adamapple:
[s] So, I decided to watch Bbnaija this year after the criticisms in the past as it being a softporn show and not good for the youths and all that … I decided to watch it as I had given myself a target not to criticize anything until I know what is all about which led me to watching my first telemundo. Couldn’t finish watching a single Nigerian movie, though. God knows I tried.

I read up about the contestants before watching and coming here. The first name I came across when I opened this thread was Laycon and I noticed the hype. I immediately picked an interest in him even though I don’t usually like following the bandwagon.
I have followed him keenly for over two weeks now and I must say the truth even though I get crucified by his fans. I have looked up, looked down, looked left, looked right, even gone as far as digging into the earth crust and flying past the clouds, crossing seven seas and climbing the highest mountains, yet I’m still trying to find what’s special about the guy and what the whole hype is all about. Like seriously, people. Why am I even surprised? Nigerians typically celebrate mediocrity.

But that’s not to say he isn’t talented. I enjoyed listening to his song last Saturday but isn’t he just like any other musician out there? I believe he might have a great personality; after all, Erica befriended him. I give him kudos for that.

In all sincerity, I would rather watch Prince, noisy praise even Tricky Tee than spend the whole day watching Laycon which I’ve done for over two weeks now. I might even prefer Nengi and her skimpy dresses, throwing her ass about for all and sundry to drool over, fake or not.
All I have for him is pity (that’s if he’s even sincere) concerning the verbal slap that was administered to him by Erica. Maybe that’s the emotion he elicits in people that birthed the hype in the first place; pity.

If he were to win the show in the end, this will be my first and last BBN as they’re more worthy people to clinch the prize than him, unless something gives about him in the coming weeks.

My own honest opinion, though. No need jumping down unclad from Mount Everest or drinking conc. H2SO4 about it. [/s]

Gmajor:


Do they speak English?

adamapple:
[s][/s]So, I decided to watch Bbnaija this year after the criticisms in the past as it being a softporn show and not good for the youths and all that … I decided to watch it as I had given myself a target not to criticize anything until I know what is all about which led me to watching my first telemundo. Couldn’t finish watching a single Nigerian movie, though. God knows I tried.

I read up about the contestants before watching and coming here. The first name I came across when I opened this thread was Laycon and I noticed the hype. I immediately picked an interest in him even though I don’t usually like following the bandwagon.
I have followed him keenly for over two weeks now and I must say the truth even though I get crucified by his fans. I have looked up, looked down, looked left, looked right, even gone as far as digging into the earth crust and flying past the clouds, crossing seven seas and climbing the highest mountains, yet I’m still trying to find what’s special about the guy and what the whole hype is all about. Like seriously, people. Why am I even surprised? Nigerians typically celebrate mediocrity.

But that’s not to say he isn’t talented. I enjoyed listening to his song last Saturday but isn’t he just like any other musician out there? I believe he might have a great personality; after all, Erica befriended him. I give him kudos for that.

In all sincerity, I would rather watch Prince, noisy praise even Tricky Tee than spend the whole day watching Laycon which I’ve done for over two weeks now. I might even prefer Nengi and her skimpy dresses, throwing her ass about for all and sundry to drool over, fake or not.
All I have for him is pity (that’s if he’s even sincere) concerning the verbal slap that was administered to him by Erica. Maybe that’s the emotion he elicits in people that birthed the hype in the first place; pity.

If he were to win the show in the end, this will be my first and last BBN as they’re more worthy people to clinch the prize than him, unless something gives about him in the coming weeks.

My own honest opinion, though. No need jumping down unclad from Mount Everest or drinking conc. H2SO4 about it. [s][/s]

adamapple:
So, I decided to watch Bbnaija this year after the criticisms in the past as it being a softporn show and not good for the youths and all that … I decided to watch it as I had given myself a target not to criticize anything until I know what is all about which led me to watching my first telemundo. Couldn’t finish watching a single Nigerian movie, though. God knows I tried.

I read up about the contestants before watching and coming here. The first name I came across when I opened this thread was Laycon and I noticed the hype. I immediately picked an interest in him even though I don’t usually like following the bandwagon.
I have followed him keenly for over two weeks now and I must say the truth even though I get crucified by his fans. I have looked up, looked down, looked left, looked right, even gone as far as digging into the earth crust and flying past the clouds, crossing seven seas and climbing the highest mountains, yet I’m still trying to find what’s special about the guy and what the whole hype is all about. Like seriously, people. Why am I even surprised? Nigerians typically celebrate mediocrity.

But that’s not to say he isn’t talented. I enjoyed listening to his song last Saturday but isn’t he just like any other musician out there? I believe he might have a great personality; after all, Erica befriended him. I give him kudos for that.

In all sincerity, I would rather watch Prince, noisy praise even Tricky Tee than spend the whole day watching Laycon which I’ve done for over two weeks now. I might even prefer Nengi and her skimpy dresses, throwing her ass about for all and sundry to drool over, fake or not.
All I have for him is pity (that’s if he’s even sincere) concerning the verbal slap that was administered to him by Erica. Maybe that’s the emotion he elicits in people that birthed the hype in the first place; pity.

If he were to win the show in the end, this will be my first and last BBN as they’re more worthy people to clinch the prize than him, unless something gives about him in the coming weeks.

My own honest opinion, though. No need jumping down unclad from Mount Everest or drinking conc. H2SO4 about it.

Blackhawk01:
Patiently waiting for updates on Erica's team.

Jackson105:



Thrash and balderdash! You actually wrote all this epistle to decampaign Laycon!

Laycon on your face till day 71, break your TV now or enjoy the cruise.

ICONs. You are doing well.

Froshloaded:
Ozo's advert na sleeping pill

empress101:
That was a wack performance by Ozo..I'm disappointed

fitzmayowa:
This Ozo's team ad could pass for a sleeping pill ad...Whew!!!

Jackson105:


Tell your po.rnstar to stop learning from him

empress101:
Lol..laycon team is leading so far..my opinion..

Froshloaded:


You just wasted your time to write Trash

ToyinDipo:
Ozo can't even whistle well, Nengi's a** is very constricting

Bookworm001:


Ozo the orator

Dansuqi:
Ozo team failing as usual

Lazyyouth4u:
Does Ozor think he’s a super hero movie narrator or what? That voice he uses whenever he presents