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GloriousGbola:OK. Thanks. Gonna have to check them out. |
GloriousGbola:Lmao. I'm a big Jason Statham fan. What movie is this from? The second one has to be one of those edited YouTube trailer posters. No amount of CGI go make me believe am. Ahn ahn! |
Unlimited22:"Everything na double double,. ." As everything don go up for Naija, bros talk say make you sef upgrade ![]() |
GloriousGbola:Lol. Olu and Colin Powell that year. Obviously, Baba no know the story behind the song The funny one is MAGA meaning one thing to a Nigerian and another thing entirely to an American. |
Ibime:Bros, dey calm down. Afrojuju ke? Next thing, you go mention Apala ![]() Burna's good. The best at the moment. But I think you need to calm down with the worship. Wizkid is more than a worthy rival, IMO. He has had more success on the home front and has the longevity to back his argument. Burna's success was propelled by the Black diaspora, not his home base. An inversion of the natural process of 'blowing'. It was when he started getting international recognition, starting with 'Ye' that people began to jump on his train. You can't be the GOAT of something as tribal as Afrobeats if it took foreigners for your own people to truly recognise you. This constant fellating of Burna is why he keeps misbehaving and thinks he's tiers above everyone else. Throwing his colleagues under the bus in interviews. He is very good at what he does, no doubt but saying it's an insult to mention him alongside other Nigerian artistes is disrespecting the numerous talented artistes we have in the industry. |
AdisaOwala:Demola, wahala e ti n poju oh. You wan chop ban, abi? |
Amigoss:Music is an art, but even then it's not entirely free-form. There are conventions you must follow. Otherwise you end up making 'noise'. You keep assuming I have this romantic belief in my head of what music should sound like, which is wrong. I don't care if you are making bubblegum music or deep music, it's all about the artistry for me. I should be able to sense the 'idea' behind what you are doing. There are artistes who make music i can't connect to, but I still respect the quality of work they put in. Taylor Swift is an example I don't discriminate, I critique.Which talent Shallipopi get, abeg? I really want to know. |
Madam Sha'je ti binu You for at least @ me nau |
liveLongNprospa:The thing tire me, bro. I just ask Iya Yusuf wey dey sell rice if she sabi Taylor. She say shey the one wey dey sew clothes? I tell am say she dey sing. She say Taylor wey dey sing, ke? Person wey no dey famous pass Beyonce or even Rihanna. All her popularity ends in the West. |
Amigoss:First of all, put down that thing you've been smoking. It's clearly messing up your brain. Where in my post did I make any reference to Benin people or even criticizing them? You really need help. You need a dictionary too, by the way. By a 'certain demographic', i meant the Gen Zs and Yahoo boys populating his fanbase, not the geographical region he hails from. When i said Oba Pluto, I was clearly referring to Shallipopi. I don't know how anyone could have misconstrued that as an attack on Benin culture. You clearly know no nothing about showbiz if you are touting a Wizkid shoutout as evidence of his talent. For all we know, e fit don beg Starboy to post am. Shallipopi's PR game is tight, i will give him that. He should just focus on making better music. |
Welcome back, andrewbaba44. I don dey wonder say wetin happen, i no see my guy. Even Chelsea fans don miss you small How you dey? |
Dier has looked surprisingly decent despite all the criticism about his signature. The real test will be v Leverkusen next week though. Another injury today with Davies limping off, but luckily we have Guerreiro. Pavlovic is doing well but i hope that doesn't give the board stupid ideas that we don't need a DM. Zubimendi should be our top transfer target come summer. De Ligt has also looked solid in recent weeks. This is a big opportunity for him to cement his place in the starting XI with Upa and Kim unavailable. I just hope he stays injury-free. I'm slightly worried about Zaragoza and how he copes with the intensity of the league. He looks so small and i keep getting these funny flashes of Bryan Gil at Spurs. Maybe it's the name thing. I also think we should give him time and not expect too much from him this season. |
Omo, wahala dey oh. . |
Unlimited22:I no find the guy funny jare. Erigga still dey crack me up. If I wan laugh, na Reminisce for me. I no dey carry Baba Hafusa play at all. There is at least one mad, crazy line in all of his songs. His verse on 'Instagram' remains goated ![]() |
Unlimited22:Bro, Music for the most part is subjective, but that guy no sabi anything. You can't tell me otherwise. Shallipopi na just talentless Yahoo boy, with heavy PR and social media hype. That there are people that actually rate him says a lot about our taste in music. Person wey dey sing like primary school student. I'm not even too bothered about the subject matter in his songs. You can actually make music about nasty and stupid stuff in a good way. That's where creativity and talent comes in but Oba Pluto no get that one. I can't point to any element of music artistry he is moderately good at. His fanbase is made up of a certain demographic with questionable taste in music. Mediocrity is enough for them, as long as it is loud, controversial and uncouth. |
izzou:Lmao. No allow Melvyn11 and WhodeyHause hear this thing for your mouth oh. To them, he is the best thing since sliced bread. That guy made me believe say Portable get talent for where e dey. |
Apparently, Sane and De Ligt are both a booking away from a one-match suspension. We really can't afford to lose any of them before that crucial game against Leverkusen. |
What happened that day - to Okwaraji - was a tragedy. There is no need to romanticize it as some heroic, selfless sacrifice. A man lost his life on a football pitch. A star cut short in the prime of his life. There are other ways to honor his memory, rather than cheaply using his death as a subplot to a football game. Well, sensationalism is the name of the business in Nigerian journalism these days. Angola denying Nigeria a place at the 2006 World Cup would have even made for a better narrative. |
