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CelebritiesRe: I Need Another Man To Lean On -Eucharia Anunobi by nellaluv(f): 11:41pm On Oct 09, 2010
babalawoh:
na my sister u dey yab so ?
lol
OMG

grin grin
Music/RadioRe: New Video From Wizkid - Holla At Your Boy by nellaluv(f): 11:31pm On Oct 09, 2010
Nice video cool

Nollywood should emulate, this is how a typical high school should look like. We are tired of seeing ajepakos like pawpaw taking akara to school, show us more ajebutters grin
Rap BattlesRe: Beef Wif Me by nellaluv(f): 9:44pm On Oct 09, 2010
aiy' fish, are you mrs fatfish? grin

hey RapaholiK you reside in Nigeria, i can make you be Rapaphobic, be Rapaphobic

you deaf?

girl me soon left

your rhymes sound so,

duty duttty d-d-d-d-dutty grin


#ItsNaija
RomanceRe: How Can Ugly Guys Find True Love? by nellaluv(f): 9:26pm On Oct 09, 2010
There is someone for everyone out there.

What do mean by true love anyway? You watch too much cartoons, not every one can date a prince charming or a beauty queen, even you grin , you take them as they come.
Rap BattlesRe: Eldee Finally Replies Rhymestein:eldigity Ft Abdullegend Flogcraft! Wackstein! by nellaluv(f): 10:04am On Oct 08, 2010
[quote author=Bamsyle. link=topic=526577.msg6899673#msg6899673 date=1286526845]Your effort was fair and can be better . . . the boos and jeers?? Be like a duck an' shake 'em off like water.[/quote]Aiyo, shake 'em off with your butt
You can fart in the process,
but careful nt to spill your gut
Be tough as a walnut
I could be the squirrel to crack you 'cos u r nut, say what? grin
Forget u have no regard for a female opinion, guess u got burnt by a s.lu_t
Was this wack or not
See i don't give a rat's azz for your tot grin grin
RomanceRe: I Am The Most Handsome Guy In Nairaland by nellaluv(f): 9:30am On Oct 08, 2010
190:
Give am hope small~ grin
How u see am naw, everybody these days na either fyne boi or fyne gurl grin . Who knows how many picture e snap to get that perfect image.

Am sure say u fyne pass am, abi i dey lie grin
RomanceRe: How Many Guys Sample You B4 U Got Married? by nellaluv(f): 9:21am On Oct 08, 2010
Oh, for crying out loud lipsrsealed lipsrsealed
RomanceRe: I Am The Most Handsome Guy In Nairaland by nellaluv(f): 9:14am On Oct 08, 2010
CentD, you r a very boi no doubt, no need to sing about it we've noticed you already cheesy .

Fine boi no pimples grin , abeg nobody should test him o, u go wound o grin grin
Forum GamesRe: Start The Sentence With The Last Word (pidgin Version) by nellaluv(f): 9:01am On Oct 08, 2010
am no gree me start sentence.
Say you need wetin, talk am again tongue
Music/RadioRe: 9ice Don Marry O! by nellaluv(f): 8:08am On Oct 08, 2010
drop4tp:
Is it the lady him and ruggedman are beef because.
bjmighty:
grin grin grin Bros, abeg na pamary wetin u dey? grin
grin grin grin grin grin
Music/RadioRe: Gist From Akon Live In Kwara: K Switch Defecates Under The Stage, Sauce Kid Mad by nellaluv(f): 11:35pm On Oct 07, 2010
yeye gist huh
CelebritiesRe: Linda Ikeji Or Munachi Abii? by nellaluv(f): 11:30pm On Oct 07, 2010
Linda's legs doesn't look nice, i wonder how she made it in fashion world embarassed
Rap BattlesRe: Eldee Finally Replies Rhymestein:eldigity Ft Abdullegend Flogcraft! Wackstein! by nellaluv(f): 10:59pm On Oct 07, 2010
04kaa:
is this threat for genuflect or me? oya talk i am liztening. grin grin grin grin grin
. . . and i'm gigglizzening too grin grin
Forum GamesRe: Start The Sentence With The Last Word (pidgin Version) by nellaluv(f): 9:44pm On Oct 07, 2010
Name me anytin u want tongue
Forum GamesRe: Start The Sentence With The Last Word (pidgin Version) by nellaluv(f): 9:42pm On Oct 07, 2010
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Forum GamesRe: ¤¤ I Have A Thing For ¤¤ by nellaluv(f): 9:38pm On Oct 07, 2010
Roasted chicken
Forum GamesRe: Belated Birthday Greetings 4 Kenny_G. by nellaluv(f): 9:35pm On Oct 07, 2010
Happy birthday Kenny cheesy
Jokes EtcRe: Igbo Kwenu by nellaluv(f): 9:26pm On Oct 07, 2010
Igbo kwenu cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy

i was laughing until i got 2 last part i nearly fell off d chair, i was like OMG shocked grin

Stingy kwenu
yaaa! grin grin
Rap BattlesRe: Eldee Finally Replies Rhymestein:eldigity Ft Abdullegend Flogcraft! Wackstein! by nellaluv(f): 9:13pm On Oct 07, 2010
Hey, hey WACK[/i]tein, how did you get so wack, taking lots of wack juice lately.

