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These hos ain't loyal This Amina is a buffoon. She actually left her responsibility to her country for a job at UN? Her citizenship should be withdrawn immediately as she longer deserves to recite the National pledge. Eediot! |
This is why chivalry is dying everyday. Scammers ruining it for every one. |
Happy for the students. 8 months of strike no be beans. Enough to make you lose you mind if you let it. Don't know how Ajimobi or Tinubu did it but kudos for finally listening to the students' cry. I just believe they didn't have to wait till a protest ensued to do what's right. Moral of the story: Sometimes violence is the only way to get what you want? |
Wharrisdis? She get cancer of the face? This is the problem with too much make up. We get so used to seeing girls in their make-up that they look strange without it. |
This is a very complex issue. It goes beyond just saving a child:s life. It also exposes unprepared mothers to health risks even death if not properly done.and Everyone knows abortion is bad just like every other vice. But we do not live in a perfect world. I don't believe any mother with the wherewithal to raise her unborn would abort it. We know he's just attempting to save money by withdrawing America's financial support across the world. I just think there are more important issues Trumps administration should concern itself with. Let God be the judge of Abortion. |
kelvine:Mr Happiness Consultant, you got her emotional state from this pixur? Hian |
mekaboy:Interesting. What's most interesting is that no one felt her absence. ouch |
henrydadon:Sounds like half truth tho. But soldiers can hear whisper of Go, na Come the no dey hear even if na for woofer. |
Nice one. You know wassup. |
Conji na bastard! ![]() This is too funny she can't make this up! But this story need part 2. And then? What happened? |
This just made my day. Not just that he outwitted them. He still managed to win the prof over (Who am guessing isn't black) Op biko follow up, we all can't wait till Thurs ![]() |
love the way she grabbed it
like carrot to a rabbit
the way she squeezed it
she really must have missed it. But na 14yrs, bae o ni fe risk it. ![]() |
JuicyLucy:This is Mutiny! Bhet what have she do you? choi? |
gabonsky:Hian. Just that I don't like to take another man's glory. More power to your glory ![]() |
FantasyTV:These hos ain't loyal. |
[quote author=gabonsky post=53060828][/quote]Op bhet why ![]() She's definitely the One I should run from ![]() |
Op her picture biko.
So I know whether she's the one. ![]() |
What exactly has he done as Minister For Trans? All I hear from him is Complain always. I will like even if it's only once he should name one thing he has achieved since his appointment. |
Why? Just Why??
Wetin consign dog with phone na? This is why calabar people eat dog. |
There are only 2 TV stations in Nigeria. Channels and the rest. |
Kowor:Adonbelivit ![]() |
Kowor:Too late for that now. Apparently some people still can't accept the fact that he still won after all the supposed misogynist remarks credited to him during the campaign. Plus women just like wahala. ![]() |
Women across the world are marching in protest against the new POTUS Donald Trump on his first day in the Oval office. A large crowd of women can be seen in different parts of the world from Washington DC to London even in front of Trump Towers sporting conspicuous pink wool head gears and carrying placards to express their grievances. The march is believed to garner up solidarity for women related issues such as Gender Equality, Women Rights, Women Healthcare, etc which they fear are threatened under the new US President.
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Toks2008:He's not your typical 2-faced politician. He doesn't care about being Politically correct. And that scares the world. |
priceaction:He demolished the media once, he'll do it again. |
They're always hacked once there's a backlash. Hackers are the new Devil.lol People no longer blame the devil, just blame it on hacking. |
Impressive writ.
