TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Africa 'hotshots' Official Thread by THEAMAKA(f): 9:19am On Dec 04, 2014 |
safarigirl: IDRIS and his friends said Tayo will be pained WHEN they get to Top 3, just 3 of them. Tayo saying he was picked in Nigeria of millions is NOT arrogance. Arrogance is ASSUMING you will make top 3. Some arrogant people may appear humble eg Macky2 and Idris, but once in a while that arrogance is unleashed. Tayo may be loud, hence you notice him, but Tayo apologises, he appreciates people, he acknowledges that he didn't get this far on his own so he thanks fans and even friends who had his back in the house. Idris said "The girls I cuddle always go home" what does that sound like to you? Is that a humble person? Sholay no just provoke me before I destroy Idris like Tayo destroyed Sheila. Idris Is ARROGANT They all have a bit of arrogance, depending on perspective. Case closed. |
TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Africa 'hotshots' Official Thread by THEAMAKA(f): 9:17am On Dec 04, 2014 |
safarigirl: Tayo has no story. So says mockteam, but Idris has one? First off, what makes a story? Characters, plot, emotions, suspense. What makes a lead character? A lead character must have....well, CHARACTER. The perfect male lead is one who is assertive, abrasive, strong, smart, intuitive, sometimes aggressive. His harmatia(tragic flaw) could be his temper, his inability to use logic over emotions etc. He MUST have one or many ANTAGONIST(S)- Tayo is the only HM with antagonists. Yes, it's okay to be predictable, afterall we all knew that Andre and Lola would fight and make-up and fight again, swear off each other, make up again and keep going in that circle (MY HEART BEATS FOR LOLA). We all knew Idris would jump in Ella's bed after professing his love to Goitse, isn't that predictable? Where is his suspense? Moving on...The lead character must be able to draw out emotions from viewers, you should laugh with the protagonist, cry with the antagonist, get angry at the protagonist, as in so angry you wish you could slap him. At some points you feel his pain and wish you could hug him. When he confronts rivals, you cheer him on. You hope things get better for him at certain points, but you have it in mind that it could be worse.....THIS IS NOT TAYO'S STORY. Just a synopsis, I want everyone to know what a STORY is before I tell you Tayo's story. It will come later in the day hopefully Sounds like a story about Elikem. |
TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Africa 'hotshots' Official Thread by THEAMAKA(f): 8:38pm On Dec 03, 2014 |
DVintageMalkia: You fit call am wash but na the sordid reality and anyone that wants play the game to win the 300k should learn that...A Naija male housemate with the physical characteristics and behaviour of Arthur while in the BBA house will stand no chance with a Naija female housemate with the physical characteristics and behaviour of Dillish...Dillish is a yardstick and deserves to be one afterall she did win 300k didnt she? Reality is reality and it affects the game whether we accept it or not...Cherise was the good nurturing woman who won it at a time when majority of those who had access to dstv and voting wanted the typical African woman and sex was not selling so much in Africa...Now times have changed as influenced by the media and all whatnot...In current times, people want the crazy, good looking, controversial, etc and that is the reality. The society we live in is dynamic and ever-changing and trust a game like BBA to change as well... Ok you included psychical characteristics. I thought you meant solely character wise. Lol even then i still don't think it'll ever happen. Even if Segun Arinze repped us, he'll still come out on top LMAO But anyway, I digress. |
TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Africa 'hotshots' Official Thread by THEAMAKA(f): 8:27pm On Dec 03, 2014 |
WORLDPEACE: I just want people to drop that self-righteous act they always put on when concerning female housemates. BBA is rated 18+ for a reason" Even among thieves morals are cherished that's why there's the saying "there's such a thing as honor among thieves. Yes, a thief's ability to steal is very important but even thieves will choose a good thief with integrity over a good thief without it. And there are certain moral qualities that we expect more from women than men. Thats the way it is and its not a bad thing. Well i guess they will keep escorting the likes of Richard and Kegan to the money. Anyway, i'm done talking about this. |
TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Africa 'hotshots' Official Thread by THEAMAKA(f): 8:21pm On Dec 03, 2014 |
noxyify: .gbam,some people should stop calling my lily an embarrassment.After all with all tayos flaws,dey still supported him.talk about being biased.nonsence.dats why I will never vote for tayo.I prefer idris to win. Lol Lily wanted to "mess up" Tayo's game by begging him to beat the drum so she could twerk. People (Nigerians) immediately called for her eviction. Lily then didn't go to comfort Tayo as a friend, after one incident like that. Someone even went as far as to assume she is doing it to pick favor with Nigerians, while Tayo is viewed in a bad light. Lily was a disgrace yet Esther praised and loved by Nigerians. I'm guessing mainly due to her friendship with Tayo (Melvin/Dillish crap all over again). These people are sadists. |
TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Africa 'hotshots' Official Thread by THEAMAKA(f): 7:39pm On Dec 03, 2014 |
DVintageMalkia: Beverly was actually the preferred housemate for some days I recall...even before she got into the house she was already loved...but then that might be debatable so I will let that rest...
