₦airaland Forum

Pamcrest:
AY should just cut his losses (if any), Afterall he made money before d pirates struck. He's better off than baba sala whose pirated movie "Orun moru" sent him on d brink of death....d guy never recovered as he couldn't pay back d bank loan he took to make d film...poor soul.
AY, u will recoup when u host your usual AY Easter show next month. Everyday no be christmas! And d boys must wack naa
My humble submission

well Baba Sala is now a prophet in his c and s church back home in Osun State


he isn't a poor soul as he now finally fulfills God's calling


that ish happened as a result of divine "intervention"... d call came afterwards

ichidodo:
[color=#1980BC] Nu babylon mon present ina de Area??! Bad man no flee,Razzclats.. [/color]

hey rastaman big up!!!

them bombaklats ayard all them times... pelice do nothing!!

fire burn them all

nuff respect brotherman

boom

Bigcake:
Guy wetin you want talk where another person never talk. Just 3hrs event? Dont forget we are talking about an average wedding and not a societal wedding. We really have to encourage the singles to get married.

I understand eventplanners!!!

but a master of ceremony deserves nothing less than 25k for an average wedding!!!

you have never held the mic before bros!!

u think say to anchor wedding na beans!!!

I hear

Bigcake:
Mc N10k.

smh

10k for the masters of ceremony


all these event planners can be funny at times sha

go pick up mic na

well, punchline rappers have sold and are still selling

I think it takes a type of creativity to do rap music in its most raw form and still appeal, making commercial success out of it.


people have done it, still doing it. yes you can

nhop:
Are you young, have a flare for entertainment, ready to challenge the norm and can express his/her words through writing? If yes, kindly drop your email address.

P:S You must have a laptop and access to the internet. This is a paid gig

adefunmo1@gmail.com

well

the rap name issue is just my own opinion - I am not always wrong

You referred to rugged man as per his language of rap

I refer to his mode nine beef as per his concepts of raps


rugged was selling out, mode wasn't cashin out

I think the banging track is like the local rappers one

while AQ's reply is like talking to you

(hope you know those four and my basis for comparison)


Well, about the rap is (not) rap ish, hip-hop heads will never ever get to reach a conclusion on which is which

we have touched the argument with issues like the lyrical content, individual appeal, commercial appeal etc. I just don't get the "a more advanced rap" line. you talking of d.ope and wack there I think. but I'm just saying rappers punchlining and not being recognized as evident in their appeal, financial status through music returns and impact of music, is at the end of the day wack. but again, preferences come to play, as always.


regardless of how long we bring our differences to table, hip-hop actually doesn't allow us to reach consensus kinda.


that is how "dead" hip-hop is...(another argument we could do if you don't mind ), but overall... RAP NA RAP

and the street doesn't necessarily want to shake body. Eminem is the most appealing rapper, M.I didn't do dance tracks at any time (I think he took rap appeal in this country to heights, irrespective of his own height). the street or anywhere else wants music. NOW wouldn't we have to define what music means again?

Akin1212:
RAP IS NOT RAP BRO, CONSIDERING THE ORIGIN OF RAP, BUT THEN SINCE MONEY MAKING AND CHOICE OF NIGERIANS HAS BEEN CALLED INTO QUESTION, I BELIEVE MUSIC, HOPE U UNDERSTAND WHAT I MEAN, MUSIC MUST BE MADE.......... I CAN STILL RAP IN ENGLISH AND APPEAL TO THE NIGERIA RAP FANS, IT DEPENDS ON HOW MUCH U DO MUSIC, RUGGEDMAN DID IT...... WATCH OUT FOR THUGNIFICENT

Mr Thugnificent!

RAP IS RAP


isn't rap 's soul purpose to pass a message across (whatever type of message) on a beat with a steady flow and rhythmical rhymes?

RHYTHMICALLY APPLIED POETRY

if we should consider the origin of rap, we won't actually have rap again! rap was a music of the oppressed against an oppressing government.

and rap evolved from spoken words and literature. you can always do what you like with it

But in our society, people frown against thinking out of the box



WHAT IS DOP.E IN HIP-HOP?


there is no standard definition for an art sir

all they made us realize in d song is that; the streets can't relate with punchlines much when they can enjoy a feel of something more street-appealing



If you say ruggedman is a focal point, how come mode nine had issues with him? and viceversa? at least rugged spits in English...


