I hope you don't start laughing as much as I did:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uvKlseRGCKM

aaaaaaaaaaaaaahahahahhahahaha!!!!!! oooooooooooooooooo

this remind me of a ong a Yoruba singer once set to me for my opinion. i cant find it now. ill search and you tell me then. .

Lol @ the video.

I want to ask something: Fulaman, do you speak both Hausa and Fulfude?

odumchi: Lol @ the video.

I want to ask something: Fulaman, do you speak both Hausa and Fulfude?

Yes sir, most Fulani northerners do

In fact a lot of people who are not ethnic Hausa speak Hausa.

Fulaman198:

Yes sir, most Fulani northerners do

In fact a lot of people who are not ethnic Hausa speak Hausa.

I see; that's very interesting. I'd like to ask some more questions but this doesn't seem like the right place. Thanks.

Fulaman198: I hope you don't start laughing as much as I did:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uvKlseRGCKM

this song and video is hilarious

odumchi:

I see; that's very interesting. I'd like to ask some more questions but this doesn't seem like the right place. Thanks.

Sure anytime

anonymous6:

this song and video is hilarious

LOL I'm glad you like it.

Fulaman198:

LOL I'm glad you like it.

In a funny way I guess

anonymous6:

Ina funny way I guess

I thought the dancing was the funniest part, and the fact that she was taller than him

Fulaman198:

I thought the dancing was the funniest part, and the fact that she was taller than him

True, she was taller then him, lol

As long as they stop sounding like Indian production, it's all good.

What happened to the good ol Hausa Music my mom used to blast on her radio?

i.e "ran kadede Jesu " etc. . .

lmao @ d dude's teeth @ 1:27

@Ileke: d song u're talking about is gospel music though

Shollypopz: lmao @ d dude's teeth @ 1:27

@Ileke: d song u're talking about is gospel music though

Yea, it is. Funny thing is, I like Gospel Nigerian songs the most.

I mean, the RnB/HipHop, or whatever they call their current non-gospel music industry, is aiight. Gospel sounds more beautiful, well I grew up in a household where gospel songs is always on blast lol.

Shollypopz: lmao @ d dude's teeth @ 1:27

Naija men arent known for nice teeth

Ileke-IdI:


Naija men arent known for nice teeth

I have nice teeth

Ileke-IdI:


Yea, it is. Funny thing is, I like Gospel Nigerian songs the most.

I mean, the RnB/HipHop, or whatever they call their current non-gospel music industry, is aiight. Gospel sounds more beautiful, well I grew up in a household where gospel songs is always on blast lol.

Prolly why u feel dat way...
I grew up like dat too but those Igbo female gospel singers and d way they sang with their nose made me prefer d likes of hillsong, Micheal W.Smith, Ron kenoly,....
I also disliked those old Yoruba CAC and Cele gospel music.
Love dem Yinka Ayefele, lara george, midnight crew & sammie okposo though

LOL @ disliking the oldies.
I esp dislike the repeitive lyrics and having "choirs" repeating what the main singer sang.
The most annoying part is their white gown and church hat.

I like every Nigerian gospel, be it Bini, Igbo, Edo, Ijaw, Hausa (sang by Non-Hausas) , etc.

Fulaman198:

I have nice teeth

So you say. But I dont know that for sure.

Ileke-IdI:
LOL @ disliking the oldies.
I esp dislike the repeitive lyrics and having "choirs" repeating what the main singer sang.
The most annoying part is their white gown and church hat.

I like every Nigerian gospel, be it Bini, Igbo, Edo, Ijaw, Hausa (sang by Non-Hausas) , etc.



So you say. But I dont know that for sure.

Kind of like how you said you have nice feet

Fulaman198:

Kind of like how you said you have nice feet

Touche

I could have bunions for all you know

Ileke-IdI:


Touche

I could have bunions for all you know

And I could have really crooked yellow teeth