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Swagga is more than what meets the eye to me.

So I would give it to both.

Jigga because he doesn't just focus on one thing. He understands the game of entertainment. He is music is legendary. My favorite Album is obviously the Blueprint. One of my favorite songs is Big Pimpin because I'm a huge UGK fan. And his best solo song would have to be 99 problems.

Nas because he speak the truth. He don't hold nothing back. You can not tell me that you can listen to "Slave and the Master" and leave the same way you were before. You can't just listen to "Black President" "Hip Hop is Dead" "N-word" and not be moved.

KarmaMod:
Lol then give it to your future son

How about I christen you "Oyinda"

Do you know any names that end in "de" like "saDE"??

KarmaMod:
Lmao. you be man? Kayode is a male name

I hereby give you Eniola.  

NO!!! I like Kayode. I love the way it sounds especially when a yoruba person says it. I like how they say my name. Because they like pronounce the "Onyi" part like how you who say "Oyin" in "Toyin".

[quote author=~Sauron~ link=topic=219656.msg3346773#msg3346773 date=1232059177]Busted!!! Girls don't bear Kayode.
U might as well call yourself Segun or Jide.[/quote]Sharrup dia!!!!! I absolutely love that name. One of my very good male friends has that name and like I just LOOOOOOOOOOVE it.

KarmaMod:
Rofl. Oyinye, wetin dey do your brothers nowadays  

Brothers kini?? Lai lai
I'm yoruba. My name is Kayode.

HeatFusion:


I can imagine how Onyinye will sound sef. tirin tin tin

Shaaarup dia!!! I'm not that bad oka. My accent aint that bad just wee bit country.

DaPhoenix:
Southern accents are weird. Half of the time, I'm just reading their lips because I cannot understand they be saying lol.

Jeez. . . . . . my accent ain't that country. I mean it is understandable but sometimes my mom is like "What? What are you talking about?". Hehehehe. . . . so yeah. But if you ever meet someone fro New Orleans, ask them to say baby. Trust you would just  melt.

KarmaMod:
Traditional religion eh? Lol does he sport dreads by any chance? Do you perm your hair?  

Shaaarup!!! I asked her first.

DaPhoenix:
That accent is sexy.

@topic, I don't mind the accent as long as it isn't obvious that you are faking it.

I love deep southern accents. Idk why because I have a country accent but it aint nothing compared to those from Mississippi.
Anyways-------> Accents are oka as long as it aint nasaly and Steve Erkel crap.

babsongudus:
ur car tyres ma foots. u just an empty bragged-head orangutan shit i gat pistol on ur bloodklat anus gotta beg 4 mercy cus u bout to die nigga!

Ouch! Ouch! It BURNS!!!!!!! My eyes can't handle such bad English. What the hell is this?? Can you honestly tell me you can understand what the hell you wrote?? It looks like some toddler just got on the keyboard and started banging the crap out of it.

isika82:
It's funny you say Nigerians raised abroad. He came here as a child and when i met him he seemed more American than Nigerian. It's as if his Nigerian side sprung up after fully being comfortable in our relationship. Now there is talks of respect, and traditional roles, especially talks of traditional religion and not even Christianity as he opposes White man's religion. Is this common?

Wow. . . . . oka. Well I'm in total shock because I have yet to met a Nigerian raised in the states who behaved like this. Does he by chance have a account here named

                  Fayasoul



And you by a chance in the medical field??

HeatFusion:
You are bleeped up.

You guys are becoming sex starved and disgusting. Embarrassing bunch of monkeys

Ruby!!! Mechei onu gi kita!!! Stop disrespecting monkeys by comparing them with these parasites.

isika82:
I am dating this Nigerian guy and I really really care about him, but he is always talking about respect, drowning it into my ears like it's the only English word that exists in the dictionary. And so I pose the question today, what is it about respect with Nigerian men. He insists that he doesn't want any miss independent and I must admit that I can be a little stubborn and yes, I have been doing things for myself before he came into my life. I care about him and YES i do respect him. But I wanted to ask you good folks if it's just a Nigeria thing, this deep fascination with respect.

p.s He got mad one day when i stated that that African men want to be respected always, am I wrong?

I suggest you lean towards Nigerian men who were raised abroad. Preferably the ones born in The States. They have been exposed to different lifestyles and are more understanding.

Treetop20:
you'd be surprised at how many
girls do this

Maka gini I would be surprised?? I live the life of a lady so I think I would know-----> Guys do the same thing so yeah.

Treetop20:
no yelling that is a violent behavior
and i run and keep away from such
also girls who tend to bang doors
or walk out when they get upset
that is a no no

Sounds like PMS to me. . . . . .
But yeah. . . . I would rather leave then stay and argue. duh////

I wonder what pleasure you could possibly get from raping a woman. I mean like how do you stay aroused seeing the woman you raping crying and screaming for her life.

What I really want to know is what happens after that? Like does the girl just lay there and do what?

calmosas:
@ DaPhoenix

SHUT UP!! U TALK LIKE COW

Izuzu gburu onwe gi.
I love how you come and make a stupid comment then immediately sign off. Shows your strength. agadi nwoke.

@Sauron

You know, I know alot of Yoruba people who are mixed with something and they be just be modeling. I mean I know this girl who is Malaysian and Yoruba and she gorgeous.

I don't see too many Igbo mixtures though.

Hotstepper:
lol@Onyii, wat makes u think Nigeria wouldnt be in exsitence by den?lol diff. states gat different way of speaking and within those states, diff. towns gat diff. way of speaking (dialect)

Hey, it is what it is. Just stating facts. . . . .hehehehe. Yeah I know they difference in dialect within my community because majority are from Enugu or Abia.

earTHMama:
In order words, you are a village girl?

Hey now! Leave my babes alone. HE don't want no trouble. agadi nwanyi

Anuofia. Onye iberibe dike gi.
Ka ekwensu gozie gi, onye nzuzu.

DaPhoenix:
That's cuz Mexico is right below y'all so I can see it.

Yeah unfortunately they are right below us. So like all we have is just these cultural isolated areas. I mean this section will just be infested with Igbos, then down the street is just Hispanics. But yeah it is cool that you are exposed to two different cultures. I guess you have seen the best of both worlds

Treetop20:
no i do not have children
i am too young for that
i understand what you mean. I was talking about when
i do have them. i feel the same way about living there as well

Not that I dislike Nigeria or anything, it is just that there is not enough money in this world to make me wanna live there.

DaPhoenix:
Haitian blood. Weird right? lol

Ohhhhhhhh. . . . . . I see I see. When I went to Canada one time, I saw a whole lot of Haitian people there. Here in Houston, you don't see too many Islanders. Just a bunch of hispanics.

Treetop20:
lol, i was born in Nigeria but i did not grow up there
it would be a good idea to send the kids home to get a
sense of where they are from but i really do not know how
to go about it.

First off. . . . . . you have kids??
Second off doesn't mean I won't allow them to atleast see Nigeria, if it still exist at the time.
I mean I visit alot. I just couldn't and wouldn't live there.

Oka yeah. . . . . . . I really don't know the difference between Igbo dialects except for the way my mom speaks Igbo to her sisters and the way my father talks to me so uhmmmmmmm