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Coded01 you aren't alone, nack me double wahala

Dj play me any hit song.

I can't shout oo

Oshiomole I dey ur back.. Any other person from apc na wash.

A win or nothing else.

sweetBummsy: Over-stale

Guilty

philantoxx: bro wish u don't care much like me sha.

Lolz

Enasco1: Na wa oooo, if she send K reply her K again. If she choose not 2 reply ur msges afta readin it, it means d messge x nt worth replying. Y monitor her DP??

You don't need to monitor d.p before you notice it has been changed.

glitest: Very Stale.

Guilty

This thread has been lively recently. Keep it up bosses.

N.B: no fight, aye o le to yen.

emror4u: then at least get ones that pretend they are

I have got enough, but still relishing the prospect of adding to the ones I have.

ggrin: Crap

Blue or grin.. I would like to come to your birthday celebration, give me the address to you crib.

emror4u: Nigga, go get urself real friends..

I heard real-friends are hard to find, how true is this?

marieolae: stale

I can't remember anywhere I stated you should find it interesting, or are you guilty of those things

While chatting with them on Whatsapp or BBM, they keep replying you with things like "k", "lol", most girls do this if they aren't interested in you and what you have to say.

Posting status of what they aren't doing, some girls do this, they will be in there apartment doing nothing but will keep posting status like at the gym, in a wedding e.t.c

Coming online as early as 6:00 am, you be girl abeg, even though you get house help, there are better things you can use that period for.

Ignoring you messages on Whatsapp even after it's marked twice while she keeps changing d.p and status.

Posting photoshopped pictures, I promise to ban photoshop in Nigeria as soon as I get to power in the year 2015.

Bimfo: Just moves.. New skill moves on FIFA 15..

Merci.

Please is there anyone to analyse what happened in the video?

Bimfo: Tval aka OP, with this your ratings, I don know sey u be Club guy..

Credits should go to this guy http://kobikwelu.com/2014/09/18/wizkid-ayo-album-review/ . He is the original author of the preview, I just went there to copy and come here to paste. CTRL A+CTRL P

I hope he can trek to heaven whenever he wishes.

