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Someone once told me that the type of music a society listens to is a reflection of that society; therefore the chaotic music that has in recent time rented the Nigerian airwaves is a pure reflection of the chaotic state the country is in. It looks like in the history of Nigerian music, 2014 has the highest rate of bad, garbage music being churned out. From watered down lyrics that do not correlate, to singing different songs on same beat, the state of the industry leaves much to be desired. Mind you, this cankerworm of garbage music is also eating deep into the fabric of the international music scene. Each time a song or video of the likes of “ilovemakonnen”, “Nicki Minaj” and so on comes up on my airwaves, I just can’t! It’s really sad that the good sounds, with good messages don’t make it to the mainstream anymore. Nigerians, like the rest of the world appear to care more about catchy beats rather than good message. Below are my top 10 picks of worst hit songs of the year 2014. You may or may not agree with me though. Some of you may also need to listen to these songs carefully to understand my points well… 10. Hakuna Mata by KCee This song is senseless from the word go! He started like this “Five star music, E money, Its Kcee labalo”. What is ‘KCee Lobalo’? Is ‘Lobalo’ French or Spanish? In another part of the song, he said “Cecilia bum bum, cecilia bum bum, Shebi na your bum bum, cecilia bum”. I don’t know what’s with Cecilia’s bum bum o.. Most part of the song also goes like this..”Oya whine ni ni whine ni ni Whine ni ni for me oh, Oya shake e ni, shake e ni, Shake e ni for me oh, Oya whine ni ni whine ni ni, Whine ni ni for me oh, Oya shake e ni shake e ni, Shake e ni for me oh”. Somewhere, he said “Oya Jikere, baby”… As if that wasn’t enough, he also repeats this severally; “Oya baby no wahala, If you need anything just hala, I be monkey you be banana..” Hellooo, did he just call himself a monkey… Then in the middle of these discordant lyrics, this monkey will jump to the lame chorus “Hakuna Matata, Hakuna mata, Baby No Wahala” repeatedly. 9. Baby Hello by Wande Coal This is one of the biggest hits of 2014. It started on a slow pace and then grew to become a monster in our ears, but I’m not surprised that he is making this list because this guy has always sang nonsense. Remember “Bumper to Bumper” where he sang, “…See I never see na party like dis, wey gbedu dey make people high like dis, Dey jolly like say dem dey smoke cannabis,Dey dance like say dem dey fight Chinese (Woo Haaaa)” *pls take note of the fight” Chinese*..continue: “Das why I blow the golden kiss, na for all of una I dey blow dis kiss, No be 10kobo na golden kiss, As una don join me dey rock like dis, take dis kiss make you follow me..,” isn’t it strange that a Black Diamond is blowing a golden kiss?? Now see what Wande Coal is still giving us in 2014 “Baby hello, sweety banana(this one too is mentioning banana again)…Eh she’s rocking Versace,Who’s Nikki Minajy, Dancing like she dey fight Karate Eh, (must he mention fight? In Bumper to Bumper, it was fight Chinese, now it is fight Karate).” Here is the stage that seriously confused me in the song; “Efo to lata, mrs Idikunle, Efo to gbe pomo mi, bi Kunle Eh, your body bad but sisi ti kun le Idi kunle”. ‘Efo to lata'(vegetable soup with pepper) and ‘Efo to gbe pomo mi’ (vegetable soup with Ponmo) what are they doing in this song? Who is Mrs Idikunle? Who is Kunle? My fellow Yoruba’s and anybody who knows the language well will easily understand the senselessness of this lyrics. Finally, this is where the dude spoils everything… “Comment tu t’appelle? Je m’appelle Wande Coal( I understand that), but I’ll be grateful if anyone could help me make sense of the rest of that verse…”She be dancing *****, *****” What did he say there? Wande Coal even repeated his French in one of Flavor’s songs currently reigning… “Comment tu t’appelle? Wande Coal, Mr Flavor eh”, like he can really speak French. 8. In my bed by Wizkid It’s been long established that this song by Wizkid is a total rubbish, which like the others on this list parades lyrics and verses that have no business whatsoever with one another. The song na real Americana Wonder like he sang… “Americana wonder,The way you whine your body Gimme thunder, I go follow you bumper to bumper Girl, I go follow you bumper to fender,” (Na Wa o, your body gimme thunder, bumper to fender.. Issorait)… But the most fraudulent part of the song is where Wizkid continues to sing about wanting a girl’s body in his bed, and then suddenly switched to calling names of some popular figures. You’d have thought he was trying to invite them for a Group Intimacy… “I want your body sleeping in my bed e, I want your body sleeping in my bed e, You got me going crazy, Oh girl I can’t explain it, Your body so insane, Oh girl I can’t replace you.” Some of the names he called..Agbaje eleniyan, Fashola eleniyan,Tinubu eleniyan,Otedola eleniyan, Baruwa eleniyan, Aliko eleniyan, Saraki eleniyan. Then next is this part which always gives me stomach ache, because I really don’t know what ‘serving a living God’ has to do with getting a girl’s body in your bed and what blessing is there to get…”…Oh blessing follow me everywhere I go, I’m serving the living God,And everywhere I go, all my people show me love, Just tell me the reason gan” Ok, so what’s the reason gan sef? And on top of all dis matter wey dey ground, wizkid believes that he is amazing. Hear him..”Oh anytime, they hear my song They say I’m amazing gan”. Well, it’s truly amazing that a small boy like him can make so much money and stardom with all that hogwash of a lyric. Issorait! 