Ballzproblem2:On what planet is Jackson on the same level as Callum Wilson? See disrespect. Wilson is a Top 5 Striker in the PL, when fully fit. Na injuries dey make you yarn this rubbish. |
Group A 2 -1 Group C. The two teams that topped the respective groups are out, while the third-place teams are into the QFs. What a tournament. |
raumdeuter: ![]() |
Unlimited22:Hahaha. Your passion for the game is undeniable. Sometimes, you remind me of a younger Me, and I no too old like that. |
All these injuries no fit be oju lasan oh. Squad getting thinner by the day. I just dey use one eye dey monitor Kane, if anything happens to those glass ankles of his, we are fuccked. Mentioning Kane, he hasn't looked as sharp this year, which is understandable. I personally don't see him breaking Lewy's record, even if he gets close. Our next two matches are finals. Monchegladbach and then away to Leverkusen. If Tuchel wins these two matches with our current predicament, and ends up winning the league, I'm all for him staying. |
Unlimited22:Guy, you get elephant memory for someone so young oh. We beat Zimbabwe 5-1 for Abuja, i think only for Fabrice Akwa to send Angola through with that goal. Na the same guy kill us that year. 2006 WC qualification was wild. Egypt, Cameroon, Nigeria all failed to qualify. Ivory Coast, Angola, Ghana and Togo, under Stephen Keshi made it to their first World Cup. |
My highlight of this tournament has been listening to Amokachi on commentary. Baba na serious comic relief. Who needs Peter Drury's poetry when with Dan The Bull, you can laugh away your stress. The man don drop bangers like "sexy penetration passes", "Yellow card for consent" among many others. That man na proper cruise material. I just dey imagine Hensben and Amokachi on commentary position. Na laughter go kill me that day. |
Leyqute:Lmao. Anytime and everytime i see the guy, this Masterkraft and Phyno song "Egbon" go just dey play for my head on default . I can't explain it. Aboubakar na bros, abeg. The real Seniorman. |
One of the many memorable moments that made Jay-Jay Okocha, Nigeria's most iconic football player. The match was on a Sunday afternoon. We were watching the game on NTA and also listening to commentary on radio. The radio broadcast, of course was some seconds faster than the TV transmission. Cameroon had taken the lead some minutes earlier and halftime was approaching. "Freekick to Nigeria. Okocha standing over it." For a moment, we switched attention from the TV to radio. ". . Gooooalll!!" I still remember running out of the house into the streets, celebrating even before the free kick hit the back of the net on TV. Those were happy times. Na those days, boys dey follow Super Eagles with passion. If Nigeria dey play match, the streets go dey deserted. Even NEPA wey no dey bring light, dey turn up when Eagles get match. Whatever happened to the Nigeria Supporters' Club, led by Rauf Ladipo? Those guys were the life of the party, with their awesome vibes. They were famous globally. I believe they were a big part of what made Nigerian teams at all levels successful back then. They created that vibrant atmosphere with their songs and drums and dancing. Those days, if the boys never score and fans were getting impatient, you go dey hear "all we are saying, give us one goal". A few days, I was listening to Austin Milado's Super Eagles Carry Go on my phone and nostalgia washed over me. That song was a jam. Lagbaja also had one back in the day. ". . tell Brazilia, Tell Argentina, when it comes to soccer. . Nigeria l'oko iya won". Those songs dey ginger players to go all out and die on that pitch. Nothing like that today. All the Afrobeats superstars and mad producers wey we get, none of dem fit enter studio, come up with an inspiring jam, or even a refix of the old ones for the Super Eagles. England have their own football anthem "It's Coming Home", a popular tournament tune dating back to Euro' 96. Hopefully, the Super Eagles win today and bring smiles to the faces of the millions of Nigerians cheering them on back home. |
raumdeuter:In as much as I would love this, it's not going to happen. Klopp would never coach Bayern. Everything points to him taking the German national team job after the Euros. Competition for Alonso just got tougher, by the way. If we are going for him, we better move early but I can almost imagine the uproar that would follow in Germany if we start tapping him up now. |
oliverano:This man ehn. . You mean Tuchel prefers to play a LB rather than buy the Ultimate Destroyer, your one and only Palhinha? ![]() |
akwesenana:You get. There is no middle ground for Chairman. It's either you are in his good books or shiite and I don't think I have ever seen him swallow his words. Iniesta and Rodri are some of his esteemed victims, well it looks like we can now add Kaka to that list ![]() |
The disrespect/hate on Kaka from Ibime is shocking tbh. Baba even went as far as comparing him to strikers. Lol. I personally think he's subconsciously projecting his dislike of Joao Felix on Kaka 'cos both are stylistically similar The youngins who never saw Kaka in his prime should not allow Ibime confuse them oh. Kaka was one hell of a footballer. His elegance on the ball was only surpassed by Zidane and Iniesta, IMO. Fantastic vision and could shoot with both feet. Unfortunately, he had a short peak due to injuries. The KDB-Kaka debate is a close one. De Bruyne is the more rounded midfielder and has better numbers, but Kaka's magic and big-game ability trumps his. Kaka making fools out of Heinze and Evra in the CL semifinals of 07 is one of my funniest moments in football. One of the very few players to go head-to-head with CR7 and come out tops. Have some respect for the man! |
Ibime: This man get bad mouth. Arsenal came close to winning the league last season for the first time in a long while, and the buzz and interest in Arsenal-related stuff spiked. It makes plenty of sense. They even got a shoutout from Drake and 21 Savage on their joint album. |
