mo like booty yen gan mehn, mo fe fi se office

to ba ro Iro mefa, mo shi ma notice

shey o mo ni girl, to ba mo bi mo shey ko e je

to ba je mo ni booty ni, ma ti ko e je

so fi Jo mommy ni, abi ti mommy no poooo

you know I like a lots of booty, so they call me ekun

I've seen a lots of booty but ti e yaato, to ba dele mi, mo ma fi a patan

ko need kajo negotiate, kito wole penetrate

o ye ti ma fun e, mo pe o ma appreciate

omo ele kini to yii po, se kole jabo, o sure pe o so po

o mo ikan to wonder mi, kilo shake nibe

live on hero

Elnino4ladies:
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End of time by MI abaga

Where have you gone now? Is it where angels fly, angels fly
When will we see your face again? Is at the end of time, end of time

live on champion for life

pressplay411:
It's no surprise. He was a conscious rapper whose lyrics touched social issues and were relatable across all ages.
He lives on through his music. RIP Lyrical Akogun.

And one IPOB guy asked me if Dagrin was
Olamide's driver?

I told him no, that Dagrin was Olamide's gate man.....Fool!

olusledge:
dagrin made naija indigenous rap what it is today... i know ya all will call nigga raw or Lord of Ajasa ....but listen to their lyrics and then compare it to the current indigenous rappers and see the difference ....he set a standard for indigenous rap ...and it keeps getting better and better

pls say indigenous Yoruba rappers to Igbos nigga raw is first to Hausa's Dan maraya Jo's may be their number one ,dagrin rap with Yoruba nigga raw rap with Igbo Dan maraya jos rap with hausa

nnokwa042:
pls say indigenous Yoruba rappers to Igbos nigga raw is first to Hausa's Dan maraya Jo's may be their number one ,dagrin rap with Yoruba nigga raw rap with Igbo Dan maraya jos rap with hausa

you dont get the message at least i acknowledged nigga raw,what am saying is compare the flows of nigga raw back then to the current rappers now phyno,zoro etc bro accept the fact Dagrin changed the indigenous rap game

Tapout:
i cried when I heard about his death he was the definition of a badoo... Any other person wey dey form or call emself badoo na learner....

pm me n I'll give u names

Ode!
Dagrin is Dagrin...and Badoo is Badoo. You can't call Dagrin badoo and vise versa. Their styles are different.

olusledge:
dagrin made naija indigenous rap what it is today... i know ya all will call nigga raw or Lord of Ajasa ....but listen to their lyrics and then compare it to the current indigenous rappers and see the difference ....he set a standard for indigenous rap ...and it keeps getting better and better

You are wrong...Lords of Ajasa set the standard. Listen to "Otiya" by lord of Ajasa and you ll bow

femi4:
You are wrong...Lords of Ajasa set the standard. Listen to "Otiya" by lord of Ajasa and you ll bow

ajasa came before dagrin yes but compare dagrins lyrics to lord of ajasa and those that came after dagrin you will see the difference ....Dagrin made naija indigenious rap what it is today

Dagrin...R.I.P Ghetto track remain my best.

Rip young soldier forever in our heart!

shadrach77:
Overrated...ya'll trying to turn him to 9ja's Tupac. His rapping was just there

Abi o. even me cef de surprise iffa de read their comments, e con be as if no Be dargrin wey I know.which lyrics them de talk cef?

olusledge:
ajasa came before dagrin yes but compare dagrins lyrics to lord of ajasa and those that came after dagrin you will see the difference ....Dagrin made naija indigenious rap what it is today

We are talking about setting standard.....Give it to Ajasa....Dagrin only followed the template.

Ajasa used English, pidgin and Yoruba so well lyrically that his hit single Otiya was no1 for many weeks.

The fact that there was a hit track before pon pon pon by Dagrin made it difficult to ignore the pacesetter. Otiya is evergreen.