7. Dorobucci by Mavins All-stars This is probably the biggest hit of 2014. Don Jazzy is a great producer no doubt, but he and his artistes have a history of churning out garbage. Dorobucci is so meaningless some people began to doro-call it doro- occultic. Doro bloody. .Doro Doro doro do do doro….doro. Where I come from in Oyo state, Doro is that rubber device used in drawing up water from a well. Unfortunately,this is a country where an artiste will just wake up early in the morning and find out that PHCN has brought back power supply, then out of joy he’ll dash straight to the studio to record a song about UP NEPA! He’ll call that an inspiration. Even Don Jazzy himself is yet to come out straight about the meaning of Doro, because the truth is that it has no meaning. A lot of people are speaking well of the maturity of Davido’s song because the boy knows well to pay for the services of professional songwriters. 6. Shoki by Lil Kesh I hated this song for a very long time, however I had no choice but to like it after people won’t stop playing it everywhere I go. Even the NBC ban did absolutely nothing to stop people from rocking this song which had the artiste mostly screaming “Shoki Ahhh Shoki”. Davido however disappointed me this time around for accepting to feature in this kind of song. He ended up chanting the rubbish shoki along with the YBNL crew in the remix. Hear him;”Oya show me shoki, shoki shoki, everybody shoki, shoki shoki, and the request say shoki, shoki shoki, everybody shoki, shoki shoki, oya show me shoki, shoki shoki, everybody shoki, shoki shoki, oya shoki, shoki shoki shoki, shoki shoki… i am looking for that shawty, with the baddest shoki, when everybody they shoki, abi you still dey look for johnny, but if you get case for body, the town will go make you the shawty,david please don’t stop it, i wanna see you drop it now, for me now, on this ground oya daun.” Those are the words our generation is digesting and we wonder why over 70% of candidates failed the last private WAEC and there is massive failure especially in English Language. By my rough count, there is a total of 200 “Shoki ahh Shoki” in this song! 5. Shake Body by Skales Need I talk much about this one? You sef check out part of the lyrics na… ” Oya shake body, Oya move body,Make you ring alarm o, Oya shake body…Ah coupe decale ma,Sagasige, Akilibre,Faro de ma, Decale….decale, Krikata,Krikata ,Krikata, Krikata,Krikata,Krikata, Krikata,Krikata,Pon pon, Somunto….somunto, Kalopere, Kalopere, Kalopere” Now, what’s all that about 4. Murder by Seyi Shay ft Patoranking, Shaydee If you listen to this song, even though it featured Patoranking and Shaydee, all you will hear for most part of the song is “She say she wan murder, he say he wan murder, she say he wan do that thing ye” Do wetin? Murder who You be Oscar Pistorious? … Now, checkout the lyrics of the Verse 2 of the song where Patoranking came in again.. “Stay close to me, baby girl come in here Indecency, Give other girls resist, them fit hate on, Member and you alone me rate hun, Even your friends them fit hate on, Fire burning, Girl I’ll keep you coming,Say you no go running, Every time, girl you keep turning.” That’s Patoranking, Nigeria’s best Reggae singer at the moment? SMH! 3. Shekini by Psquare There is a popular Yoruba proverb which says that when a child is due for maturity, he/she must put aside every childishness. After many years and despite their A-list status in the industry couple with their global experience, the Psquare duo are obviously not getting matured at all with the dissapointing inclusion of the track “Shekini” in their latest album. I won’t speak too much, see the lyrics yourself. They started the song this way… “P-Square eh eh, Yahn ahn, (Allen [4x]), Yahn ahn” **who is Allen for crying out loud?** Then, they said “Lets go…Otu de, oya sare wa gba kekere, kerewawo, Atu ti de, oya burukutu make e sarabara owey, (Oya shekini ni ni ni ni [3x]),Oya shekina na na na na.” (And what is “Burukutu” doing in there.) Folks, don’t be fooled, the lyrics sounds like Yoruba but it’s not correct Yoruba but a mumble-jumble! Another constant in the song is this verse; “I get power (ah), me I no dey bother, (ehn ehn) I no be footballer but I sabi budey Ronaldo,” then they jump to this lyrics “Take it (slow),Take it (free), Alhaji (ehn ehn),Ehn ehn (listen),Take it (ahn), Take it (orijo),Alhaji (okay) Ehn ehn (hmm)”. Who is this Alhaji? Well, maybe the Alhaji is supposed to drink the burukutu they mentioned above. 