I bet you roll with lots of [i]wackinteins
.

Your mama no born u well. What an azzhole.
CelebritiesRe: Cossy Is A Wonderful Person by nellaluv(f): 7:42pm On Oct 07, 2010
Who cares? I'm only interested in the entertainment and drama her melons brings very juicy (every pun intended grin )

[quote author=Mr-Cork link=topic=491591.msg6895773#msg6895773 date=1286471666]Is She IBO? Is she Dark Skin?? she gots Nyansh?? HELLL NOOO!!!

Its all about light skin womens with Nyansh (no ofeinse)
angry[/quote]hey Mr Cork,

she's very light skinned and well endowed grin
Rap BattlesRe: Eldee Finally Replies Rhymestein:eldigity Ft Abdullegend Flogcraft! Wackstein! by nellaluv(f): 7:18pm On Oct 07, 2010
chiogo:
LOL you're wicked!



Haven't listened to Rhymestein's but from what I heard. . . it's no good.
As for this one, I'm still like "huh?" like wtf?
don't bother, It's double, triple, super wack and it doesn't even rhyme or make sense. Eldee's is just like a tease with the aboki flavor.


Rhymstein:
anyway ve been readin your posts and is my real name *otu*? Y tosin come dey happy?

I knw mine wasnt all dat,but sum ppl callin it wack,lets hear u out n na u semid4life i dey talk n ve never taken female opinions seriously wen it comes to rap,so nellaluv n her likes dnt exist.record una own make we hear
Yea. This is the reason y ur likes doesn't improve. Eldee just went soft on you because he knew you weren't worth replying. Go for a second round you will be murdered mercilessly.
WACKTEIN
Music/RadioRe: What Are You Listening To Right Now? by nellaluv(f): 6:51pm On Oct 07, 2010
Idowuogbo:
^omg my dad rinsed dat cd , yoba man for dat mata
mbiri o mbiri canbiri
hahaha cheesy idowu ogbologbo

Your dad must have got a rich taste grin

@topic

sean kingston ft nicki minaj - Letting Go
TV/MoviesRe: Omo Ghetto Set To Be Released October 24th by nellaluv(f): 3:50am On Oct 07, 2010
OMG

OMO too RAZZZZZ grin grin


The color riot on their head what is it called. lawd hammercy grin

This one has passed be careful grin grin
Music/RadioRe: Gbenusoun - Razor Blee G ::: Ofoka Gets Mudered by nellaluv(f): 2:35am On Oct 07, 2010
Ophucker, i swear they finish you for this track grin grin . I just listened to it now grin
Rap BattlesRe: Eldee Finally Replies Rhymestein:eldigity Ft Abdullegend Flogcraft! Wackstein! by nellaluv(f): 2:26am On Oct 07, 2010
I just listened to Rhymestein's own track, OMFG shocked shocked , it's was horrible lipsrsealed lipsrsealed .


It's a draw, ROUND 2 PLEASE! grin
Music/RadioRe: What Are You Listening To Right Now? by nellaluv(f): 9:40am On Oct 06, 2010
Oliver de coque - biri ka mbiri
CelebritiesRe: Lepacious Bose Says - I Am Very Choosy When It Comes To Men by nellaluv(f): 9:28am On Oct 06, 2010
Lepacious Bose is a comedienne, she was only joking smiley
Music/RadioRe: What Are You Listening To Right Now? by nellaluv(f): 8:55am On Oct 06, 2010
John cena - you can't see me
Music/RadioRe: How Do You Feel About The Lyricism Of Today's Hip-hop Music? by nellaluv(op): 12:09pm On Oct 05, 2010
[quote author=Bamsyle. link=topic=523344.msg6876733#msg6876733 date=1286241001]Rap Music has evolved . . . there was an era of boom-bap, another of gangsta rap . . . we also had G-Funk and all 'em rest . . . early Hip-Hop had DJs who just 'toasted' over beats . . . Old School Rap (late 70s to early 80s) was nutin seriously lyrical . . . it was basic . . . it used to be all about partying and having fun.

The late 80s/early 90s witnessed the emergence of rappers who focused more on lyrics (the likes of KRS-One and Rakim) . . . emcees like the Notorious B.I.G then emphasized the other very important leg of Rap . . . Flow (/Rhythm/Rhyme/Cadence) . . . most emcees during this era were managing the dual ends of lyrics and rhythm well . . . and that's why it's often referred to as the "Golden Age of Rap".

How emcees flow on a beat is attimes overlooked all in the bid to spit 'sick' lyrics . . . a message is as important as its delivery . . . Rap ain't all about talking on beats . . . it is Music . . . as such, it must have rhythm and melody . . . that's what makes it different from reading Martin Luther's "I Have A Dream" speech over a background beat . . .

