Yeah, It's clean and looks more standard, but I'm lost somewhere, Where's the Navigation on the "past works" page, That's too fundamental to be forgotten,

tosinaded@:

We av the dics. . . .

Such a dumb and stup.id move!

tosinaded@:

Do u peeps av comprehension prob?
I said i av his discs(albums) . . I didnt say i av all his songs! I tire 4 nairaland sha. . .stupidity just dey fly everywhere with pride.

tosinaded@:

O4ka stop blabbing like a fo.ol. . . . . Check my earlier post!

I said we hav the discs! Meaning i av his albums.

The post topic says Modenine put up 157 tracks for download. . . and you jumped on the thread, without second thought, to say you have the CDs. . . which to me can be paraphrased to be "I have all those tracks". . . Let's not even go into the surprise your posts bring by saying you have the cds. . . the point is, he doesn't have all of them on cd.  .  .  So, What the Zap were you drinking when you said all those sh!ts,  Worst part, you are even justifying it.  .  .


Saucekid wey you dey shout. It's barely 2 months and the album buzz don fade already. . . even on Nairaland where dem dey always prolong matter.


SHUT THE F>U>C>K UP

tosinaded@:

O4ka stop blabbing like a fo.ol. . . . . Check my earlier post!

I said we hav the discs! Meaning i av his albums.

If you have the Cds of ALL those joints, then you are even more of a FAN that most of us here. . . . Cos the last time I checked that reverbnation page, Modenine has about 40 tracks there that I haven't seen on any of his cds and not even on his online albums. . . .

So, this reinstates O4ka's statement that you are a hypocrite. . .

@ Tosin,

I saw this coming to you big time. . . It's just funny it came this late, It should have come when There was still that "Skingo" pseudonym. . . You guys were both exhibiting Foolishness back then. . .

It's really crazy people were expecting you to drop a single line. . . It's obvious you don't know jack the way you d!ck ride Sauce Kid. . . serves ur a!ss right.

eldee:

“So My Fav rappers this year,  Naija of course,  No beef please just gisting, ”, he started.

People like me will comment?? I saw the whole list, I didn't agree with the list . . . but I saw 'fave rappers for 2010' and it stopped being my business.
Criticising the list by saying 'it's only i naija that we see a list of top artist for a year and half of 'em dont even have any decent material out for the year in view, beats me' . . .and you turn around to say I'm making assumptions??
You must think you're talking to Kaydee or sumn.


Stop chatting bollocks abeg . . . Jay-Z's opinions are not America's opinions.

Saucekid made comments about Nas the other day . . . does that in anyway have anything to do with what Nigerians think of Nas??
Or doesn't Saucekid stand somewhere in the 'scheme of things' of Nigerian hiphop??
Kanye said Soulja Boy was the next Nas . . . does that represent America's views??

M.I's list doesn't neccesarily mean Nigeria's voice and ofcourse it's nobody's business. But with his Status in Nigerian HipHop, people would jump on his comments mainly because People trust him more than any everyday guy. Imagine me saying this is my Top 10 Nigerian emcees, you wouldn't even bother opening the thread let alone commenting on it.

It's synonymous to when KRS One said Souljah Boi is the leader of the new generation of Emcees and also saying 50cent is more hiphop than Kanye because 50cent is more street. Ofcourse this is him speaking for himself and from his own perspectives But his status as a frontier would make everyone say what the f!ck is he saying?

This is more on the pragmatic planes. "his favourite rappers" is his personal feeling. . . but He is M.I. . . so that puts him in a corner where his standpoints should be carefully chosen. Being what I see in this thing.

I don't even know most of these people. are they so underground?

Being my standpoint.

googles:

do you always have to insult pple ??

cant you just disagree in a nice way

they hate the fact that what they've said is not "law", so they usually find it hard to argue nicely.

Plus M.I plus the top ten List . . . . . Same Same

Since he mentioned D'Prince, he should have mentioned Kelly Handsome also. . .

Most of these cats don't even have mixtapes let alone a complete album. . .

Mobinga:


Bouzy

;DSirrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr


"The B!tch in yoo" was the diss joint Common made in response to Ice cube's diss track and in one voice, everyone believed Common won that battle. One of the beefs i would never forget in hiphop. Ice Cube couldn't reply that joint.

H.J:

@bouzymil. That line was off common on the sixth sense. Remember. This poo is sick and dat dilla line got me on my feet 

worrrrrrrrrrrrd!!!!! Gemini. Sixth sense featuring Bilal. Thanx 4 taking me outta ma memory nightmare, one of the best records Common ever made.  .

