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Orikinla: They have reported it countless times for decades. But the corrupt people in power simply ignore these reports and continue with their business as usual.

God bless you for this< The Sun ran a story on this issue back in 2007 consistently for 2 weeks.

Itoroetti :
I like ur unbiased analyses.

thank you very much.

Itoroetti :
Ok,listen to few of dem.

make e go buy Erigga album Tha Erigma, Boogey sef get Mixtape make he google- Art-ificial Intelligence.

dopeJemi: dey can't be compared


Erriga Raps with pidgin and he is good at it


Boogey at d oda hand raps with engLish so its hard 2 compare d two of dem

well said bros, by the way Boogey got much complex delivery and rhymes along with deep lyrics in his songs, if you want some lectures Boogey would definitely school you. Erigga is madly talented, he raps in pidgin and his songs are deep with massive story telling laced on it... Erigga is not an abstract rhymer, but portrays real life and the street the way it is, also massive imagery on his songs more like audio-visual.

"Jadakiss Top 5, Fred is the future/ and it's about to get ugly... Medusa/" - Fred The Godson on Jadakiss' Toast To That.

Zee Featuring Rayce - Oloomi, just love Rayce' hook wetin concern me and that geh rap? But The Next na, Ill The Cartoonist - Proceed Freestyle. The two songs always on replay.

When my girl calls Now it's Tweezy's As E Dey Go, it's a catchy rnb tune, since my girl loves it, there's no reason why I should change, when mum calls it's Praiz's Rich and Famous, and other calls I use I Know by Styles P.

Download the new single directly from Tooxclusive>www.tooxclusive.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/01-As-E-Dey-Go-_-tooxclusive.com_.mp3

ferhyntorlah: Moderators,

I read on another site that his mom passed away 6 years ago; she is being remembered hence the poem by Terry Tha Rapman.

nice comment, he even did a memorial song for her on his last album, Boys Are Not Smiling, the song is titled someday, the post is misleading, I don't know how it managed to make the Frontie.

ShockWaves entertainment singer, Tweezy is ready to drop another single titled; As e Dey go next week 07-Dec-2012.
The singer is currently working on his video shoot of his first single More Than Ever, which was featured on popular blogs like, Bellanaija and 360nobs.
The video was shot on the creeks of Lagos and will be released immediately after As E Dey Go drops on the internet.
The singer is bringing quality back to the saturated music industry with his blend of quality commercial music with exactly what the listeners need to hear for the moment.

Follow him on Twitter @Tha_Tweezy.

Ogbiaboy: This guy is a joke, I don't think he hav any business wit music

lol! Just like you with your poor grammatical expression.^ no offence meant tho'

Mixtape Review; TeeKlef – NoBeatIsSafe (NOBIS) For an upcoming artist, versatility
would not only be a massive boost to
his career, but night even be the
springboard that sets him/her off to
the stars. TeeKlef whose real name is
Ebuka Unogu and signed to his own record label definitely doesn’t have
this in short supply. In 2011, he burst
into the airwaves when he came
second finalist in the famed enigma
competition organized for upcoming
rappers by the then Mo hits boss, Don Jazzy where he brandished his singing
and rapping ability.
His latest effort ‘NOBIS’ is a body of
work that featured few posse-cuts,
massive sound reproduction and
concentrated versatility. He made the beats his own, capitalizing on these to
satiate the numerous yearnings of
listeners craving for Rnb and rap.
Perhaps the creative intentions on this
work led to indecisiveness in some
cases whereby he seemed somewhat torn between singing and rapping
leading to the unnecessary
prolongation of songs such as: “En
route | For Me”. “… they never see it/ they never see
me see it/ but when it all come
together/ that is when they start to see
it.” The “NoBis” has a quite self-
explanatory concept, but Klef limited
himself to it without any digression
and continued the trend on a two-in-
one “Wassup” where he sampled Lil’
Wayne’s mirror on the second, taking his lines majestically on the first with a
high powered vocal performance on
the second;
“for real niggas y’all messing with a
real nigga, the real nigga recognize
he’s a real nigga, am talking triple OG kinda trill nigga, so when we murder
collabos they say we kill niggas”? Just like every other rap mix tape and
CDs, “NOBIS” didn’t seem to lose its
brag code with numerous catchy
personal appraisal lines on; “1000
grammys”, “The One”, “wassup |
mirror’’ and the vastly relationship- inclined songs like; all over your body,
don’t runaway, my art, and should’ve
known better, all acknowledge his
abilities in both singing and rapping
which might presumably be hard for
him to ferret out which one he does better.
The piece de resistance of this 17
tracked tape is the wit, versatility and
dedication with which it was executed
especially being an upcoming act.
Irrespective of these, the fact that he stayed far too much on the safe side of
“No Beat Is Safe” affected his
adaptability as he failed to tour other
genres taking too much care with a
rakish tempo except on; “don’t run
away” where he worked with a more Nigerian sound.www.thawatcha..com/2012/10/mixtape-review-teeklef-nobeatissafe.html

Super1759: open my bible "on the last days...there shall be false prophets and teachers..."

immediately i saw these comments by Dhan_Mccoy, the geography one and yours i hit the like button, truthfully it was stated in the holy Quran as well, i second-guessed the first commentor on this thread tho' na hunger worry the OP like seriously hurricane happen for Lagos? When? Hurricane And Earth Quake in a West African Region?