Dillish was a borite, true but a smart one at that...a really smart borite...do you think DIllish is really that way in real life...chic played everyone using her looks and charms and that is one smart way to do it like I mentioned "its a man's world but the women who know their onions are always in control". Dillish knew her capabilities and her limit on a TV show so she played it well...she gave the sexy girl next door vibe while also using the I am an African woman who respects myself vibe. The lady closest to Dillish this season was Samantha but the gossips and manipulation just turned it sour for her...
You might disagree and that is fine but Ellah did play a good game earlier...not the way I would play it but it was working until...we know what happened...
Now onto your question...my dear I do not concur to the "Lilian is shameful" story and I still do not know where that comes from...Lily's crime was only being a contestant at the same time with Tayo who is a really strong character and showed the different dimensions to his personality very early in the show...If Tayo was Arthur and Lily was a Dillish...believe me she would still be on the show...that is the reality...
I actually replied based on the gender talk and never saw the lily is shameful question... We all know Dillish played a calculative game. But what I'm stressing is those who provided entertainment while still displaying "good morals." I just want people to drop that self-righteous act they always put on when concerning female housemates. BBA is rated 18+ for a reason. It is assumed that everyone is mature enough for the content of the show. Why suggest someone that's lively be sacrificed on the show because they aren't acting like Sister Mary? Yet the Sister Mary's of the show add absolutely NOTHING to the house. Imagine Dillish being used as the yardstick of someone playing the game.  If we continue to toe that line, BBA will continue going DOWN-HILL AND STRAIGHT TO THE DOGS. As for the bolded, that one na WASH |
TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Africa 'hotshots' Official Thread by THEAMAKA(f): 6:56pm On Dec 03, 2014 |
nagina: ( yawns) Stop picking fights. Behave.  |
TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Africa 'hotshots' Official Thread by THEAMAKA(f): 6:54pm On Dec 03, 2014 |
WORLDPEACE: Ignorant Africans are not better than ignorant Europeans. Ignorance is the greatest enemy of mankind. Knowledge reigns supreme over nearly everone. All I have ever wanted in my life is to be educated, especially by a beautiful woman . All I was saying is that I could give two F*cks about what the Europeans think of or see us as. Who are they sef? Doesn't mean we have to pretend we're all the same because that's how they view us. We can acknowledge our differences and still be civil. I hate that "Europeans view us as etc etc etc." For some reason I find such statements irritating. But I digress. |
TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Africa 'hotshots' Official Thread by THEAMAKA(f): 6:42pm On Dec 03, 2014 |
DVintageMalkia: Last year when the chasemates started, Beverly was obviously the favourite over Melvin at the beginning (at least for me and majority of people I know) but as time went by we all know the story...her antics and conversations became shameful to say the least (bear in mind I aint judging her cos no one is perfect but just saying the fact we all saw)...then Melvin with his good boy attitude became the Naija favorite as people decided to accept there was probably a quiet side to Nigerians and not just loudness...however Melvin was never gonna win it...never! Not to insult him but dude is not the most intellectually sound as some of his conversations were just bla bla embarrassing and shallow. Dude was a nice guy but realistically he had no content or depth that could have sold him to Africa. Beverly who had depth kept destroying her chances and made no avenues for redemption
Now onto this year, Lilian came with her own swag and all that but she was no match for Tayo's own character...dude is crazy and loveable at the same time...Lilian always seemed to be one way while Tayo showed all sort of colours most especially in the first two weeks with all the crying, apologising and sometimes bipolar attitudes...trust me honestly take a sample of the population and how many people wouldnt want to see more of that in a show that's supposed to be all about entertainment.
