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kunbee where you dey

janitor

I ban you to go into the world

nah wetin i talk?

sledge406:
^ Reason y u'd see me sitting close to where I can get stones aimed @ foreheads of peep's like Xynerise

Make sure you no miss im forehead

Pweety4me:
[color=#550077]^Old red carpet [/color]

sophy09:
The dress KSB is wearing shows that she pounds yam a lot.

^^
I wanted to say that, and what is an umbrella doing on the red carpet

^^

Like seriously, do you really have to say that , one of them might be an uche u know

@topic,

look at how they are checking out each others yanshes, nasty sh!t

Dolemite:
Ugh, true. . .

cheii

shiorr, wetin this pikin dey find for hia sef

Please who has seen the movie naked weapon, the fair lady in red along with mercy johnson with one other actress starred in it. The film was crap by the way the only striking thing there is the women, God see hips, kinda repulsive

@topic,
no comment

Dolemite:
Hope he does. . .but he had enough time to at least plan a decently funny first season. . .

How can he plan when he thinks he's already funny

Cngrats to Oge, so where's is the cute little pumpkin

hell, as pundits say, is not a pleasant place to be

How is today?

[quote author=tayo_ast link=topic=300671.msg6523558#msg6523558 date=1281091575]hmmm. . . i'll shoot her in d head to confirm her exit [/quote]

makajibbz:
becos yu shot her, i'll save you.

haterz

@topic,
loading. . . 65%

be right back

Legs

I hate losing

Stuffs

I WIN!!!

NEXT!

This is the second time he is deying kampe , hmm Baba Iyabo you need fasting and prayers your enemies are at work again

becomrich3:
are you a kidnapper? yes or No.

Please don't kidnap becomerich he doesn't have any money, but he can sell his satellite mapology ideaz with ya, it's worth billions of naira

Dolemite:
Yep, show isn't funny at all. . .

You can say that again, it's childishly annoying ,
One step at a time he will get there

lalaboi:
For your mind now u dey observe? . . .Olodo , na im u be lol
Because i dey try form ibadan accent no mean say na like dat i dey talk lol. . . U nor get the gist. . . Tse na me wey dey yarn person say e dey speak phonee go come dey speak phonee ontop the same track? lol

You no dey form anything jare , anywayz na only chamotex fit confirm

shollyaj:
I can't but help pounder what some people stands to gain when they criticise their very own people, For crying out This Guy is the Best Thing that as Ever happened to the nigerian Music Industry, Even with that Some Low Life scumbags would still come here and start writing crazy and dirty words, Shey na Your Baba Language be English ni? In terms of what this Guys has achieved you can only pray to get to their Level and not be of Bad Patriotism, The Likes of K1, Pasuma, Obesere sing in their Local Dialects and they are so paid that not even you can make in a Year, C'mon Why is that Sense Sometimes is not always Common! If i ask wetin una dey do now? shey e pass bank job or some fuckin retarded job, Anybody doing anything celebrating should be CELEBRATED. and stop this bullshitting, Your people U no go support bt if na one Dude sing bleep Y'all Una go dey Dance like say dem collect pickin for una Hand,  Eyin Ode Oshi, Eje lo wa se gidi she, HATERS.

Reality check dude
*snap snap*
He can't be left alone, since he's supposed to be a celebrity, he crave for the fame and invited me into his world, you can't eat your cake and ice-cream. He's talented no doubt, (not lyrically, he kills english), There's always a price for fame and he should be prepared to pay it.

Since you made it your business to be his mouth piece, y don't you tell us the reason he cant speak a complete sentence instead of cutting it off with "one love. . . " since English is not his mother's tongue what's stopping him from from speaking his language when there are interpreters around, Ode nii, it's not even that your sense is complete not to talk of it being common

amonialogin:
As a singer, producer, and songwriter, Babyface was an inescapable presence in virtually every major facet of pop music during the '90s. His own recordings helped rejuvenate the R&B tradition of the smooth, sensitive, urban crooner and made him a staple of urban contemporary radio. Yet their considerable success was eclipsed by his songwriting and production work for other artists, which linked him with some of the biggest stars and hit singles of the decade (and not just in the realm of R&B). You'd be hard-pressed to name a '90s hitmaker with a track record more consistently successful and versatile than Kenny "Babyface" Edmonds.

Kenneth Edmonds was born April 10, 1959, in Indianapolis and began playing in local R&B bands as a teenager. He served a stint in Bootsy Collins' backing unit (where he earned his nickname) and subsequently joined the funk outfit Manchild, which signed a record deal in 1977 and released three albums. After their breakup, Babyface and partner Antonio "L.A." Reid formed an urban funk group called the Deele in the early '80s, which scored a few sizable hits on the R&B charts. Babyface and Reid began producing and writing for other artists on the side, landing hits in Pebbles' "Girlfriend" and the Whispers' "Rock Steady"; following the Deele's third album in 1988, the duo left to continue their outside activities full-time, co-founding the LaFace label in 1989. Further hits followed in Bobby Brown's "Every Little Step," Sheena Easton's "The Lover in Me," and Karyn White's "The Way You Love Me" and "Superwoman," all of which performed well on both the pop and R&B charts.

Babyface had actually recorded a little-noticed solo album in 1986, titled Lovers, but with his newfound success having marked him as one to watch, his solo career now began in earnest. Released in 1989, Tender Lover caught fire, spinning off four singles over the next year, including the R&B chart smashes "It's No Crime" (number one) and "Whip Appeal" (number two; both also reached the pop Top Ten); the album also went double platinum. Now firmly established as a powerhouse, Babyface went on to co-write hits for Johnny Gill ("My, My, My," nominated for the Best R&B Song Grammy), Whitney Houston ("I'm Your Baby Tonight", and Madonna ("Take a Bow"; his biggest success, however, came with Boyz II Men, whose recording of "End of the Road" became one of the longest-running number ones in pop history (the Babyface-penned follow-up "I'll Make Love to You" was also pretty successful in its own right). He was co-nominated for an Album of the Year Grammy for his production on The Bodyguard soundtrack and went on to work with artists like Celine Dion, Mariah Carey, Gladys Knight, Aretha Franklin, En Vogue, and Mary J. Blige. As if that weren't enough, LaFace had become a highly successful and lucrative imprint, breaking artists like Toni Braxton, TLC, OutKast, and Usher (often with input from Reid and Babyface).

na wa o, hope u're okay sha , not high or sumtin

Mobinga:
^^ Nellaluv, you we're on Naijaboiz??

Yes, not anymore

pidgin, dat one me i no understand na here i hear am

nurukunle:
I'm new at this forum, for very long time that I've known about nairaland.com until the last minute I read an article on SDE. I hope to one of the successful nairalander. I'm into marketing-communication,printing publishing. Fellow nairalander anchor me to the promise land.

You're already on board , there's gonna be a few bumps here and there but don't worry you'll be alright