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lalaboi:
@poster

u judged them on their hit tracks! what about the other songs they made! blive me, people in naija love 'ifunaya' and 'no one like you'
so u say the guys that made the above track have no talent!

what about igbedu!? u can say they copy dance routines, bt everyone does that!

what do u av to say about 'roll it'? was that copying?

is senorita a copy copy song? no song i can link to it!

maybe the topic should av been why do psquare always copy? not psquare are not talented! except u dnt know what talent is

be like say Ori e ope? U no go school? I said earlier "the web defination of talent is Definition: Intellectual ability, natural or acquired; mental endowment or capacity; skill in accomplishing; a special gift, particularly in business, art," Now tell me where does P² fall?

fastmoney:
pope732901 is a chi chi man. he don't know shit bot music, poster i understand what your saying but i think its acceptable at there level, if they go real mainstream and pay off all there income on royalties they would have to understand the meaning of INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY, but the post is a batti man for talking that r-kelly shit, kellz dun know them, it would be a big up ting on there side if he said that,
and romeo i can see the white in your nose for that comment about r-kelly, dunt act like u dun know he i the king of R&B so if he not good then what u argueing for p-square for?

Ok

triistar86:
Oga Pope, I 2nd your opinion. But I would like to add this to it so many people think because they like some particular artists that makes him talented.
Na lie It doesn't work that way ma people. The reason why most people like P² is simply because of their copied beats and borrowed or Copied Personality(they don't even want to be themselves no originality apart from the fact that they speak Pidgin english and some other nigerian languages). After they have copied everything copyable from the best tracks around definitely people _{(like you and I)}[/b]would end up enjoying what comes out from them since we already enjoyed the original versions of those tracks.

Their lyrics at time even baffles me. Let me give u guys a quote from one of their songs
Title: No one like
" without you, there's no positivity, always negativity" that is supposed to be the lyrics of a song for someone u love. Imagine that mix up.

Finally a confirmation to the fact that [b]P² aint talented: Has any Nigerian artist ever featured them or done a collabo with them in his or her track?
We all know the answer.Its just a food for thought._{(abi nibi oyato si ability)}

I believe they could be better than what they are right now. Peace.

Wa sere jo Baba Agba. I know people will not believe us, but lets it and not argue. If anyone has P²'s contact, U can invite them in here.

Seun:
Did R. Kelly really say that? Come on!

Capital YES

iice:
[color=#9900ff]@Topic, i think i 'get' what you mean. Either way i don't really care. I like some of their songs thou regardless that the beats are not original.[/color]

Iice thanks for getting what I meant. I know u really do.

I believe Psqaure can do better.

[quote author=chi-baby link=topic=155081.msg2570509#msg2570509 date=1217264555]the fact that they doin whatever u sed in yo post doesnt mean they dnt have talent hun. they myt b copyin but not everyone can copy n yet come out as successfull as them. they're realli doin a good job. we should focuss more on positivity n success not da negative errtym man!![/quote]Good, now I got you. Being successful its not what matters, its all about the producer.  Now the web defination of talent is Definition: Intellectual ability, natural or acquired; mental endowment or capacity; skill in accomplishing; a special gift, particularly in business, art,, Now tell me, where does P² falls. PSqaure ain't got any talent.

When it comes to music, you need to be creative and naturally endowed. Not ripping other peoples musics to make your Album Hit.

[quote author=chi-baby link=topic=155081.msg2570438#msg2570438 date=1217263767]da truth? which truth? ya don't know what u tlkin bwt man!!!da same way u dnt give a heck bwt ma response is da same i dnt give A heck bwt yo post cah errbdy knows psquare's doin their ting n doing it gd so burn haterz like u man. i do knw bwt music that is y i actually commented on ds ok.[/quote]Good, wa sere. I am not a PSqaure hater okay? They may be rich and famous, they've got their money and fame, they can never have mine.

Why not try and confirm what I said by listening carefully to the listed tracks? huh?

If I said they aint got talent without points thats a different case. Check'em out. Okay, Plsssssssss

[quote author=chi-baby link=topic=155081.msg2570361#msg2570361 date=1217262882]what a hater man!!!! what u sayin? do u actually know da meaning of talent? please say something better jareeh[/quote].

You've got your mouth say whatever you like, I know the truth is always bitter anyway. But ain't give a heck about your response. I am sure u know nothing about music, you only listen to musics that rocks and dance thats all you know.

Hi Guyz, There is something about P Square I discovered and I am sure I'm not the only one to a point that R.Kelly confirmed it and said they should quit music and tell him whatever they wanted that he was going to give it to them on MTV BASE.

P Squares are not talented, they are copy singers. I can prove it coz I've got few points in here.

Bizzybody's beat was copied from Sean Paul - GImme the light. But the so called guys diluted it perfectly. I bow!!! O.

Get squared - Usher (Yeah). Everybody knows that.

Last Night by Psquare, the background words Get up Get Up Get Up Get Up, Wake Up Wake Up Wake Up. It was whispered softly, the stuff was copied from Marvin Gaye - Sexual Healing.

