GraceBestowed: D'Banj is not your typical crossover artiste, he is solely African. It is not unusual that the Americans don't like the song. I think D'Banj has done well for himself (as per being recognised), but he would have to do something drastic to win hardcore 'western' fans!

Ejiné: I think D'Banj should just abandon the music thing and just stick to the number 1 reason Kanye West took him to America in the first place - To wash Kim Kardashian's panties.

Mah boi D'Banj said he wanted to build the bridge from Africa to America, but e be like say im cement don finish.

I KILL:
Guy dere is no hatred here, d.banj has no talent in singing

I KILL: when I talk say d.banj no get talent, dem say I dey hate, dis is what happens wen we africans (especially nigerians) listen 2 d beat of a song and not d lyrics and voice of d song cuz I see no reason why d.banj shud rep nigeria in anything atall wen we av d likes of darey, bez, praiz and even iyanya whom I know can sing something meaningful if he wants to, and 1 thing dat surprises me again is d kind of people we use as judges in a music talent show, imagine using some1 like davido, d.banj, jesse jagz as judges 4 a singing competition What do dey know abt singing, fact is.. D good songs r not recognised only d craps r recognised

SLIDE waxie: This is wot u get wen u allow ur enemy to produce ur song!
Don jazzy na d producer o!

ShyM-X:


Bro., you just exposed yourself - you posted all the malicious comments on that blog using different handles...

FYI, no one in US/UK spells "Artist" as "Artiste" - only Nigerians do that(I see that on this forum all the time)!

You're a hater!!

dammytosh:

Producer indeed. Why has he not produced another hit song since or made another Dbanj.

The Mavin album was a disaster. I bought it and gave it out. Yet some hypocrites still shout go back to Don Jazzy. to do what exactly ? To leaving endorsement from Sony and join Loya Milk Brand Ambassador ?

safarigirl: I quote PeterPsquare- I would rather remain a king within Africa than a slave somewhere else.

Did Kokomaster really think somewhere in his small, deluded brain that he would be able to sell the advance CR@P he calls music to the world? If even Americans with their sometimes wack taste in music can detect his lack of talent, what more the rest of the world?

He better run from the demonic entities he hangs with while he still has the chance, before he'll be begging Soundcity for work and interviewing Iyanya.

And yes, I'm a HATER

Mr. Globe:

lol. try again and try harder next time. Funny how you always try to marry American and British culture together. Two things that don't match.

Arun-NGO:
COULD ANYONE COMPARE WHAT HE DISHES OUT NOW TO WHEN HE DBANJ WAS THERE ?

FALL IN LOVE

SUDDENLY

IGWE

OLIVER TWIST

MAJE SOMETHING SOMETHING

he has gone so bad that even his remixes are so out of tune, check out Azonto remix, iyanga remix, etc.

i love his swagger when he was with mo' hit better, the way he comes into any business was superb.

"i'm Dbanj my Jamaica friends call be ......"lol

dammytosh:

So because na Oyibo comment so F wat ? I am sure they liked Maze's rap line "Hey mama, wont u come here to papa" blabbing...

He does not have talent yet, Sony signed him He has made millions of dollars as an artiste. Your brother wey get talent na Loya Milk signed him.

I honestly prefer not to have any talent in this context.

Stop hating. He has left and left for good cos i am sure most people hated him for leaving 'Don Jazzy who made him' i wonder why he has not made another Dbanj since. Tribal bigots.

ShyM-X:


Obviously, why won't P-square say that, when they started off as a bootleg Usher+Nelly+Lil-Jon in one remix, with a fvcked up and clownish/unappealing enunciation to foreign audience... Then moved to remixing other people's tunes as their own... They'd rather stay in Africa because their style of music isn't unique and they can't compete out there...

However, D'banj on the other hand has a unique style and an international appeal... He's already big in Europe - time to conquer the yank market and get the dollar dollar bills, yo!!

ShyM-X:


Who cares? - at the end of the day - D'banj is doing what D'banj wants and what's right for D'banj!!

Stop hating, bro..

ShyM-X:


No one spells "artist" as "artiste" in both countries...

Why did you create different handles to hate on ya boy??

Did he give your wife/girl the koko lowkey, or something??

kayci_d77:

Conquer Europe with which song...Mr man wake up, that guys is gonr for good. he has exposed himself, he is nothing without Don Baba.

Ejiné: I think D'Banj should just abandon the music thing and just stick to the number 1 reason Kanye West took him to America in the first place - To wash Kim Kardashian's panties.

Mah boi D'Banj said he wanted to build the bridge from Africa to America, [size=15pt]but e be like say im cement don finish[/size].

Mr. Globe:

You dbanj stand disgust me. I bet you think he is the richest artist in the world. I don't like Don jazzy either, he blocked me on twitter. I only play Good music.

tellwisdom:
Bro, he is not in anyway hating; unless u urself dont knw a good song...That dude is a total failure now, i cant even allow him sing for my nephew's buffdae party.

Mr. Globe:

lol. try again and try harder next time. Funny how you always try to marry American and British culture together. Two things that don't match.

Mr. Globe:

You are talking thrash. You argument is too weak to attract a response

ShyM-X:


definition of a good song is subjective... The guy is swimming in a bigger pond now, and you don't expect him to keep making tunes just for the African market... House music is big in Europe(and it's already catching up in America as well) - hence why D'banj changed his style of music to fit into the international market albeit still African...

You lot need to move with the tide or get left behind!!

ShyM-X:


definition of a good song is subjective... The guy is swimming in a bigger pond now, and you don't expect him to keep making tunes just for the African market... House music is big in Europe(and it's already catching up in America as well) - hence why D'banj changed his style of music to fit into the international market albeit still African...

You lot need to move with the tide or get left behind!!