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Re: Worst Lines Ever Used In A Nigerian Song. . . . by lalaboi(m): 4:28pm On Feb 25, 2009 |
@sauron i thought that line was i am the shit mahn( as in slang, mehhnnn) can everyone please move on from this ruggedman mode9 ish? @funky. . . . please post any lyriucs you think is whack. . . . .dont just say a song is whack with no proof. . . . |
Re: Worst Lines Ever Used In A Nigerian Song. . . . by tosinaded(m): 4:32pm On Feb 25, 2009 |
Deji u see notn gd in rugged,sauron sees notn good in mode0 so wuts ur point? |
Re: Worst Lines Ever Used In A Nigerian Song. . . . by Bamsyle(m): 4:33pm On Feb 25, 2009 |
Dejiariyo, why bother Anyone with average intelligence already knows that . . . @topic "Like ice we entice at first sight" - Rock Da Spot - Ruggedman Now I like Rugged's delivery but when I heard this line I was like damn - does ice entice? |
Re: Worst Lines Ever Used In A Nigerian Song. . . . by tosinaded(m): 4:40pm On Feb 25, 2009 |
Ice as in blings. . .duh |
Re: Worst Lines Ever Used In A Nigerian Song. . . . by Sauron1: 4:42pm On Feb 25, 2009 |
tosinaded@: Some people are illiterates. Entice = attraction. Ice= diamonds. Who doesn't know diamonds attract people?? Half-baked graduates. tosinaded@: I have nuthing against Modenine. . . . . .Who cares whether he exists or dies but when Silverbacks like Dejiariyo keep making a fool of themselves then one has to keep em in check. That i prefer Ruggedman to Modenine is ma personal choice and there's nuthing Deji or any of his clones can do about it. |
Re: Worst Lines Ever Used In A Nigerian Song. . . . by asha80(m): 4:43pm On Feb 25, 2009 |
4)i come thru like a sound like nike -ruggedman waka hmmmm.i thought the nike here actually means good like marking good metaphorically in relation with nike's logo. |
Re: Worst Lines Ever Used In A Nigerian Song. . . . by dejiariyo: 4:45pm On Feb 25, 2009 |
@bamsyle,i know already just wondering why he keeps mumbling on the same line and track,the thread says drop ur worst lyrics and not discuss artist who are selling,whats they wearing or thier life styles.well anyway am happy pple seeing the dude stupidity,i rather dont waste my time as u suggested. @tosin,everytime i say anything about ruggedman never will u see divulging into his lifestyle am always keeping it on music and his lyrics back to topic am naija representer even before yu ask anyone u will get ur answer-- ruggedman waka |
Re: Worst Lines Ever Used In A Nigerian Song. . . . by eldee(m): 4:53pm On Feb 25, 2009 |
'They know me in Europe and they know me in Italy and Belgium' Modenine Freestyle Apparently, nowadays you don't need to study geography to get a degree in Naija Or what other excuse does Modenine have for not knowing that Italy and Belgium are European countries?? To think he 'grew up in the UK' Bamsyle:Haba, I respect you too much to believe you're doing this You know you were wrong on that one, just accept correction Besides Rugged has billions of other crap lines for you to choose from |
Re: Worst Lines Ever Used In A Nigerian Song. . . . by dejiariyo: 4:55pm On Feb 25, 2009 |
@eldee can i have the link to the freestyle pls |
Re: Worst Lines Ever Used In A Nigerian Song. . . . by Bamsyle(m): 5:06pm On Feb 25, 2009 |
Ice as in blings. . .duh And who brought your foul-smelling mouth into this Some people are illiterates. You must be standing on your head . . . There are better metas/similies that'll readily blend with the word "entice" than blings . . . if you don't agree, skip ma posts and keep postin' yo' anti-Mode lines. eldee: Hehehe, I know. And really I know that blings are called 'ice'. But I was just wondering if the word 'entice' does really qualify for blings . . . "attract" - fine, blings attract . . . entice connotes sumn deeper like tempting, alluring . . . a guy could find a pretty woman enticing, a hungred could find food enticing . . . personally, I find blings attractive, not enticing . . . It's rap anyways . . . and you're expected to rhyme . . . so it's permissible. Anyways, no need to waste time on this, I accept . . . |
Re: Worst Lines Ever Used In A Nigerian Song. . . . by Sauron1: 5:10pm On Feb 25, 2009 |
