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pweetyz:my dear, i believe since dat day ur body isnt dsame as b4..... .. The spirit was heavily upon us..... |
naijaboiy:lmao........ Niggaaaaaaaaa why u de mak me laf na |
naijaboiy:baba hw na ![]() |
Kachisbarbie:hehehe notn ooo Hw r u guys doin na..? Long time |
Section for jobless nigerian youth... U al beta get ur axx off this place nd do somtin meaningful wit ur lives....... Quote me negativly nd watch hw izobo thunder strike u dead... |
pweetyz:the annointing was heavily on me, and u felt it, If i de fire i no de stop,pump action ![]() |
Mexyz:right here bro. Hw is studies? |
Keep talking, don't stop talking till this thread hit FP..... That's the most important thing!!! ![]() |
I wanted to pen down a review for Wizkid’s album, but halfway through writing mine, i came across this one and thought to share with everyone as it emphatically reflects my very thoughts on the album. Read below and enjoy; Artist: Wizkid Album: AYO Producers: Sarz, Shizzi, Uhuru, Spellz, Legendary Beatz, Del B, Dr Frabz, Maleek Berry Features: Femi Kuti, Akon, Seyi Shay, Banky W, Phyno, Tyga, Wale,LAX Total Running time: 71 Mins On a more pressing note, have you listened to In My Bed? If not sharply download it HERE It comes thumping in, just after Wizkid is done demanding if you are going to dance at the sight of his economic power on Show me the money. This starts the ‘’Ayo’’ experience, and signifies number 1, out of the 5 Wicked Wizkid facts revealed on the album. Wicked Truth 1: Wizkid + any beat= SLAY!!!! Ayo is an ocean wave of varied beats, and Wizkid is surfing through like he presented the vocals, and the producers engineered sounds to match. There is tact in his sounds that seem to slide with every angle of an instrumental. In My Bed, In Love and Omalicha are precise examples, but a remarkable point is on One Question with Yemi Sax. Now if there is such a thing as a typical Wizkid song, this may not fall under the category, due to the sound of the sax, but he came on,and he owned it. He possessed the rhythm and fused with his usual delivery, which is why as different as the song is from Show me the money, he still found a way to ask a girl ‘’Are you gonna dance’’? By the 3:01 mark, he becomes a vocal conductor, commanding the guitar, the drums, the bass, while the instrumentals follow obediently. Drop Wizkid in the middle of a gun fight and he can lace vocals to match the bangs and booms all over. If it’s recorded, a DJ might spin it. Wicked Truth 2: What he lacks in song writing, he makes up for in rhythm riding Of course an album with money and girls as 80% of its content may not need super intelligent penmanship, but there are areas where the recycled lyrics were avoidably flawed. Example 1: On Joy for instance, there are heart warming expressions of gratitude and grace, but they don’t align perfectly in rhyme, or in any identifiable structure. Example 2: On Show me the money after ‘’Lagos to Dubai……Jo’Burg to Mumbai’’ He ends the verse with ‘’na Wizzy music they want to dance to’’ There should have at least been a rhyme here. Example 3: On For You, dragging the point of ‘’See wetin yooour love dey doooo oh, and Ogogoro dey high pass pami oh’’ sounds like stretched vowels in place of actual expressions. Some words could have filled those holes. Why these flaws may go unnoticed however are as follows; The lyrics are plain, and driven in fine rhythm that will cause one effect, they will stick. The song Ojuelegba for example sounds like it can become anthem for people in that actual area of Lagos, Nigeria, since they can relate to the story telling theme of Wiz’s lyrics. The beat of Ojuelegba and Mummy Mi are very traditional. They are alive with that core African energy, while the lyrics reach out to people in the hood for Ojuelegba, and loving mothers for Mummy Mi Wicked Truth 3: The Producers on this album are beasts! Maybe he threatened the lives of his producers in demand for their best, or maybe they just love Wizkid. Either way, It’s a stampede of