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Eedrid Abdulkareem: I’m Proud; So What? I’m An Artiste by get2bboy(m): 12:56pm On May 09, 2008 |
[b]I’m Proud; So What? I’m An Artiste — Eedris•Says He’s Working On A Project With 50 Cent Eedris Abdul-kareemThe history of hip-hop in Nigeria is incomplete without the contributions of Eedris Abdul-kareem. “I’m an elder statesman in the hip-hop music,” Eedris spoke with Weekend Ride recently on his sojourn to Ghana after his initial problem with a multinational three years ago on what was referred to then as a show of shame between him and the American Rap artiste, 50 Cent. “I had problem with President Olusegun Obasanjo on my record, Nigeria jaga jaga but today, jaga jaga man don carry jaga jaga go. The king is back now because I have so many things to talk about. This prompted the release of my new 17-tracker album. What you are not, you can’t take. I gave birth to hip- hop music – whether anybody likes it or not. I went to fight for them and I’m back to take my position,” he declared Going down memory lane on the actual cause of his problem with 50 Cent, he said, “His boys came to me inside the plane to ask me to vacate the seat I was occupying because the seat was meant for 50 Cent. I refused to vacate the seat. That was how the problem started. I was humiliated. Other artistes in the plane were watching them beating me. “And I said, ‘Guys, you are here looking at me, it could happen to anybody in the music industry in future.’ “Today, artistes are now enjoying the fruit of my struggle for the industry. The music industry needs to be regulated.” He continued: “Many people believe that I’m a strong-headed person, and I agree. I have pride, because I’m an artiste. Every artiste must have pride. The struggle is worth it. They are respecting us abroad now.” Eedris confirmed that he he suffered throughout the period he was abandoned by the corporate bodies , not having big concerts to attend; but he said it was worth it. “I only suffered for two years. I’m from the North. They should never disrespect Nigerian artistes. I’m an icon of peace. Today, I don reconcile with 50 Cent and we are back together with a bang. Just watch out for my new project with him. “My new album, The King Is Back, is a revelation on many things that affect our social life and the entity called Nigeria. “You remember that Obasanjo once abused me and said, ‘Eedris, your mother, father and family na jaga jaga. Today, I have been vindicated. I love Yar’Adua and I’m ready to work to make him succeed. “Once in the lifetime of a people, a sterling and unique opportunity presents itself begging to be tapped and appropriated. If such a people are imbued with deep insight and sense of discernment, they usually grab such an opportunity with both hands and coast home, fulfilled and enabled. “If on the other hand, they fail to realise and appreciate what has come their way and overlook, reject such an opportunity, their subsequent enterprises become polluted by that regrettable loss,” he concluded. [/b]
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Re: Eedrid Abdulkareem: I’m Proud; So What? I’m An Artiste by javalove(m): 3:24pm On May 09, 2008 |
i luv this guy!!!!!!! |
Re: Eedrid Abdulkareem: I’m Proud; So What? I’m An Artiste by dready(f): 6:12pm On May 09, 2008 |
this post is old na what is the project with 50c? welcome to nigeria? I will not say he is nobody i have to respect the new school pioneers and he is one of them but is Eedris really the king? To me he is no where near the front lines when it comes to rap or hip hop either ways eedris is far from been king. It is one thing to be a pioneer and another thing which is hard work to be on top or be a king if we never knew eedris back in the days how many people for buy he album and he dey call him self King, i bought his album just to find out what he has to say and i don hear wetin he get to say and man i go say this album is flop |
Re: Eedrid Abdulkareem: I’m Proud; So What? I’m An Artiste by javalove(m): 6:18pm On May 09, 2008 |
opinions are like assholes. i'm sure u got one dready |
Re: Eedrid Abdulkareem: I’m Proud; So What? I’m An Artiste by dready(f): 9:00pm On May 09, 2008 |
@ javalove no ever talk to me for inside nairaland again coz if u direct any thing to me i ready find you come out from the crowd and thrash hell out of you now i know the kind of music person u be i nor suppose to dey get time for you coz its shows wella you know nothing about music. Its like telling someone you have no ideal what it takes to do an album. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Dready Got Some Jobs to do and She is Got To Fulfil Her Mission, |
Re: Eedrid Abdulkareem: I’m Proud; So What? I’m An Artiste by lucabrasi(m): 9:34pm On May 09, 2008 |
dready:im sure he prolly means a proper project because that welcome to nigeria cant be called a project and he wouldnt insult his fans like that,having said that dont take the whole king thing like that its a normal thing for any artiste to claim it and then wait for challengers,for eedris he is very good and apart from that the controversy will sell his records, the likes of p-diddy,50 versus kanye west tu pac e.t.c you r the one that never knew eedris back in the day,i wasnt in nigeria all through his jagagjaga song and from the part where i live o i know eedris is known here and he is known in nigeria as well, |
Re: Eedrid Abdulkareem: I’m Proud; So What? I’m An Artiste by dready(f): 10:55pm On May 09, 2008 |
@ lucabrasi see dey read well i said if we never knew eedris back in the days how many people for buy he album, i never said i dont know him omo u are making me looking more jobless like you lol how do u feel? |
Re: Eedrid Abdulkareem: I’m Proud; So What? I’m An Artiste by lucabrasi(m): 4:13am On May 10, 2008 |
