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He needs to drop all his hangers on so he does not end up like Mike Tyson or MC Hammer... hes rich no doubt but no need to prove it to the world....


Mr Oga! U advising D'banj? Please advice yourself. I'm not saying Don Jazzy is poor o, but telling me nonsense is what I will not accept.
D'banj is not making much, his relationship with Kanye is costing him more... Shut the crap! Do you know how many copy of Oliver twist that was sold? (Over 11 million) do you think that would have been possible if he didn't join good music?
I will not say much here, but I beseech u to stop this ur "bring him down act".
If "fall in love" should be released today as a new single, u pple will call it trash... Will all know why. Who God has blessed... That is why you see him going places, getting endorsed, performing on shows. I wish Don Jazzy success in all his endeavors, and myslef too.

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Re: Personal Branding Lessons Learned From D'banj by dinachi(m): 5:47pm On Aug 06, 2013
ideylaff:

There was really no need to go along these lines on this thread, we we know Dbanj very well na awa small broda

Let me tell you one thing... loud noise or showing face all over does not translate to more money in the account because Dbanj is haemoragging cash big time... his expenses is getting bigger than what he rakes in...

No taking sides... but if you dont know that there deal involving kanye did not translate into dem getting signing on fees, it was an agreement in which Mo Hits even had to pay Kanye 2 use his marketing prowess and platform to launch Dbanj into the global scene

check the records well, the only person that even got paid for the ist project was Don Jazzy for his production work on Jazz /beyonce track on watch The Throne...Track called Lift off

from the album Watch the Throne
Released August 23, 2011 (2011-08-23)
Format Airplay
Genre Hip hop, R&B
Length 4:26
Label Roc-A-Fella, Roc Nation, Def Jam
Writer(s) Kanye West, Shawn Carter, Jeff Bhasker Mike Dean, Peter Hernandez and Seal Samuel
Producer West, Bhasker, Mike Dean, Q-Tip (co.), Don Jazzy

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lift_Off_(song)

also Dbanj and Don Jazzy have learned to live in harmony without any quanta, so no need for all this, we still saw them together @ Dbanjs brodaz wedding

Also maybe you dont know that the theme song that was played at the start of every AFCON game was produced by Don jazzy... so how can he be poor? LOL

Not taking sides, but please dont drag jazzy on the floor @ the expense of Dbanj... No need...

Dbanj is meant to be part of Kanyes Good Music crew and all he gets on the label album was 30 secongs of him humming

if hes making that much money why is he back in Nigeris most of the time now... cos hes realised that Kanye has no use for him... was surprised and taken aback when Kanye demanded apperance monet to appear@ his 1st Koko concert, he had to do a last minute detour to get Tiny Tempar and co when he could not afford the fees kanye "his so called mentor@ asked for to show up in NIgeria.... so you can see its a partnership that is costing Dbanj more monet than he is meant to be making

We dont talk much on here but when we speak we give you facts... you can check them up if you feel like. Its well documented all over....

Dbanj still remains a bro to me ooo but we tell him the truth and its down to him if he wants to hear or make use if it

He needs to drop all his hangers on so he does not end up like Mike Tyson or MC Hammer... hes rich no doubt but no need to prove it to the world....

Highlights of the song Don jazzy Co produced for Jay-Z and Kanye West:
1, IGNs Chad Grischow wrote "the song is actually the least compelling of the album, sounding far more interesting when the heavy bass thump finally strips away late for a great piano melody and bongo fuelled beat." meanwhile IGN is one of the biggest websites that focuses on Video games, films and music.

2, Andy Hutchins writing for The Village Voice said that "Lift Off, isn't a hit" by concluding "Beyonce dominates; Kanye sounds half-invested at best; and Jay's presence is limited to four bars, one a Dale Earnhardt reference.