However, rappers of nowadays seem to be focusing more on dope delivery/rhythm, sick beats, and what-have-you . . . this ain't bad in its entirety - I believe that both the rhythmical and lyrical endz of Rap must be handled well . . . a handful of them still use metaphors, imagery, similes et al . . . but I always tell folks, lyricists are folks who know how to tell a story with so much graphics, imageries, etc to make you feel like you’re part of the story . . . folks that’ll pick a topic as simple as water and make it come alive in our minds . . . it ain’t all about bragging, boasting or battling.

I think such rappers still exist - emcees who handle topical issues well (like Common, Mos’ Def, Nas, etc) . . . they rarely get played on TV/radio though.

Most of the ones that get played are not necessarily dope . . . but they may also not be classed as wack . . . they might be lyrically inept but fascinating with mad-a[/i]s[i]s delivery.[/quote]Yeah, and it will continue to evolve for the better hopefully.

Nice write up by-the-way smiley
Nairaland GeneralRe: Funniest Threads And Posts On Nairaland? by nellaluv(f): 11:31pm On Oct 04, 2010
Music/RadioRe: How Do You Feel About The Lyricism Of Today's Hip-hop Music? by nellaluv(op): 10:59pm On Oct 04, 2010
iice:
[color=#9900ff]There are still good lyrics these days, it's just not as popular as before and mostly you can find it with the underground/noncommercial artists. There was a time, Weezy was more underground, i liked him then. Anyway, i like some of the commercial stuff, good beats and a great verse here or there.[/color]
cheesy cheesy
Music/RadioRe: How Do You Feel About The Lyricism Of Today's Hip-hop Music? by nellaluv(op): 10:57pm On Oct 04, 2010
hax:
having smooth flows and wide vocabulary isn't going to do much when you're talking about rubbish. examples- encore/relapse eminem and lil wayne generally. especially when lil wayne spits punchlines like 'i'm hot like dogs'. 'winter hating on me cos i'm colder than y'all'. wack/cliche punchlines, no/repetitive subject matter, no metaphors, etc
Cause I'ma murder 'y' I kill 'O' and even you
Man, I got Summer hatin' on me cause I'm hotter then the Sun
Got Spring hatin' on me cause I ain't never sprung
Winter hatin' on me cause I'm colder than ya'll
And I would never, I would never, I would never fall
I'm being hated by the seasons
So bleep ya'll who hatin' for no reason


. . . and you call that wack shocked , obviously you know it's a figure of speech and he's trying to make a point.

Ok, you're just hatin' for no reason if you say weezy doesn't make use of metaphors. He's one of the few rappers that make {over}use of metaphors and similes in his rap verse. His flow and delivery is overwhelming hehehehe grin . Didnt say he was the best but he's what's up cool .
 

hax:
if anything, lil wayne and the whole young money crew is what is wrong with the game. if they could fast-track drake and make him such a big star, they could use the young money name alone to promote a really sick lyricist on some bouncy commercial beats for the singles, at least, and leave the serious sh-it for the rest of the album . people would want to listen to the newest young money star, and the heads would appreciate lyricism taking the centre stage for once on a young money song. add a nicki minaj verse and a catchy drake hook on the lead single would still appeal to the 1 million little kids that buy their albums. but they won't. they'd rather push more wack commercial cats like birdman and gudda gudda and tyga and lil twist and co into the centre stage just so they'll make more money off them.
It would make a whole lot of sense if they actually do that, 'cos young money crew now is what's up cool grin .

hax:
singing about bi-tches, drugs and robbing IS a main part of rap. Biggie did it, Big L did it, it's the manner of delivery. Big L spat the sickest punchlines and multies before he died. no one could touch him at that time apart from Nas. listen to Big L's 'Street Struck'. he knows it's wrong, and he tells the kiddies not to do it, but that doesn't mean he shouldn't talk about it. that's HIS life. that's the world HE lives in. that's the world he's going to tell you about. look at it from their perspective. if you sold drugs, you'd want to rap about it. music is a form of release. you'd want to tell the world about how hard life was on the streets, how many cats you lost, how many cats are locked up, etc. that's what your life is about. you'd pick up a pen and pad and try to write about something else, but it'd STILL pop up in your brain. that's just the way it is. no matter the subject matter, just do it right. paint a vivid picture, tell a nice story, brag, do a club joint, sick flows, sick wordplays, sick metaphors, whatever. just do it right. make it sound like you actually put alot of thought into it, make it complex, but just easy enough so everyone could understand. that's what Biggie was good at. and that's why i would never agree with anyone that says Pac > Big.
Didn't say there was anything wrong with it. Street struck has more or less formed part of their culture tongue



hax:
if you're not going to listen to it, at least appreciate the lyrics. especially the bolded part. and compare it to the sickest weezy verse you've heard. i'm guessing it won't come close.
weezy won't ever come up with anything close to this
even if he's high on the dopest s.h_it

Really, there's no basis for comparism

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