Nedfed:

Toooor I wonder oooooo
All dis our naija musicians especially the little/young ones do fall hands at times, and that's why many of them do av prblm in dia career.
They talk as if is dia doing, instead of them to thank God and appreciate fans.
Hit songs indeed

espn:
MUMU.... Some artist choice of words is so disrespectful... I am a better person mentally and right now, I am not an instrument for the growth of someone’s business. Someone's business that brought you fame and money.

VERQUEST111:
Nigerian singer, Lil Kesh has disclosed that he has proved critics of his decision to leave YBNL wrong, by releasing hit songs since floating his own label, YAGI – Young And Getting It.


Lil Kesh, who made a name for himself while he was under Olamide’s YBNL with hit songs like “Shoki”, “Efejoku” and “Gbese”, has managed to sustain the tempo over a year since standing on his own.

Under YAGI, Lil Kesh has released other certified club bangers like the Young John produced “Bend Down Select”, “No Fake Love”, “Shele Gan Gan” and “Rora”.
Speaking on life post-YBNL, the rapper said he took the right decision at the time and has no regrets looking back now.
He said:

“I was not scared when I took the step to leave Olamide’s record label”, he said. “I am never scared; I just knew it was the right move, so I was never scared. So far, I think the steps have helped me more as a person and as a brand. For one, I am a better person mentally and right now, I am not an instrument for the growth of someone’s business. Instead, I am instrumental to my own growth”.
Speaking further, Lil Kesh said aside personal growth, the move was also financially rewarding.

He added;

“Looking at the financial side as well, it was a good step. I cannot say I would reap what I have sown immediately, but every move I make now is to ensure I have a brighter future. I am doing all this for the future. When I announced that I left Olamide’s record label, some people were skeptical, but I proved them wrong by releasing hit songs. To me, there was no option of failure; it was a win-win situation. That was my strength and my fans have been so amazing in motivating me. Thanks to my fans. With little effort, the results have always been amazing” .

Life as a label owner compared to when I was under a record label is good, but I have more responsibilities now. Life is a bit tougher now because of the responsibilities; it depicts growth and leaving YBNL was a very big step in my life

mynd44 lalasticlala



http://www.yabaleftonline.ng/have-released-songs-leaving-ybnl-lil-kesh/

virginboy1:
Life is really crazy
You dream that u have a car, when u wake up, u have nothing!
U dream that u have money, when u wake up, u have nothing!
But try to dream that u're urinating, that's when u knw dat dreams come true�����

lanre316:


He releases wack songs that irritates you as to make you want to hit his head against the wall. That's his definition of hit songs.

virginboy1:
Life is really crazy
You dream that u have a car, when u wake up, u have nothing!
U dream that u have money, when u wake up, u have nothing!
But try to dream that u're urinating, that's when u knw dat dreams come true�����

espn:
MUMU.... Some artist choice of words is so disrespectful... I am a better person mentally and right now, I am not an instrument for the growth of someone’s business. Someone's business that brought you fame and money.

espn:
MUMU.... Some artist choice of words is so disrespectful... I am a better person mentally and right now, I am not an instrument for the growth of someone’s business. Someone's business that brought you fame and money.

PearlStreet:
L'il Kesh, ma man you be. I don't listen to the noise you make in the nonsense you sing, but I respect your guts for making a bold move to secure your future.

Some of those dissing L'il Kesh pray to work for Nigerian banks. These banks would sack them after using their future dry and the same L'il Kesh would be paid millions of Naira the to come and perform at the Bank's end of the year party.

Keep beefing the boy, don't plan your life. You'll be pursuing bus to VI every day with tie that looks like rope around your neck as if you're an aspiring goat.

espn:
MUMU.... Some artist choice of words is so disrespectful... I am a better person mentally and right now, I am not an instrument for the growth of someone’s business. Someone's business that brought you fame and money.

He has soon forgotten olamide was already a legend in the industry before he set foot on hbnl grounds... Very disrespectful statement indeed.. this explains why a lot of upcoming artists are still out there in the Streets

PearlStreet:
L'il Kesh, ma man you be. I don't listen to the noise you make in the nonsense you sing, but I respect your guts for making a bold move to secure your future.

Some of those dissing L'il Kesh pray to work for Nigerian banks. These banks would sack them after using their future dry and the same L'il Kesh would be paid millions of Naira the to come and perform at the Bank's end of the year party.

Keep beefing the boy, don't plan your life. You'll be pursuing bus to VI every day with tie that looks like rope around your neck as if you're an aspiring goat.

PearlStreet:
L'il Kesh, ma man you be. I don't listen to the noise you make in the nonsense you sing, but I respect your guts for making a bold move to secure your future.

Some of those dissing L'il Kesh pray to work for Nigerian banks. These banks would sack them after using their future dry and the same L'il Kesh would be paid millions of Naira the to come and perform at the Bank's end of the year party.

Keep beefing the boy, don't plan your life. You'll be pursuing bus to VI every day with tie that looks like rope around your neck as if you're an aspiring goat.