3, In his review of Watch the Throne, Andy Kellman of Allmusic wrote, "The lowest point is 'Lift Off,'(Don Jazzys Production) a bombastic mess; West’s stillborn, sung vocal clashes against a triumphant hook from Beyoncé, while the behind-the-scenes cast... overcook a regal and rugged, yet ultimately muddled, production"

4, Calling the song a "letdown", Tyrone S. Reid of Seattle Post-Intelligencer wrote that "even with Beyoncé supplying the hook, 'Lift Off' is dismal".

5, Even where there was praise for the song the focus was on Beyonce's vocal delivery not on Don Jazzy's absymal low grade production.

6, If anything, this explains Don jazzy's reluctance to go international: He was afraid he couln't compete, shame!

7, Even with the vocal perfomance by Beyonce, the best the song could do was at no 48 at the UK singles chart.

8, Factor in the fact that Don jazzy was just one of the five producers that produced the song and you now get a good picture of this guys failure.
Re: Personal Branding Lessons Learned From D'banj by Oballer: 6:15pm On Aug 06, 2013
very good. i see you are learning fast...you can go about screaming this wherever you go...its branding too

solidbroda: Alau Akbar
Re: Personal Branding Lessons Learned From D'banj by DeNoble1(m): 6:24pm On Aug 06, 2013
P.Stacks:
Eja'nla.....

Igbo man wan use your head as common with igbo people.. Olorun ma je oooo..

Don jazzy wan milk you dry, olorun ma je ooo!

Eja'nla...

A yoruba man would always be the one to show the igbo man and the hausa man the way weda they like it or not..

As from today, I won't do all that one-Nigerian non-sense again.. I will stand for my own and my own alone.. Fashola, D'banj, That little 10 year old yoruba girl Forbes Magazine called for interview.. OBJ, Otedola, Adenuga.. All them Yoruba people! You rock..

D'banjiiiiiiii. Eja'nla..

I heard don Jazzy can barely afford 3 square meal since the break up, loya milk had to help him with some milk nutrient while D'banj is dragging it with Kanye west, husband to Kim kardeshian, friend to Jay-z and Beyounce and rap mogul king of Newyork.. See D'banj connection ooo.
People like you are not supposed to exist in normal and harmonious society. You just want to spoil this beautiful thread with your dirty sentimental and negetive evil mind. I just wish every Nigerian youth will learn how to ignore a devil like you. The suitable place for the likes of you is Afghanistan.
Re: Personal Branding Lessons Learned From D'banj by ideylaff: 6:41pm On Aug 06, 2013
wasiudvd:

Mr Oga! U advising D'banj? Please advice yourself. I'm not saying Don Jazzy is poor o, but telling me nonsense is what I will not accept.
D'banj is not making much, his relationship with Kanye is costing him more... Shut the crap! Do you know how many copy of Oliver twist that was sold? (Over 11 million) do you think that would have been possible if he didn't join good music?
I will not say much here, but I beseech u to stop this ur "bring him down act".
If "fall in love" should be released today as a new single, u pple will call it trash... Will all know why. Who God has blessed... That is why you see him going places, getting endorsed, performing on shows. I wish Don Jazzy success in all his endeavors, and myslef too.

You surely dont know how the music industry works, u see album sales and think its all going into the artists pocket. LOL

u 4get A & R, Marketing and Promotion has to be deducted plus label fees b4 they share the artists his own share.LOL

Also.. the Oliver Twisst Single that went global world wide had 3 mixes by Don Jazzy on the single if u ever bought it via any legal channel like itunes... how does this translate to monet for Dbanj alone. LOL


read up more bro to get an idea of how music works on the global scale..... then you will get a clear idea that flying 1st class and walking with Big Sean dont mean money in the bank....Simple bro

Why do you think Rhinna Beyonce are always on world tour even after selling Million on Albums sales ooo @not even just Single like Oliver Twist was bro" cos bulk of their money is made form concerts and other channels..

if I buy Oliver Twist via itunes... all Dbanj gets + Don jazzy is 22.5p from the 99p it costs... then form that they deduct production and other costs b4 the artist gets his own money
Re: Personal Branding Lessons Learned From D'banj by iamboody(m): 6:57pm On Aug 06, 2013
ideylaff:

There was really no need to go along these lines on this thread, we we know Dbanj very well na awa small broda

Let me tell you one thing... loud noise or showing face all over does not translate to more money in the account because Dbanj is haemoragging cash big time... his expenses is getting bigger than what he rakes in...

