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kingbella: Fast girls? Like fast cars?lol... yess?? .....maybeChidonc: fast girls are nt cheap ,ugly girls are.na lie, you never see ugly girls with all the goodie-goodie, when nigggas go de spend for? both time and money |
ikr... thats how it is supposed to be, but girls have to come and make it a whole lot more complicated richard69: Bawsse u just spoke my mind |
ALL YOU LADIES TALKING BOUT SLAP SHOULD PLEASE BE REALISTIC what i noticed about girls is that, most of them that are matured enough, actually enjoy being touched by an equally mature guy i don touch maaany girls arse and booobs both intentionally and mistakenly... and the worse i have gotten from any is a "please stop touching my ass, its not for you" with a smile/laugh and sometimes surprised look but they still dont get angry after i do it 7 times over Abi I de lie? |
"fast" here does not depict girls wanting the fast life e.g cars, material things.... it rather means a girl who is quick to make a decision whether or not to go out with a guy ![]() |
mtsweee.... my ntata has more muscles than this guy |
Samsung (who knew that this could happen, 5 years ago) Tecno (even more unbelievable) Nokia HTC #TeamHTC Blackberry |
Why do some girls think that the longer they keep a boy asking them out (playing hard-to-get ) the more appreciative the boy would be after getting her?... As for me, when a girl wastes my time telling me things like "still thinking about it" or "we should give our friendship more time".. my interest/love gradually transforms to boredom, but most of the time i do not relent and still act interested. when she finally agrees and we eventually have sex, that's even worse, I then take out all the annoyance of having to waste all this time and excess resources to get to this stage on her. and i cant help it. But on the other hand, when a girl realizes that i really do like her and agrees to go out with me early enough (when my interest/love is still at its peak, and can only improve with the thought of having her) i tend to respect and cherish her, and also I unconsciously try to prove wrong the stereotype that "Fast Girls Are Cheap Girls". I don't think so, I just think they know what they want. What are your opinions NLers? |
Bawss1: Lol@ those guys are in real soup.u shudda been more creative in choosing a username, instead of stealing mine |
lawanson44: A friend of mine in malaysia has sent me the link on request and i'm already downloading it sef! Will go to shoprite and buy pop-corn so i can watch it tonitebrother pls send to bossanems@gmail.com or add 7AAA8DF1 |
i really am scared to try this... someone try it and quote me |
PETERANDRE: its love joint and not love jones bro.who is this one ..... he is correct ''LOVE JONES" |
tunechi28: @bawsee take away Godwon and replace with lord V and u have a perfect list. I don't know what these dudes are talking about but if u don't have boogey on your list then it is wack, albums or no albums boogey is the best currently hands down.lord v is awesome i agree... love the song he did with rukus too, but go listen to godwon's No Days Off mixtape if you dont already believe him |
Here's my own 10 greatest Nigerian lyricist (in no particular order): 1. Jesse Jagz 2. M.I 3. Modenine 4. Ghost (of Show Dem Camp) 5. Dagrin 6. Godwon 7. Khali abdu 8. Boogey 9. DuGod (new but i am judging by available material) 10. Rukus |
Ashantiking: No one want a Nigerian in their country. U will choke on the air of democracy. Anarchy is all you know.yes yes, you said that already ![]() |
Ashantiking: Compare to Nigerians we are plenty proud. Is just that this president is making everything hard.suntin is stanky here.... oh it's just this ghanians bad breath |
if i catch that one nigerian wey wan go naturalise for ghana ehn..... e go smell hin nnyash |
i thought i read this post before... and it was full of comments ![]() |
Funniez: Mehn na front page be thissorry bro, not today ![]() |
i love you mary remmy, and if you ever divorce that your pretend husband, i"d be right here for you.... i am not angry that you are with him, i know you just want to milk and liquidate his money so that we can live the best life together eating off his own sweat... that is a clever plan, so pls divorce him as soon as you get to 100 million naira as we initially planned, don't worry i would triple that in our first year together, seeing that i yam a veli veli lugged igbo man i love you my mami chula |
@op nice post and really informative but, pls try to make it more enjoyable to read and less congested next time. thanks |
lynpetra: Yea it did!thank God you are grown now meaning you can now allow me touch your boobi |
if you eat too much rice it would grow in your stomach.....seriously, mom? ![]() i trusted you ![]() |
i cant find kaduna here... kaduna is fuc.king cheap... |
what I got out of all this is that: The girl didn't "believe" the nigga enough to give up that pussy, he is the cause because he didn't play his game well enough to convince her. I know alotta niggas/chics would actually agree with me that she woulda spread those legs like butter on bread if the nigga hadn't been so nice/fast/needy and desperate ... like if you agree ![]() |
LOOOOOOL HATE EVERYWHERE ... NAWAO |
LOL SLIMY?floragregs: Can you eat roasted plantain with slimy soup? |