2. Ogaranya By Kcee ft Davido Now, I’m sorry KCee has to be in this list a second time. Personally, I’m kind of confused about him. Maybe his music is not that awkward. Maybe it’s his gesticulations/dance steps in his videos, costumes or tone of his singing voice or his general fashion sense that is awkward and give off an impression of his songs from that perspective. I’m yet to place a finger on what it is. Most of the people I’ve asked have mixed reactions as well. They really’ can’t say. Ogaranya has a good meaning; A rich person or something like that. Some things are just wrong with part of the lyrics and Davido once again rubbished his own brand on this one. Check it out; Intro (Davido) “A le le le le le le le le le le On the beat is Del’B… Its Davido,Kcee Big Boy, E-money” Now, even though there is a funny way they keep repeating Ogaranya, I really don’t have a problem with the Chorus which goes thus; “Everybody wanting to be a big ogaranya,Nobody want to sit down dey look ogaranya,Everybody wanting to be a big ogaranya,Nobody want to sit down dey look ogaranya, My God dey bless me, ogaranya No be my fault o, ogaranya Believing e no do o, ogaranya,Imaya heyyy… Everybody like ogaranya, Mama and papa e like ogaranya, The ladies like ogaranya, That’s why them dey love me” However, the next statement is what I really don’t get… “The place is so cold, e dey follow, Dey for body like logo”..(which place is he talking about? Which place is so cold?) Davido made it worse at the verse 2 as his contribution does not relate at all. He sang.. “Girl I want you to know, The way you see no be so.., E get as the thing dey go, So baby you take am slow (Asin??) Shey na now you dey notice,(notice wetin) Abi u think I be novice, You know say I know say you get it, Money dey(I thought Davido is supposed to be the Ogaranya and not the girl?), Oya make we blow things”(now that is a Boko Haram alert. Beware guys.) 1. Body by Black Magic ft Banky W The song has now been edited. ‘Sex’ has been replaced with ‘eh’ but the rest of the lyrics is still as worse as the original. You can imagine my embarrasment the first time I heard this song on Channel O. You know how Naija artistes like to cover up sexual explicitness with slangs? This brazen artiste called Blackmagic didn’t cover up anything. Lol. Though the song was released in December 2013, I feel it’s as good as being a 2014 song and should be on this list to show you how bad the music industry has become and what your children are listening to. Here is a part of the song; “…So stop the fronting, Is what I told this girl,And her body oh oh, Just wanna get next to you, Just wanna have sex with you, I swear I want this girl and her body o o”. You na never see anything, continue.. “1, 2, 3, Then begin 5, 4, I’m splitting a dozen like 3, 5, 4,I am already sky high, but I need to high more, And my dumb friend told me that I need high malt Ewo.”… (Did you see what this guy is singing? Isn’t he as dumb as his dumb friends? Show me your friends and I’ll tell you who you are). See another one here… “Baby girl what’s cooking in the kitchen, I love the way you smile, maybe we should start kissing, Listen 30 seconds, then she takes a bra missing, Turn into a small kitten, And after a while we start gripping, And after a while o she turns into a river, And then I start fishing into her hot body, I begin to start dipping, Her clothes just start missing”. Hmm,Guys what more can I say? Behold, your favourite music in 2014. |
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There is this girl in my crib. I have not been so attracted to her in anyway so much like that, but she is quite okay, recently, my Generator got spoilt, so I resorted to her room to charge my gadget, especially my laptop. She loves movies a lot and I got loads of that on ma system, so she would always ask us to watch movies together. What amazez me is that this girl will always find a way to move closer to me and touch any part of my body, she eventually leaves her hand or her feet on me for like 30minutes. Am getting attracted to her, but I don't wanna ask her out. I just want us to get down with eachother and nothing more. How do I make this happen? Advice from matured people please. |
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WE ARE NOT BLESSED. "Forty nine innocent little boys were butchered by Boko Haram in their schools on November 10, 2014 as they resumed class in Yobe state. The question must be asked: is there any limit to the depravity of these monsters and those that secretly support and encourage them? I may not know much but one thing that I know is this: the spilling of innocent blood has terrible consequences for both the land on which it is spilt and for those that spill it. I am talking about long-term generational consequences. This is the more so when that blood is the blood of children. Our girls are kidnapped from their schools, abducted, raped, married off and sold into slavery and we call ourselves blessed. Our little boys are bombed to smithereens in their schools, their young lives are snuffed out, there is no sense of outrage and no one is brought to book yet we call ourselves blessed. Our level of sensitivity has been seared to a point that we don’t care anymore and we are no longer moved when we hear about the horrors