No taking sides... but if you dont know that there deal involving kanye did not translate into dem getting signing on fees, it was an agreement in which Mo Hits even had to pay Kanye 2 use his marketing prowess and platform to launch Dbanj into the global scene

check the records well, the only person that even got paid for the ist project was Don Jazzy for his production work on Jazz /beyonce track on watch The Throne...Track called Lift off

from the album Watch the Throne
Released August 23, 2011 (2011-08-23)
Format Airplay
Genre Hip hop, R&B
Length 4:26
Label Roc-A-Fella, Roc Nation, Def Jam
Writer(s) Kanye West, Shawn Carter, Jeff Bhasker Mike Dean, Peter Hernandez and Seal Samuel
Producer West, Bhasker, Mike Dean, Q-Tip (co.), Don Jazzy

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lift_Off_(song)

also Dbanj and Don Jazzy have learned to live in harmony without any quanta, so no need for all this, we still saw them together @ Dbanjs brodaz wedding

Also maybe you dont know that the theme song that was played at the start of every AFCON game was produced by Don jazzy... so how can he be poor? LOL

Not taking sides, but please dont drag jazzy on the floor @ the expense of Dbanj... No need...

Dbanj is meant to be part of Kanyes Good Music crew and all he gets on the label album was 30 secongs of him humming

if hes making that much money why is he back in Nigeris most of the time now... cos hes realised that Kanye has no use for him... was surprised and taken aback when Kanye demanded apperance monet to appear@ his 1st Koko concert, he had to do a last minute detour to get Tiny Tempar and co when he could not afford the fees kanye "his so called mentor@ asked for to show up in NIgeria.... so you can see its a partnership that is costing Dbanj more monet than he is meant to be making

We dont talk much on here but when we speak we give you facts... you can check them up if you feel like. Its well documented all over....

Dbanj still remains a bro to me ooo but we tell him the truth and its down to him if he wants to hear or make use if it

He needs to drop all his hangers on so he does not end up like Mike Tyson or MC Hammer... hes rich no doubt but no need to prove it to the world....



Mr man you don't seems to understand do you? You need some education on this.. Ure just hating and am so tired of hearing dbanj will go broke, do you really want Kayne to come to Nigeria and pay his bills for himself? Dbanj and Kayne are biz partner and don't make issue out of him asking dbanj to pay his fee even if Jay Z is taking Kayne out of the state he will pay so why would Dbanj be surprised...this is international biz and not the local biz you run with family preference..
What are your fact that Dbanj is spending more than he is making, do you know how much he is making? You're say this cos you don't even know how easy it is for some one like dbanj to make money...Bro! Dbanj deserves some credit.. Dbanj is back to Nigeria most of the time because he is not a fool like you, he never told us he won't be back, he has biz, properties and family in Nigeria, he still make hell of money from Nigeria so why are you asking such a dump ass question? Y'all shouting Kayne gat no time for dbanj do you know what is the distance from US to Uk? Kayne never told dbanj he will be at the show so who foot That bill? He gave dbanj a surprise appearance in UK, Kayne slept on the plane he dint even change his top so how do you want Kayne to care for him again? The issue is if you gat real money prove it...all mega stars do it and I bet you don't why. Fact is dbanj is making more money than the whole Mavin Crew.
Re: Personal Branding Lessons Learned From D'banj by ideylaff: 9:36pm On Aug 06, 2013
iamboody:


