riversman:

Dead na your Papa, i sweat his latest track "Aids Killed me" is a hell banger, your momsy told me that,

me sef get mouf, OPONU oshi,

Oh my!! You definitely get mouth.

NEXT. . . .!

FLGators and Eldee, I dont need to rely on "supporters" after I'm not running for mayor!

Typical angry Jamaican, my a.rse. Nice try. Thats the best come back you can think of for being called out? If anybody is ashamed it's fellow Nigerians witnessing you two being prejudiced, it is YOU who needs to raise up out of my face. You are childish. Eldee called me a name and you are just as pathetic as him for not checking his ignorant arse on it. I am reasoning quite well it is you who can't rise to the occasion. Keep hating. We need the publicity.  I wont waste anymore of my time on you two mongrels.

Riversmann big up yourself 

Back on topic:

I think Nigerian artists can make it on an international scale. As I stated before dont be afraid to intermingle with other nationalities. Get your names out there and soon enough it will draw people to dig deep and try to figure out more about your culture. Works like a charm. Nigeria is full of talented youth; even those out side of Nigeria so I don't see why not.

MzDarkSkin:

FLGators and Eldee, I dont need to rely on "supporters" after I'm not running for mayor!

Typical angry Jamaican, my a.rse. Nice try. Thats the best come back you can think of for being called out? If anybody is ashamed it's fellow Nigerians witnessing you two being prejudiced, it is YOU who needs to raise up out of my face. You are childish. Eldee called me a name and you are just as pathetic as him for not checking his ignorant arse on it. I am reasoning quite well it is you who can't rise to the occasion. Keep hating. We need the publicity.  I wont waste anymore of my time on you two mongrels.

Back on topic:

I think Nigerian artists can make it on an international scale. As I satated before dont be afraid to intermingle with other nationalities. Get your names out there and soon enough it will draw people to dig deep and try to figure out more about your culture. Works like a charm. Nigeria is full of talented youth; even those out side of Nigeria so I don't see why not.

Your opinion has been heard and well appreciated. If you have anymore complains, plz forward it to the owner of this site at seun@gmail.com

Thank you for your service, have a good day, madam.

^tek weh yuself.

MzDarkSkin:

^tek weh yuself.

Yes maam. Have a nice day again

FL Gators:

Your opinion has been heard and well appreciated. If you have anymore complains, plz forward it to the owner of this site at seun@gmail.com

Thank you for your service, have a good day, madam.

PEACH!!!!!

FL Gators:

Majek Fashek, Nnkena and KSA?

Who da hell are those? Just heard about Majek Fashek yest.

Recognized where? In your village abi?

King Sunny Ade

Love you guys too.

this is kind of off topic but you all talk kind of like Sierra Leoneans and Liberians. I've noticed that recently. . .just thought I'd mention that.

chic2pimp:

King Sunny Ade

Ohhh, I loff King Sunny Ade. Never heard of him being called KSA.

Have you heard WAIT FOR ME ?

FL Gators:

Ohhh, I loff King Sunny Ade. Never heard of him being called KSA.

Have you heard WAIT FOR ME ?

I loff that song too. I cant get over that song. Its always evergreen 

What a thread!!  

@poster, I get your point if you're talking of faking accents. So irritating especially when you can't do it right AND have no affiliation whatsoever with the country whose accent you're imitating.

But when it comes to videos, I say go right ahead, Naija music videos as well as home videos tend to have very poor quality, poorly organized so if they wanna emulate Americans, sure why not? And don't tell me they incorporated the nudity from American and Jamaican videos because people wore less clothing in the olden days in Nigeria.

@the argument between Mzdarkskin, Eldee, and co. . . .I'll say that Jamaican music is appreciated in America mostly by youths. Reggae is played more at parties than Hip hop music, it's a fact. But American music generally tops the charts, why? America likes to be on top of everyone else.

chiogo:

@the argument between Mzdarkskin, Eldee, and co. . . .I'll say that Jamaican music is appreciated in America mostly by youths. Reggae is played more at parties than Hip hop music, it's a fact. But American music generally tops the charts, why? America likes to be on top of everyone else.

What kind of parties do you go to that have Reggae spinning more than hiphop??
Do they also have people with long hair smoking cannabis??

eldee:

What kind of parties do you go to that have Reggae spinning more than hiphop??
Do they also have people with long hair smoking cannabis??

Its usually a Frat party. College students, drinks, a lil smoke smoke.
Stripper dress, bang bang. . . . etc.

Actually Reggae songs are popular with the young generation. . . .

FL Gators:

Ohhh, I loff King Sunny Ade. Never heard of him being called KSA.

Have you heard WAIT FOR ME ?

Yep.
Grew up listening to the likes of KSA, Ebenezer Obey and Motown Records.
I loff the tone of onyeka's voice.

MzDarkSkin:

Love you guys too.

We Too  

chic2pimp:

Yep.
Grew up listening to the likes of [b]KSA, Ebenezer Obey [/b]and Motown Records.
I loff the tone of onyeka's voice.

We Too  

OMGGGG, Me too.

Mainly because they're still Nigerians, not wannabees like our current artists.

eldee:

What kind of parties do you go to that have Reggae spinning more than hiphop??
Do they also have people with long hair smoking cannabis??  

Nope, college parties and my school is 'diverse' - Whites, Blacks(Africans, AA's, Caribbeans), Asians all go to these parties.

Trust me I'm very particular about my hip hop music and the majority of the songs played are reggae.

