pepperdemzombie:

A simple question, how is my comment you business? Iya e lo n talk nonsense omo osi. I sight one of the people making him a role model nAmugbo, arindin.

pelumzy007:

Werey Pataki ni oloriburuku to bi mi sha. Aye iya ma baje las las. What's your business with flavour for singing to his dad. Surely my useless father raised a scaliwag. With no sense what so ever. Wasted sperm

bluefilm:


But I think his career is already in the fading stage.

I can't even remember the last time I heard anything sensible from his side.

Smartwin:
you need to understand this guy e no easy to get song for every situation o anyone you want he give you in any mood ,that's the music fir that mood to cheer his father up

Bigpat:

He is a Business man,he targeted his audience, those song you mentioned is for the youth & the old but youth at heart and for the father and old, he knows what is good for them. He was not born with a silver spoon,he came to survive & he survived with the rubbish songs while those who criticize are still where they are,he is just an entertainer,he cannot dish out music for only the old, how will he survive, look at his good side,at least he remembers his father at his sick bed & he wants to augment the doctors effort too with good melody from an elder in the industry,how many children cares about their parents

toprealman:

Could be his old man's favourite song. Allow him to decide what's best for HIS father

Henryfortune:

SIR WHY ARE YOU SO BITTER ABOUT THIS NEWS ?

Jakumo:


My mother is a nasty hateful person. Music calms the soul, and this choice of an old Victor Owaifo tune, would be very familiar to the old man, even in his time of illness. That music, and the love of his son, could make the difference between life and death, for an ill and demoralized elderly person.

I never knew my own absentee father, and never knew love for a parent, because I grew up on the street and in brothels where my mother promotes vulgar full of bitterness, and always on the attack against a world I cannot stand.

Kingrefreshed:


My foolishnesd is consuming you gradually. Until I drop dead that's if I am not dead already because I am at the Lagoon already. Only my senseless father is qualified to lace Flavors shoes cos he is Poor wretched beggar.

Change this lifestyle before 30th of December

Uzorinco:

My mama na Ewu Gambia

thinkmoney:

This gives food for thought oh

pepperdemzombie:

To dingbat it is hate speech! Music you can't sing at your children's birthday, family parties nor your father's house is soothing to the public. Can shaking of yansh not soothe? He plays rubbish to the public and spends the money on his father but can't play the same songs to him.
If Nwaifo, Osadebe etc were this vulgar, what will old sick adults live off?

pepperdemzombie:

To dingbat it is hate speech! Music you can't sing at your children's birthday, family parties nor your father's house is soothing to the public. Can shaking of yansh not soothe? He plays rubbish to the public and spends the money on his father but can't play the same songs to him.
If Nwaifo, Osadebe etc were this vulgar, what will old sick adults live off?

sylve11:
“A truly rich man is one whose children run into his arms when his hands are empty.”


Ziad K. Abdelnour

pelumzy007:
my mama na Bitter soul

pelumzy007:

Bitter soul

pelumzy007:

My mama na Nairaland self-servicer of the year

MICHEALADEX:
He's killing him and buying him drugs...why on air conditioner for and old man.

Legalese:
� my senseless mama nor get sense.

pelumzy007:

E pain me die, 6 replies to one comment, truly you San I pepper zombies!

pepperdemzombie:
Why didn't you sing your "ukwu" or "Looking yansh" for him?
Stupid child!
Why are his useless songs and lyrics not befitting for his father?
Why not sing his rubbish songs to public to his father in his house?
Yet he is some idiot's role model.

InvertedHammer:

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Calm down

Stop taking life too serious

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