MAKE RAP MUSIC, DON'T JUST MAKE RAP

btw you shouldn't have quoted all I wrote

and ur stage name WON'T appeal to many (you a fan of boondocks?). nobody will want to give a thug (names get abbreviated you know) a listening ear I.M.O




AND RAP IS RAP SIR

Jiireigedamola:
http://www.startupbigideas.com literally Startup Big Ideas need some Writers that can post Articles to this website daily, I am on a very tight schedule that requires my full attention and this doesn't make me so hard working when it comes to post writing though I have lots of posts in my head that I need to write down but I just can't I need some poeple who can post to this website on daily basis if you are interested you can comment or contact jiireigedamola@gmail.com Thanks

Mr Damola sir

talk of the word count

pay


et al

SOURCE: http://thequaintmag.com/2015/02/local-local-rappers-vs-local-international-rappers

LOCAL LOCAL RAPPERS VERSUS LOCAL INTERNATIONAL RAPPERS

N.B/DISCLAIMER: I am unwell with the pen!!! Thanks

The debate of how rap should be done in Nigeria will only end the moment the trumpet sounds. Hallelujah!!! But before that time comes, I can also join in the cross-fire. If I "die" whilst at it, may my soul "rip". (free multisyllables right there). When the local rapper track dropped, I felt it was a cool song. I'm saying in terms of; production-shout out to tyrone; lyrical content; melody and concept. We have different ways of interpreting everything, so I get it when my opinion seems illogically different from others. I've heard reminisce from the "one-chance" and "bachelor" tracks' days. When he was hundred percent English (international). When he turned Alaga Ibile too (local), I was by my phone listening to him drop them bars. So, I relate to the local rappers track hundred percent.
I heard of how Ola used to spit in the Lingua Franca back in the days, and how the lords of Ajasas, 2phats, Id cabasas et al made him see why it might/won't work for him. Yeah! They were right, who wants to listen to Olamide rap in English?!!! I don't know much about Phyno, as I am yet to learn the Ibo language, but no doubt he was on concept on the "infamous" track. Believe me, in my opinion, I feel these guys are right. Punchline o jawo mo (hardcore doesn't sell, or big bros mode9!!! does it?). Isn't that stale news? What's the fuss about? Even mode9 went on a commercial break. Terry is now comfortably doing commercial tracks (maybe not comfortably). Truth is the Nigerian music scene is paying more attention to these indigenous rappers more. Before you curse my dad and mum out, just so you know, I listen to a lot of Nigerian hardcore raps. (do I have to do this?) I've 80% mode9's body of works, both free and bought. Rapman, Godwon, O.D, Pherro, who else does much of hardcore? I've them all, I bump them. But truth is, they aren't 100% relateable with to the average Nigerian rap fan.

I'm not of the opinion that rap has a blueprint. Abeg!!! we don't speak English all the time. When I saw the AQ stuff, I could only smile. I've known A.Q since like 2005. A decade. I had his mixtape uncle Jatt hosted, and I recently downloaded son of John. Q is all punchlines. Dope as they come. So, him replying wasn't a surprise. It's him. He is never a coward and will go any length to defend what he represents (make una help me clap for am now...) . His international rappers track wasn't a diss, I see it as someone holding his ground. No qualms. Only that we fans of rap, rap heads and rappers all differ on what the rap culture is in Nigeria. Some say you shouldn't rap in vernacular, others say rapping in phonetics isn't the way to go about it. TO ME, RAP IS RAP. It could be dope to you, and it sounds wack to me, but it is still rap. Nobody should question if I am a fan of punchline or not. I think rap is more than punchlining. I've heard people say you must do punchlines to be regarded as dope. Hold up, let me call nasty Nas ( I swear you don't know what I mean(t) here). Run dmc, scarface et al never punchlined. Na because some of us no sabi literature self. Puns, metaphors, similes and other elements don't make up a whole great literary work. The best rap songs aren't necessarily the ones laced with punchlines all over the place. I mean, what is the point of the punchline if the music is actually missing.