Omoge mi by P Sqaure the guitar Paul played in the track was copied from Sarah Connor - From Sarah with Love and the track begining (Both lyrics and tone) was copied from Tony Braxton - Spanish Guitar.

I am sure all their tracks are copied one way or the other. But these are the ones I know. If u know of any other track apart from the ones above contribute I beg.

P Sqaure ain't got talent.

P Square may sneak into Nairaland with an ID anyway, If they need my contact here it is pope732901@legwork.com.ng I ain't scared of them.

Their dressing does not show any sign of maturity. They dress like teenagers, trying to copy the foreign artists and the foreign ones doesn't even dress like that.


I'm just saying my MIND! No Hard Feelings.

Hello Nairalanders,
I am Daniel by name, I am an up coming artist. I need a producer. I've got my Lyrics, my genre of music is R N B but if Hip Hop comes in the way, I can sing that too including Gospel.

If there is anything you need to ask me, feel free I am an Open Book

ifelonely@yahoo.com

[size=8pt]Somewhere in Morocco, an impulsive and violent man named Frank Cotton (Sean Chapman) purchases an antique puzzle box from a dealer. Back at his house in London, England, Frank solves the puzzle box and hooked chains immediately [size=8pt]fly out of the box and tear into his flesh. Demons called Cenobites from another realm appear to inspect Frank's remains. Their leader, "Pinhead," (Doug Bradley) picks up the box and twists it back into its original state, and the room also returns to normal.

Frank's brother Larry (Andrew Robinson) soon moves into Frank's abandoned house with his second wife, Julia (Clare Higgins), who previously had an affair with Frank. They assume that Frank is off on one of his nefarious adventures. Larry's teenage daughter, Kirsty (Ashley Laurence), chooses not to live with her stepmother and moves into her own place. After cutting his hand on a nail (while moving a mattress), Larry goes upstairs to the room where Frank was killed and his blood falls on the floor. It mysteriously disappears through the floorboards, and Frank's soul uses this blood as nourishment to partially regenerate his body. Later, Frank (now as Oliver Smith) convinces Julia to help restore him to his full physical form. Julia succumbs to Frank's entreaties and agrees to help him by seducing men and luring them up to the empty attic where Frank hides. After having Julia incapacitate them, Frank drains them of their blood, which allows him to further regenerate his body. Frank tells Julia about the puzzle box (which he still possesses) and explains that by reclaiming his body he has broken his deal with the Cenobites. He wants to restore himself and then leave with Julia before the Cenobites find him.

Kirsty eventually catches Julia bringing a strange man home and sneaks into the house to investigate. In the attic Julia bludgeons the man, allowing Frank to feast on his body. Kirsty approaches the attic unaware of what's happening within. Suddenly, the bloody man stumbles out of the attic, soon followed by the skinless Frank who confronts Kirsty. Before Frank can grab her, Kirsty seizes the puzzle box. When she realizes it holds value for Frank, she throws it out the window and escapes from the house, picking up the box off the ground as she flees. A disoriented Kirsty collapses in the street and awakens in the hospital. She tells herself it all was a terrible dream, until the doctors hand her the puzzle box. Kirsty begins to play with the puzzle box and it tricks her into solving it. The walls of her hospital room open a dimensional door and Kirsty encounters the Cenobites. Pinhead tells Kirsty that she has summoned them, and therefore they must take her to Hell. She begs them to spare her, offering to lead them to Frank in exchange for her freedom. The Cenobites warn her against attempting deception, with Pinhead uttering his famous line "we'll tear your soul apart."

Kirsty escapes the hospital and races to her father's home to warn him about Frank. Larry informs Kirsty that Frank has been taken care of, and Julia shows Kirsty a bloody body in the attic. The Cenobites reappear, demanding the man responsible for this death. Kirsty believes they want her father and she runs to warn him. However, she soon realizes that Frank has murdered her father and stolen his skin and worn it like a suit to fool Kirsty into believing that he was her father.

Frank (now as Andrew Robinson) attacks Kirsty, accidentally stabbing Julia in the process. Frank then drains Julia of her blood, further nourishing himself. He goes to the attic where Kirsty is hiding. Kirsty weeps and accuses Frank of murdering her father. Frank is unrepentant, telling Kirsty her father was already dead inside, and besides it was inevitable anyway. Having heard Frank's confession, the Cenobites appear. Frank tries to kill Kirsty for setting him up, but a hooked chain flies through the air and snares his hand, pulling him back into the room. Dozens of these chains fly though the air and hook themselves into his flesh as he screams in agony, and hold him transfixed like a fly in a spider's web. His screams subside, and looking at Kirsty, says "Jesus wept" before the chains tear him apart. Kirsty runs through the house, eager to escape, but the Cenobites want her as well. Kirsty finds the puzzle box clutched in the hands of Julia's corpse. One by one she banishes the Cenobites back to their realm by reversing the solution to the puzzle box.