I would like a bba where the Naija female rep gets more love than the guy, however until we learn that "its a man's world but the women who know their onions are actually in control" the male reps will keep coming out tops. Look at Ellah who had all it takes to win even the sympathy vote as Uganda has never won it but she threw it all away after playing a great game for weeks...so that's the reality...men do not need to do so much but unfortunately the women need to get smarter and make extra efforts to take what belongs to them and they can...afterall every man is born of a woman...Dillish is a typical example... For starters, Beverly was NEVER the preferred housemate, maybe only among your friends and a few other Nigerians, but not with the majority. Here was the question: THEAMAKA: Which females housemates, in their "good" characters, were more entertaining than Lily this season? I'll wait..... So a borite with good character is preferred in the house over a vibrant Lillian with minor flaws? Got it. As far as I'm concerned, Dillish was a BORITE, over-hyped and sold to Africans by Nigerians because of her good looks, famzing, and association with Melvin. That is how she clinched the money. The balance of good character and entertainment didn't come from her either. Ellah was not the least bit entertaining. Her "man-hungry" antics were her only talking points this season. So she was entertaining when she was playing her game with a married man, KC Moore? Please don't mention Ellah either. EMPHASIS ON GOOD CHARACTERIt's not whether Tayo was preferred or not, my grouse was why should someone say a vibrant Lily is "shameful" amongst all the ladies and should be sent home for it. I asked who provided "entertainment coupled with class" this season and he couldn't even answer the question. We all know the answer is NOBODY. And then these same folks have the audacity to COMPLAIN about this season. But why am I even bothering myself anyway? After all, an adulterer carried the money home in Season 2, so I shouldn't expect too much from Africans. |
TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Africa 'hotshots' Official Thread by THEAMAKA(f): 6:18pm On Dec 03, 2014 |
safarigirl: Keep voting and campaigning for Tayo. Ignore negative thinkers. Stay positive. Hope for the best. Ignore permutations. Who God has blessed, no man can curse. *Team Tayo Sec-Gen Signing Out*  |
TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Africa 'hotshots' Official Thread by THEAMAKA(f): 6:16pm On Dec 03, 2014 |
nagina: Yes....that's the girl you voted 5 times. LMAO  |
TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Africa 'hotshots' Official Thread by THEAMAKA(f): 5:53pm On Dec 03, 2014 |
Wyraciskyi: This Is Why The Continent Is Associated With Backwardness - Disunity.
