9ja as 2 how u put it Undecided
Sharn06
Re: 'Nigerian' Hip Hop Doesnt Make Sense
« #46 on: May 25, 2007, 02:30 AM »

Nigerian hiphop is as existent as any other genre, you know. do u know that hiphop has so many other genres under it? this is one of 'em
bigrovar (m)
Re: 'Nigerian' Hip Hop Doesnt Make Sense
« #47 on: May 25, 2007, 12:50 PM »

OK Lets not call it Naija Hiphop lets call it 9ja hiphop,  on a serious note  why i feel that maybe Naija hiphop  might sound more uniq in another name like AFROPOP which is what i call my Playlist of Nigerian Urban Music, however i feel that Nigeria Hiphop has its own uniq style.quite different from mainstream hiphop.and most importantly it gets its contents from the street of Nigeria,hence creating a uniq nigerian youth culture, which is what a good music is all about, about it not being original, what i will say is that if nigerian hiphop is not original then,afrobeat,R&B,highlife are all not original,because all these music genre take their inspiration from one source of music,,for example highlife is westafrican interpretation of JAZZ,AFROBEAT came from Highlife,Soul from Slave Music,R&B,from soul ,  Dance hall from regae,gala from dance hall, while fuji and juju might be Nigeria's World music does not mean that every muscian in Nigeria should be a juju singer,Every country has got their own traditional and urban music music, finally the name might not be original but the content is very original, and its better that way  than the other way round
el-rufai (m)
Re: 'Nigerian' Hip Hop Doesnt Make Sense
« #48 on: May 29, 2007, 09:30 PM »

So many people in this forum and in Naija on a bigger scale have taken the name of hiphop in vain. Hiphop is not just a brand of music, its a a culture, its a lifestyle and the voice of a generation. It transcends the boundaries and domains of race, countries and different peoples of the world. I find it difficult to swallow when people try to attach appendages such as "Afro Hiphop",  "Naija Hiphop" and other such nondescrpit appellations to Hiphop.

Matter of fact, Hiphop is Hiphop irrespective of the kind of flavor added to it. Be that Nigerian flavor, Ghanaian  flavor or whatever. I've seen Dr Dre add some Indian flavor to his music and I'm still to hear him call it Indian Hiphop. That genre of music called Naija hiphop is nothing but a fatherless child, a damned bastard and real hiphop heads should beware! I really dont know where they got that crap from. Thats why most naija artistes are so whack I dont watch tv anymore.

Enuff said, Hiphop is Hiphop!!
gbade. x (m)
Re: 'Nigerian' Hip Hop Doesnt Make Sense
« #49 on: May 29, 2007, 11:45 PM »

Blah blah blah, in this context it's the musical aspect of HipHop nigerians are particular about, not the culture as a whole. . .
redsun (m)
Re: 'Nigerian' Hip Hop Doesnt Make Sense
« #50 on: May 30, 2007, 08:58 AM »

Hip Hop is a message,message for the oppressed,message of corruption,message of ignorance, message of unfaithfulness,message of wisdom and breakthroughs,it dosn't matter weather you are in america,nigeria,england or jamaica, black or white,just say it and say it right for the the people to listen.
Po Deep (m)
Re: 'Nigerian' Hip Hop Doesnt Make Sense
« #51 on: May 31, 2007, 03:25 PM »

Once again,
"Afro-hiphop needs to go see the barbers."
-modenine.
Po Deep (m)
Re: 'Nigerian' Hip Hop Doesnt Make Sense
« #52 on: June 01, 2007, 01:02 PM »

Whats d meanin' of Mo jay?
jerrymania (m)
Re: 'Nigerian' Hip Hop Doesnt Make Sense
« #53 on: June 01, 2007, 04:25 PM »

Quote from: Po Deep on June 01, 2007, 01:02 PM
Whats d meanin' of Mo jay?

I'm the Real Mo'J. dat prick stole it 4rm me!
Po Deep (m)
Re: 'Nigerian' Hip Hop Doesnt Make Sense
« #54 on: June 01, 2007, 04:36 PM »

Modenine jack'd your line?
jerrymania (m)
Re: 'Nigerian' Hip Hop Doesnt Make Sense
« #55 on: June 01, 2007, 04:40 PM »

Quote from: Po Deep on June 01, 2007, 04:36 PM
Modenine jack'd your line?

nah Kinky jack'd ma name!
Po Deep (m)
Re: 'Nigerian' Hip Hop Doesnt Make Sense
« #56 on: June 01, 2007, 04:46 PM »

Oh, I see.
seun001 (m)
Re: 'Nigerian' Hip Hop Doesnt Make Sense
« #57 on: June 01, 2007, 07:33 PM »

copyright infringement on nairaland.

moderator,sanctions please
dblock (m)
Re: 'Nigerian' Hip Hop Doesnt Make Sense
« #58 on: October 14, 2007, 03:06 AM »

To begin my point I will start with Eldee. He is the most underrated African Artist that ever stepped foot on this planet.