9ja4eva: Yeye Song

1/10

e fit be say this bros never listen to the song o.

9ja4eva: Yeye Song

1/10

e fit be say this bros never listen to the song o.

9ja4eva: Yeye Song

1/10

e fit be say this bros never listen to the song o.

The definition of realness and absolute
intelligence is actually what Tha Erigma
encompasses in a flurry of storytelling
and ingenious narratives delivered in
the language of the street with a substantial dose of punch lines and
witty wordplays. It was laced in such a
way that both core hip hop heads and
punch line fanatics can easily relate
with, with the album creating a fusion
of braggadocio, core hip hop and pure lyricism.
The truth is hip hop can be delivered
in any language as long as its
fundamentals are strictly adhered to.
The strong points of the album include
Erigga’s good diction and the way he brought rap to the streets in fluent
language from the first snare to the
last beat of the album. He proved
critics wrong with this album proving
that hip hop can be done in any
pattern as long as the correct dose of realness is included. Provided he sticks
to this formular, he’s sure to succeed.
Erigga is signed onto Snowman’s
record label, New Money
Entertainment. This album brings forth
his street experiences in rich storytelling and witty wordplays, his
life on the creeks of the south-south,
his personal relationship and a bit of
socially conscious joints. He showed
an innate ability to take listeners
through a wide range of informal lectures with his pidgin English laden
words and revamped proverbs. Erigga
is however noted to have made
blasphemous comments on most of
his tracks such as: “my mille dey
provoke I no dey gree go church/ but I go die? When igbo dey smell for my
cloth…” with subsequent flows to
buttress his points on “story story”.
Irrespective of this, he managed to
inspire listeners with his bars and
hooks. The pidgin-English infused phrases
and words used might be difficult for
listeners with no street experience to
decode, but it might as well educate
them by taking listeners through
pictorial rhymes and composite occurrences in the streets. Some of the
commonly used words and clichés in
the album include: ‘kpo’- smoke, ‘
kpo-kpo’- police, ‘gbaga’- gunshots,
‘luga’- double barrel gun, ‘bistrot’-bar,
‘okpo’- prostitute,’ sk’- marijuana, ‘kra-kra’- shoot, ‘daga’-knife/straff,
‘bee’- call, ‘zoos’-relax, ‘buga’-brag,
‘ogaga’-gang members/militant and
‘poof’-die amidst a rich host of other
street slangs.
Most times some of his songs seemed to advocate gangster life, but he
clearly preached against it on “wicked
man” while also taking a punt at the
state of things in the nation with a
satiritic approach to both verses he
took on the track where he featured Oritse Femi; “2’o’clock for night I sit
down for my doormot dey blaow/
with the hope say all the pain go
comot as how?/ I just receive wan
mumu call/my padi for Ekpoma dem
just use am count scores/”, “which kain life be this wey one man go sit
down on e own p dey feel pain for e
fellow man/ boko dey bomb for one
side, but that wan no pain them”.
His cinematic delivery must be praised
on joints like: ‘no go away’, ‘wicked man’, ‘dem no get two head’, no go
away, alcohol and wild wild west,
while his performance was subpar on
“binu binu” which featured Klever
Jay. Even Klever performed below
expectations with a clear overdose of autotune dousing his true abilities.
Nonetheless, this was a good attempt
by Erigga altogether. Thumbs up! thawatcha..com/2012/09/album-review-erigga-tha-erigma.html?m=1

After a couple of years in the music
industry, Edge Record’s Reminisce has
made his way into the Nigerian music
limelight with the release of his smash single ‘’kako bi chicken” that has
earned him a considerable fan base as
the song turned out to be a house
hold one pronounced one along with
a massive commercial success. But
during the course of the album release he was wrapped in a controversial
near one sided beef with Ace Rapper
signed to YSG Entertainment, Vector
Tha Viper which has basically sprung
a reply to the Jab where Vector
capitalized on an AQ Song (Distractions) to counter Reminisce’
subliminal on a one minute track titled;
Ata.
The Book Of Rap Stories which is his
debut album hit stores the first
quarters of 2012 with most of the songs following the same concept as
the commercially successful “kako bi
chicken” as Reminisce’ attention was
shifted to a much more party and
dance-oriented kinda songs.
Nonetheless, he still manages to include some quality in this whole
body of work and his undisputable
ability to select beats for songs comes
to fur on nearly all songs. read the full review @ www.thawatcha..com/2012/09/album-review-reminisce-book-of-rap.html?m=1

Thank you very much, but i don't have literature-in-eng in my SSCE as per the Upper Credit i'm working towards a higher grade.

good evening Nlanders! i am currently a student of mass communication in Kwara State polytechnic, Ilorin, but after my ND program i want to advance for a Bsc certificate due to the preferential treatment being offered to the holders in the Labour market and my big ambition and yearning to be a university student, i would like to continue with public relations and mass communication as my preferred courses, but i currently don't know which institution to pick, but preferably i would like a federal school due to it's cheap school fees and all that please i need your advise and suggestions on it please, abeg i be poor man pikin o i nor want expensive schools o lol.