These Folks Don't See The Larger Picture. The European Don't Care If U R Tanzanian Or Ghanian, He Sees All As Black Africans. We Africans can unite while still acknowledging our differences. F*ck the Europeans and what they see us as. |
TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Africa 'hotshots' Official Thread by THEAMAKA(f): 5:29pm On Dec 03, 2014 |
sugarcoconut: So much for a lady, oops sorry girl who was 18yrs last year. Issorai Isn't that the legal drinking age in Nigeria? |
TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Africa 'hotshots' Official Thread by THEAMAKA(f): 9:44am On Dec 03, 2014 |
WORLDPEACE: At the time she left, she was more embarrassing than every lady in the house. I can't think of anything she had going for her apart from her twerking which we overdosed on. Here is my grouse with these self-righteous people that think along the same line as you... She was "embarrassing" how? Because she twerked too much? Yet your type are the same to complain that Butterphly, M'am Bea, and other borites "slept" their way to the finals. Which females housemates, in their "good" characters, were more entertaining than Lily this season? I'll wait..... So a borite with good character is preferred in the house over a vibrant Lillian with minor flaws? Got it. Tayo and all his f*ck-ups didn't it stop the majority from supporting him. After all, everyone says despite his flaws, he was one of the few entertainers this season (true). So why overlook his flaws and accept him as entertaining but not the same for Lilian? Why should her "flaws" be the reason she gets booted out and "well-behaved" borites sleep their way to the finals because of their so-called good character? And the same ones will turn around to say this isn't a morality show. But that's only when convenient, right? |
TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Africa 'hotshots' Official Thread by THEAMAKA(f): 12:55am On Dec 03, 2014 |
Eustachio: LOL. So you don't think Nigerians will find Biguesas TOO boring to chose him over Cleo. I doubt.  Nope! I put nothing past Nigerians. |
TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Africa 'hotshots' Official Thread by THEAMAKA(f): 12:54am On Dec 03, 2014 |
nagina: Am voting tayo of course... Patriotism no other reason. If you are on Facebook send a msg to bluzy likey tell her to add you up,they are kind of weary of new members so sell yourself well.Once you get in you will never lack recharge card till Sunday.  Any group run by her is probably filled with dog sh*t. That place wouldn't accommodate ochon as he is very opinionated. He shouldn't bother. |
TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Africa 'hotshots' Official Thread by THEAMAKA(f): 11:47pm On Dec 02, 2014 |
Eustachio: Biguesas? C'mon that's a stretch Amaka. 
I know Nigerians usually choose the male over the female, but a Biguesas won't be chosen over a Cleo if they're both our rep. Melvin ain't no Biguesas.  You should know, your people by now. They will even say "why is she trying to act gangster? She be lesbo? See her flattened b0obs. She had a baby out of wedlock? Ashi." Biguesas will even cruise to the finals.  |
TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Africa 'hotshots' Official Thread by THEAMAKA(f): 10:52pm On Dec 02, 2014 |
WORLDPEACE: Its not the kind of subject people discuss over dinner. She did not even look traumatised. She looked like a freak seeking attention the way she presented it. I guess  |
TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Africa 'hotshots' Official Thread by THEAMAKA(f): 10:45pm On Dec 02, 2014 |
milychocs: I watched that season six, non stop If Karen had come up for evictions in the first week, she would been sent home, by Nigerians (1)
That girl sold herself to Africa, warts and all A true daughter of the soil(Africa).....her words
Other Africans fell in love with her before we Nigerians did Most of us were caught up and wowed with the oyibo accent of Vina, lol We did not sell Karen to Africa, she sold herself with her pure soul(2)
I loved Karen, to bits Rough, fiery and kind No Nigerian rep, .....no African rep will ever be like Karen
Africa witnessed a tornado She would have won over even Uti (3) True Story I disagree to an extent. (1) When Vina failed to pick up in the entertainment department, Nigerians quickly ported to Karen as the preferred Naija rep. Yes, Nigerians were judging Karen hard in the beginning on their "morality" grounds as usual. I never argued that. I said the tied turned in her favor around week 5. I was on all those same forum pages too, and I can tell you Nigerians were the ones to defend her when other countries kept insulting her due to her various fights with other housemates. (2) I disagree. I remember all the arguments I myself and my other Nigerian pals got into defending Karen. After fighting with almost everyone in the house, she was hated on by almost every other country. As for Vina, most couldn't stand her oyinbo accent, and called her more British than Nigerian. Especially when she tried to downplay people that speak Pigin English. Yes Karen sold herself, but do you really Karen's win had nothing to do with Nigerians selling her to Africa? Especially how harshly females are judged on this show? If she didn't have the backing of her country, she wouldn't have won. Simple. Which is why I think it was 50/50. (3) YES YES I AGREE  |
TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Africa 'hotshots' Official Thread by THEAMAKA(f): 10:25pm On Dec 02, 2014 |
forkadict: And this crap right here had ten likes ? Who are these psychos that go about issueing likes ?
