Mazi Fecko visits the Big Brother Naija house

Check out what went down between Mazi Fecko and BBNaija house mates (Gifty and TBoss) when he visited the house.

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Mazi Fecko visits the #BBNaija House

Fecko - Hustle Over Feelings

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8eIe_hxt30

Wow, and eight years later, am back on this thread!! The journey so far though!! God has been awesome.

I appreciate all my day one supporters. Just swinging by to holla at my real peeps.

Y'all can keep tabs with me by following @thisisFecko on Twitter and Instagram.

Holla!!

New music here: http://soundcloud.com/thisisfecko

Jarus:
. I think mopst of the guys in the NL music section then have since gone ahead to float their own independent platform. Lalaboi of Nairalad is one of the founders of notjustok, now Nigeria's leading music blog. I must also admit Nairaland career section was also the launch pad of my now thriving career portal, Jarushub.com, as half of my readers followed me from Nairaland.

Humble beginnings.

Elxandre:
FECKO please come back and do the needful!
deactivate your account

What if I don't wanna deactivate it?

I didn't diss the Oba of Lagos oo! Lol

Two Words: "Africa Rocks!" If you want to catch my drift then visit the link to listen to this enoyable and thought-provoking track  "Africa" from Fecko Tha Emcee featuring Chrest on NotjustOk.com and Nigerianhiphop.net. Thanks for all the feedback thus far. Holla!  http://www.notjustok.com/2009/07/13/fecko-tha-emcee-ft-chrest-africa/ or http://nigerianhiphop.net/blog/2009/07/10/fecko-tha-emcee-ft-chrest-africa/

Wats good fam? Y'all can follow this link to download my track "Nollywood" featuring Terry tha rapman. http://www.zshare.net/download/571971017d2bc1a6/

@ Khanye

I'm still recording man, am looking at late 2009 or early 2010. I'll keep you posted. One!

Thanks Khanye!

http://rapidshare.com/files/207627286/Nollywood_ft_Terry_da_rapman.wma.html

Sup fam, y'all can follow the link above to download my single. One!


Artiste: FECKO
Track: Nollywood ft Terry tha rapman

What it do ma people! just breezin thru to let y'all know that i got a new track on Myspace and Reverbnation, aptly titled "Phunky Somethin", lol, yeah what a title! but anyway, just follow these links to check em out. http://www.myspace.com/fecko and http://www.reverbnation.com/fecko

PS: Also i'll appreciate it alot if y'all request for my promo tracks on radio.

Artiste Name: FECKO
Track Titled: 1, Nollywood ft Terry tha rapman
2, Phunky Somethin

Thanks for your support. Holla at your boi!!! 1

NaijaHiphop Stand Up!!!

Yo naija, what's poppin? Allow me refer y'all to www.myspace.com/fecko to check out two of my hot new tracks, aptly entitled "Phunky Somethin" and "Nollywood" ft Terry da rapman, respectively. I'll appreciate your comments. Holla! Lest I forget, HAPPY NU YEAR!!!

Fecko aka Raplogic

javalove:

Fecko u are doing good. Keep it up

Yo boss! thanks for the comment.

Yo! Sup fam? Y'all can visit www.reverbnation.com/feckoexclusive to check out my brand new single "Nollywood" featuring Terry tha rapman - off my forthcoming album "The First Impression" , also watch out for the video clip by the first quater of 2009. Your comments will be highly appreciated. One!

Yo Banky! Wats Good Please try posting the code again. I really wanna check it out. One!

FECKO & MODENINE During an interview at Numetro Media Stores.

Hey fam! wats good Well, I actually did a video-taped interview with Modenine on may,2008, courtesy of PowerHouseAfrica.com, and he shared with me the vision, aims and objective of the African Hip-Hop Movement. Watch out for the video clip on the Power House Africa website soon. But in the meantime, I wrote an article about Modenine and the African hiphop movement, y'all can read it when you got time. One!