See, chill, I love punchlines. I really do. But when songs lack depth (of whatever concept they are based on), punchlines won't amount to shi!!! The debate of if we have a rap culture in Nigeria is always kinda unclear. What is a culture if it is never made understandable to the people it is meant to be shared with? At least some few folks have been able to make money from hardcore and softcore rap, don't be in the middle. Do hardcore and let us feel the music in this genre you so much exalt. Or just dumb it down for us and let's bump our heads and yanshes to rap music. Either way, make a point every time you spit a bar, and let people relate. And by people, I mean everybody that loves music. If you do good music, irrespective of the genre, you will be rewarded. Rap music will just always be controversial, at times for no reason except the "hip-hop" reason. But for all its worth, rap music has come to stay in Nigeria. It is up to you to define what you think rap music then is.


@adefunmiloye is a writer, essayist, comedian, m.c and rapper(with no single single).
He writes from the comfort of his water-bed in far away Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State.

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na taiwo didnt write this

maybe ur alter-ego

but tis isnt u

u ve always loved money..if na lie, send me the tithe of ur nxt month's salary

Lifebender:
You this Ijebu Boy eh

sweetheart!!! how have you been ma'am


mwahh!!!



hahahahaha

if nobody gifted that boy a maxilliam textbook

him christening never complete

Ewe so

Mori sofo ewen ara nairalandi ti ka tiredi we ni igba egberun

iwe nice ke!!! mi mo sofo wen liki ijebu towe o o


mi i bere o

wen iri irukurun o o

mo mawa upudati wen soonu


ona re po!!!

Lifebender:
What does she know about politics

Anyway come Febuhari 14 i wish BUHARI GOODLUCK

BUHAHAHAHAHA!!!

I'm sure we will scream OLUWATOBILOBA after Jega declares the results

TAKE HEART MA


all will be well

ITbomb:
I had considered all these also but seeing that they are an educational foundation, I see it as a volunteer stuff and the token is just to take care of my data.
You can contribute your knowledge to them while still making money with the big payerz

Fuel #500
Data #1200
Time 2hours

Bros!!!

This writing job is a business, a serious one at that


I've rejected 20k for 200 monthly posts
15k to manage a blog
1k for 750word article


working a 0.3naira per word job is a slap on my skills



educational programme or not!!!


It's plain exploitation!!! and wickedness

Psittacus:
Go ahead and write the article, Publish it on New York Times. people like me volunteer to write the scripts for free, we just needed more hands cos of deadline. That's wat people like me will do. FYI i don't own d organisation, am a volunteer. Am interested in what the society stands to gain.

hahahaha

JUMAYIN

I'm offended

a lot


#1500 per 5000-word manuscript is too unfair


no one should be treated like that


s m h!!!


In the freelance market

it's now 1naira per 1word


I, being a professional,charge 5naira per word


including spaces , symbols and signs



I'm going to write an article on people like you soon

I've delivered a work to the email


but why do I've a feeling this is someone's school project?

Ojugunrege:
Jan 26th, mid-30's in 21 days, married

happy birthday chief Mrs Ojugunrege

happy new year

enjoy your day with daddy and d kids










DHL my cake

couldn't eat any on my own birthday self

felifeli:
This guy is a dunce. Anyway since you are so ignorant formal dressing to work is optional in most offices in UK. People generally go to work in whatever clothes will enable them do their work well. And additionally BTW this is winter and if you are working outside the office you'd better have good jeans. No matter you guys can't get a job, you are not employable.

k

irukandji89:
Nice thread .....

Ijebu ode rocks!

I think I will make a similar thread for ijebu Imusin ....

Cool!! Would be nice

Akinrogun:
omo yemi......wo gbiyanju....infact alale a gbe e.......we ni Se aseti....... ki nba lo ile ma gbiyanju ki nm ya foto odo eni ni ijebu igbo, ma wa post e nibe. mo pe de ni ijebu ode fun bi odun marun ni Obalende nitosi Ahmadiyya Mosque....a ma so eku lola.

Ase o o iba mi

ehm, first off why is he wearing a life jacket?? na boat him bu

it's a blue-colored bike. Chelsea Paul!