That was the album he did a joint with femi Kuti.

Mobinga:

Nice, but just not Sick mayne. . . . .

Bruva. What is your definition of Sick Cos this joint cuts into my own definition of Sick. PackFM has terminally sick.  .  . like his Genotype is "SS"

chiogo:


"If I don't like it, I don't like it that don't mean I'm hating" 

ummnn,  Please help me with who said this. . . This sounds familiar like a line that comes from one joint i listen to almost everyday, I just can't put the joint in my mind. .  .

Hip hop changed my life, Dilla changed your t-shirt .   .    . there's a kind of reality to this line!!!

If you played Common now, for Common Sense in '92
The 'b!tch In Yoo' woulda been the 'b!tch In Yoo Part Two'. . . Mehn!!! This line reminds me. . . "Who knows The B!tch in yoo?" (Without checking google)

animike:

Guyz pls can any one highlight me on how i can hammer on ma new album?

Simple, Hammer on your talent and let us be waiting in anticipation of the album, only 1% of albums released is recognized by people. Why is that, those are few people who have got talent, Don't knock urself out, Just work on it, show it to the administrators of Notjustok and here their honest opinions about your music, DOn't take it personal, just use it to build urself and forget about the money now.


better still , take o4a's advice. borrow hammer or get a big stone and bang on your cd. You don hammer be dat.


by the way, people come out these days with their first efforts, thinking seriously about making money form it, no wonder half baked talents full industry.

wouldn't go for any rap on a long journey. Love to listen to music where I can sink my mind in its complete composition. though never restrict myself to a track but If I must, It would either be

Cranberries' "Just my imagination", Corine Bailey Rae's "Enchantment" and Greenday's "Boulevard of a Broken dream". these tracks are just too much for deep concentration,


I don't think I can actually put just 1 rap track on repeat for 3 hours. Not my style. but IF I'm allowed an album, i'ld go for a good mixtape,

I'ld listen to DJ PRemier's Rare Play!!!!! That can last me for a whole day!!!

shotster50:

Saw an something in the Metro yesterday about the Modenine performing there. It really isnt as bad as some peeps here are painting it.

Maybe we can call them bad painters. . . :d but for real, people make sh!t look real bad here.

$2,500. That's the official amount and as per my experience, THEY WILL COUNT IT. there are times, they just over look it. BUt, be sure to have it because 90% of the time, they check it and count it and they don't even accept the fact that you have money in your credit card. They need to see it.

deji.ariyo:

Wondering as well,might be a rapper from Ecuador

nah, he's a black indian, he does music for bollywood. he's from bangaloe :d :d :d

lalaboi:

^^ MAke an offer na. . . She be underage so she nor fit make decisions lol . . So make offer make we discuss innit?

Since I'm broke. I would offer myself to babysit her for like a year without collecting pay, so that we can work on our rhymes.

Ducha:

WYCLEF JEAN my most favourite artist u guys can tell me nothin

Maybe I can tell you something. . . Are you talking about the new school wyclef or the old-school wyclef? cos there's a kind of tight difference,

chamotex:

I swear I'm reporting Lalaboi to the social services for not giving his niece a well deserved shoutout after what she did for him on the track.
He violated her 'shoutout right'

In Short, Lalaboi, wasup with Your neice and I forming a rap group. Our first joint will be a diss track aimed at Modenine, am very sure with her behind me, we would take anybody out.

hax:

Why do people bring up Drake in every conversation about J. Cole? Do they even sound alike?

It's like comparing Lil Wayne and Nas.

J. Cole is sick. Drake is not. End of.

nahh. . . It's liek that. JCole and Drake. Came up at the same time, But Drake chose the faster root and J Cole is still preserving his state of mind. They're both Light Skinned. Even the chic in 106 7 park or something like that, called J Cole, the new Drake. . . and his face was like "What Tha F!ck" . . . But you know, The girl knows little of what she was saying anyways. . . That's by the way.

When you said "SICK", I got your point straight. J Coal is a tighter MC sure, but what sets him apart from Drake is that he shows more of the "HipHop state of mind" than Drake. Drake is also good to a point. He's not wack and I'm sure would not do bad if he decides to go hard but the point is he just doesn't have the State of mind. So, when you say sick, I look at it from the angle of "who associates himself and makes Hiphop track more".

I'm not a drake fan, I just think he's not wack.

DBR:

Errm. . .calm down guyz.
Rap.J and ibime, y'all relax already, aiite.
Ibime aint hatin on M9, i kno he feels him.

