9ICE

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Trip down memory lane
You probably remember Photocopy The eleventh track of 9ice Gongo Aso album, where he jumped in on that classic drum and kicked off by saying, “Photocopy ko(is not) easy, you can never be like me, this is my identity…”, 9ice used picturesque languages to paint a picture of an impersonator, that track sent the fans on a quest and the fans started searching for the name of the artist 9ice was proverbially referring to.

Isolate Vs. 9ice
In fact, their vocals can’t be differentiated for a Nigerian hip-hop newbie, the main difference between Isolate’s high-pitched voice and 9ice’s harmonious voice is the choice of music production other than that they are both veterans when it comes to using metaphors to convey their message. They both scribble perspicacious lyrics that leave the fans to the duty of deciphering.

The Bottom Line
“When two elephants fight, it is the grass that suffers.” The aphorism fits into this preparation for the war of words and I can tell you now that if this gets blown out of proportion the grass will represent the fans while the two elephants will represent the artists. Settling this amicably shows that both parties are matured and are willing to agree to disagree otherwise the question of positivity will once again be raised.