Na wa o. I'm used to it by now. It's not WHAT is being said it's to WHOM it's being said to.  I guess they are all as wacked out as he is, which is why they took offense Ndo o  |
TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Africa 'hotshots' Official Thread by THEAMAKA(f): 10:25pm On Dec 02, 2014 |
WORLDPEACE: At the time Lilian left, Tayo was struggling to meet up with her in the hand falling department. Tayo was telling Arthur that he should quit comedy while Lilian was telling Africa that she was circumcised. What lady announces to the world she is frigid? Does that get you sympathy votes? What's wrong with that? If played correctly, she could have been used as a spokesperson in a bid to end this barbaric act against young girls. |
TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Africa 'hotshots' Official Thread by THEAMAKA(f): 10:12pm On Dec 02, 2014 |
WORLDPEACE: Its true that the actions of others in the house also influence outcomes. Maybe. But I feel Karen's win was mainly due to the massive Nigerian support that eventually spread out to other countries. If Nigerians had shamed Karen, abandoned her, insulted her, called her a disgrace, etc DO YOU THINK OTHER COUNTRIES WOULD BE INCLINED TO VOTE FOR HER? The obvious answer is NO. The same way Nigeria's hyping Dillish pretty much handed her the money. I thought Nigerians were very influential in this game, no?  |
TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Africa 'hotshots' Official Thread by THEAMAKA(f): 9:53pm On Dec 02, 2014 |
WORLDPEACE: The balance between being a lady and being fun is very difficult to achieve but gives you an edge. And the fact is most of Denrele's girls can't spell the word ':Lady' though they are fun lovers. Uhhhhh..... Yet Karen won, didn't she? She was Denrele's girl and was not very lady-like or "moral" at all. But guess what? Nigerians hyped her, defended her, argued for her, convinced others to overlook her flaws, and focus on her energetic/fun side. IT WORKED. We even nicknamed her "diamond in the rough." By week 5 it went from most Africans hating her to most of them loving her. It's 50 percent of conduct in the house and the other 50 percent is how the viewers sell you to Africa. |
TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Africa 'hotshots' Official Thread by THEAMAKA(f): 9:17pm On Dec 02, 2014 |
Eustachio: You know me Amaka, I support both genders, can't say for the rest of Nigerians. But I know your grouse is the support of the male rep over the female rep. It ain't right, though. We all know if we had Biguesas as a male rep and someone like Cleo as a female rep, Biguesas will carry the Naija vote, while Cleo will be urged to "go home"  WORLDPEACE: As long as she is most importantly a lady. Nigeria won't have anyone but a lady if we must have a female. All the past female reps with their good behavior nko, where did it lead them?  I even say THANK GOD Karen was competing against Vina in her season. If not ehh...... |
TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Africa 'hotshots' Official Thread by THEAMAKA(f): 9:05pm On Dec 02, 2014 |
jjii: Nigerians have learnt to be humble and asking for votes nicely from other countries. Melvin's loss was majorly due to the fact that most nigerians were really overconfident and kept insulting other countries thinking that it has become a trend for our reps to always win. But this yr, it is different. I think we have learnt our lessons and it is really paying off. I see Tayo winning this. I highly doubt that was the case. People simply didn't vote for him coupled with the fact that Nigerians hyped and "sold" Dillish to Africa more than our own reps. That is the TRUTH. |
TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Africa 'hotshots' Official Thread by THEAMAKA(f): 8:59pm On Dec 02, 2014 |
thandii1: I hope you'll hype lilian if she comes back for all stars. I mean ignore all her flaws, understand she's not perfect, accept her for who sheis evenn when she errs Never going to happen  |
TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Africa 'hotshots' Official Thread by THEAMAKA(f): 8:55pm On Dec 02, 2014*. Modified: 9:18pm On Dec 02, 2014 |
Dannyxy: so why do keep talking about them?, you can't make three consecutive post without mentioning them. well, just move on, last year was last year, no need dwelling on the past, you have made your point neh.
