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each time the song is played on radio i feel the song Dbanj, but as i saw the video, at teh begining has a Mafia kindda drama, i thought they would extend the drama, like an action in d video, comon go see Akon so paid video the drama continues, till the end.

But them just bust into swimming pool scene with video bitches, that messed dat song video,

Nigerians please do more of drama video i beg una, we don tire to dey see girls girls girls plenty on videos.and also wack background shoots, pls take few on video, ok

The video and the song does not have any relationship, inface no dull me , and it suppose to have so much drama in d video, and all u see it material videos with some lazy girls who call demselves fucking video bitches,

Well also, naija should stop shooing videos everytime abroad, instaed invite the producer to Naija or Ghana to do good video,

, Just April fool day, jor, Kelly keep collecting dem MTCN jor, EFCC no get mouth

Confusion dey here oo Which one person go Believe na, the to look alike and share similarities, well me i no be Mugu Jor

;DMugu don fall , Guy man Wack am, funny

;DGlobal reccession

;DWnna Bleep dem two of dem

;DThats gangsta

;DKanu sings producer go tire ooo makes me laff

Freestlyle rap like an American too much running of mouth, dont like dat song

Best Of USA press quotes!

"Because this Nigerian has a voice that's tough to shake; its capacity for
warmth and anger can turn misery on its head." Esquire

"Asa weaves
personal and political tales with fervor and smoke filled vocals, recalling Bob
Marley on the reggae-infused "Jailer." Time Out New York

"As a
songwriter, she's revealed a startling depth and range, seamlessly taking on
both the personal and the political - as well as an array of styles that ranges
from acoustic folk-pop to reggae-tinged r&b." National Geographic
Music

"Asa has a politically conscious yet sweet sounding vocal
presentation that with the help of her dreadlocks and guitar is exceptionally
reminiscent of Bob Marley." Huffington Post

"The tenor of her lyrics is
personal, with general messages of social benevolence: war is destructive, her
mother is beautiful, God is great, and can lovers be trusted? Asa is the kind of
thing I imagine I'm reading about when I see a reviewer refer to the album
they're reviewing as a "gem." PopMatters

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Go ahead and put , u be mugu?

when u play game wey u win dont be gulible,