Mr man you don't seems to understand do you? You need some education on this.. Ure just hating and am so tired of hearing dbanj will go broke, do you really want Kayne to come to Nigeria and pay his bills for himself? Dbanj and Kayne are biz partner and don't make issue out of him asking dbanj to pay his fee even if Jay Z is taking Kayne out of the state he will pay so why would Dbanj be surprised...this is international biz and not the local biz you run with family preference..
What are your fact that Dbanj is spending more than he is making, do you know how much he is making? You're say this cos you don't even know how easy it is for some one like dbanj to make money...Bro! Dbanj deserves some credit.. Dbanj is back to Nigeria most of the time because he is not a fool like you, he never told us he won't be back, he has biz, properties and family in Nigeria, he still make hell of money from Nigeria so why are you asking such a dump ass question? Y'all shouting Kayne gat no time for dbanj do you know what is the distance from US to Uk? Kayne never told dbanj he will be at the show so who foot That bill? He gave dbanj a surprise appearance in UK, Kayne slept on the plane he dint even change his top so how do you want Kayne to care for him again? The issue is if you gat real money prove it...all mega stars do it and I bet you don't why. Fact is dbanj is making more money than the whole Mavin Crew.


The boy got 30 seconds on the good musci label mates album.. that speaks volumes of the plans they have for him. LOL

im not Don Jazzy oo and im not hating oooo just did not like the way u dragged Don jazy in muds saying hes hungry...dats not nice noe haba LOL

Both of them were together kast week @ Dbanjs sistaz wedding. Lets just be happy or both of them

Cos I mean well for Dbanj, i just dont want him to be used and dumped along the way cos Kanyes seems confused since Oliver Twist apart form marketing, I still dont see what awa boy will gain from themoooo

I could be wrong sha. My bro im not fighting you ooo we just have different school of thoughts ni oooo

take care God bless you sir.
Re: Personal Branding Lessons Learned From D'banj by engrflames: 10:32pm On Aug 06, 2013
[quote author=P.Stacks]
Senseless talk!
Re: Personal Branding Lessons Learned From D'banj by abysirius(m): 10:43pm On Aug 06, 2013
@Op, I really love ur write up. It's very beautiful and thought provoking! But all this tribal bashing is not pleasant. I condemn it. Or when are we going to grow up? Please we should stop all this nonsense.

Left to me, I'm happy seeing d 2 guys together again at Taiwo's wedding. Many of u are happy likewise but ego wouldn't allow u to admit that. They were once brothers! So who tells u they won't reconcile? If they do, hw did u think pple like u ( all parties concern) or us we look like?

Abeg reason oo...

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Re: Personal Branding Lessons Learned From D'banj by abysirius(m): 10:57pm On Aug 06, 2013
De Noble: People like you are not supposed to exist in normal and harmonious society. You just want to spoil this beautiful thread with your dirty sentimental and negetive evil mind. I just wish every Nigerian youth will learn how to ignore a devil like you. The suitable place for the likes of you is Afghanistan.
I wonder what was going through his mind that he wrote such a devilish statement. I thought I was alone.
Re: Personal Branding Lessons Learned From D'banj by Bootybuttchic(f): 10:58pm On Aug 06, 2013
ideylaff:

There was really no need to go along these lines on this thread, we we know Dbanj very well na awa small broda

Let me tell you one thing... loud noise or showing face all over does not translate to more money in the account because Dbanj is haemoragging cash big time... his expenses is getting bigger than what he rakes in...

