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Let us think before we write anything here. Does the constitution or electoral laws permit these appendages to oversee electoral processes? owobokiri: |
Ok, but what if this happens in a Marriage situation? Dzzzz: |
The painful part is that you'll carry all the responsibilities and they'll say your efforts are futile. Don't settle for less my brother, you go cry |
There's no need for this, the history is very visible. "Lust is gonna get you killed but Pride will be the death of you" |
What of my third Mistake? 🤷🏽 Killallmuslims: |
If a Man place he's value on the things he can provide for a Woman, then he can be easily replaced. Use this information as you want |
[quote author=ezewealth post=139774559][/quote]How many albums does Ill bliss have? What are their ratings? |
It might be in the wrong section but read. Don't mind my typos. Thanks 🙏🏽 I saw a tread the other Night by Rapmoney about the most underrated Rappers ever to grace the mic on the Nigerian Rap/ Hip-hop Scenery. The names on the list and names on other comments made me realize that Nigeria has a large pool of lyrical 'wordsmiths'. We are talking about real rap here not Rap and Song. I feel it's only befitting that we look at it from another angle based on some criteria I'll include here. It's no news now that the hip-hop genre of music in Nigeria is in state of comatose and limbo. No real Rapper out there now, I mean real wordsmith that will leave I you in AWE. Although commercial appeal is very important for any endeavor (in this case rap), it's is not always the sole metric to judge rapper, afterall, rap is meant to be an underground thing because of the use of raw, or sometimes obscene.... languages and messages passed acrossed I'll list the Best rappers from Nigeria Based on the Criteria below 1. Cultural Infusion and Impact (your rap should embody and reflect on your culture) 2. Amount of quality (classic) Work done or Discography (rappers should have good quality work Sonically and Lyrically to be judged with not one hit wonders) 3. Flow (This as to do with the rapper's cadence, breath control, beat control...) 4. Delivery (A rapper's ability to express his or her idea clearly) 5. Vocabulary range/ Lyrics (better vocabulary means the rapper can reach audience better) This list will always be subjective but it can't get any closer than this: 1. M.I Abaga: This dude changed the way rappers rap after he burst onto the scene in the late 2000s. His Wordplay, Punchlines, Mic Control is unprecedented. He brought a breath of fresh air to the game which is quite different from what was on ground with thorough blending of real rap techniques and culturally thematic narratives. He also did this while been commercially successfully. He's too hook reliant. Notable Works are 'Chairman', 'The M.I series' and 'Talk about it'. 2. Mode 9: M9 set the foundation for what many rappers are enjoying today, he made rap techniques and intricacies acceptable by the normal listener. Internal rhyming, entendre(s), Multisyllabic rhymes, punchlines... were trailblazed by M9. He did this while also appealing to the masses. His case is like Rakim, Kool G Rap before Nas, B.I.G. Notable Works: 'Pentium IX' and 'The Monumental' 3. Jesse Jagz: Sonically, he's the best on this list. Lyrically on his day, he's the best on this list... He was behind the sound of one of the most important period in Nigerian Hip-hop history (the late 2000s and early to mid 2010s) producing classics hip-hop gems. A producer/ rapper who is confident and unapologetic in his delivery, can make you question your intelligence 'in situ'. His versatility can be seen has his strength and weakness at alternating times, it can be reggae today, rap tomorrow. Notable Works: Jagz Nation Vol. 1&2, Jagz of all Tradez 4. A-Q: This Man is Technically and Philosophically gifted at G.O.A.T. level. His story telling is vivid, no wasted bar, classic flow and can be called best in this regard anytime, anyday. He might not enjoy the commercial success that the rest on this list enjoyed but he's the definition of a wordsmith in every sense of the word. This is evident in 'God's Engineering and 'The life of a Nigerian Rapper'. If not for lower amount of work done, he should be number one here. If Nas was a Nigerian Rapper, he'll sound like A-Q 5. Vector: Many will remember him for his fued with the Choc boys, but he is him. Clever wordplay, entendre and of cause always battle ready. Only a few will battle M.I and withstand the 'Chairman'. His albums 'State of Surprise' and 'The Rapper' are testament to his lyrical dexterity. His diction is top notch not forced, he got bars and Sonically sound. He's got some Mixtape E.P too where he expressed himself more compared to the Albums. Honorable Mentions Show Dem Camp( These guys are philosophical to be Nigerians) Payper Corleone (He's too abstract and intelligent, he's elite) Eedris Abdulkareem (If Mode 9 was the foundation for modern rap in Nigeria then E. Abdulkareem is the ground with the foundation stands) Ice Prince (Punchlines, wordplay, commercial appeal) Magneto (Indigenously unapologetic) Zoro (Need I say more?) BlackBonez (Wordplay, Commercial, Battle rapper) Any objections or Rearranging? |