Talking about taking it to another level...that's olamide cos he sings raps and gave us many hits

naijacentric:
Lyrical werey i always imagine how big u would av been if u were to be alive RIP barack o grin

Olamide wud stil b an upcoming artist if he's stil alive

funmilade4real:
Akogun sun re ooo.
we were supposed to do one hit track together, i was writing my verse when my friends called to break the News.

Iku do ro

so na lik dat dagrin death kill ur own star wey u no blow 7yrs after... Smh

Dagrin was an instrumentalist. He used it better than the others. U fall in love with the lyrics and the instrumental.

femi4:
We are talking about setting standard.....Give it to Ajasa....Dagrin only followed the template.

Ajasa used English, pidgin and Yoruba so well lyrically that his hit single Otiya was no1 for many weeks.

The fact that there was a hit track before pon pon pon by Dagrin made it difficult to ignore the pacesetter. Otiya is evergreen.

Talking about taking it to another level...that's olamide cos he sings raps and gave us many hits

ajasa came before dagrin agreed but dagrin set the standard ..compare ajasa rhymes and flows to dagrin ....olamide currently is still following dagrins template too

Babamide:
Where have you gone now? Is it where angels fly, angels fly
When will we see your face again? Is at the end of time, end of time

You are right bro

Lovly song

The only Naija artiste I still play his song. That dude was dope.

olusledge:
ajasa came before dagrin agreed but dagrin set the standard ..compare ajasa rhymes and flows to dagrin ....olamide currently is still following dagrins template too

You don't know what you are saying.

Olamide sings, Dagrin doesn't.....so where is the template. Don't be sentimental because dagin is dead.

The first Yoruba rap hit tack is "Otiya" by Ajasa. That's standard.... and millions of you cannot take it away from him.

Keshi led in the journey of Africa players playing abroad, though they might surpass him in foreign honors ...still doesn't change the fact that he was the standard

Baba4dgals:
Olamide wud stil b an upcoming artist if he's stil alive

correct olamide no reach oo even phyno is better dan him i wonder wat a colabo wif dagrin n phyno would look like!

Respect to The Great Dagrin.. He paved the way for the likes of Olamide and Ola dipps to be heard.

femi4:
You don't know what you are saying.

Olamide sings, Dagrin doesn't.....so where is the template. Don't be sentimental because dagin is dead.

The first Yoruba rap hit tack is "Otiya" by Ajasa. That's standard.... and millions of you cannot take it away from him.

Keshi led in the journey of Africa players playing abroad, though they might surpass him in foreign honors ...still doesn't change the fact that he was the standard

first yoruba track was by jjc skills not ajasa

se Democracy leley abi crazy Demo Oluwa saanu wa dakun mamaje kaje go bawa tu awon ijoba koto di quarter to mode pariwo titi funyin pe kema dibo!
joo oooo RIP Chief Executive Omo Ita (CEO) a o le gbagbe re rara, titi dojo 'pade wa
you'll be remembered till then, o lenu b i , Pon pon pon pon pon PAA!!!

olusledge:
first yoruba track was by jjc skills not ajasa

lol....last time i checked i wrote hit track

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When I heard the breaking news from STV screen news back then, I don't know when I started crying uncontrollable at that time, the guy lyrics was just too good to ignore.
Just listen to the likes of
Thank God ft Omowunmi
9ice - loni ni ft dagreen
Owo ati swagger ft cartiar, Terry Da rapman
Come back home ft PK
Champion remix - General pype, naeto C, sasha
2 much money ft Fresh
Bro, the list is just endless, continue to rest in peace the king

He has helped alot of rapper (Yoruba) to shine. May ur gentle rest in peace. I!!! respect u you alot barrack O'grin

I was traveling in PMT bus by June last year when the driver played Pon pon pon.. Almost every guy in the bus irrespective of tribe sang along. An Igbo girl between age 13-14 obviously captivated noticed that and she asked me..
"Uncle was Dagrin a good man?" I was lost in speech momentarily but I told her.
“Was Dagrin a good artiste, Yes"
"Was he a good man? That I can't tell.
RIP man. Your legacy lives on.

R. I. P da C.E. O, aw I crave for ur collabo with olamide.

[b][/b]RIP CEO OMOITA