op please next time add "on set"
I actually thought he slapped his dad.

I for locate the guy and slap thunder Comot for his eyes

Bros this hustle go kill you o o

post=70408654:

..............But the moment the director says stop, I prostrate to him and apologise.”


Lol .
99% of Yoruba people we know are so RESPECTFUL, neighbours, colleagues, staff, friends, exes etc.
How we wish everyone in the country can take just that one thing and inculcate into their culture!

Will you stop commenting 20 times on one threat... are you this jobless? Jesus!

You slap your father simply because of money. ..femi u are mumu and if what you said it's true then you are noting but an idiot

Hmm! That slapping of your father on Movie Set is not a real slap. You can even create the sound alone...while on the Movie set!!!

God man ! Very intelligent actor.

kenex4ever:
in the region


Nobody knows him outside Ibadan

while no one knows you outside your local government

Tallesty1:
99% of Yorubas are greetful not respectful.


We know the difference.

What do you know about respect.

post=70408654:

..............But the moment the director says stop, I prostrate to him and apologise.”


Lol .
99% of Yoruba people we know are so RESPECTFUL, neighbours, colleagues, staff, friends, exes etc.
How we wish everyone in the country can take just that one thing and inculcate into their culture!

True that!
...and b4 some ppl start ranting, he didn't mention anybody o

Tallesty1:
99% of Yorubas are greetful not respectful.


We know the difference.

Yoruba issues will make you commit suicide one day.

Jaideyone:
while no one knows you outside your local government

y are u people crying and quoting me upandan.

Abeg make una stay una lane, the person I quote never reply Na all these hoodrats they disturb my mention

Anigreat:








You can't tell me you slapped your dad in movie set and think I'll hail you.

Grow balls, carry cane knack your papa for real life, datis wen i go see you as a real man

reduce ur weed intake niqqa... Stop displaying ur stupidity

kenex4ever:
y are u people crying and quoting me upandan.

Abeg make una stay una lane, the person I quote never reply Na all these hoodrats they disturb my mention

illiterate this is a forum

when you make foolish comments like the one I responded to it's the duty of right thinking individuals to point out your folly.

common sense 101

and to think a dunce that doesn't know Femi adebayo can call someone a hood rat?

pick your favourite lightening

i no dey look face,i go burn anybody slap on set

This guy must be mad


N you gree to slap you popsi, haaaaaa

The gods go vex give you


Mba e too much

nazablossom:
Salutation is not love, though I admire them for that.

Is salutation not different from RESPECT? Is it also not different from LOVE? Some Nairalanders sha

Yoruba RESPECT goes beyond Greetings. Greetings is just the physical evidence

Jaideyone:
illiterate this is a forum

when you make foolish comments like the one I responded to it's the duty of right thinking individuals to point out your folly.

common sense 101

and to think a dunce that doesn't know Femi adebayo can call someone a hood rat?

pick your favourite lightening

lol

I never know better people finish Na one local champion I go come know.

Guy take several seats backward.

Tallesty1:
99% of Yorubas are greetful not respectful.


We know the difference.

seconded, am a yoruba, we can greet for mother earth, and d tin tire me as i don't greet but very respectful, even to the ones am older than.

Anigreat:








You can't tell me you slapped your dad in movie set and think I'll hail you.

Grow balls, carry cane knack your papa for real life, datis wen i go see you as a real man

no mind that buffon

nazablossom:
Salutation is not love, though I admire them for that.

Alright sis.
Noted.

YOUR OWN CHILDREN TOO WILL SLAP YOU

You are a bastard, must you accept such role?

kenex4ever:
lol

I never know better people finish Na one local champion I go come know.

Guy take several seats backward.

the local government champion is more successful than you are

post=70408654:

..............But the moment the director says stop, I prostrate to him and apologise.”


Lol .
99% of Yoruba people we know are so RESPECTFUL, neighbours, colleagues, staff, friends, exes etc.
How we wish everyone in the country can take just that one thing and inculcate into their culture!

Absolutely

Tallesty1:
99% of Yorubas are greetful not respectful.


We know the difference.

u are wrong Sir.U don't know them. Respect is innate for the yorubas.

sammirano:

What do you know about respect.

That it's not greeting

sammirano:

What do you know about respect.

That it's not greeting

Oh

namet:
Must our movies include slapping?

Can't we do these films and engage in other things, instead of slapping?

Our culture, traditions, attitudes, and even our mentality is nauseating.

It's really tiring being a Nigerian!

one of the cruelest things the whites have done to blacks is making us believe that anything which originated from africa is bad and stupid.


until we begin to reason deeply, we will find out that our culture and traditions aren't bad


also remember that the worst thing you can do to yourself is to follow another race's thought and mentality because we are different sets of people

OK. Let's see you keep to role when asked to romance you mother, aunty, sister or daughter. Then we go know say you keep to script.

u can as well say u slap your dad for money. money makes people do unthinkable things

post=70408654:

..............But the moment the director says stop, I prostrate to him and apologise.”


Lol .
99% of Yoruba people we know are so RESPECTFUL, neighbours, colleagues, staff, friends, exes etc.
How we wish everyone in the country can take just that one thing and inculcate into their culture!

when my ibibio friend saw me greet his parents with head low and was getting low and bowing, he was shocked. I looked strange to all that were there. My gesture showed them I'm a stranger. They even tagged me a Yoruba because how I greet. Most languages in the north bend or kneel to greet elders. I think only Yoruba do that in the south.