being inflicted on our people yet we call ourselves blessed. When will we appreciate the fact that there is something fundamentally wrong with us? I had every reason to feel so sad on the day that the news from Yobe came but my initial sadness was quickly overwhelmed by a deep and burning rage. The saddest aspect of it all is that even now, most Nigerians still can’t see or feel that evil despite the daily bombings, killings, abductions and kidnappings. The truth is that until Boko Haram takes over the entire north and knocks on the gates of the south, Nigerians will continue to act as if the whole thing is no big deal and that whatever atrocities that Boko Haram commit really doesn’t matter. That is how short-sighted, insensitive, depraved and ignorant we have become. We are a people that have no conscience and we no longer care when our citizens are treated like filth or slaughtered like flies. There is no other country and no other people in the world that suffers from our particular type of affliction. We are suffering from a strange disease. Nigeria is not blessed, she is cursed and she is in dire need of deliverance. If we were not cursed how can we act as if all is well and how can we be normal after 49 of our school children were bombed to death in one fell swoop. This single outrageous and horrendous act is enough to traumatise most nations and most people for the next ten years, but not us. Most of us are indifferent: we shut it out and act as if it never happened. We are a strange land of strange men and women. We are a land where the nepthalim hold sway. We are a land that enjoy to watch others suffer injustice, persecution and wickedness and where the youth would rather rant on facebook and twitter than risk their lives by marching on the streets and demanding change. We are a land that despise the learned and that celebrate ignorance. We are a land that hates the truth and that worships mammon. We are a land where courageous and righteous men suffer hardship, humiliation, injustice and persecution whilst evil men are reverred and exalted. We are a land that claims to love God but that does everything that is contrary to His counsel and His will. We are a land where brother eats sister and where sister eats brother. We are a land where parents trade off the future, the destiny and the glory of their own children for a pittance and where men sell their souls to the devil for fame, power and wealth. We are a land where children are killed and maimed, where women are dehumanised and turned into desperate harlots by virtue of the circumstances in which they are forced to live and where evil is nurtured, encouraged and glorified. We are a land that continues to dance, to make merry and to rejoice even as it’s weakest and most vulnerable citizens are butchered and even when it’s very own children are slaughtered like christmas turkeys and sallah rams. I see all this and I say shame on us all: from the highest to the lowest we have all failed. From the pauper to the prince and from the servant to the king we are all guilty. Shame on us, more than 8thousand nigerians have died and over 1million have become homeless becoming refugees in their own country..800thousand have fled to neighbouring countries, Yet we pretend as if nothing is wrong. Eagles played last night in uyo without holding a minute silence in respect for the dead boys and u expected them to win? We are a heartless nation. Our hope and salvation lies in one thing and one thing alone: the love of the Lord God of Hosts, the mercy of the Ancient of Days and the grace of the Living God. I have little doubt and abundant evidence to prove that He still loves us despite the evil that is inherent in us... A couple of weeks back a courageous Canadian soldier was killed by an insane terrorist who stormed the Canadian Parliament and who held their political leaders hostage until he himself was killed. The whole world rose up and condemned this callous act and rightly came to a standstill. Most importantly the Canadian government and people honoured the dead and paid him tribute after tribute. It was very moving and highly appropriate. That soldier deserved no less. Everyone in Canada, and indeed throughout the civilised world, was talking about it and people were very sad. That is how normal people and normal countries are meant to react to such things and that is how sane and civilised people are expected to behave. Yet in Nigeria it is not so. In this country hundreds of our people are slaughtered in 100 different ways and abducted every week and there is no sense of panic or alarm. There are no tears, there is no urgency, there is no passion, there is no anger, there are no demonstrations or demands for those that commit this evil to be brought to justice, there is no support for our security agents and military, there is no sense of national outrage and most important of all there is no genuine empathy or sympathy for the victims and casualties of terror even though most of them are women and children. It is just business as usual and our nation is flying on auto pilot. Let us hope and pray that we don’t eventually go into free-fall and crash. |