OlujobaSamuel:

Hmmmm, I'm so sure the vixens in the video were referred to as irresponsible girls then, only God knows wetin we go call the vixens of this day if we placed them side by side

stanlink:
Mother nature knows how to pay the dubious and proud back,
I paid him back then in 2007 for my show and he never showed up after collecting my #55,000; instead he and his gang started threatening my young Brother and collaborated with their records label to size all his songs

Rapmoney:
How many of you still remember SkyB? He was very popular back in the days. He did songs like 'My Baby' and 'Pray For Me' which became hits and were vibed to by Nigerians both young and old then. There was no party you would attend then, without SkyB's songs not played.

Today, life is no more rosy for the 'My Baby' crooner. He has moved from something to nothing as the Port-Harcourt born artist now lives in abject poverty.

Popular vlogger, Lucky Udu was with him recently as he shared his story of grace to grass.

Watch the video here:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lY4_kykHAzA

femi4:
He's irresponsible n indiscipline

sunsweet33:


Lol. Because of “supageti” and “Jims trouser”. If only the people criticising back then knew what fashion was going to become, they would have kept their silence.

OlujobaSamuel:

In the 80s, ladies were putting on "Oleku" Blouse and Short Wrapper usually around knee level made from handmade woven fabric, a dressing for club girls then, is now one for responsible housewife in this age.
The supageti and Jim trouser sef, our pastor/imam go admonish you to emulate ladies putting on such in the age

pyyxxaro:
Hunger won finish the guy right now 😫, He stays around Elioz ( Rukpakulusi area )

MrLibrarian:
check the guy face you go see say flexing still dey him body.
Give him money now and see him still lavish it.
He says he still goes to club and sleeps there

Zonefree:

His songs were released few weeks to valentine's day. It was on everyone's lips that period.

Links hotel was everyone's favourite back then. The money I spent on Vino Tinto in that hotel should be enough to sponsor 6 Nigerian girls in the university now.

id4sho:
SKYB Sky BMC BOC CMC this is how we do Sky B with SB

Rapmoney:
How many of you still remember SkyB? He was very popular back in the days. He did songs like 'My Baby' and 'Pray For Me' which became hits and were vibed to by Nigerians both young and old then. There was no party you would attend then, without SkyB's songs not played.

Today, life is no more rosy for the 'My Baby' crooner. He has moved from something to nothing as the Port-Harcourt born artist now lives in abject poverty.

Popular vlogger, Lucky Udu was with him recently as he shared his story of grace to grass.

Watch the video here:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lY4_kykHAzA

Checkwell:


You are not making any sense.

Zonefree:

He sold his songs to a music producer, not knowing the songs will blow. The reason he didn't make money from music.

bonechamberlain:
Some Nigerians!! Very funny and unbelievable people.

A very touching and heart breaking video about a once popular but now very broke and hungry artiste was made. Instead of sympathies or finding ways to help, people are talking about how vino tinto was cheap, how they flexed back in the day ignoring the real purpose of the video

Matheusmartin:
...
Since the music didn't pay very well, shouldn't he look for another hustle

No body is donating shi-shi to him.

Righthussle:
Please I want to use this opportunity to warn RCCG members to stop asking me, "what's happening to the Naira" ? Please forward that question to your daddy G O who made a decree for Naira to rise since 2016 when 1$ was equal to #356.

finallybusy:
All I remember is this was a local boy jam. It was played in every pepper soup joint and lokito party at the time. If I believed in spirits, I would swear the guy used juju because — as useless as the song was — every joint heavily promoted it. I thanked God when it faded. Funny enough, I hardly heard it on the radio. It meant their standard was high.

The guy is healthy, he should find a hustle. The same thing I advised on the thread regarding Soty. Bolt and Uber dey find drivers. He can borrow a car and make himself useful to society.

brain54:
My baby, my baby, my baby...

Lol. The guy music rock the airwaves and clubs for Jos that year.

Somehow I hated that song but got used to listening to it due to massive airplay.

Very repetitive lyrics... Only thing I kept hearing was "my baby"

Those days was fun Sha.

Just getting to know he is from PH now... I always used to think he was from Jos or a northerner because of the way they played that music that year.

These new generation crop of musicians are really enjoying... One hit and you done blow. Unlike the older set who had hits and still struggling to survive!

Millimann:
Song sounded more like 'Mam bebe' .

It was later I got ro realize it was 'my baby'

13greens:


Vino Tinto, cheap red wine wey wan finish boys back then. Chai, memories.

Omo the drink almost send me go early grave.

ruggedtimi:
Last time i saw him was around 2009/2010. At ph stadium he was performing, but duncan might was the guest artist. By the time Duncan mighty came,sky b follow run along with the fans to welcome duncan

Rapmoney:


I bought it N300 in 2006. I should be in my final year in the university or probably just graduated then.