Ill The Cartoonist Feat ReDKaD - Headquarters. I love the boom bap and piano effect from the start and the follow up voice by The Cartoonist;"e yo mehn! This is real hiphop, ReDkaD i see you, yo that's my name it's written on the wall, hiphop for ever".

Twitter> @Nauteeq_Muh The term ‘wack’ has been misused by listeners of music globally. Numerous times multiplesongs have been written off either because the artist tried to include new sounds in his/her songs which were unlike their usual sigature sounds or because they made music different from the type that brought them to the limelight. This might partly be due to a mythical belief that musicians from one geographical area make better music than those from another. The case of the southern rappers as against West-coast and East-coast rappers comes to mind. The west-coast and the east-coast rappers are believed to be the best while southern rappers are labeled as WACK ab initio, but recently some rappers from the south have proven this obscene theory wrong such as Killer Mike and T.I. who is acclaimed to be the king of the south have all shown their prowess on the m-i-c.
Likewise in Nigeria songs are said to be WACK due tolisteners’ subjective validation as most listeners actually do not give many songs a second listen to pick out what was really said. Mostly, listeners judge songs according to the comments they read on the internet or recommendations of the song byfriends ignoring the fact that music tastes vary per head and no two individuals can actually share the exact same view on a song. An example of this is the recently concluded BET Cypher where Mode Nine, M.I., Naeto C, XO Senavoe and Ice Prince all participated. XO was brutally criticized primarily due to a comment on a popular blog.
The huge difference between a WACK song and sub-par song is nearly not been considered at all. While a wack song can be totally outrageous and unacceptable, sub-par songs can easily be traced to commercial sell-outs where an artist that churns out quality songs with concentrated arrangement of themes compromised quality for commercial success. These types of songs can easily be related to. A good example of this is Terry G when you compare his ‘Love you sexy’ days in relation to the recent ‘Free Madness’ and ‘Akpako Master’ tune and M.I.’s Talk About It and M.I. II; The Movie... To read more or kindlx click on www.thawatcha..com

@Nauteeq_Muh Just bumped onto the artist's songs his name is Tweezy Tha Bohemian that guy's singing ability is so o great, he has some songs in his retinue his vocal ability and lyricism is another great feature he possess, he remixed Banky W's strong thing, Tupac's once upon a time and a maestro produced more than ever... Click the link below to download his songs you might as well follow him on twitter>> @tha_tweezy. http://thawatcha..com/2012/08/introducing-tweezy-tha-bohemian.html?m=1

“My enigma didn’t make it to the top 10, was it that bad? Was it boring ?” is the rhetorical question that EFA Iwara spiked at the listeners on E2DFA. The rapper who is currently signed to Bayo Omisore owned Jus’ Kidding entertainment released E2DFA a couple weeks ago and he says it is his most personal work to date.
Meanwhile, the unproven prolific rapper earlier gave us a panoramic view of his capabilities with his freestyle over the Don Jazzy produced “enigma” beat competition where he specifically narrates a certainpolitical uprising, presumably in Jos where a man was killed while his wife and daughter were at home expecting him to arrive. Unfortunately the gunmen were also at the doorstep waiting to commit another gruesome act. He did the same on his 5 tracker ‘Waka’ EP.
EFA‘s conscious part was really drastic with a lushand lucid wordplay direct from his heart. E2DFA is not just another conscious songfrom EFA, but also a song that cuts across a wide range of challenges faced both by the music industry and Nigeria in general ranging from his own personal struggles, and the negative attitude of Nigerianparents toward music, particularly rap: “… then I have a father who didn’t understand, I sent you to school to get a job that’s theplan”... To read more click the link below-http://www.thawatcha..com/2012/07/efa-e2dfa-song-review.html?m=1

MI acted as usher ni na, a whole Modo dey siddon you come dey xpect am make e go open door for visitor? What did M.I. Rap sef? Shey those im sion rhymes na im you call rhymes? K another Modo line- "to get into my rhyme book you need a retinal scan"

Kindly click on this link to view hiphop based articles and song reviews - Juzt Courage Feat Fame courage or fame song review at http://www.thawatcha..com/2012/07/juzt-courage-feat-fame-courage-or-fame.html?m=1

javalove: I laugh. . . See e don tey wey i dey lecture small heads like you. . . Go watch the original BET cypher video and hear how your hero introduced Modenine. . . thats all I can tell you. .


#Javalove. . .unless otherwise stated. . .!

Java no waste your time... BET cypher Modenine's line- "i spot all white in the background am playing cricket/you in the background chirping/ a playing cricket"

Assuming Occupy the throne gat a lotta posse cut, it would've greater, illegal music II is a monotonous job, Mode 9 killed e'thing in a limited time.

I think so, particularly in some of his tracks.