No taking sides... but if you dont know that there deal involving kanye did not translate into dem getting signing on fees, it was an agreement in which Mo Hits even had to pay Kanye 2 use his marketing prowess and platform to launch Dbanj into the global scene

check the records well, the only person that even got paid for the ist project was Don Jazzy for his production work on Jazz /beyonce track on watch The Throne...Track called Lift off

from the album Watch the Throne
Released August 23, 2011 (2011-08-23)
Format Airplay
Genre Hip hop, R&B
Length 4:26
Label Roc-A-Fella, Roc Nation, Def Jam
Writer(s) Kanye West, Shawn Carter, Jeff Bhasker Mike Dean, Peter Hernandez and Seal Samuel
Producer West, Bhasker, Mike Dean, Q-Tip (co.), Don Jazzy

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lift_Off_(song)

also Dbanj and Don Jazzy have learned to live in harmony without any quanta, so no need for all this, we still saw them together @ Dbanjs brodaz wedding

Also maybe you dont know that the theme song that was played at the start of every AFCON game was produced by Don jazzy... so how can he be poor? LOL

Not taking sides, but please dont drag jazzy on the floor @ the expense of Dbanj... No need...

Dbanj is meant to be part of Kanyes Good Music crew and all he gets on the label album was 30 secongs of him humming

if hes making that much money why is he back in Nigeris most of the time now... cos hes realised that Kanye has no use for him... was surprised and taken aback when Kanye demanded apperance monet to appear@ his 1st Koko concert, he had to do a last minute detour to get Tiny Tempar and co when he could not afford the fees kanye "his so called mentor@ asked for to show up in NIgeria.... so you can see its a partnership that is costing Dbanj more monet than he is meant to be making

We dont talk much on here but when we speak we give you facts... you can check them up if you feel like. Its well documented all over....

Dbanj still remains a bro to me ooo but we tell him the truth and its down to him if he wants to hear or make use if it

He needs to drop all his hangers on so he does not end up like Mike Tyson or MC Hammer... hes rich no doubt but no need to prove it to the world....

dis wan na story! abeg open anoda thread grin
Re: Personal Branding Lessons Learned From D'banj by 9jafreak: 11:18pm On Aug 06, 2013
To be honest,D'banj is the king at the branding and packaging game.
He is the ONLY artiste headlining Henessy this year, something that has never happened before.
His alliance with Kanye certainly raised his stocks in Western-subservient Africa if not anywhere else
can't hate on his success
Re: Personal Branding Lessons Learned From D'banj by Revolva(m): 11:51pm On Aug 06, 2013
@poster..oya take the lesson go start work for central bank na..hisss
Re: Personal Branding Lessons Learned From D'banj by dinachi(m): 11:53pm On Aug 06, 2013
ideylaff:


The boy got 30 seconds on the good musci label mates album.. that speaks volumes of the plans they have for him. LOL

im not Don Jazzy oo and im not hating oooo just did not like the way u dragged Don jazy in muds saying hes hungry...dats not nice noe haba LOL

Both of them were together kast week @ Dbanjs sistaz wedding. Lets just be happy or both of them

Cos I mean well for Dbanj, i just dont want him to be used and dumped along the way cos Kanyes seems confused since Oliver Twist apart form marketing, I still dont see what awa boy will gain from themoooo

I could be wrong sha. My bro im not fighting you ooo we just have different school of thoughts ni oooo

take care God bless you sir.
Don Jazzy you are here again? E be like say you no dey hear word. D banj got 30 seconds how many seconds did Don Silly sorry Jazzy get?
LIST OF DON JAZZY S FLOPS AFTER MO' HITS BREAK UP:

1, Rushed to produce an album immediately after the break up(SOLAR PLEXUS). The album was a mega flop.

2, Rushed to open a night club(POP. The club closed in less than six months of operations due to debt(couldn't pay staff)

3, Due to acute cash crunch, unable to host own shows.

4, Drove by frustration to sign a weak, lowly, embarrassing and paltry 5m(some say 500k) deal with Loya Milk.

5, Out of jealousy and shame hides behind various names and identities to attack D banjs superlative success online.

