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Music/Radio › Re: Jay-z Did First Week In His First Week, But: by dejiariyo: 4:04am On Sep 29, 2009
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Music/Radio › Re: Jay-z Did First Week In His First Week, But: by dejiariyo: 3:38am On Sep 29, 2009
chiogo:
^^ Hmm, that's interesting stuff. Yeah, I noticed where he said he was a mason.
From what I heard about the masonry thingy, I don't exactly admire the so-called "organization".

I'm ready to stop listening to jigga for something like that, if it's true anyway.
But we all know rappers in general tend to over-stretch things, all in a bid to seem 'gangsta'. Jigga in particular, has always been known to be cocky.
so somehow, his lyrics don't surprise me. In the song 'Ain't I' (I think), he said something like "I ain't God but I was made in his mold". Can't tell if that was meant to be a comparison of himself to God.

And going by his favorite stage name "Hova" also J-hova literally translates to J-hova = Jehovah as in God.
I don't know if it's just him being cocky as usual.

Again, in "Dirt off your shoulder", he said "middle finger to the Lord" or something like that. sometimes, I just suppose he said, "middle finger to the law".

I heard about the Freemason thing last year, kinda strange if you ask me. never knew such thing existed. Anyway, I'm still doing my research, definitely not one to listen to devil-worshipers or whatever masons serve. undecided
chiogo,i am happy u taking note to his lyrics like i am doing, look at the transformation of beyonce,rihanna and kanye west, who were all low and calm pple before they got associated to jayz, ui would know they all change drammatically, like good girl gone bad rihanna,sasha fierce of beyonce and recently some lyrics and form of dressing of kanye west, its sickening and if u need more links to help u do more of ur research, i mite as well help u, but be ready to be shocked by ur own discovery cos u mite as well get to know that pope is also a member of illuminati and why they killed artist like micheal jackson and tupac cos they spoke against the system.


i dont want to derail this thread with the topic of illuminati but if u wanna know more about them,i am ready to help and mite as well give yu some clue about how the taylor swift,kanye west thing was staged so as to inititate on that same day, if u watch the show u will see them offering prayer to the devil.
Music/Radio › New Smashing Video From Jjc --- We Are Africans by dejiariyo(op): 11:38pm On Sep 28, 2009
Music/Radio › Re: New Joint-salute By Cashino,b-elect,modenine And Illbliss by dejiariyo: 6:00pm On Sep 28, 2009
audio:
Heard this joint on FB. Very disappointing. Mixing was well below par and the beat sounded like Primo's 2 week old leftovers from 1995. Didn't even sound mastered.
Mode 9 is single handedly killing his own legacy.
I know you come on NL, so i'm going to speak directly, with no Bias.
You need to make a comeback album, that will re-establish your poisition in Nigerian Hip Hop history.
Supress the need for instant gratification and do some serious work, behind the scenes
Work with up and coming heat, producers, rappers. Step outside your comfort zone. Challenge yourself
Lose your current posse and hangers on. THEY ARE NOT HELPING YOU.

You constantly say you're in it for the love of the game and not the money. Fine. But a good album will not go amiss. Rappers are judged by flow, wordplay and hit records. Right now, you're way down in the pecking order.

I'll probably get the normal predictable barrage of "you're a hater", you're this , you're that, from you're viral (not helping you in anyway constructive just want download links fanbase), but i'm writing this as a hip hop fan, without bias.
You can take it or leave it, but i felt i had to say it. I'm out.
