Now, tite packed 1000 purist head is far betta vibe-wise than 9600 mix multitude.
Plus, im sure e'rthin was considered b4 choosin the venue. U gotta think of the balancing here.

It aint disgraceful to rock Cargo. Yea concieted artiste may let their assumed popularity
get in they head and may want bigger venue, not Modey. That much i kow bout him.
Give him a mic in a sittin room of 9 pple, he'l perfom like he's rockin a Coldplay concert.

Yes, M9 fans will like him to pack O2 arena but hey, i step at a time.
This is 1st of many to come , lets walk b4 we fly aiite.

oNe

They might not understand this, as simple as it sounds. . . One thing I always avoid while responding to Modenine's issue on this nairaland is that, whatever you say, you're a "stan", "groupie" or anything of such. But the point is clear even from the arguments.
[b]
1. Someone said it's a small club and yet its capacity is about 800. and that's a small club?

2. Agreed Modenine is not a new guy and Naeto C, Wande Coal, etc. all go to London to perform in 02. Is that supposed to be a shame for Mode9? Who doesn't know these are pop artists and they would always attract more people to shows than ten mode9s? or would you compare a talib kweli show to in London to even Chris Brown's show?

3. Knaan performed in Cargo last year and someone said who was Knaan last year? This question alone tells me how heavily you rely on radio and TV hype to know an artist. or maybe the question is where were you last year?

4. From this argument here, are you saying when Modenine is going to America for his first show, He should go and perform in Madison Square Garden Will that be ok.

5. However slow his progress his, would you argue with me that his first show in London, performing in Cargo, is still a step backward in his career?

6. Or have you guys forgotten Modenine is not your regular Tuface, not your regular Wande Coal, not your regular Dbanj, not your regular P Square. He's an emcee for God sake. How fast do you think he can go?[/b]

These are just rhetorical questions you shouldn't answer cos it's obvious you just hate the guy. First, It was Modenine not rocking shows anywhere. Now it is Modenine rocking small clubs in London?

eldee:

LAWD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Lalaboi don end person career . . . which kind Ether be this na??
Only you murder the whole crew, Lalaboi has made history.

You're not in my league Julius Berger boy . . . you mean say you dey Champions League but Ben Jamz nor even reach Nigerian Premier League!!!

You never leave Naija, you dey speak phonee
Oh you leave Naija, because you go Benin

Your punchlines too soft like soft fufu
And you want make I teach you lyrical Kungfu

Multisyllabic yabbing . . .Lalaboi don 50-Jah this nigga.

looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

How come no one is talking about "Wash my mouth, I can't wash my mouth, I can only brush my mouth, E gbo oyinbooooooooo"
Laugh wan kill me die for here.

I heard benjam's diss before now and I thought to myself, see how person don kill himself for chess. You didn't even come alone, you came with your crew. THREE GROWN A!SS MEN.

The funny thing about this dis joint is that It wasn't lalaboi that replied Benjams, It is that little girl. She finish Benjams from Beginning to the end. IF I were Benjams, I would hate that girl worse than Lalaboi himself. loooooooooooooooooooooool

I thought they said two heads are better than one, here na one pikin finish three grown a!ss men. Uncle Benjams is waaaaaaaaaaack

Thumbs up Lalaboiii.   .    .  Nice move

DBR:

Yea, first he got The Come Up, then The Warm Up, . .both dope mixtapes.
Tho i feel Drake will appeal more to pple thus push more units, I believe
Cole is doper n a tighter mc.
Who dat was nice. . faster paced, but Premediated murder is realer and runs deeper.
Did u hear the production? Plus cole produced it by himself! And dude sang on the hook
yet didnt sound corny. .

oNe

Yeah right!!! Though, I always want to clear this point. J Cole is a better MC though, Drake appeals more, not because he's a lilbit pop, but because of his sung verses, If he can only tune it back a little, He could win the minds of HipHop headz and even get props. I'v Heard "Dead presidents II" with J Cole and Drake both on it and I believe Drake goes hard too. Though, not a fan of Drake, I still think he's dope also. . .

DBR:

With barz like these:

Real talk . . Dude is strait killin' it. This is a must cop album when it drops.

oNe

For real. Been following this dude's sh!ts for a while now . He's one hell of a new school emcee. He's got a prequel album/mixtape out already, "the warm up" and the sh!t is onpoint. To take the mind out of the hype and fame right now, He's nicer than drake with rhymes plus is flow ain't sluggish.

