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yes but gaudy?

gaudy = extravagantly bright or showy, typically so as to be tasteless.

tasteless?

mariovito:
I see no shade anywhere

He simply highlighted the fact that we have it all any how you want am.

You want am loud?

We get am

You want am quiet?

We get am.

If we all behaved the same way, don't you think life and existence would be bland and boring?

After all, Variety is the spice of life.

I honestly don't think he threw a shade at Davido. Personally I think it is a honest submission. Where is the lie?

I'm a fan of Davido but the man's right. See davido's suit like say na one quack sew am. The whole arrangement wasnt impressive to say the least.

EponObi:
The Yoruba will say: Agbalagba to n se Langba Langba.

Coming from a divorcee. This dude is 67 year old for goodness sake. Eazi and Davido are in their 30s. Agbaya.

At what age will he leave internet trolling? How would colleagues, family members, neighbors read the nonsense he post online and still respect him?

I can see some people defending him saying "there's no shade"... You lack comprehension. Moreover, this Doyle dude is a well know internet troll.

You lack comprehension, read what he wrote again. This time slowly. He said in brief, we have two different personalities as Nigerians, if you want loud, we Dey, if you want quiet we Dey. We are amazing people, just try read am slowly.

This your comment shows lack of comprehension skill. This man simply states his observation without implying any preference but rather stating the obvious intricacies of the different wedding and inferring from it, what constitutes Nigeria and Nigerians. You don't have to be on internet to know about these two wedding events.

EponObi:
The Yoruba will say: Agbalagba to n se Langba Langba.

Coming from a divorcee. This dude is 67 year old for goodness sake. Eazi and Davido are in their 30s. Agbaya.

At what age will he leave internet trolling? How would colleagues, family members, neighbors read the nonsense he post online and still respect him?

I can see some people defending him saying "there's no shade"... You lack comprehension. Moreover, this Doyle dude is a well know internet troll.

I'll prefer Davido wedding.

How can u spend so much money on a ceremony ( that u held in different places o) yet it wasn't as loud as the person who stayed in one place to celebrate his.

If u wanted it to be lowkey, then u should have spent less too. Far less.

My fear is folake4u not to see this weddin becos she will start making unrealistic demands n expectations

how much agbero dey see under hot sun

Timmi:
This your comment shows lack of comprehension skill. This man simply states his observation without implying any preference but rather stating the obvious intricacies of the different wedding and inferring from it, what constitutes Nigeria and Nigerians. You don't have to be on internet to know about these two wedding events.

The man obviously threw a shade.

Both weddings were for the gram.

But Davido wedding was louder and rightly so.

This loquacious irritant again?

mariovito:
I see no shade anywhere

He simply highlighted the fact that we have it all any how you want am.

You want am loud?

We get am

You want am quiet?

We get am.

If we all behaved the same way, don't you think life and existence would be bland and boring?

After all, Variety is the spice of life.

Bloggers always looking to stir up something

it's sad that Patrick Doyle lack understanding and think all marriages must be exact same way.

Its good to respect one's white bia bia and age.

If Davido sings now "papa Doyle na my gardener" people will say he is being disrespectful.

We can't all be the same in the way we run our things.

We all run our races.

We are different.

We are socialized differently.

Our circles are different.

Human behaviours are not quantified in the way we think. Our perceptions of reality varies.


Don't judge the fish based on its inability to climb trees. Don't judge the monkey on its inability to swim.

We all find our expressions differently. Its human psychology.

Old Papa, embrace all of them. They are your children. You too old for this divisiveness.

I don't want you being dragged. You are one of our theatre and film icons.

brain54:
I don't see it as a shade though...

More like acknowledging/pointing out the uniqueness and diversity of the Nigerian people.

Personally I prefer eazy's style.

This Mr eazy needs to clear the air as to whether he is Nigerian or Ghanian. I saw some videos yesterday on YouTube and he was been referred to as a Ghanian.

I believe most people are confused as to his original and true nationality!

Ghanaian na Tosin ⁉️
Seems some bloggers don drink Apketeshi !!