Embedded with engaging promises and subtle threats. One thing everyone has to admit, Trump commands a lot of Respect. Even the Powers that be Respect him. |
Ok. Now that we got all that out of the way, I guess it now begs the question, how can you get It right, right? I aint gonna lie, I don’t hold all the chips, and nothing worthwhile comes cheap. Like every business, you need to understand that your a brand or one in the making. A lot of effort should be put in making yourself look the part. You don’t see your pastor wearing timberland boots to church, it don’t go with the territory. Same way you gotta know what works for you and your hustle. It’s all about packaging. No expense is spared in making quality music. You can record the verse of the year. On the wrong beat and poor studio production, it’s not gonna go far coz no one’s gonna play that shit. You might not be ready for this but soon as you start gettin some money coming μ̥я̥ way, it’s time to get yourself some good manager. Coz that’s gonna be what separates you from every other cat out there and get you and μ̥я̥ music out where it should be heard. This next one might seem to go against μ̥я̥ hip-hop “nigga with attitude” swag but to go far in this music business or any other business at that, you gotta be humble. Definitely not to everyone in the industry but there’s a few stake-holders that have been there, done that and can be the right platform to get you up the ladder. Name any of the biggest acts in the industry right now that didn’t pay their dues before they became relevant and consistent at the top. MI’s humility once made me change my specs. 2face probably never saw himself being as big as he turned out but we all saw how he slaved it for Kennis Music back in the day. That’s what we talking about people. You just gotta know when to drop the damn attitude. Master your art and craft. In the classic words of DPrince, “identify your selling point!” You must know what’s in your goody bag coz you just have to know your selling point. You gotta bring something different on the table. You gotta have a story line about you, what defines your persona or act, something that’s gonna leave a memory of you and your music and get peepz talking about you. Good or bad. Bad always works better but that’s just keeping it real. Practise. Rehearse. Perform. And keep doing these over and over again. You’ll find what works and what’s gotta go. Always be open to feedback from your team and listen to critics, especially from random people. But that don’t mean losing your own stand. A constructive criticism would only help you get better. Get out there, push μ̥я̥ music and look for gigs, even free shows at schools and open mic sessions. Never lose your self-confidence and as cocky as it sounds you have to believe it balls through bone that your the best and the next best thing that’s about to happen to the industry yo! Another word that gets me all the time is Authenticity or Originality. I’m all about supporting that, but let’s face it nothing is 100% original. So don’t burden yourself trying to be so different and risk alienating everyone. One thing I found, people react to what they can relate to. A beat that sounds familiar, a story line they can easily sing along to. Ask P-square, they know all about this. Nobody in the end cares if you sampled someone as long as you do it right and you aint crossing the lines of copyright infringement. Subtlety is the key. I think that’s pretty much all you should work with for now, any further development would have to be paid for, let’s face it you learnt a thing or two. If after putting all these to work, your ish still don’t add up, please read between the lines and see that tiny little font that says “bros abeg go change your career.” It's 2017, the industry is ripe for the next big thing. A good time to get on your grind and claim what's yours. Get off your̥ butts and No+More+Buts! |
koma1:He should have conceded peacefully and been purged of all his sins and corruption like that Otuoke fowl. |
Music is all fun and games till you start taking it seriously, as a means to an end, or maybe even a full-time job. It’s a known fact that 9ja is blessed with talent, lots of of it. It’s also an undisputed fact that not up to 1% of these talents ever taste the lime-light. While it’s obvious that a lot of these cats got what it takes, you wonder why they not making it. Leaving us to question, what didn’t they get right? The industry seems crowded, no doubt about it. In the famous words of Terry tha Rapman, “…every body and him papa wan rap.” But like they say, the ocean is big enough for all fish, the sky is big enough for the birds to fly. Coz every year sees some other artists rising from obscurity to basking in fame. Music like every other art is subjective. What works for Tom might not work for Dick and might just be all Harry needs. I see a lot of dope rappers everyday with more swag than jay z and more punchlines than modenine, yet they remain either unrecognised or getting ripped off one way or the other. In short they just not making it happen like they should. The reason isn’t far-fetched. Let’s face it, rappers are either lazy or broke. You claim music is μ̥я̥ hustle yet you aint ready to put your money where your mouth is. If you don’t put in the extra work why should any one be ready to put they money on you, yet niggas be like “mehn this industry is messed up, only wack niggas be making it.” Nigga please! We all know excuses are for losers. It’s especially sad when I see rappers that actually put in work but getting no result coz they doing it wrong and hustling backwards. I’ve studied the business side of the music, and what i found- the problem is not the industry. If you go to MTN’s office and scream GLO with pride! You just might get the same treatment you getting right now. Coz you doing it wrong. To be continued.
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