In America right now, Hip Hop is being dominated by South Rappers, the dirty south boys,  Ludacris, Young Buck, Lil Jon, Chamillionaire, T.I etc,  What most of these South Rappers have in common with the exception of Ludacris, T.I and Cha,  is "repetitiveness" and lack of lyrical ability. The truth is HipHop and Rap today in the states is whack. The days of MCs are over.

There are a few people keeping the industry alive, like; The Game, Dr Dre (retired), Twista, T.I.,,  These Rappers are the best in the world, now if you say Nigerian HipHop is whack, I guess you could say that but the reality is that Nigerian Artists like Eldee, Sip Easy,  Are just as good as the best in the states,

Listen to Eldee's song "Damn Woo oo oo" and compare to AMERICAN Artists with 6 zero salaries like "Lil Jon, Diddy, Pharrell, East Side boys etc.

Yes there are a lot of unprofessional artists in the Nigerian Music Industry, but people fail to realize that some Nigerian artists are better than their favorite American rappers,

FACT, 

Yes Nigerian Hip Hop doesn't make sense, but only an idiot would say that American Hip Hop makes sense.

99% of Hip Hop/Rap Songs from the US. don't make sense,

Ludacris, Young Buck, Fitey, Lil Jon, Busta Rhymes, Eminem and others don't make sense in their songs,

This is an Extract from Lil Jon's Song "Get Crunk"
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Now bitch niggas straight crunk
Its beena long time for a nigga to act the way
we actin'

What exactly is a "Bitch nigga" and how do you get Straight crunk??

Most rappers in the US these days are simply people from the Ghetto or Suburbia looking for a way to earn a living. Most of them aren't the "Gangsters" they portray themselves to be, and those that are over exaggerate the issues they go through.

Someone like The Game is as much a Gangsta as the 14 year old Suburban Kid in London who admires his music and wears Hip Hop Jewelery. The Game is and never was a Gangster. He came into the game to put food on the table,  People criticize Nigerian Rappers for trying to present this same Gangsta "Stereotype" When there are probably more Gangstas in Nigeria than in America.

If Compton is a War zone with Bloods and Crips "With they Clips" then what is Port Harcourt, or Kano when a Porno comes put.

Yall Remember "NWA" "Niggaz with Attitude" That group was arguably one of the most controversial in Rap History. They had the "FBI" on their tails Yet the only Gangsta in the group was Eazy E, and Aids laid waste to him not a gat.

You can criticize the level of originality in the Nigerian HipHop scene, but then what do you call "Tu Face, P Sqaure, Eldee?

Most of their songs are riddled with Nigerian issues and Pidgin English etc.

What is more bizarre? A Nigerian Artist presenting himself as an "American Gangsta" or American Artists like The Ying Yang Twins??
seun001 (m)
Re: 'Nigerian' Hip Hop Doesnt Make Sense
« #59 on: October 15, 2007, 07:30 AM »

@dblock,

now if i get wot u are trying to say,u saying people like eminem don't make sense in their music.

can u please and please identify the songs in which eminem doesnt make sense.



"Bitch nigga"



bitch nigga simply means a black girl,thats very easy to understand.


u seem to forget that most of the speak in the local slangs and u got to be from around there to understand their music.just like naija mixes pidgin with music.




bouzymill (m)
Re: 'Nigerian' Hip Hop Doesnt Make Sense
« #60 on: October 16, 2007, 12:37 AM »

@DBlock
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Most rappers in the US these days are simply people from the Ghetto or Suburbia looking for a way to earn a living. Most of them aren't the "Gangsters" they portray themselves to be, and those that are over exaggerate the issues they go through.
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The truth is HipHop and Rap today in the states is whack. The days of MCs are over.
Man,  I would agree with you because i realized most of what you listen to and call HipHop are nothing but the derailed ones,  If you look at what hiphop stands for you would realize that you've not been listening to the right hiphop. When you listen to more of HipHop, you would meet the real HipHop. The days of Mcs are not over and hiphop is not of Whack. I don't know of R and B. if you want me to list positive rappers and real mcs i will.


skingo (m)
Re: 'Nigerian' Hip Hop Doesnt Make Sense
« #61 on: October 16, 2007, 01:15 AM »

@ bouzymill: u be fool!
say nothing else coz u dont have ommon sense
jerrymania (m)
Re: 'Nigerian' Hip Hop Doesnt Make Sense
« #62 on: October 16, 2007, 08:30 AM »

Quote from: skingo on October 16, 2007, 01:15 AM
@ bouzymill: u be fool!
say nothing else because u don't have ommon sense

The guy was only aring out his opinion but you are airing out insults. wetin him do u?
colomb (m)
Re: 'Nigerian' Hip Hop Doesnt Make Sense
« #63 on: October 16, 2007, 02:53 PM »

them so call hiphop artiste here sucks and believe that they cannot withstand the level of 'em foreign dude.What's afro-hiphop?Music is poetry and i don't think it shud be limited to some set of people.So if u've got the skills,u definately gon stage urself.Only guys i'm feeling now is sauce $ freestyle.
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