&, Sells sorry dashes recharge cards online to his followers to attack D banjs career.
SHAME ON YOU DON CRICKET SORRY LOYA SORRY JAZZY. grin
Re: Personal Branding Lessons Learned From D'banj by ozoemeka(m): 1:48am On Aug 07, 2013
Cite your sources, or YOU want to be called a kokolet?

sniper099: Personal branding, as you would know it, is about everything you do; going by the term, it is you as a brand.
Every job, every social and personal endeavor is tied to your personal brand. You can’t go wrong if you focus on that. Dapo Oyebanjo, famously known as D'banj has some lessons for us:

#7. Blow your trumpet. Not the Harmonica.
There’s a mental appeal to “I’m Dbanj!” . Everytime. Bursting out your speakers, you recognise the voice and probably hum along. For some people, this may come across as a gratuitous display but we overlook the psychological impact it spawns.

Whatever motive or element of character prompts the action doesn’t matter. The message remains clear. If you don’t praise yourself, or “toot your own horn”, who will?

You don’t need to rub it in people’s faces that you graduated with a first class degree from Harvard, there are a bazillion people like you already. But you should always pitch yourself. You are a brand remember? And brands are not made to sit in the laps of its makers but to be shipped, pitched, sweet-talked, into the minds of people.

#6. Your network says a lot about you.
Successful people are not lone rangers and Dbanj makes no mistake about it. The acclaimed nephew to Snoop Lion makes seemingly strategic moves to be with/around people who have gained high level of popularity and are loved by a number of people; Kanye West for example..

Move with people who’d stretch you beyond your comfort zone. You carry on a more appealing brand when you spend time with quality people.

“You now have to decide what ‘image’ you want for your brand. Image means personality. Products, like people, have personalities, and they can make or break them in the market place.” – David Ogilvy

#5. Match your style with your personality.
Seriously, the “dress how you want to be addressed” saying works. You look like a farmer, you’ll be addressed that way.

Confident, poised, Dbanj lives up to his taste and matches it with his style. Every darn detail.
According to a research in psychology, attractive people are more likely to get successful faster than average people who probably pay little attention to their appearances. It’s not a wonder why he bags awards and signs deals after deals.

#4. It’s OK to “fake it till you make it”.
Perception is everything in our world today. Dbanj probably ended up looking like Rick-Ross-hit-the-gym in his bid to throw a new look with Kanye’s signature beard, but that’s a reflection of where he aspires to be.
Most successful people start out (early on) with mentors or notable persons they want to take after, usually; they turn out more refined and very very successful.

Whatever you aspire to be, look out for people doing remarkably well – study their biographies, updates on their achievements and basically any information you can find on them. Pick out what you like most about these people and modify to suit your person.

#3. Be innovative.
Dbanj “invented” the following words/slogans – in order of preference; Tongolo, kokolet,The koko, Eja nla, (the reincarnation of) Oliver Twist, why me?, Oshey! File! etc etc. I might just feel good about myself if you called me a Kokolet – it wouldn’t matter whether I’m having a bad hair day or not. These widely accepted catchwords are all accrued to the energetic crooner himself, making it very possible for him to create a name around his passion.

#2. Entertain people.
You’ll agree most of Dbanj’s songs were hits, topping charts in Nigeria and around the world. His performances and (which people add to their collection of dance moves), or that he speaks gibberish sometimes; Dbanj is recognised as an entertainer.

You want people to enjoy having you as company? Find out what makes them tick, know a little more about them, it’ll set you a stage and perhaps earn you a standing ovation.

#1. Stand out. Be unique.
Dbanj stood out for introducing the harmonica into his first few songs, a fusion with pop that rocked for a long time. Yes the harmonica stood him out. His “marriage” to Don Jazzy stood him out.

To strengthen the headlines, Taiwo Oyebanjo was referred to as Dbanj’s sister; it simply attracted more attention; largely because of his fame – which would have been impossible if Dbanj chose to stick to the rules.

You want people to enjoy having you as company? Find out what makes them tick, know a little more about them, it’ll set you a stage and perhaps earn you a standing ovation.

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