FL Gators:

Its usually a Frat party. College students, drinks, a lil smoke smoke.
Stripper dress, bang bang. . . . etc.

Actually Reggae songs are popular with the young generation. . . .

I know Bob Marley/80s reggae is popular with our generation.
That's why I kept talking about modern Jamaican music.

Those parties are legendary . . . if you mean the Asher Roth(I love College) type.

FL Gators:

Ohhh, I loff King Sunny Ade. Never heard of him being called KSA.

Have you heard WAIT FOR ME ?

chic2pimp:

Yep.
Grew up listening to the likes of KSA, Ebenezer Obey and Motown Records.
I loff the tone of onyeka's voice.

We Too  

FL Gators:

OMGGGG, Me too.

Mainly because they're still Nigerians, not wannabees like our current artists.

I wasn't born when those songs came out, but bhoy!!! I love to rock em songs so much  

@ FL Gators - plizzzs shut ur trap, if u really knew the King, you would know KSA , hisss!!!


small children tryna argue naija music, better go back to ur gainesville abi na wherever UF dey, whack gators

ifedy:

I wasn't born when those songs came out, but bhoy!!! I love to rock em songs so much  

Did you also use to listen to them on Sundays, while doing your chores before going to church?
Mehn, I miss home. Someone's always singing or humming while working.The radio is always playing with the best Obeg songs. Yinka Ayefele, Funmi Aragbaye, KSA, Obey, etc. . . .

OMO PUPA

eldee:

I know Bob Marley/80s reggae is popular with our generation.
That's why I kept talking about modern Jamaican music.

Those parties are legendary . . . if you mean the Asher Roth(I love College) type.

Never been to a Frat party, but you can hear the booming reggae sounds and beats. And they sound like the current ones.

FL Gators:

Did you also use to listen to them on Sundays, while doing your chores before going to church?
Mehn, I miss home. Someone's always singing or humming while working.The radio is always playing with the best Obeg songs. Yinka Ayefele, Funmi Aragbaye, KSA, Obey, etc. . . .

OMO PUPA
Never been to a Frat party, but you can hear the booming reggae sounds and beats. And they sound like the current ones.

I listen to them anytime, even in class. Those oldies songs make sense die.
And I remember when Sir Shina Peters (SSP) used to be the ish at bday parries then.

FL Gators:

Never been to a Frat party, but you can hear the booming reggae sounds and beats. And they sound like the current ones.

Def. current ones. Never heard any Bob Marley oo.  
I'm sure Marley was the whachamacaalit? 'introspective' type. These songs are just buck-wild, fast-paced with loud beats.

ifedy:

I listen to them anytime, even in class. Those oldies songs make sense die.
And I remember when Sir Shina Peters (SSP) used to be the ish at bday parries then.

LOL nice!
Never heard of Sir Shina Peters, will search him on youtube.

chiogo:

Def. current ones. Never heard any Bob Marley oo.  
I'm sure Marley was the whachamacaalit? 'introspective' type. These songs are just buck-wild, fast-paced with loud beats.

Abi o, and you just wanna scream, lower the freaking volume

FL Gators:

Abi o, and you just wanna scream, lower the freaking volume

I don catch you! How do you know if you haven't been to a Frat party?

chiogo:

I don catch you! How do you know if you haven't been to a Frat party?

lol neva been dia. You can hear them. The Frat houses are closes to the campus

chiogo:

Nope, college parties and my school is 'diverse' - Whites, Blacks(Africans, AA's, Caribbeans), Asians all go to these parties.

Trust me I'm very particular about my hip hop music and the majority of the songs played are reggae.

Slow Jamz, Soul and Rythmn & Blues(old skool) are the Genre of music often played in the majority of parties I attend.

FL Gators:

OMGGGG, Me too.

Mainly because they're still Nigerians, not wannabees like our current artists.

I no dey follow you go that area

ifedy:

I wasn't born when those songs came out, but bhoy!!! I love to rock em songs so much  

For Real?
How old are you?

FL Gators:

Did you also use to listen to them on Sundays, while doing your chores before going to church?
Mehn, I miss home. Someone's always singing or humming while working.The radio is always playing with the best Obeg songs. Yinka Ayefele, Funmi Aragbaye, KSA, Obey, etc. . . .

Mon - fridays = Whilst getting ready for school
Saturday = All day long
Sunday = Before and After Church

FL Gators:

LOL nice!
Never heard of Sir Shina Peters, will search him on youtube.

Really Guess you were not born in naija then. That was the song this present generation danced to while growing up

Edited.

chic2pimp:

For Real?
How old are you?

Yeah for shizzle  
I think i wasnt born yet
Am in my early twenties

ifedy:

Really Guess you were not born in naija then. That was the song this present generation danced to while growing up

I was oh, I rem always asking my mom to send me back to spend my teen years dia

chic2pimp:


Mon - fridays = Whilst getting ready for school
Saturday = All day long
Sunday = Before and After Church

LOL I cant imagine you listening to Obey sha.

ifedy:

Yeah for shizzle  
I think i wasnt born yet
Am in my early twenties

then I def wasnt born yet then

chic2pimp:

Slow Jamz, Soul and Rythmn & Blues(old skool) are the Genre of music often played in the majority of parties I attend.

Aren't you in the UK? But still, that's weird considering everybody in UK be tryna speak with a Jamaican accent   I figured their music would be heavily influenced at the parties.