₦airaland Forum

Kolade9:
Chop my yansh

idesylvester:
Don't make ur name turn from ovaRAYted to ovaHATed... If u r a Ghanaian just tell make
We know

efilefun:
Incase you don't know Mr Eazi or whatever he calls himself is a Nigerian, he only schooled in Ghana

abdulkayus:
Among all d commenters here, u are one of d most objective. We Nigerians know d truth 2bt wouldn't want to accept it. Ghana music influence some part of Nigeria music, which is a fact. High life originated from Ghana, some beat we use in our so call hip hop are also influence from Ghana, examples are d azonto beat and Alkaida beat and dance. It is obvious bt many nigerians don't want to accept that.

ay4shizzy:
Mr eazi has a remix of mad over you...listen well next time

jagugu88li:
Hear! Hear!

vickydevoka:
Baba u are so on point. "mad over u" was more ghanian sound. ghana sound is really influencing 9ja music

calberian:
Ghanaians clearly influenced Mr. Eazi's music. That's a fact. But, to extrapolate that onto Nigerian music. That's witchcraft.

Better still, apart from Mr. Eazi, list out the Nigerian artistes being referred to here pls.

Kolade9:
So because runtown's mad over you sounds ghanaian every other nigerian song has ghanaian influence?




Mr Eazi is ovaRAYted,we only like him because of starboy.

ruggedtimi:
correction noted...the effect of listening too much of stonebwoy's jam

ruggedtimi:
guy, have you listened to a ghanaian jam before, how does "mad over you' sound like one

ruggedtimi:
Ghana inspired mr eazi's music...not nigeria music. He should have waited for samini's bhim nation to sign him, then lets see where his career will get to. Mr eazi with him bankulize head

iykekelvins:
[color=#099999]I'm not gay..[/color]

DeepFriedPuff:
[color=limegreen]I'm celibate...so yes.
Would I marry him? No.[/color]

DeepFriedPuff:
[color=deepskyblue] that's a boy he wouldn't date a guy with or without a willie[/color]

iykekelvins:
[color=#099999]No importance..

Not all relationships involve sex.[/color]

2undeee:
you observe am