The only problem is, He's on Rocnation and I just only hope his sk!lls don't get diluted so much that he releases a pop album! Juz thinking.

FRUITYLOOPS AND REASON ARE CREATING JOB [LESSNESS] FOR PEOPLE. ELECTRONIC MUSIC SHAAAAAA!!!!

04kaa:

@bouzymill
leave that thing

bROS, nO WORRY. . . I never loose my sense of humour!!!!

audio:

I'm a big Nneka fan, but since when did she become HipHop for god's sake? It's like if you're black, then you're hip hop. She's more neo soul with a rock edge

it's not about being black, though prominent and entrenched in the Black culture. It's one way or the other, Neo-Soul is like a sister genre to Hip-Hop. Infact, Neo-Soul, according to some school of thought which i also believe, Neo-Soul is under the umbrella of the HipHop culture. Simple reason is they both took over from the Blues and Soul Music. While in rap, you take the written poetry and recite as they do, what they do in Neo-Soul is to make this poetry a sung verse. Also, they both take samples from the old soul and blues music as a technique for their music production; though not much in Neo-Soul as it is in Real HipHop. This is why you'ld see some HipHop producers producing Neo-Soul artists; producers like Madlib, Pete Rock, 9th Wonder, JDilla (R.I.P), Questlove and host of others. Notice their instrumentals sounding like HipHop beats.

You'ld see Lauryn Hill, Joss Stone, Angie Stone, Jill Scott, D'Angelo, Rapheal Sadiq, Leela James, Musiq Soulchild, etc. in the neo-soul category.

04kaa:

ON A SERIOUS NOTE, MI NEEDS TO ADDRESS KELLY HANDSOME ON A 3 VERSE EULOGY SONG, THE MORE MI DELAYS THE MORE BALLS KELLY GROWS.    2 YEAR OLD RAPPER GO DEY THINK SAY HIM FIT DISS MI GO SCOT FREE. IF I WAS MI , I WOULD DO WHAT PAC,KHADDAFI, HUSSEIN ,OUTLAWS AND CO DID TO BIGGIE ON  HIS REPLY  
BY BRINGING ALL THE CHOC BOIZ TO TAKE PUNCHLINE SHOTS AT KELLY HANDSOME ONE BY ONE.
MI IS LOOKING TOO VULNERABLE NOW, KELLY HANDSOME NA CRAZY BOI. SEE AS HE TURN MI TO BABY RAPPER.

I don't even understand how kelly handsome just turned to a rapper. Heard one "chocolate boiz" joint and I was surprised.  .  . even though, the rap lines were not that elevated, he tried.  .  . looking at it from the kelly handsome that I know.

I respect M.I as, at the least, a conscious rapper. but his flaw is really open to the world now. M.I is not a Battle rapper at all and he's just really bad at trying to be. If I were him, I wouldn't have replied Kelly Handsome and just allow people to assume[b] "M.I is way better than Kelly Handsome"[/b]. But now that he has been trying hard but in vain to effectively reply Kelly Handsome, he should be ready for other younger cats who would try to make use of his flaws to step up.

"Kelly Handsome don use him amateur hands spoil M.I hands for Snookers"

As for Ice Berg Slim,  M.I should just forget dissing anybody and just face his music.

04kaa:

SEE YAWA.

DBR RESPECT URSELF O   

, U KNOW ELDEE FEARS ONLY OFOKA IN NAIRALAND, HE HAS E-BULLIED [b]BOUZYMILL [/b]DBR AND THE REST OF THEM NL CATS. ALL OF UNA COME DEY FEAR ELDEE, ELDEE SMALL BOI WEY I TRAIN FOR NAIRALAND EUROPEAN MISSION IN 2006.  


SO DBR GIVE URSELF BRAIN O, FIGHT your WAR BY URSELF NO DEY CALL ANY OFOKA OR EBORA MEJIDINLOGUN    TO SAVE U. OYA ROUND 1 GBAGAUN.!   ELDEE OYA BULLY AM

Hey, Oga O4kA. . . lol. . . this is the second time you'ld mention my name in your posts about bulllying, like you're waiting for me to acknowledge it and "act". What you should understand from me is, I'm here to drop what i feel on issues and that's what I will always do. I'ld not join the band wagon of those who take general debates as their personal issues and that happens to be what alot of cats do over here. I'm not acting like I'm way matured than anybody, am just saying my state of mind is deeper than that.

The album is alright. . . dope for sure, BUT NOT THE BEST ALBUM OF THE YEAR