i just cant get what your point is, are u talking about the lyrical content which is meant to be ur concern or u asking him for a fat beat, this joint is not even for modenine he was featured on it by cashino,i guess u lots just need every single opp0urtunity to say bullocks about him, anyway Gudluck to yall
Music/Radio › Re: Download Mode9 - 09-09-09 The Mixtape On Notjustok.com by dejiariyo: 3:11pm On Sep 10, 2009
audio:
Omo, i rest my case. With fans like you, how will he ever progress.
if u not a fan, i dont think u in the best position to tell him what to do, he is no a kid and we fans aint kids as well but anyway thank you for ur obervation, the guy no dey drink garri, we dey here together dey chop better,holla if u want some lmao
Music/Radio › Re: Download Mode9 - 09-09-09 The Mixtape On Notjustok.com by dejiariyo: 2:59pm On Sep 10, 2009
audio:
For once i co-sign Dammiecool. By now, he should be huge. I've listened to his new mixtape. The mixing is sub standard and none of the songs is pushing the brand any further.
If he owns his own label, he should fire everybody and re hire the right people.

I see ruggedman videos on Nigeezie everyday, MI on Nigeezie everyday, Naeto c same thing, even K16 i see everyday, no Mode 9. There's something wrong there.

If he doesn't want his legacy to be wasted, he should get cracking.
if u truly know what u talking about hiphop u shud know good music are never played on radio and not even shown on tv, if u judging artiste by their airplays then nas shud not even be one of the greatest, if u want good songs u know where to get it, if u want terry g, go on nigezie
Music/Radio › Re: Download Mode9 - 09-09-09 The Mixtape On Notjustok.com by dejiariyo: 1:55pm On Sep 10, 2009
audio:
Then at least you and your fellow purists should support the guys music by buying it, instead of constantly asking for download links.

I don't care how you spin it. It's yes men like you that are stopping him from progressing.

HE NEEDS A HIT RECORD TO STAY RELEVANT. If you can't make hit records in the music business, even underground hit records, then you are just the same as all the other joe bloggs.

Talib Kweli, Common, Mobb Depp, Kanye, all underground cults, but they blew up.

Mode 9 seems to make music for the same 100 guys everytime.
how do u guys come to conclusion that modenine is really broke?
his own car,record label,his own crib studio, okay tell me anyother rapper that can boast of all this, thank yu
Music/Radio › Re: Operation Rhyme By Force-naija Artistes All Star by dejiariyo: 12:44pm On Sep 10, 2009
and this was copied from the group on facebook called , Worst lines ever used in Nigerian songs.

the person wey copy this things no even sabi copy am well
Music/Radio › Re: Operation Rhyme By Force-naija Artistes All Star by dejiariyo: 12:39pm On Sep 10, 2009
dammiecool:
Modenine{it's a goal}-"my cool flow brings ac to milan"
-how does that connect?his cool flows transports air conditioners to milan?

all hail the wackiti wack lyricist!!! shocked shocked shocked grin cheesy cheesy grin grin grin grin
lmao dumbass

my cold flow bring more ac to milan and not cool flow

joke is on u dude
Music/Radio › Re: Download Mode9 - 09-09-09 The Mixtape On Notjustok.com by dejiariyo: 11:07am On Sep 10, 2009
mbulela:
in that I WAS THERE TRACK;
who wanted to kill himself?
Blackface was writing all the songs for PB?
any answers?
question 1, i think its shud be ayeni, modenine made a reference to him in death blow, commit sucisde like ayeni


question 2, its a known fact blackface wrote most of plantation boiz songs, tuface even said it
Music/Radio › Re: 09/09/09 Mode 9 Where U @ by dejiariyo: 4:02am On Sep 09, 2009
skingo:
bobo aint got shit. bobo tryn make noise. terry and od left his back. they sounding better commercial and it makes u appreciate their creativity. kip rapping about physics. i no be learned mind. abi how javalove say am. this dejiariyo bastid. them don give me your gist for london. shebi na midlands u dey. ok na. boys go treat your f up. u dey misyan bout skingo abi
where them get all this agbero kids?
Music/Radio › Re: 09/09/09 Mode 9 Where U @ by dejiariyo: 12:07am On Sep 08, 2009
a mixtape is dropping and not an album
Music/Radio › Re: Mode 9 Sounding Like M.I. by dejiariyo: 4:12pm On Sep 04, 2009
are u saying modenine sounds like lil wayne cos we all know M.I sound like lil wayne and i listened to the same track u talking about, modenine dont sound like lil wayne
Politics › Re: Dele Momodu Replies Nairalanders! by dejiariyo: 11:27am On Sep 04, 2009
“Flatterers are the worst kind of traitors, for they will strengthen thy imperfections, encourage thee in all evils, correct thee in nothing, but so shadow and paint thy follies and vices as thou shalt never, by their will, discover good from evil, or vice from virtue.
- Sir Walter Raleigh