Afterwards, Kirsty tries to burn the box in a fire outdoors, but a strange man appears and picks it out of the flames. As the man is consumed by the flames he transforms into a winged, skeletal creature that flies away into the night. In the final scene, the box is shown in the hands of the merchant who originally sold it to Frank, asking another prospective customer, "What's your pleasure, sir?"[/size][img][/img]. If haven't watched this movie you're missing, [/size][size=8pt][/size][size=8pt][/size]

The Corrs - So Young

The Corrs - Would Be Happier

The Corrs - Don't say you love

The Fray - How to save a life

The Fray - Look After You

Three Doors Down - If I could be like that

The Corrs - The Right Time

Timaya - Bayelsa Otu

Dream Girls - I miss u like crazy

M2M - Give a little love

The Corrs - Hopeslessly addicted

The Corrs - I never loved you anyway

M2M - If only tears could bring you back

The Corrs - Irresistible
ETCCCCC

No. because SEX adds to relationship.

@Poster, I guess the mistake you made was that, you were generalizing which is wrong. Wait what do you really know about rock music? You watched rock just for a night and you had a nightmare, lol, Stop generalizing. Okay, lets take a good look at it from this view, Have you listened to this RAP MUSIC by Bone Thugs N Harmony - Crossroad? Go watch it and tell me rap music if full of evil and demonic. STOP GENERALIZING, I am a rock lover and it hurts me so bad you talking sh1t about rock music, now listen, we have different types of rocks, I can only remember few

Acid punk
Acid rock
Action rock
Afro-punk
Alternative metal
Alternative rock
Anatolian rock
Arena rock
Artcore
Art rock
Avant-garde metal
Avant-rock
Avant-progressive rock
Baroque pop
Beat
Bisrock
Black metal
Blackened death metal
Blues-rock
Brazilian rock
British Invasion
Britpop
Bubblegum pop
Boogaloo
C86
Canterbury sound
Cello rock
Celtic metal
Celtic punk
Celtic rock
Chicano rock
Chimp rock
Christcore
Christian rock
Christian metal
Classic rock
Classic metal
Cock rock
Coldwave (France)
Coldwave (USA)
Comedy rock
Compressive Rock
Country rock
Cowpunk
Cuddlecore
Dance-punk
Dance-rock
Dark cabaret
Dark metal
Darkwave
Deathcore
Deathgrind
Death metal
Death rock
Detroit rock
Doom metal
Dream Pop
Electro Punk
Electronic rock
Emo
Experimental rock
Fastcore
Folkcore
Folk-rock
Folk metal
Freakbeat
Funkcore
Funk rock
Funk metal
Gamecore
Garage rock
German rock
Ghetto Rock
Glam metal
Glam rock
Goregrind
Gothabilly
Gothic metal
Gothic rock
Grindcore
Groove metal
Group Sounds
Grunge
Grunge metal
Hatecore
Hard rock
Hardcore punk
Heartland rock
Heavy metal
Horror punk
Indie pop
Indie rock
Industrial rock
Industrial metal
Instrumental rock
Iranian rock
Japanese rock
J-ska
Jam rock
Jangle pop
Kaizerrock
Krautrock
Latin rock
Lovers rock
Manila sound
Mathcore
Math rock
Melodic black metal
Melodic death metal
Metalcore
Mod
Moshcore
Mesh
Neo-classical metal
Neo-folk
Neo-prog
Neo-psychedelia
New wave
NWOBHM
Noise pop
Noise rock
No wave
Nu metal
Oi!
Ostrock
Pagan rock
Piano rock
Pinoy rock
Pop rock
Porn rock
Post punk
Post-hardcore
Post-grunge
Post-metal
Post-rock
Power pop
Power metal
Power violence
Progressive metal
Progressive rock
Psychedelic rock
Psych-Folk
Psychobilly
Punk rock
Punkabilly
Punta rock
Queercore
Riot grrrl
Rockabilly
Rock en Español
Rock in Opposition (RIO)
Rock Opera
Rockoson
Rocksteady
Raga rock
Rapcore
Reggae rock
Russian rock
Sadcore
Samba-rock
Screamo
Shoegazing
Shock rock
Shred metal
Ska punk
Skate punk
Skate rock
Sleaze rock
Sludge metal
Soft rock
Soul rock
Southern rock
Space rock
Spazzcore
Speed metal
Speedrock
Stoner metal
Stoner rock
Sunshine pop
Surf rock
Swamp rock
Symphonic metal
Symphonic rock
Synth rock
Thrash metal
Thrashcore
Trash rock
Trip rock
Twee pop
Viking metal
Wagnerian rock
Wizard rock
Yacht rock
Zeuhl.

Now tell me, which is demonic?

Lovers rock is all about love, are you now telling me its demonic? Have u ever heard of The Corrs? are their musics demonic. My guy please don't generalize next time.

Thanks so much.

Pope

proo212:
Oh Memories! This girl used to wake us up way back then every morning , Is this supposed to be in this section, ?

Proo, O ranti abi? Omo daadaa ni e. wa dagba.

cixluv:

even on the net, with enhanced keyboard some can't still speak english in nairaland!.
abeg this is not yorubalnd ooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!
stop wasting bandwidth for seun.

Elenu gbo ro. elenu fife. yanyanyanyanyanyan

e ka ro ologi de ooooooo