As in... Jesse Jagz is so underrated. No rapper on that list can stand J. Jagz in any capacity. Thanks for pointing this out because I've been following hip-hop for a long time, I've seen all of them and nobody comes close. TyrellObi: |
The Moment I didn't see Jesse Jagz Name as Number 1, that's how I knew the OP doesn't know jack. Just go listen to Jagz First Three (3) Albums ( Jagz of all Tradez, Jagz Nation Vol. 1&2). I bet that your opinion will change unless you just skim through Songs, Bars, Schemes... No rapper from Nigeria Can beat that even M.I. or Mode 9 Forget nostalgia, I'm from their era. Maybe it's because he's a producer/ rapper that's why his name is usually overlooked but I can bet you that he's the best brained rapper that Nigeria has ever had Sonically, Lyrically, Artistically and what have you.... This man practically Sings, Rap, produce et Al all his albums and that of other Choc boys. Please feel free to Quote my comment with any Rapper's name from Nigeria that can go neck to neck with Jesse Jagz, I mean bars, albums even production. The problem I have with him is that he always appear or seem more intelligent than his listener, I mean always. You have to be really intelligent, Smart hiphop minded to understand him. The rest of the Rappers you guys have mentioned can't lace Jagz shoes. I'm an avid hiphop mind and encyclopedia so trust me on this.
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Having the spare key doesn't mean you shouldn't take permission to Visit. He's simply asserting his manly authority which is important in courtship. Boundaries are important, I'm sure this is not the first time or situation where set boundaries were threatened. Let's be intentional ✌🏽 APOPTOSIS: |
100 Caps for any National Team is not easy, talk more of Nigeria with Politics everywhere. I wish he can cap it with a Major Trophy. Congratulations! |
I think what she's trying to describe is a 'Dad bod'. Someone in his middle age, although once upon a time athletic, has come more intuned with balancing work and family responsibilities. She want a married man 😃 |
The question are 1. How much did he spend on his team compared to Fergie? 2. How many players did he bring from academy to his first team and became main part of the serial winning compared to Fergie? Remove money from Pep and he's feather weight in England elder1002: |
Well, the OP is not far from the truth, I hope that teachers can be linked to well paying teaching jobs... I'm a teacher too for some years now. I started with 25k as a graduate though with side hustles like lessons. Now I'm earning at least 400k monthly. But sometimes I feel bad about everything, because I work from Monday to Monday, from house to house. No time for myself. It's not easy out there. I know what I'm enjoying now is the power of youth. But what will happen when it all falls down ![]() |
Emdi1914:Oga, let them worship God not me. The reality is that we need all hands to be on deck, the ship is sinking already brov |
Ú Makaveli217:Oga, some women will pretend till you marry them. Wife was working assiduously during courtship, but upon marriage, she jus slowed down. After all, I take care of the bills to the T. I complain sometimes, but each time I feel less of whom I am. My consolation is that I can only get better with adversity. Men stay strong, our societal expectations is weighty enough. 😔
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Emdi1914:In the 21 Century? Where my women fight for gender equality? Go get your facts right brov |
abuhusna1:No be to lock up no reply msgs. Abroad no be heaven |
At least 8k. 11 more characters needed |
WhizdomXX:Literature or Government |
But hin get English Language and Mathematics credit and three (3) other relevant subject credit |
Most of them will be in their prime so it'll be a good time to win it. There won't be home advantage at the Kenya, Uganda... AFCON. Naija for the Gold |
jchioma:Your Salary still dey your hand na 🤣 |
SixSeven:Smoking weed and getting drunk are two different spiritually, pls be intentional |
Oga contractual agreements can also be verbal 🤣 inoki247: |
This is the most capped Nigerian player, pls add some respect to his name Obviouslyblunt: |
SmartPolician:Which politician doesn't? 🤔 |
Tradepunter2: |
No wonder my oga way dey work for NNPC travel go Lagos come back with the goods yesterday. Nigeria and Corruption 5&6 |
No worry my dear, your mind go soon touch ground 😀 |
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