This Patrick Doyle talks too much, he is seen meddling with other people's businesses and wont be surprise if he is insulted and as well disrespected.

kunlesufyan:
Truly, Nigeria and Nigerians are unique. We stand out in quite of number of things. Both good and bad.

Make e no dey enter ya head Oga... Na who in existence no dey unique?

Even a copy is unique in various sense...

If you know, you know...

After reading this post and I have come to my own conclusion that the person that post this has issues with understanding the original comment made by Mr. Patrick Doyle.
I just wonder how we think in this country by creating problems were there's no problem.

whatever the case ,I wish both unions marital bilss.
They won't divorce but live to see their children also been given out in marriage.

lagostrendboy:
“One Was a Gaudy Carnival, the Other an Exhibition of Class” – Patrick Doyle on Two High-Profile Nigerian Weddings

Veteran media personality Patrick Doyle has shared his candid thoughts on the contrast between two recently held high-profile Nigerian weddings that took place in the United States and Europe. Eyes Of Lagos reports,

Taking to social media, Doyle described how the two ceremonies showcased very different sides of Nigerian society.
Patrick Doyle’s Observations

In his words:



https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1B5GTrkwrF/


Social Media Buzz

His post has since generated discussions online, with many Nigerians debating which weddings he was referring to, while others applauded his boldness in pointing out the duality of Nigerian culture—loud and flamboyant yet stylish and sophisticated.

https://eyesoflagos.com/patrick-doyle-throws-shade-at-davidos-wedding-hails-another/

Temi and Mr Eazi's wedding was classier yes, but that's mainly because it conformed more to European wedding standards driven by their culture.

Davido and Chioma's wedding was more confiormed to Yoruba wedding culture which is much more loud and brash.

To each his own! Not sure why it is really anyones business. The participants of both wedding surely had a good time.

Didn't Dangote, Otedola and Davido's logistics manager attend Davido's wedding in the US? This proves that Davido accomodates all and sundry and doesn't discriminate. As for the Otedola's, if they chose to invite only high profile guests, then that is their problem and typical of most wealthy people all over the globe. This is something that should never be celebrated, and coming from Patrick Doyle who is supposely a pastor, it is quite nauseating.

tosyne2much:
Personality differs and celebration is not a one-way thing

While some people like noisy celebration, some like it quiet but the most important is a lasting marriage regardless of how the wedding was conducted

You're so right on this. I love Davido's wedding and also love that of Eazi. They celebrated in their own styles and none is better than the other when it comes from personal view.

Doyle didn't throw any shade.

Timmi:
This your comment shows lack of comprehension skill. This man simply states his observation without implying any preference but rather stating the obvious intricacies of the different wedding and inferring from it, what constitutes Nigeria and Nigerians. You don't have to be on internet to know about these two wedding events.

tegrianonigltd:
You lack comprehension, read what he wrote again. This time slowly. He said in brief, we have two different personalities as Nigerians, if you want loud, we Dey, if you want quiet we Dey. We are amazing people, just try read am slowly.

I guess "One was a gaudy carnival with a motley crowd comprising of the famous and infamous" has another interpretation that I'm unaware of.

Nigerians with comparison...the Patrick, how him own wedding be.... mtcheeww

I'll take the "gaudy carnival" any day, any time.

Not a fan of that high society sophistication bullshit

EponObi:
The Yoruba will say: Agbalagba to n se Langba Langba.

Coming from a divorcee. This dude is 67 year old for goodness sake. Eazi and Davido are in their 30s. Agbaya.

At what age will he leave internet trolling? How would colleagues, family members, neighbors read the nonsense he post online and still respect him?

I can see some people defending him saying "there's no shade"... You lack comprehension. Moreover, this Doyle dude is a well know internet troll.

Your first statement has captured it perfectly.

Dissapointing to say the least from him.

Lol!
But these are no kind words. It's going to hurt the first group.

EponObi:
I guess "One was a gaudy carnival with a motley crowd comprising of the famous and infamous" has another interpretation that I'm unaware of.

Description is the word there, describing the event, both famous and people who aren’t famous were there. Carnival! It was a carnival, colorful and loud.

Read from an educated person perspective.

Patrick Doyle isn't wrong!!
Davido is all money and no class nor style.