This is a 2013 thread

So op questions have been answered

Wizkid and Davido are still relevant in the industry Five years after the post.

In fact, they now have olamide, Tekno, Pyhno and co for company

Not to mention the new wave of garage/street dance hall musicians. I e Small doctor, iDowest, Mr real
etc


The truth is that this type of music will continue to remain relevant as long as the Nigeria society is harsh

Is everything cool here? What kind of old rusty thread like this made the front page... The OP might not even be alive

SeunKelechi:
Really?

Chai!!! Sharp sharp, he don turn meme....

Pussickpunk:


Chai!!! Sharp sharp, he don turn meme....

Lol, e no dey slack...

SeunKelechi:
Lol, e no dey slack...

Pls guys help watch, like, comment and tag som1 on this dance video. Abeg na competition, help me to win abeg��..https://www.instagram.com/p/Bi4p186hCsS/ Thanks

Delivar:
Those who are poorly educated also have a poor taste of music. The kind of music making waves in Nigeria is a reflection of the population who patronize the music. In Nigeria where many people are poorly educated the choice of music will definitely be poor.

God bless you.

The guys who sing the meaniful songs do not sell that much because in this part of the world, the quality does not matter! Most of the people in the music industry got there because "man must chop", so real talent in music does not matter in this place. Gospel musicians, how much are they making? Do they get endorsements like their fellow vulgar peeps? So, I do not see the reason why the vulgar words that pay the bills should not be welcomed. Although, it is not ideal, but, who really cares? The audience want it "dirty", so, they give it to us dirty.

Jeezuzpick:
*Tuface* isn't into vulgar words.
PSquare didn't really do it, either.
Just sayin'

Have you heard the unedited version of Gaga shuffle?

Talk2david1:


Have you heard the unedited version of Gaga shuffle?

No.

A revolution is about to hit the Nigerian Music Industry.

Download & Listen to this song... "ANYMAN" by #MADU

https://www.reverbnation.com/madu3/song/29497670-any-man

Nigeria music? I only listen to Johnny Drille's songs

Eminem Prophesied about this....................
Syllables- Eminem ft Jay Z ft Dr. Dre ft 50cent ft Stat Quo and Cashis....................
.
.
.
(Intro: Eminem)
"It is not about Lyrics anymore, it's about a Hot Beat and a Catchy Hook"

[Verse 1: Eminem]
If we gotta dumb down our style and A-B-
C it....................
Then so be it,,,,,,,,,,,
‘cause nowadays these
kids,,,,,,,,,,
Just don’t give a shi't,,,,,,,,,,
’bout lyrics....................
All they wanna hear is a beat,,,,,,,,,,
—and
that’s it....................
Long as they can go to the club and get
blitzed....................
Pick up some chicks,,,,,,,,,,
and get some digits....................
And the DJ’s playin’ them hits,,,,,,,,,,
“Oh, this my jam! This my shi't!”,,,,,,,,,,
We don’t know a word to a verse, all we
know is the chorus,,,,,,,,,,
‘Cause the chorus repeats the same four
words for us,,,,,,,,,,,
And the song’s ginormous,,,,,,,,,,,
the whole formula’s switched.:.........
‘Cause we don’t know anymore what
are hits....................
Is it the beat? Is it the rap
Is it a finger snap or the same 808 clap ...................." (To be continued)

Eminem is god!!!

Jeezuzpick:

No.

You should, even 2face uses vulgar language now too

Most Nigerian Hip hop Artiste are Noise maker.Most of the contents of thier songs is full of Description of Body Anatomy of Human.

Most of thier songs is full of Vulgarities.
But,i still like songs from Adekunle GOLD and Timi Dakolo.

HABA when you are talking about fela the legend,what about obesere.

okwabayi:

Fela was extremely vulgar, always talking about sex. The good old days were the same as modern times.

Talk2david1:

You should, even 2face uses vulgar language now too

E don conform........

stupid thread. we should sing like Americans cos you think they are not so vulgar right?
lets see
p#ssy money weed by lil Wayne
cold wind blows by Eminem
back to sleep by Chris brown
f#"king problems by asap
banjo Chris brown ft tyga



a$$ licking at it's peak.. op is still colonised

Olamide comes to mind, very vulgar

madukovich:


OK, No Wahala.

Like I guessed originally I'd heard it before. I finally gave it a second listen and... I didn't hear a word of english in the song apart from the first one or two sentences. I don't speak the Yoruba dialect so any form of vulgarity present flew over my head.
The song had a beautiful rythmn though.

okwabayi:

Like I guessed originally I'd heard it before. I finally gave it a second listen and... I didn't hear a word of english in the song apart from the first one or two sentences. I don't speak the Yoruba dialect so any form of vulgarity in the song flew over my head.
The song had a beautiful rythmn though.

True.