::THE ARTICLE::
Long before now, the African hiphop community hasn't really been in the public eye, especially to most people dwelling outside the shores of Africa. Back then, most African artistes were popularly known for performing traditional music genres like; Kwaito, Fuji, Afrobeat, High-life, Juju etc. It can further be stated that the likes of Late. Fela Kuti, Black Mamboza, Sir. Shina Peters, Mariam Makeba, Nico Mbaga and Osita Osadebe were typical examples of illustrious musical performers that excelled enormously well, by doing such Afrocentric music genres as at the late 70s, 80s and early 90s. Apparently, that seems to be the foundation of today's hiphop music in Africa which is gradually getting a large audience and recognition from overseas.


This development wouldn't have taken place if not for certain people who decided to raise the stakes by contributing immensely to the hiphop scene in Africa. "African Hiphop Movement" is one of such innovative approach geared towards reviving and expanding the frontiers of hiphop in Africa ever since its inception in February, 2008. The African hiphop movement - with support from the British Council is absolutely determined to bring the art form and the culture of hiphop back to consciousness by introducing WAPI to Africans. WAPI - which is currently spanning her arts/literature/music related activities across South Africa, Western and Eastern parts of the motherland, also plans to extend the project soon to North Africa.

The key-members of the African hiphop movement include; Buddah Blaze (Kenya), Lufunyo (Tanzania), YFM presenter - Leslie Kasumba (South Africa), Fortune Masina (South Africa), DJ Black (Ghana), Jansule (Ghana) and Nigeria's hiphop luminary - Mode Nine. Well, Modenine (a.k.a Nigel Benn) belongs to the school of thought that believes a true lyricist can actually keep it real and profitable at the same time. For his money, he said: "There are many talented young rappers who feel that recording a club track is the only ticket to stardom - which is wrong!"

Basically, the aims and objective of the "African Hiphop Movement" is to connect hiphop heads all acoss Africa and also to empower young talents by grooming them to become free-thinking artists, poets, MCs and writers via the WAPI Open Mic event. Furthermore, every hiphop head is already a member of the movement as long as he or she keeps it real all the way. The African Hiphop Movement has got sevreral future plans of pushing out a pan-Africa mixtape and also building real hiphop club spots across Africa, where most hiphop heads can chill-out while listening to some raw and undiluted hiphop tracks. It's also going to be an avenue for poets to showcase their 'spoken words/poetic' skills.

The African hiphop movement is gradually growing and of course open for sponsorship. It's obviously a promising innovation that really requires more hands on deck in keeping this wonderful dream alive. Let us all joint the movement! Africa hiphop stand up!!!

Hi y'all. Visit http://www.powerhouseafrica.com to watch the video of an interview I recently conducted with Nigeria's R n B sensation Banky.W [/b]a.k.a Mr. Capable, who's popularly known for his hit single "Ebute metta". Banky.W recently collaborated with Modenine on a deff tune which will be unveiled to his fans pretty soon. Plus the interview was totally powered by [b]PowerHouseAfrica.com [/b]and [b]POWER HOUSE RECORDS(Angola). If you'd like to get more gist about him, then I suggest you check out the interview video clip directly by clicking on this link http://powerhouseafrica.com/featuring.php?ftid=247. Peace!!!

Hi y'all. Visit http://www.powerhouseafrica.com to watch the video of an interview I recently conducted with Nigeria's R n B sensation Banky.W [/b]a.k.a Mr. Capable, who's popularly known for his hit single "Ebute metta". Banky.W recently collaborated with Modenine on a deff tune which will be unveiled to his fans pretty soon. Plus the interview was totally powered by [b]PowerHouseAfrica.com [/b]and [b]POWER HOUSE RECORDS(Angola). If you'd like to get more gist about him, then I suggest you check out the interview video clip directly by clicking on this link http://powerhouseafrica.com/featuring.php?ftid=247. Peace!!!

