I still can’t believe we’re doing a giveaway for 25 Playstation 5’s. LEGENDARY! I started this journey 10 years ago and giveaways are something i’ve always done. It just made sense to me to find ways to give back to those who support and make this possible. I can vividly remember doing these giveaways in the beginning when I was still an overnight janitor. Back then it would just be signed pieces of paper. Then it was signed phone cases. Then I made my first CD and I started giving away signed CDs, posters, and T-Shirts. It eventually evolved into gaming systems and i’m excited to continue to evolve the giveaways into things that are BIGGER and BETTER! I’m taking suggestions lol. My goal has always been to make them simple and easy. LIKE the music video and then comment done. I’ve historically done it for songs that seem to resonate with you all the most which is why I am currently doing this giveaway for “God, Can You Hear Me?” which is now officially our fastest moving song ever. Thank you. Let’s keep making an IMPACT with music for the people spread by the people. The PS5 giveaway ends July 13th. Full details below. Love you all.
@AkwaIbomMuslim U sha wan defen ur religion... Christians can never do that... They will keep praying for you to get ur sense back... Cus u aren't in ur right senses....
So Yoruba spirituality is the darkness,while your Christianity is light
You people are irredeemable
Any black man that sits somewhere to think a white man called Jesus will die for him is a fool .
How does it feel when we begin to demonize Christianity as darkness
I remember when Davido made a video in a mosque, Muslim groups strongly criticised him.
I do not blame Mount Zion. The Isese bodies are unserious. Every day, movies that demonise them make it to the mainstream, and what have they done about it? They laugh it off.
Movies like
We grew up brainwashed by religious propagandists like Mount Zion's Mike Bamiloye.
Their stupid movies have a serious negative impact on Yoruba tradition and culture as a whole.
They are still re-warming them after more than 3 decades.
It is the right time for the Yoruba traditionalists to start pushing out this sort of propaganda against the two exploitative and flawed religions, Christianity and Islam.
Let's see if they can take what they dish out.