and just in case you read out of context, I am not fighting you. Three consecutive posts? RIIIIGGGTTT...... *rolls eyes* And lastly, I was replying something Ochon brought up first. I only clarified that it wasn't "anti-Naija" sentiments that warranted attacks rather anti-Melvin sentiments. Shey you get? |
TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Africa 'hotshots' Official Thread by THEAMAKA(f): 8:40pm On Dec 02, 2014 |
Eustachio: I'll be frank with you, Melvin is no BORITE!! If Melvin is a borite, then Dillish is NON-EXISTENT!! what did Dillish do that can qualified as an entertainment? Melvin is no borite, but he wasn't entertaining enough.
As for those hyping Tayo, even though I want them to apply caution to reduce heart attack should he lose on Sunday, I don't blame them for hyping Tayo. If you go to Zambia forum, they're hyping Maggi2. If you go to SA forums, they are hyping Klarklar. If you go to Namibia forums, they're hyping Idris. Basically, every country is hyping their rep, why should ours be different? Whether Tayo loses or not, next Nigerian rep will get Nigerians' support. As long as the rep is a male  And are there any memorable moments from Melvin's stay in the house? Just curious... |
TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Africa 'hotshots' Official Thread by THEAMAKA(f): 8:39pm On Dec 02, 2014 |
Eustachio: I'll be frank with you, Melvin is no BORITE!! If Melvin is a borite, then Dillish is NON-EXISTENT!! what did Dillish do that can qualified as an entertainment? Melvin is no borite, but he wasn't entertaining enough.
As for those hyping Tayo, even though I want them to apply caution to reduce heart attack should he lose on Sunday, I don't blame them for hyping Tayo. If you go to Zambia forum, they're hyping Maggi2. If you go to SA forums, they are hyping Klarklar. If you go to Namibia forums, they're hyping Idris. Basically, every country is hyping their rep, why should ours be different? Whether Tayo loses or not, next Nigerian rep will get Nigerians' support. As long as the rep is a male  |
TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Africa 'hotshots' Official Thread by THEAMAKA(f): 8:36pm On Dec 02, 2014 |
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TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Africa 'hotshots' Official Thread by THEAMAKA(f): 8:36pm On Dec 02, 2014 |
Dannyxy: the Melvin squad really dealt with you, yeah?, you keep on mentioning them, you have not recovered eh, sorry oh  Recovered from what? Melvin getting booted out with only Nigeria's vote  Rather it just exposes that people will hop on whatever bandwagon there is, and later will start saying how they truly felt after all is said and done. Hilarious nonetheless |
TV/Movies › Re: Big Brother Africa 'hotshots' Official Thread by THEAMAKA(f): 8:33pm On Dec 02, 2014 |
nagina: Melvin oduah no longer has followers,Melvin is now a borite,but it is the same set of people calling him all these that were hyping him to moon and back ,saying how he was the chase and deserved to win.All the ex housemates endorsed him as well,the same don jazzy endorsing tayo now endorsed him too ,uti wrote an epistle even longer than ochon's telling us how we should vote the good guy Melvin,safari girl foresaw how he had five country votes on lock and even plans about how he will spend the money and even the girl he had to ditch and the one he would take were made.What eventually happened? History is about to repeat itself again on Sunday but no one is adhering to the adage "fool me twice shame on me" There will be cursing ,swearing and meltdowns, people will say how Nigeria has been robbed again( even though it is blatantly obvious that no one except Nigeria is voting tayo)people will advocate how Nigeria should pull out of the show,others will say that they will never watch BBA again,others will prophecy how tayo will be the most successful hotshot and make that 53 million naira in a year( just like Melvin did?) and sonner or later all will be forgotten . Uti will serve us with another hot male model ,all tayo's vices will be brought up,they will all remember he didn't have many followers ,how he was not entertaining enough and then the new male model will be hyped to heaven and back and arrangements of how he will win will be made again........... Phew ! sholay2011: God bless you for this.  LMAO  |