Wizkid Ayo Balogun just released his second
album titled AYO (meaning joy). Considering the politics of music in the Nigerian music industry coupled with the polarizing view of Wizkid’s brand of music/ (personality), this was one album review I definitely wanted to put out. To put things in perspective, Wizkid’s freshman album “Superstar” revolutionized pop music in the Nigerian music scene and I was curious how this album would play out. Enough of the small talk, lets proceed.
Jaiye Jaiye (feat Femi Kuti) – Wizkid’s most colorful track, which was put out in the
past year (also my personal favorite). This
track showcases everything it means to be
African (and Nigerian). The great Femi
from the Kuti music dynasty added color
and class to this track. I like its position as
the welcoming track on this album. It
gives you a glimpse into the soul of the
album (8.7/10).
Show you the money – This track has a
weird feel to it. It slowly wears on you. An
up-tempo track with Wiz’s usual cliché
rhymes but the trance-like effect of the
instrumental should overcome the short-
comings of the lyrics. Other than that,
nothing special….though the beat gets it!
(7.0/10).
In my bed – Another typical Wizkid
product. Primarily made up of staccato
tunes meshed with peaks and troughs of
vocals and breaks. It also has that Mzanzi
trance feel to it. Of particular interest is his
mention of some recognizable political
personalities. I see this as a hit in the
clubs. But I can’t get this feeling from my
head that this song mirrors “show you the
money” (7.5/10).
Mummy mi – Which Nigeria album would
be complete without the typical mummy-
thank-you-for-all-track? This track does
justice to his mummy. “I will buy you
Ferrari”, “I will love you forever”, “I will be
there for you”, “I will do anything for you”.
A befitting song for our mums (7.4/10).
Ojuelegba – Legendary beats is a
beast!!!!!! A slow tempo track (and with
shekpe in the system, the possibilities are
limitless). A rags-to-riches song – though
more like an inside story, those who know
his roots and early days should understand
his awe of how life turned out for him. He
summed it up thus: “I can’t explain”. This
is one of the best tracks on this album
(8.9/10).
Kind Love – This checks the box on the
high-life attendance list. This is a head
scratcher as I don’t understand its value
on the album save for diversity and the
need to drive home his attempt to switch
from pop heavy to something with a
national appeal. Your typical love track
(6/10).
On top of your matter – Totally deserving
of its spot on this album. A futuristic high-
Life track with some tinge of pop in there
somewhere. Perfect production and
delivery. Wiz doing Wiz. I bet a couple of
wedding playlists have this song firmly
embedded in it. “Love ohh”, “Love
ohh” (8.9/10).
In love – Ragga intro, the beginning gets
your attention and you are captivated,
waiting in anticipation and…… the song
does not disappoint as it changes the
tempo of the album. Rhythmic, catchy
and futuristic. The beat was tailor-made for
this production. I expect a complimentary
video soon. Seyi Shay did not “waste
space”. She delivered when it was
expected of her. Kudos to both of them on
delivering a quality product. **For the
Ladies**. (8.2/10).
For you (feat Akon) – For a second, I
thought I was listening to a Uhuru or
Professor track. There is some disconnect
in the early part of this track as your brain
tries to decipher the connection between
Wizkid’s and an Mzanzi styled beats.
Wizkid later on salvages what is left of the
track with the help of Akon once the song
subdues your brain into acceptance. Good
instrumentals, but definitely not
appropriate for the vocals used (7.1/10).
Dutty Whyne (feat Banky W) – Not entirely
surprised Mr. Wellington is featured on
this track. This is something up his alley –
Ragga theme. Another girl-whyne-your-
waist track. Feels cumbersome, but I
guess every album has to have its filler/
compensation track (for aggrieved
previous Oga’s) (7.0/10).
Ki lo FE – From the get-go, this track takes
you on a ride!!! One of the best” party
jams” on this album. The beats
assists Wizkid in delivering an amazing
performance and it never lets up. Armed
with a catchy hook, you have a memorable
afro-pop song that should rival a couple of
classics from his first album (8.6/10).
Omalicha – Deceptive track name, I was
expecting some Igbo vocals on this.
Nevertheless, this song took me back to
the early 90’s South African era when they
were churning out household hits loved by
the entire Continent. Definitely has that
nostalgic guitar imprint. Surprisingly good
lyrics on this. Another example of how Wiz
has grown as an artist (8.3/10).
Bombay (feat Phyno) – Well thought
through collaboration with one of the
music industry hottest acts. I particularly
like the Igbo flute on the beats (I wonder if
Phyno had a hand in that). The beats,
hook and delivery does justice to this
product. I guarantee you will suddenly
notice your head swinging to this track
unconsciously. One of those tracks that
will stand the test of time (8.7/10).
One question (feat Yemi Sax) – Classy
track.” One question, are you gonna dance
with me?” I have a feeling this song made
it on the album due to some input from
the Business team (insert gala night,
industry night, Weddings etc). This is
enough to bring our parents to the dance
floor to boogie and….well, let’s leave it at
that. I would have preferred this track
further down the list (more like an album
closer) but, well done Wizzy. Yemi Sax, I
see you. Tuale!! (8.5/10).
Celebrate – I like the beginning of this
track, it takes us back to his “Superstar”
days – when he was purely a pop song
churning factory. Even the production
seems muffled (intentional or not). The
song puts you in a good mood and dare I
say…..reminisce on your past exploits in
life. Typical afro-pop beats and all, but I
say it gets a pass mark from me (7.9/10).
Show you the money (Remix) (Feat Tyga)
– Why Tyga?? Wrong artist to feature on
an afro-beat track. Wizkid leaves his
original lyrics on the tracks and
increments it with Tyga’s. Since a remix
was inevitable on the album, this passes
for it (and that is not saying much). Poorly
executed song (6.9/10).
Murder (feat Wale) – The only outlandish
song (with the right feature) on this album
that was flawlessly executed (Maleek Berry
knows what he is doing). From the
production to Wizkid’s delivery and Wale’s
curtain-raiser, this was a well packaged
song and should sell in any of the African
music markets. A car bumping track. The
hook gets it!! (9.0/10).
Joy – Theme music right here! If any track
is fitting of being able to bump off “One
question” from the curtain-closer role, it is
this track. A reflective track at best with its
easy- to-deliver beat. Wizkid is thanking
and blessing his fans for their support on
the journey titled his life. He also relays the
support and advice he got from his mum
growing up. Feel good track (8.5/10).
Caro (feat LAX) – “Caro”- A name that
would go down in folklore. Everybody’s
favorite track. Afro-pop at its best.
Noteworthy is the fact that this song is
almost a year old and the visuals have
been out there for ages, yet, it found its
way on to the album. (awoof for the bois!!)
(9.1/10).

Synopsis:
While this album might not measure up to his
“Superstar” album iconic status, it shows us that he intends to explore other genres such as Trance, High-life and House. This should help him grow as an artist, perfect his craft and stand the test of time as the taste of his fans begins to evolve (due to age). Overall, the album was well produced, the listing was appropriate (save the “One question” track) with minimal filler tracks. An extra RnB track wouldn’t have hurt, but the album receives an (7.9/10) – A great showing considering this is a sophomore album. Worth the $9.99.

Credits: http://kobikwelu.com/2014/09/18/wizkid-ayo-album-review/

This issue has been settled on the thread at the front page.

ggrin: parking buses che

It hurts right? We stop you guys from defending the trophy and since then you have found it so hard to see a glimpse of it.

Jregz: chelsea fans no just dey get sense at all

You wey get sense come quote everytin again SMH

I have never seen my bro Dhellake In this type of a situation before, he has been known to be the easy type. Something must have triggered his anger.

What's this noise all about? Not everyone likes showing off, oga Seun doesn't own a car of 35 million doesn't mean his forum makes lesser income compare to linda's blog.

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5-0 in favour of Chelsea.. We are winning this.