In the meantime, y'all should watchout for the video clip of an exclusive interview I conducted recently with Banky.W(Mr. Capable) - powered by PowerHouseAfrica.com. Keep ya posted all the way.

One!

hey deffman! wats good bro? yeah I did attend a press conference at planet one with my fellow label colleagues. The whole media publicity was about the kennis music easter fiesta. It was really a full house, almost all the naija showbiz katz graced the event, from tubaba to faze, Sound sultan, X-project, Shank, Wierd mc, 9ice etc.

lawyer:

Haaaaaaaaaaaaa! I can't just stop laughing. The mistakes New musicians make everytime, again and again. One piece of advice for you Mr. Fecko! It is not called the music Industry for nothing. There are 2 words here in quote. (Music) (Industry). You guys keep on talking about how dope my lyrics are and i can rap this and that but forget that it is a business and the industry doesnt have time for all those obtuse things. Its all about the contracts and how to get your money.

I actually didnt want to say anything here because i get to see people like Fecko in dozens of threads making these same silly mistakes about shooting a tight video or "i can rap better than you" syndrome. It goes beyond selling your c.ds in hundreds or thousands or watching yourself on Soundcity or Hip hop world. This is a multi billion naira business and my friend, it goes way beyond just having your own blogsphere.

There is a very very big difference between being tagged as " Critically Acclaimed" and 'Commercially Acclaimed". Right now you are being critically acclaimed by your fans on naira land but trust me dude, Your way way off from being Commercially acclaimed. And if you continue at this rate without seeking good and realistic music business advice from Professionals, then i would just have to be contended about knowing Fecko on nairaland only and that's pretty fine by me!

The truth is bitter but thats the way i am. I don't patronize anyone especially when i see you taking the reverse path way to success. There are over 10,000 artists in Nigeria and not more than 500 (Go and check the records) that are commercially acclaimed. Dont be decieved by Soundcity or hiphopworld's gathering of musicians. Try and watch 3 hours of soundcity and tell me after the whole show if you can recognize and remember 15 of the names of the artists that just performed.

After that, ask yourself what will make me different from these ones and be in the league of the big boys. Once you have started that chain of thoughts in your mind, then i believe your ready to be commercially acclaimed.

A well-known Nigerian fuji musician once told me something. He said "Be humble and the sky will be your stepping stone". I took that advice seriously and today am getting to realise how true he was by saying that. Hey fam, I'll say you're the second person bringing on a suggestion or advise that's pretty wise and frank. All this years i've been using the internet as a major tool to promote my music and personality just like Lupe Fiasco did before he got signed unto rocafella. Now, it's left for me to take that right decision if I really want be one amongst many. That's the more reason i've got my blogsphere so I can sample people's views. I also cherish constructive criticism alot - it leads to improvement. Nuff said man. Once again, good looking out!

bolajibaok:

i have the audio of the nigerian and tanzania battles of emcee africa , anybody want to hear it ?
@fecko
please send 2shots ft mode-2shots from a nine to me please. bolajibroke in the motherfcukin buildin

Wats good bolaji? am afraid I don't have that joint with me at the moment, but i'll try to source it for you when I got time. Meanwhile, send the audio file of the nigerian and tanzanian freestyle battle of Emcee Africa to my box. I'd like to peep it. Holla at your bouy!


Delivery Report
@ alisigwe, babaearly and daminaija - track sent! more free dope tunes to come. Keep in touch fam. One!

recknass:

Fecko got your joint its definately tight, props nyways u need to watch your tenses man(propane)if u get what i mean 'because some of us might not be rap heads but still listening to a home grown jam without any flaws gives us joy, props once again

Yo Recknass! I understand ya. You know the routine when it comes to real Hip Hop joints now; verbal magic, cyphers, advance words, metaphors and isht are inevitable. Anyways, watch out for some of my cool home grown jamz, and ofcourse i'll be precise and considerate with my diction this time around.One!

babaearly:

You can chk out https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-114437.0.html. I'll like to roll with ya, maybe i'll produce some tracks for you someday. how can i reach u?