feel good music from track 1- 19. It is safe to say that Wizkid has released a multi-purpose and multi- mood line up of jams, because the beat makers geared up and went to town. The whole album is structured to be bumped to indiscriminately. Here’s a list of the producers and their roles. Sarz- Came nice on Jaiye Jaiye, brought an electric charge on Ki Lo Fe Shizzi- Davido’s go-to beat maker continues his winning streak. Who do you think brought the justification behind the demand ‘’Are you gonna dance’’? Uhuru- Lost his mind on In My Bed, and still hadn’t found it on For You (Though strangely, a signature beat is slightly heard here) Spellz- Dropped a good beat on Mummy Mi, and then a bomb on the international sounding In Love Legendary Beatz- Distinct sound on Ojuelegba, banging ones on Dutty Wine and Omalicha. And of course you know what happened on ‘Caro‘! Del B- Almost memorable on Kind Love, but made a hit on On top your matter Dr Frabz-Wreaked havoc on Bombay, experimented on One Question and subtled out on Joy Maleek Berry- Did drum damage on Murder, wired with explosives and a detonator!! Wicked Truth 4: Some Extra Info to utilize as you see fit. Phyno was a total savage on Bombay Wiz’s friends behaved themselves. Every feature nailed their bit. Tyga could have been more life changing but the verse was suitable, while Wale won us over with the Jollof line. There are 14 songs talking about girls We loved the line ‘’Make you chop my money, I no mind……na God give me’’ Wicked Truth 5: Wizkid came through on all the tracks and he showed his ability to be eclectic while at it by trying different sounds. Whatever the criticism on the depth of his lyrical content , it is near impossible to fault Wizkid on his mastery of rhythm and his understanding of the audience he plays to. His eponymously titled album ‘AYO’ Wizkid reminds us why he has earned our respect and why he continues to rule over the realm of sound, money and girls. Verdict: We rate this album A for ‘Are you go-na dance oh, if you pay for the album?’ Don’t answer that, you probably will. Lobatan! Post Credit: LOBATAN AFRICA |
Very sad... i can view any pix and i can't join the conversation ![]() ![]() this networ is a BAstard.... Ma page no de even load finish |
lyntiffany:Loll.. Don worry i will snd it to you privately.. How about that ?? |
I have missed alot due to ntwork issue....... Nw usin nokia 2700 jus to follow up d thread, am nt used 2 dis java keypad,incase i type error jus ova look am til my iPhone6 netwk is normal... It took me time to typ dis.... |
lyntiffany:hahahaha u mean i shud uplod ma pix? Hmmm let me jus do it cus of u |
AgapeCharis:mehnnn network no allow me see road since yesterday oo.... i no feet even reply mentions, na person phone i de use now.... |
EmptinexTune:am n0t a fan of google |
AgapeCharis:obhiaba uwe kaka gbe Loll ![]() |
valmunich:i don't deal on GH cedis,more like coins/shillings 2me strictly £,€ and $ |
AgapeCharis:that's waht it means in My place oo ![]() |
EmptinexTune:ur former username naa... You just registered this 15 of Sept wich is last week, so hw come you know My Chinese name "shinfu" |
EmptinexTune:ur former username naa... You just registered this 15 Os Sept wich is last week, so hw come you know My Chinese name "shinfu" |
AgapeCharis:Loll... Juwe yhe nia?? |
EmptinexTune:Lolll bro ur former moniker abeg, remind me .... Loll ![]() |
AgapeCharis:Uromi bhe ewatto ana bhi mhen.. But abuja mhen gxe nian |
EmptinexTune:orzuor naim you be! |
naijaboiy:that's wtasop.... Remember ur reputation matters a lot!!!! You are one of the most respected NLder on here! |
naijaboiy:let it slide.... You let the small fish go so you catch a bigger one next time!!! |
EmptinexTune:hahahah would that be enough?? Or let me tak you to lollipop factory ?? ![]() |
EmptinexTune:oya isokay... You guys should embrace peace!!! |
EmptinexTune:if he is, how does that affects you?? Are you pained he is being labelled NL most handsome guy?? Some pple need koboko i swear! |
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