₦airaland Forum

safarigirl:
even you, hai God! You Nigerians apparently just love to hate your artistes.

Pana was a hit around the continent and beyond, if it was that shitty like you people claim, it would not have been the African song with the most digital downloads in history. Reducing that achievement just because you don't like the artist or his style is petty

hardeycute:
Let people have their opinions stated


Are you a family Cos I know [b]men[/b]men is not a perquisite for you

Oluwamuyeewa:
Caro
Diana
Samantha

When you run out of English names you'll jump to
Amaka,chioma,Folake etc

Anyways I don't really listen to these guys because they just keep saying the same things over and over again...goodluck Tekno

pocohantas:
LOL!
I only concurred to the name part, I didn't even see the ending of his post. Yes, Tecno is good and this is his time to shine. I didn't really like Pana, I like dance, rara and yawa.

rheether:
Especially that Folake,pls who is she?

safarigirl:
Okay
I hated dance, it made no sense to me. The percussion in Pana gave it life, that was all sound. Yawa, I am highly indifferent about, don't love it, don't hate it.

I like Pana, Wash, Duro and Be (where he didn't mention any female names thankfully )

safarigirl:
even you, hai God! You Nigerians apparently just love to hate your artistes.

Pana was a hit around the continent and beyond, if it was that shitty like you people claim, it would not have been the African song with the most digital downloads in history. Reducing that achievement just because you don't like the artist or his style is petty

nofuckz:
Chijoke repent na beg i dey make you nor for go grave too early

0b100100111:



Cool noise!

africandollar:
Henceforth no Muslim should comment on a Christian thread topic else Seun is an idiot!

waywardpikin:
Love 'Be' too, even more than 'Yawa'. I'm surprised it's not getting the props it deserves.

john4reala:
na scammer abi

safarigirl:
the only reason you love Rara is because of the 'message' behind it. You are one of those Nigerians who think you can't like a song without a perceived 'message'.

I know una type.

Probably not a music fan on a normal day sha cuz anyone who is knows that there is more to music than words and lyrics. That sound is a vital part of music. Music is not words and lyrics like you say, music is sound

lenghtinny:
Urban dictionary tii ya weyrey ooo...
What kind of nonsense is this...

safarigirl:
Okay
I hated dance, it made no sense to me. The percussion in Pana gave it life, that was all sound. Yawa, I am highly indifferent about, don't love it, don't hate it.

I like Pana, Wash, Duro and Be (where he didn't mention any female names thankfully )

Homeboiy:
Ah ah na every month this guy de release song

Diana
pana
Samantha

yawa
rara

his song title no de pass 10words

naturalwaves:
Exactly! Sound, rhythm, beats are more important than the lyrics. Music is not all about lyrics. If not, Poets would be the highest selling musicians. If one has good ears for music, one need not even understand the language. How would the lyrics of a song be judged when the language is not even understood? I love a couple of Latin and Spanish songs. How could I have known what was being talked about? During the Makossa craze, how many Nigerians understood the language ? Yet they danced and danced. Even Enya that sometimes sing in Latin and Spanish has millions of fans that spread across the globe. Nigerians are just too petty and sentimental. Once they do not have any meaningful thing to say or a genuine criticism, they come for the lyrics and run it down. Whereas, they unconsciously sing songs that they swore never to sing because of bad or poor lyrics. Reason: Their brains couldn't help but flow with the good rhythm of the song.

Herrmes:
You should have put somewhere that this is just your opinion.

safarigirl:
the only reason you love Rara is because of the 'message' behind it. You are one of those Nigerians who think you can't like a song without a perceived 'message'.

I know una type.

Probably not a music fan on a normal day sha cuz anyone who is knows that there is more to music than words and lyrics. That sound is a vital part of music. Music is not words and lyrics like you say, music is sound

naturalwaves:
It is not my opinion. It is a fact. I am a lover of music and I have a very large library. In music, rhythm is what matters most and not lyrics. In fact, the order is Rhythm>>>>> Beats>>>>>> Lyrics. Moreover, different genres determines how these are presented. My favorite genre of music is Contemporary Jazz ( which you hardly hear a word being spoken) and Afrobeats ( Its rhythm has an anticipatory progression).

0b100100111:

bareal:
Organised noise abi?

naturalwaves:
Exactly! Sound, rhythm, beats are more important than the lyrics. Music is not all about lyrics. If not, Poets would be the highest selling musicians. If one has good ears for music, one need not even understand the language. How would the lyrics of a song be judged when the language is not even understood? I love a couple of Latin and Spanish songs. How could I have known what was being talked about? During the Makossa craze, how many Nigerians understood the language ? Yet they danced and danced. Even Enya that sometimes sing in Latin and Spanish has millions of fans that spread across the globe. Nigerians are just too petty and sentimental. Once they do not have any meaningful thing to say or a genuine criticism, they come for the lyrics and run it down. Whereas, they unconsciously sing songs that they swore never to sing because of bad or poor lyrics. Reason: Their brains couldn't help but flow with the good rhythm of the song.

Homeboiy:
Ah ah na every month this guy de release song

Diana
pana
Samantha

yawa
rara

his song title no de pass 10words

safarigirl:
don't mind them.

When Sean Paul and Shaggy were reigning, how many Nigerians could hear whatever they said?

Like you, I love some Spanish songs and artistes. I also like some opera, that is another genre of music where the lyrics can't even be heard. Some ignorant Nigerians will call it rubbish or boring because they have no understanding of music.

It's laughable when they try to critic