There is something pernicious in a columnist who devotes himself in blaming the people of Nigeria for the folly foisted on the polity by the same leaders he devotes his entire career praising and adulating. That columnist happened by the way to be This Day’s gypsy writer: Dele Momodu, a self confessed purveyor of junk journalism, someone whose claim to fame is etched in flattery of celebrities; from Shina Peters to M.KO. Abiola; from Dora Akunyili to Terry Wayas of this world.

One can safely conclude that Dele Momodu had never found a government official he can’t flatter, because he never found a Nigerian government official he cannot patronize. The sad state of journalism in Nigeria is such that some of our journalism has turned patronage into a profitable enterprise. First they will take a deliberate jibe at a celebrity or political office holder, excoriating him/her for a well deserved non performance in office. Once you do that, pronto the particular politician will come running to you for favors. You then load your subsequent write up/column with the usual pejoratives praising their supposed “sagacity”, something you have suddenly discovered after you met with him/her.

Meanwhile, the people these so called government official are supposed to serve continue to suffer with little or nothing to show as democracy dividends. This indeed is where the likes of Dele Momodu hurt not only their credibility but the very institution of journalism that brought them into prominence. We all know that in journalism, to be persuasive, you must be believable; to be believable, you must be credible; to be credible, you must be truthful.

In his latest article in This Day, Momodu, consistent with his latest itinerary which allows him to junket around Africa on behalf of a corporate behemoth like Globalcom Network, get into a rhapsodic state of effusive praise for the host country president. What is not lost on us his readers is that we invariably know that this is usually a hollow attempt to launder the image of that president because it has recently approved GlobalCom business license.

Most salient readers knows that every time Mr. Momodu travels to any African nation two things will invariably follows: An effusive praise of that country leadership; be it Ghana, Kenya, South Africa and now Benin Republic, followed by an invective laden, crocodile tears about the sorry state of Nigeria. His latest installment follows his most recent trip to Benin where he found Benin to be an Eldora do where Nigerian are running in drove to due to the misrule of his friends in power.

The irony apparently is lost on him as he devoted three paragraphs in the same column to an effusive praise on President Umaru Musa Yar’adua; for settling a dispute between a member of his cabinet, and the Executive Director of National Communication Commission. He concluded that Yar’adua is a good man, because the latter reads newspaper.

My first retort is to yell, “Yes you are damn right he reads newspaper! I bet he reads your columns filled with flattery. After all, “the art of flatterers is to take advantage of the foibles of the great, to foster their errors, and never to give advice which may annoy.” When you keep blaming the customs man at Seme’s border whilst you excused the corruptions of ministers and ex-governors why will he not read the garbage you spew every week!”

The one thing that jumps out at me from his latest piece is the amount of "arguments" constructed on things like "I am beginning to think” , “it would probably”, “I should be able, ” , “We were forced to think, ”, “It was my conclusion”, “you probably, ", "I bet you, ", "I'm sure you, ", and the like. Assumption is piled on supposition, mixed with profanity, and sprinkled with pejorative, in an endless series of virtuoso displays of muddled thinking. No serious attempt to think through the policy permutations that led to the status quo on both sides of the border. No serious effort made to excoriate the authorities involved in the misrule going on in Nigeria. No attempt to challenge the re-branding crusade of his patron, Ms. Akunyili.