Hey bruv, just checked out the link to your thread, but I had probs downloading your beat. Kindly send a couple of them to my e-mail addy if you don't mind. feckomusik@yahoo.co.uk or raplogic@gmail.com .You can also send me a private message. It'll nice working with you. Holla!

@ youmour,shylladear,pewekac,recknass & lai-lai -- Sup? Just sent one track to y'all! I appreciate the buzz and request. Be sure to check it out when you got time.

One!

alisigwe:

sup fecko,been on your myspace a lot of time,but d songs there are kind of skipping,can u send me that track titled ''nwanne'',it reminds me of ma brother that gat sprayed last two years., ''we all bleed''.1

Alisigwe, really sorry about your brother man. What's your mail addy?

@ Okejazz - Hello sir, thanks for the advice. Am also a Student and an entrepreneur besides being an emcee. Meanwhile, my stage name was never Fekkuti or something. That really got me laughing  . You can read my biography if you care to know more about me. Peace man!

@ Deffman - Good looking out bruv. The sampling and beat for that 'Danger Awaits' joint was done by Zenios - a tite HipHop producer based in Ohio State. Already sent the joint to some radio/mixtape DJs based in America and Europe. But honestly, I'd appreciate it more if you sqaush the feud between you and Okejazz. No fighting brah, One love!

sweetberry:

jus a suggestion why don't u put some of your songs on youtube.com,

Hey dear, I intend doing so once i've got a promo video. Thanks for the suggestion anyway.

youmour:

you're undeniably dope don't have 2 listen 2 your joints 2 tell just the love shown here says it all, wow i can't imagine how the channel O emcees convention went i bet it was totally off the hinges.holla at me if theres any mo gatherings in the future.

Youmour, I really appreciate the props, but It'd been cool if you had my joint in your music libary. You can send me your e-mail addy so I'll forward one of 'em to you ASAP. Good looking out fam!

skyone:
With no disrespect this ma first time of hearing bout u, anyway i'll keep in touch wid your tunes.Goodluck

Aiight bruv, please do keep in touch. One!

whateva:

Fecko wad up is me cynthia you know what i don't use that cynthia_adams2003, so you can view me my profile and hit me up HARD or probably text me your id you get my number already.
E-I

My yahoo ID is fecko_online@yahoo.co.uk ,good looking out!

skingo:

u this fecko guy. na wa oh. we never still hear your stuff on top radio or tv? how far now? ure not a new artist again oh.
i see you have access to the str8buttah crew, terry and modenine. omo no dull yourself. use those people enter industry.
nobody send anybody wey no enter industry oh
no fade away oh.

Hey bruv, slowly bu surely. Meanwhile, I recorded a controversial joint with Terry tha rapman recently, hope to get it on the airwaves soon. Plus i'll be working with Str8 Buttah on my mixtape. Also am planning to do something different as regards promo video production. Damn, don't want to let the cat out of the bag. Just watch me do me!

mailmalc:

wats good fecko, i watched the Sprite Emcee Africa naija chapter on channel o - it was really tight. Maximus was kind of my favourite though Teeto was a better freestyle disser. He used the modenine track "cry" as a diss line nd also one part he said " Ikechukwu hold me" that was really funny and creative then maximus "You need to Close up your game not the toothpaste" somefin like that.

Yea, the 'Emcee Africa' show was nice, illbliss told me he'd love to see more events like that being organised in Nigeria. That's the only way poets/rappers/MCs can get heard because Talent Hunt Shows are not meant for Hip Hop heads in Nigeria. Stay intouch fam!

bolajibaok:

fecko danger awaits is awesome. great flows ma nigga. no stoppin

Thanks man. Got more dope tunes in the pipeline. Keep ya posted!

Click link to download: www.myspace.com/fecko

Hey fam! visit www.hiphopworldmagazine.com to vote TERRY THA RAPMAN for Best HipHop album and Lyricist on a roll.

One!