dready:hmmmn ok,seeing as u made ur own comment and i was the one that stepped to you i wont take your verbal barbs personal ill only give u a friendly advice to work on your english lingo and constructing simple sentences,also u r right about me bein jobless a gat a daddy taking care of that in nigeria,dont hate the playa hate the game ![]() |
Re: Eedrid Abdulkareem: I’m Proud; So What? I’m An Artiste by abdurrazaq(m): 10:01am On May 10, 2008 |
The king is back now because I have so many things to talk about. This prompted the release of my new 17-tracker album. What you are not, you can’t take. I gave birth to hip- hop music – whether anybody likes it or not. I went to fight for them and I’m back to take my position,” he declared It is customary in music to claim titles. Ruggedman claims he is the pillar of Nigerian hip-hop then, Eedris Abdulkareem declairing himself as the King should not be seen as arogance. To me he is truly the King and he is back for good. |
Re: Eedrid Abdulkareem: I’m Proud; So What? I’m An Artiste by ajaabi(m): 10:25am On May 10, 2008 |
Would like to see a recent interview with Eedris on his pain out of Nigeria? Look out for the next edition of The Lyrics Mag Int'l. Meanwhile, the current edition feature the 'Lagi mo' guys, Rooftop MCs. Are they into gospel or hiphop? The answer is in the Edition 4 of The Lyrics Mag Int'l. Ask your vendor for a copy. |
Re: Eedrid Abdulkareem: I’m Proud; So What? I’m An Artiste by Fadajasi(m): 11:19am On May 10, 2008 |
I learnt some of his tracks were produced by snoop dogg |
Re: Eedrid Abdulkareem: I’m Proud; So What? I’m An Artiste by abdurrazaq(m): 12:05pm On May 10, 2008 |
ajaabi: Are you promising us an interview with Eedris in the next edition? Still expecting your promise. |
Re: Eedrid Abdulkareem: I’m Proud; So What? I’m An Artiste by dready(f): 4:32pm On May 10, 2008 |
@ lucabrasi You are still kid trying to correct my english? omo i laugh you well well one reason i like u is that u dont insult i have seen some of ya posts on other threads but one thing i go tell you be say u still be small pikin. |
Re: Eedrid Abdulkareem: I’m Proud; So What? I’m An Artiste by lucabrasi(m): 6:19pm On May 10, 2008 |
dready: lol,see you making grammartical errors again, we are all "small pikin"as you call it you know,if u r 40 years old,to your parents you r still a child,if your 20,30 yrs old you r still a child so you can see calling someone small pikin is a relative thing, unless you are as old as methuselah then u can say you r not a "small pikin"capische? |
Re: Eedrid Abdulkareem: I’m Proud; So What? I’m An Artiste by whateva(m): 6:51pm On May 10, 2008 |
@ lucabrasi You are insane ooh i think dready is right for calling you a kid and i guess what she meant is that you reason like a kid and that you ain't matured is your dad that is spoiling you imagine what you are saying you've got your dad's bar to spend i am way young but i know when i started hustling for myself at my age i am a millionaire my own money not my parents so when i say A i know what i saying coz i think before i say or do, so leave your comfort zone and strive for the best , to me you don't act arrogant but try to be matured inside you coz the day your dad's money will fail you, you will not believe as the grammatic blunder i think its because she does not read her sentences well before she clicks to reply, you tell me if you've never made any error here. |
Re: Eedrid Abdulkareem: I’m Proud; So What? I’m An Artiste by lucabrasi(m): 12:05am On May 11, 2008 |
whateva:first of all,please laown ok, breath in, then out, ![]() now that u r feeln better and calmed down,she said you be small pikin which means you are a small child abi,also she said i was jobless and seeing that its true i said yes she is right,also i never said my dad is this or that all i said was that my dad is taking care of that so that some ppl will not get the wrong idea. if i said i was jobless and u see me able to afford to pay for internet,wont you think i was doing yahoo yahooo or 419 or drugs?thats why i clarified now what sin have i committed in spending my father's "bar" as you put it, spoiling me ke lol abeg stop thinking old fashioned go and tell atiku or ibb s children that they are being spoilt,u think im in this country on holidays?im here to study and im gettn good grades so where is the spoiling? im happy for you and hope your millions will grow to billions,dnt forget to chop the contracts in abuja too o,as for my comfort zone,thanks but im very ok in my zone and trust me my short and long term plans are taken care of ![]() how dyu know im not a millionaire too,you dont know me now?or what s giving you the feeling that you r richer than me as a person because i said my dads taking care of that?ill leave that because this is not a forum for all that,i dont take most stuffs on here serious and thats why ill rather yank her chain by the grammar thing than insult her in return and im glad she saw the humour in it too so once agan abeg chill out,im not arrogant im only telling the truth ![]() |
Re: Eedrid Abdulkareem: I’m Proud; So What? I’m An Artiste by damola1: 12:25am On May 11, 2008 |
can you guys pls restrict the thread to Oko ashewo!!! Personally, I think idris is a great rapper. But it's not easy for me to fight the whole world, |
Re: Eedrid Abdulkareem: I’m Proud; So What? I’m An Artiste by abdurrazaq(m): 9:27am On May 12, 2008 |
I heard from a friend that Eedris was at AIT on Saturday, May 10, 2008. The guy told me something about him (Eedris) going to show in Dubai or something like that. I did not watch the interview if anybody watched it, I would like to know how true this is (not that I don't trust my friend, but just curious to know more details). |
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