It is as if Momodu’s tortured logic bestrides the gargantuan facts like a colossus. Why would any serious governmental official take such write up seriously? An exercise in flattery superimposed with a contorted attempt to blame the masses for the wrongs of their leaders. Like Samuel Johnson famous quote: “"Men who stand in the highest ranks of society seldom hear of their faults; if by any accident an opprobrious clamor reaches their ears, flattery is always at hand to pour in her opiates, to quiet conviction and obtund remorse."

One can safely opine that the “shame on us” tour of Momodu is better directed exclusively at the “us” exemplified by Momodu’s and his cohorts in power. It is self evident that the mischief of flattery by the likes of Momodu’s perpetuates the corruption going on in Nigeria; as Edmund Burke rightly pointed out “Flattery corrupts both the receiver and the giver; and adulation is not of more service to the people than to kings.”

Francis Adewale

Spokane, WA

U.S.A

tioluwanimi@yahoo.com
Politics › Re: Dele Momodu Replies Nairalanders! by dejiariyo: 11:22am On Sep 04, 2009
The only question i wanna ask Dele Momodu is: will Chief MKO abiola be happy with u celebrating all this pple if he was still alive?

i want u to think about that questionn very deeply cos we all know what MKO was killed for and since u claim he is your mentor,will ur mentor be happy with you celebrating the likes of ibrahim babangida?
food for thought gor you dele
Music/Radio › Re: Ruggedman Die Hard Fans Plan Riot For Ruggedy To Reply Deathblow Immediately by dejiariyo: 12:58pm On Sep 01, 2009
chippoc:
OFOKASIBE, when u go stop all these your foolishness? u think hiding under KAY-M will hide u abi? u are the only clown and fool known in nairaland. how come u expect any slowpoke to believe this garbage. ruggedy baba had to frustrate modenine with silence cos mode is looking for a way of upgrading his image through the battle. but ruggedy can't give it to him. rugged man's fans are happy with it. so, shut your dirty mouth.
modenine is using battle to upgrade his image? well if forgot battle is no more part of hiphop and have u all forgotten how ruggedman became relevant in the industry? by battling musicsians and even record labels so why is he shying away from what he started/

if u wanna become relevant release new songs which modenine is doing at the moment, he dont even need ruggedman to release two singles in a week, anwyay looking forward to the 090909 mixtape watch out yall.
Celebrities › Re: Thanks To Modenine: Ruggedman Stopped Wearing Headwarmer by dejiariyo(op): 1:18pm On Aug 25, 2009
kanye, i dey oooo
Celebrities › Re: Thanks To Modenine: Ruggedman Stopped Wearing Headwarmer by dejiariyo(op): 1:16pm On Aug 25, 2009
what happened?
Celebrities › Thanks To Modenine: Ruggedman Stopped Wearing Headwarmer by dejiariyo(op): 6:07am On Aug 25, 2009
i saw ruggedman on saurday at the eclispse night club in england and i was a bit suprised dude has dropped the  idea of putting on the headwarder boy look and i saw his interview  on hitv and he look good without the headwarmer.so thanks to modenine who had to let him know that at his age the head warmer is not a cool thing, except u in winter.

pls compare the look (headwarmer) with the new look(shaved head) and tell me which one is more acceptable.

Music/Radio › Igho Ft Mode9 & Faze – Get Away by dejiariyo(op): 1:58am On Aug 14, 2009
Music/Radio › Re: Favourite Rap Lines By Nigerian Rappers by dejiariyo: 3:12pm On Aug 10, 2009
eldee:
Hehehe . . . sour grapes

I'm so hott I'm a thousand degree celsius
Everybody else is singing the blues like Chelsea
I move slow in your system like peristalsis
Down your oesophagus, nobody can mess with us
(Like Arsenal's Invincibles) grin grin
, mi
, that line is from mi new song

