Lord Of Ajasa will neva forget how DaGrin ended his career

tstx:
I hope you are resting in peace

pls go and check if his resting

zulex880:
He was one Overhyped wacko tho, I didn't know him all through when he was alive when he died I started hearing dagring hear and there had to download few of his singles and i was really disappointed, He was well known when he died than when he was alive same thing with the likes of Goldie, tagbo and Dj olu. What do i know though

It wasn't anybody's fault that you didn't know Dagrin before he passed on, so I am forced to overlook your ignorance. But Dagrin was a colossus - otherwise, ask yourself why after seven years since his demise he is still been remembered, not only by family or close kin, but by the nation at large. Before he died, he was one of the most featured artist in our music industry...

But a little education doesn't go amiss... If lord of Ajasa was John the Baptist of Indegineous yoruba rap, Dagrin was Jesus. His flow and delivery were nonpareiled, (with sauce kid coming a distant second) and the content of his lyrics was prescient, no wonder he foretold his death. Dagrin left a chasm in Nigeria's music industry that is too big to be filled by today's half baked rappers. He was called a 'rap general' by MI, countless tributes and eulogies were sang for him, and he was only just twenty two.

Dagrin stood out because he used rap as a tool to alleviate himself from the miasma of poverty and the cocoon of underachievement. He saw the Nigerian reality, hence, he called himself lyrically mad, because he knew the bar he was about to set can only be matched by indigenous rap paragons. Alas, today, we will hold our breath for the next revolutionary yoruba rapper.

But the life of Dagrin has left sour taste in our mouths, making us always reminisce what might have been if he were still alive. But even in death, he still seats on a throne he made for himself through hardwork, sheer talent dedication and an iota of madness. 'Omo Ogun' indeed, with lyrics like a machine gun... Rip Dagrin (da greatest rapper in Nigeria) as an anonymous once called you.

Happy 30th birthday to you... Your legacy will forever remain buried in some of us. I still miss you.

zulex880:
He was one Overhyped wacko tho, I didn't know him all through when he was alive when he died I started hearing dagring hear and there had to download few of his singles and i was really disappointed, He was well known when he died than when he was alive same thing with the likes of Goldie, tagbo and Dj olu. What do i know though

you are trash

Phonefanatic:
As soon as he died olamide took advantage. I really don't think Olamide would have been such a success if Dagrin is still alive.

you are right, Nigerians just used Olamide as a consolation.

widepussy:

rottenpussy?? who d hell is that?

ShutUp and lick my clit, bïtch

rottenPussy:
ShutUp and lick my clit, bïtch

you hating on me get a line bissssh

3RNEST:

Are you related to rottenpussy moniker?

why you stalking me boy, u wanna fok ?

rottenPussy:
why you stalking me boy, u wanna fok ?

fork a rotten hole

widepussy:

you hating on me get a line bissssh

hate? bïtch ain’t nobody got time for yo wide asś...

widepussy:

fork a rotten hole

How is that your concern? Or would you rather drown him in yo wide p**

He was a king on his lane back then, RIP DAGRIN

Sosick o ni soro... mo no kpe ko somo naa, Dagrin we ain't stopping none.....

Nigeriya...ojojumo lan jiriya, eni ka ma shey adura, where is Mr yar adua...

Dagrin pelu dipp, omo sho fe kin weep, every time toban gbo oju window mi, ni ma tin peep...

Anything to ba fe, kosoro.... omo ele to ba je ninu motor mi, wagba kokoro....

Dagrin baby... this was the only musician along with Michael Jackson and Biggie smalls I can actually pay to go watch.....

Chai.... Dagrin we ain't stopping none

rottenPussy:
why you stalking me boy, u wanna fok ?

Lolx sorry oh...the Moniker sound ridiculous...

Sorry for stalking u, let me come and be going!!

rottenPussy:
ShutUp and lick my clit, bïtch

Common gal, that's harsh na, just kidding, u getting upset...sincerely that not fair...

DaGrin died aged 26 . So his posthumous birthday should be 33, I

zulex880:
He was one Overhyped wacko tho, I didn't know him all through when he was alive when he died I started hearing dagring hear and there had to download few of his singles and i was really disappointed, He was well known when he died than when he was alive same thing with the likes of Goldie, tagbo and Dj olu. What do i know though

Shut up....

continue to rest on dagrin, omo Ogun iseya

zulex880:
He was one Overhyped wacko tho, I didn't know him all through when he was alive when he died I started hearing dagring hear and there had to download few of his singles and i was really disappointed, He was well known when he died than when he was alive same thing with the likes of Goldie, tagbo and Dj olu. What do i know though

How old were you in 2010 sir?

masada:
dagrin

d pioneer of Yoruba rap

RIP

gbayii

Mo le nu bi pun pun pun pun pun pun pun RIP

... cos he started the indigenous rap stuff [/quote]
He started something that others emulate, that's major key bro. How about you start something we could emulate hun?!

... [/quote] cos he started the indigenous rap stuff [/quote]
He started something that others emulate, that's major key bro. How about you start something we could emulate hun?!

Dagrin, The word in my mind is evergreen.. RIP Man

Before dagrin came on board, indigenous rap was a joke. Listen to lord of ajasa you will understand what I mean by Joke. Then there was dagrin.... He changed the game for ever. He rhymed with ease so effortlessly. His punchlines were evergreen. He had the swag of biggie smalls and the flow of Tupac Shakur...... Rip akogun we still wish you were here.

cupidhero:

Shut up....

I feel same way 'bout him.

It's quite unfortunate that some folks calls Legendary DaGrin a over hyped artist and others unacceptable names.

FYI, I know of a man who listens to only 2 musicians.
1 is Ebenezer Obey , 2 is King Sunny Ade.

This man critises other musicians during that time but he listened to DaGrin over the Radio and was so engrossed with his music and he brought his Album.

DaGrin songs are still very much green in our memories and even our A-rated artists can't say DaGrin is not a Legend.

mo n korin want to let you knw hw I'm feeling mo to se birikila mo ba won ko yepe filling.

rest on Barack ogrin

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Attention seeker...genetic stupidity.

Carry on.You took after your Pa
This one is deep

PaperLace:


I feel same way 'bout him.

You get a pass...I had dreams of being a rapper so the never diss any legend rule is strong with me. if it was tupac shakur i would agree....cos Notorious was lyrically better than him. But Da grin's style was just disticnt.




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HeWrites:

No blame them

Assin

zulex880:
He was one Overhyped wacko tho, I didn't know him all through when he was alive when he died I started hearing dagring hear and there had to download few of his singles and i was really disappointed, He was well known when he died than when he was alive same thing with the likes of Goldie, tagbo and Dj olu. What do i know though

Sorry to say this, but I think u need help!

rayzornaija:
Before dagrin came on board, indigenous rap was a joke. Listen to lord of ajasa you will understand what I mean by Joke. Then there was dagrin.... He changed the game for ever. He rhymed with ease so effortlessly. His punchlines were evergreen. He had the swag of biggie smalls and the flow of Tupac Shakur...... Rip akogun we still wish you were here.

Honestly, I so wish he was here, still very much around. I miss him
Rest on my lyrical wayray