eldee: It's the height of stupidity. They know me in Africa and they know me in Ghana and Gambia?? Eldee, lend me your debit card. . . . .Must get to the ATM to buy artificial intelligence for Mode 9. dejiariyo: Dejiariyo or fuckever moronic name you were christened. . . . .What i decide to do here or anywhere is not your business. That i choose to swear at you is ma choice and why shouldn't i?? I have seen more intelligent Silverbacks than what comes outta your leprous fingers. |
Re: Worst Lines Ever Used In A Nigerian Song. . . . by tosinaded(m): 5:16pm On Feb 25, 2009 |
Bamsyle wetin cause all that rubbish? |
Re: Worst Lines Ever Used In A Nigerian Song. . . . by Bamsyle(m): 5:22pm On Feb 25, 2009 |
tosinaded@: You must be going bonkers . . . Which rubbish? I stated sumn and in your usual style, you decided to poke your large nose into it . . . you ended yo' post with 'duh' . . . so who started the rubbish May that 'duh' multiply itself by a million and land on that your pawpaw-like head with a reverberatin' sound. |
Re: Worst Lines Ever Used In A Nigerian Song. . . . by tosinaded(m): 5:26pm On Feb 25, 2009 |
Guy go sleep jare! Na ur dem go 1st analyse 4 here? Wuts ur prob? Accept ur mistake and stop all this nonsense! |
Re: Worst Lines Ever Used In A Nigerian Song. . . . by eldee(m): 5:30pm On Feb 25, 2009 |
dejiariyo:You lot should stop pushing this For heaven's sake Rugged has many crap lines, but using this one doesn't make sense Nomoreloss is the producer of the song Baraje and he used the name in the anology, what's wrong with that Oh, so now Em's not allowed to say 'I rock this ends when Dre's got the beats'?? C'mon Bamsyle:It's permissible and you should know . . . It's a give and take thing, lyrics and rhythm You just have to let this one go. @dejiariyo Here's your link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M7Ss8FYcJ2E @Sauron Guy free me abeg, you mean after all the money he spent getting his degree, a couple of thousand pounds will save him?? Nah!!! I'll rather go invest in less fruitless ventures like saving Woolworths |
Re: Worst Lines Ever Used In A Nigerian Song. . . . by Bamsyle(m): 5:31pm On Feb 25, 2009 |
tosinaded@: You call 'duh' at the end of yo' post analysis Are you that uneducated? That's one thing I've come to notice on NL - a lot of peops just make rude comments and say they're analysing . . . Did you read my response to Eldee? Polite innit? But you? - you're a sorry case. That's what rude and autistic kids like you always take as replies. @Eldee Jokaynie produced "Baraje", not Nomoreloss. |
Re: Worst Lines Ever Used In A Nigerian Song. . . . by Sauron1: 5:31pm On Feb 25, 2009 |
dejiariyo: Look at this buffoon. . . . . Are you paid to be an idiot on a forum?? How does what i do affect the value of your IQ?? What makes you think i am not at work as we speak?? You are a flaming illiterate and the sooner you enrol yourself in a school, the better. Your leprous cock?? Do i even know you, what a yid!!! If u don't have anything sensible to say, tape it shut!!! U have the brain power of a culex mosquito. eldee: I have told you Hip-Hop has few intelligent audience. Dejiariyo is so daft he couldn't recognise the word play in no-more-loss. Christ. . . . . . .I think i need to do a Hip-Hop 101 thread for the herbs.
U might as well save Dejiariyo. . . . . .He needs your help. |
Re: Worst Lines Ever Used In A Nigerian Song. . . . by dejiariyo: 5:36pm On Feb 25, 2009 |
ELDEE,u just lost my respect see how the freestyle went they know me from lagos to south africa,they know me in europe to, they know me in italy,belgium.pls dont tell me u dont know he is talking about knowing him in lagos,south africa and he said they know me in europe as well,thats made him mentioned italy belgium but u made its look like he started the freestyle by saying europe,belgium and italy, i smell hates in here |
Re: Worst Lines Ever Used In A Nigerian Song. . . . by tosinaded(m): 5:37pm On Feb 25, 2009 |
Bamsyle wallow in ur stupidity alone. Uve only showed how pretty mature u are! Am out |
Re: Worst Lines Ever Used In A Nigerian Song. . . . by dejiariyo: 5:49pm On Feb 25, 2009 |
and pls whats does flexing on the dance floor have to do with nomoreloss? |
Re: Worst Lines Ever Used In A Nigerian Song. . . . by eldee(m): 5:59pm On Feb 25, 2009 |