U say u gifted but got nothin to offer us
Ur reign is imaginary Mr. Snuffleupagus
if u say u king i shove it back in ur psycophagus(psyche/oesophagus, modenine

its from modenine last album on track nine



another reoccurence or just coincidence?
Music/Radio › Re: Favourite Rap Lines By Nigerian Rappers by dejiariyo: 4:03pm On Aug 07, 2009
DBR:
ur surgeon better be good at jigsaw cos im rippin u to pieces for callin me a bitter
im deadlier wit the bars than a shaolin pole fighter-M9-GERM
oNe
nice one, some tight lyrics, just like he pop a virgin
Music/Radio › Re: Favourite Rap Lines By Nigerian Rappers by dejiariyo: 2:24pm On Aug 07, 2009
so sauce kid never was the best, if not ur ashewo sef, i would actually take sauce kid before M.I , dude is just enjoying the media attention and its only in nigeria a rap artiste becomes the best with 1 album. u have to wait for the following projects before u call them the best.

50cent,Game,young juc,Mims e.t.c would have being call the best cos they had a good debut album, but they all watered down cos they cant keep up with the hype and glory that came with the first album, so all u dickriding M.I shud just take it easy and lets see what happen next, u dont just a book by its cover, mediocrity at its best
Music/Radio › Re: Favourite Rap Lines By Nigerian Rappers by dejiariyo: 2:06pm On Aug 07, 2009
[quote author=tosinaded@ link=topic=189393.msg4314731#msg4314731 date=1249647526]M.I is the best
dammit grin[/quote]what about saucekid sir?
Music/Radio › Re: Favourite Rap Lines By Nigerian Rappers by dejiariyo: 4:50am On Aug 07, 2009
how can i be mad when u called me big baby, when i was on ur mums tite and the bitch called me baby ---------modenine (badman)

this is how u address them little attention seekers
Autos › Re: Pls Can Anyone Get Me A Honda Eod For 1.5million by dejiariyo(op): 5:36am On Jul 22, 2009
ok man, pls will send yu the message and middleman expecting ur responce still
Islam › Re: Allah And The Things He Did Not Know by dejiariyo: 5:34am On Jul 22, 2009
well i am not into any religion but when i see fools dissing allah i just laugh at them, allah is the arabic word for God ,Nigerians are so ignorant.education is another problem , most nigerians will diss eledumare and say God is better than eledumare when eledumare is just yoruba meaning of God, ignorant foools
Autos › Re: Pls Can Anyone Get Me A Honda Eod For 1.5million by dejiariyo(op): 11:15pm On Jul 21, 2009
guy get me anyone, i dont mind am buying it for my sister and all she keep mentioning is end of discussion and i know i can get it on here, dont really know much about all this cars from japan, so let me know if u can get it for me.
Autos › Re: Pls Can Anyone Get Me A Honda Eod For 1.5million by dejiariyo(op): 9:46pm On Jul 21, 2009
anyone pls?
Autos › Pls Can Anyone Get Me A Honda Eod For 1.5million by dejiariyo(op): 8:20pm On Jul 21, 2009
pls i need a honda accord 2003 model tokunbo for 1.5 million, pls i need it urgently , if u have pls contact me asap
Music/Radio › Re: Who's Better To U B/w Modenine And M.i.? Lets Talk: by dejiariyo: 5:42pm On Jul 17, 2009
rapjunkie:
nothing do MI. . . ,  . i like his hustle and he has given naija hip hop a much needed lift.

but i don't think he is the messiah . . . .more like a prophet

i think  he needs to think more about his lyrics and stop his tendancy to just rhyme for rhyming sake

We are too easily impressed in naija and thats why he is getting away with substandard lyrics like this

c'mon
wtf??

BUT i am glad he has come and influenced the naija rap scene. . . . . . . even OverDose is wearing a suit nowadays shocked grin shocked

boys are not smiling
that shud be naeto c

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