Simplyunique: Abeg Nairalanders help me translate this pidgin to english.CAN YOU EAT BOLI AND OGBONO SOUP? SIMPLE!! ![]() |
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For a city already hosting the world's tallest tower and currently the finest city in the world, Dubai is already brazing the trail again as it now plans to build the largest shopping mall on the planet. The new project comes complete with climate-controlled streets, 100 hotel apartments, and the largest indoor theme park and a lot more new things which no mall on earth has. source: http://america.aljazeera.com/articles/2014/7/6/dubai-world-s-largestmall.html More pictures:
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njokusboy: . Lol, I aint a rapper.... Nd I appreciate those deep/poetic rappers, same way I appreciate other rappers... However, people want different things from rap/music... So referring to one subgenre of rap as the real one just becos its the one you prefer is not right... REAL is relative here.... Nas is deep, truth is, he cannot be commercial even if he wants to... Commercial is what people want, then by all means, give em commercial... Don't criticise commercial because you can't do it.... Or u don't appreciate it..... Na everybody mama soup sweet pass.... #NUFF said....Commercial is NOT a sub-genre of hip hop. the only sub-genre recognized are: hardcore hip hop, gangstar rap (sometimes fused together) etc. "REAL" isn't relative in this subject, as matter of fact it is constant and recognized by all who understands it. hip hop was created by the black americans to be able to speak out about the oppression from the whites, to talk and educate each other about their society and be to able to distinguish themselves and their culture. so why then would fast-talking about nnyash and cars on fast tempo beats be considered "The Real Hip hop"? it could though, but only by people who do not understand its origin. |
njokusboy: . Simple as ABC, problem is, most of this gangstar rap lovers just wanna shove it down a nigga throat... And when I tell em that in my leisure, when am on my 3rd bottle of stout, I enjoy me some kukere or I listen to phyno's "parcel" when am thinking of dat money in the envelope.. They tell me I don't know music.... Truth is, I listen to Nas, 2pac, rakim, bone thugs etc, I also read a lot of books, I must confess, this dudes make a lotta sense but I have never heard one thing that WOWED me..... And anybody who said you needed to be intelligent to crack what nas says is a joker... My homeboy is obsessed with Nas, he listens to gangster music more than I do, but is he smarter than me? I don't think so.... Any average fellow who is interested can understand what those niccurs say, its not quantum physics... So fvck the INTELLIGENT, LYRICAL BULLSH1T....Njokusboy please try writing a deep/poetic rap that reflects your society 's present situation........ Only then will you appreciate these rap gods. |
[b]Awesome writeup @op. Well here's my opinion: As a hip-hop fan of more than a decade (since 2002, I know I am a little late in the rap world, but in Nigeria, I am a rap/hiphop head veteran, seeing that the average Nigerian mainstream started developing interest in rap music in 2008/2009 pioneered by M.I and his debut album "talk about it" I for one is someone who is always on the search for great hiphop music and albums and I am ever ready to pay for its worth, while real hip hop singles are hardly seen amidst all the ass dropping and twerking to meaningless lyrics, real rap albums are like jara, everyone wants it but only few actually appreciates it.Thanks to Jesse jags' "royal Niger company" which resuscitated me after drowning in the sea of whackness for so long. I am not saying phynos' NGNG wasn't a decent effort at producing a cool rap album but the inclusion of anything pop defies the very essence/component of what real hip hop is. In an interview, ice prince said: "so called hip hop heads are complaining that there are not many rap songs on my album". and he continued "people, its called "everybody loves ice prince" not "hiphop heads love ice prince" or "rapheads love ice prince" and am like: this Nigga doesn't know what being called a rapper is all about. I also believe the north has more hip hop talent, listeners and patrons than any other part of the country (BDW i am igbo and not being biased, just talking out of experience) come into the jungle and you see a ratchet and razz-looking nigga, high on weed, spitting freestyles like he was from compton. Note: tight flows nor de show for face ooo. Their only problems are, only few have the foresight and zeal to take their game to the next level and for the patrons, they prefer not to listen to the latest kind of hiphop, rather they enjoy classics from the pioneers, some might not see this as a problem though. I recently started to allocate little listening space to commercial artistes but God knows i can never derive that "feel-good" vibe from that kind of music, how ironic.[/b] |
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..... he is correct ''LOVE JONES"
I for one is someone who is always on the search for great hiphop music and albums and I am ever ready to pay for its worth, while real hip hop singles are hardly seen amidst all the ass dropping and twerking to meaningless lyrics, real rap albums are like jara, everyone wants it but only few actually appreciates it.