dejiariyo:You forget the most important part of that line. The word 'AND'. . . Dude, it's a no-brainer, 'and' after Europe makes it continue to the next line. When you say, 'they know me in Europe too, and they know me in Belgium and Italy' you're implying that you're known in three different places, ask any 6th-grader And dude, I can't hate Modenine, he's a rapper, I'm not in that line . . . gerrit?? ~Sauron~:Dejiariyo, is just another over-zealous fan He's not always like this . . . But Modenine, EA Sport will not solve his own problem easily dejiariyo:Dude, you win!!! I can't be bothered, seriously!!! I give up |
Re: Worst Lines Ever Used In A Nigerian Song. . . . by tosinaded(m): 5:59pm On Feb 25, 2009 |
Fly like a butterfly - faze |
Re: Worst Lines Ever Used In A Nigerian Song. . . . by tosinaded(m): 6:15pm On Feb 25, 2009 |
Entertainer(the whole song) - dbanj |
Re: Worst Lines Ever Used In A Nigerian Song. . . . by tosinaded(m): 6:16pm On Feb 25, 2009 |
My sweet potato,my sugar banana - dbanj |
Re: Worst Lines Ever Used In A Nigerian Song. . . . by Nobody: 6:38pm On Feb 25, 2009 |
Best thing to do would be to paste the lyrics collection every single D'banj song existent, maybe excluding 'Tongolo' and then everything is sorted. |
Re: Worst Lines Ever Used In A Nigerian Song. . . . by lalaboi(m): 7:33pm On Feb 25, 2009 |
I am taking things seriously now. . . . . .I dont care who you are, what you are. . . . . . . respect eachother and respect yourselves. . . . |
Re: Worst Lines Ever Used In A Nigerian Song. . . . by tosinaded(m): 8:02pm On Feb 25, 2009 |
U dan hit my car oyinbo repete as u dan batch my car gbese repete - tetuila |
Re: Worst Lines Ever Used In A Nigerian Song. . . . by ofokasibe: 9:21pm On Feb 25, 2009 |
lalaboi dont let them respect themselves they are all kids. let them exhibit their youthful exurberance |
Re: Worst Lines Ever Used In A Nigerian Song. . . . by chamotex(m): 9:30pm On Feb 25, 2009 |
eldee: Like who Bleep said that? |
Re: Worst Lines Ever Used In A Nigerian Song. . . . by tosinaded(m): 9:35pm On Feb 25, 2009 |
chamotex: mode0 |
Re: Worst Lines Ever Used In A Nigerian Song. . . . by chamotex(m): 9:50pm On Feb 25, 2009 |
tosinaded@: LMAO, are you serious? @ topic My name is 2Shots when I step on stage Give me 2 mil' for my minimum wage - 2Shots - Incase You Never Know |
Re: Worst Lines Ever Used In A Nigerian Song. . . . by Nobody: 10:40pm On Feb 25, 2009 |
Ears were under some SERIOUS intensive care after hearing this song, I no fit shout Intro: Yeah, brand new from Styl-Plus crew Picture this: one girl two glasses and a table for two. What would you do? Verse1 I was sitting in a corner babe, you were sitting in another corner sitting at a table for two Response: Ooh yeah babe x3 The waiter brought your order babe, champagne, two glasses for nobody but you Response: Ooh yeah babe x3 Then I saw you whisper, to the waiter mister, and I thought you were talking about me, baby CHORUS: Ooh babe, ooh babe, can I pour your wine ooh babe I heard a whisper of my name {whisper of my name} did you call my name say baby did you call my name repeat chorus did you call me? Verse2 Nearly twenty minutes after babe, I'm beginning to imagine the reason you haven't yet moved. Response: Ooh yeah babe x3 The waiter hasn't called me babe, maybe he's forgotten, maybe you want me to make the first move. Response: Ooh yeah babe x3 So I approach your table, until I'm able, to whisper so no one can hear, baby Chorus {my name is Tunde}did you call my name. I'm coming to get you, to get you Verse 3 leaning forward toward to your ear, I can catch the stimulating fragrance of your hair, my feelings to tell me its all good to take my place in front of you ooh yeah babe, ooh yeah baby, I say to myself, I knew right from the start, knew right then baby until suddenly, I hear a deep voice from behind: baby I'm sorry that I took so long. RAP: It is funny how time flies, when you're waiting for the mega-fly-girlfriend's guy to walk by/ Champagne that was never my game, I was only gonna get down cos she called my name, of which/ I'd never act so damn lame and ditch, my three homeboys for a dame and rich glass of a girl's champagne and switch tables/ Feel us downing Irish cream and tequilas,/ Me and my home boys, said what the deal is,/ Its only just a honey, maybe looking for the money for the tall glass of champagne, and so the deal is,/ I got to go and bail her out, before she gets treated like an area tout,/ You also got to get a perfect line,/ yeah, ask her if you can pour her wine, c'mon! Chorus |
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