mercyvivv:
My brother, you failed this generation too. By virtue of your wealth and prestige in the society, you're more or less a leader; how have you championed causes to better the lot of the younger generation and how outspoken are you when the government embarks on unpopular policies.

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He does not owe his wealth to Nigerian masses, he worked hard for his money. But he is just concerned about the affairs of the governance of his nation. The last man that stood up to fight for the masses (sowore), where is he now?

sunshynLion:
next generation might be even weaker,,,, ,if we don't GET UP, STAND UP!!!



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Next generation is already weaker.

FamousMonk:
Stay in your studio and don't try to start anything you won't be able to finish.
Just like that worthless coward 2face.

2 Face carword No No my brother

ukaface:
Why won't we be weak?
African mentality has taught us not to talk back or challenge our elders,so why should we act?
How many young Nigerians will come to the forefront to turn things around? Rather we all chasing money to meet up with Davido and caliber,or maybe dying hair to be more like zlatan, dancing soapy and arguing over housemates in BBN,some youths don't even know how messed up Nigeria is.So where will they gather energy or strength to do anything??

You have said it all.
I keep telling everyone who cares to listen
that Nigerian brand of hip hop has a weakening effect on the psyche of Nigerian youths.
Hip hop distorts values
and makes life look simplistic and superficial.
It reduces the object of existence to pursuit of money and fun.

Yes, Don Jazzy is right.
This generation of youthful ones is not only weak
but smells of emasculation and castration!
Hip hop people have weakened the minds of the youth!
Don Jazzy and his hip hop people are to blame.

It's only to lament all these stupid people know how to do! Rubbish people!