Just GRATEFUL💜🥶🥶
Love received and appreciated deeply.
Moments like this push me harder.
Lowkey though… I no fit rate you if @carlo_di_wuu no dey follow you 💜😂
YOU HAVE TO #Push2Start For Real💿💜
i dey bant wizkid/davido every now and then but funny enough most of my guys and my business partners are equally wizkid and davido fans, and we don share millions and more, we play their songs irl. i really pity who dey take stanship too serious. social media no be real life! 😂
@Sommy_Dav they big difference between us and them, we respect theirs, they don't respect ours they have been shouting bear parlour and palm wine music up and down, disrespecting our icons as if that will make us bow 😂, same fela who lived a reckless life, smoked drugs and danced naked?
I respect Fela Kuti a lot. Legend. Icon. Pioneer.
But there’s NO universe where Fela’s music is better than Osadebe’s.
Different lanes. Different gods.
And for me, Osadebe is untouchable.
Morocco Maduka has the best song intro ever
"Odogwu na emelu ora n'ile...samume ndi na ogidi...oyi m onwa na etiliora na ogidi"
Emeka Morocco Nwa Nsugbe is goated...the best Egwu Ekpili musician ever.
Did you know that before Fela, E.C. Arinze’s band originally performed at the Empire Hotel in Idioro, Lagos. This very same venue was later acquired by Fela Kuti to become the very first "Afrika Shrine,"?
Fela Kuti pioneered aggressive, revolutionary confrontation against military regimes, Gentleman E.C. Arinze started the nationalistic and socio-political commentary in his music long before Fela?
Fela is a legend as we all, nobody is disputing that. But calling him the SOLE pioneer while ignoring the massive influence of Igbo highlife on modern Nigerian sound is like removing the foundation and arguing about the paint.
These Yariba Muslims just stole our Igbo Music Legend, "Oriental Brother's" song & sampled it as Ramadan Song.
A song we use to eat Pork with fresh palm wine.
No credit.
He couldn't corrupt "Pap lụọ nwaanyị ri mma" further in the video.
Thunder fire you & that your Ramadan
If you say that Igbo legendary Highlife artists didn't influence or contribute anything to Afrobeat, then why are they using their lyrics, guitar lines, drum lines, and their sound to create Afrobeat today?
Flavour’s Nwa Baby (Ashawo) (one of Nigeria’s biggest songs) is a remix of a 60’s classic by Buguma’s Jim Rex Lawson, an in Ijaw highlife musician who toured the world in the 60s. Tekno has a balanced perspective on this subject. There is more than one Afrobeats pioneer.