yeezyquan:
all dis discomfort when they can easily watch it live on hiptv in d comfort of their homes

PissedOffWeed:

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You won't understand at all!!! The love those guys have for their own is far far away from your imagination!! The love for a single Guy who put the whole City on the MAP.....very risky act...but the passion in them sees no danger!! It is not foolishness...cos none of 'em will harm himself...

nuelzy:
its not dia own...its ours...nah Anambra product abeg....

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nuelzy:
its not dia own...its ours...nah Anambra product abeg....

coptic:


But Enugu raised him. That makes him every bit their own as he is Anambra's.

Who knows, he might have been hawking okpa right now if he grew up in Anambra.

What we become is a direct influence of our immediate environment.

nuelzy:
yes he just grew up there...bt not until he went to lagos...thats was when he grew big..same with flavour another Anambra product.... u guys should thief our glory small small o jare

kinggogo:
Oohh my flat head brodas

coptic:


Lol. Do you know why he is a musician today? Because he grew up in an environment that influenced him to become that. In his mind, he's more Enugu- than he is Anambra's. Same applies to Flavor.

He isn't a successful musician today because he is from Anambra. He went to Lagos just so he could blow. The ability was already innate.

That's why in places like America, you belong as an indigene wherever your are born or have lived for so long. Because, that's where your inspiration comes from.

Take for instance, there are lots of Igbos born and bred in Lagos who only visit Igbo land for not more than 10 days in a year. While serving in Anambra, I met some for whom it was the first time ever visiting Igbo land in their entire lives.

So, where do you think their influences and strengths come from? Of course, such people are more Lagosians than anything else.

So, growing up anywhere is more than "just". It is everything for anyone.

Xmen149:
Molded in enugu street of ugwuago(one of the tough streets in 042,others :obiagu,ugbene,ugboghe ).

hanged out in alot of studios, i guess his first hit was that "we dnt die we multiply" song featuring a listers then,really brought him out.

I guess someone dnt know that guy is somhow related to "klint da drunk".

Names mentioned in the track "Alobam" are mostly underground 042 OG's including his cuzin(previously they were angry @him sha,everybody cos the guy nodey show them and the street some love but they gat his bk anytime he is in 042(none of them even wanted to show up on the video,video wasnt even shot in the street cos guys dey vex then))

His fellow anambra mates in the industry in east never wanted to aid him (likes of slowdog),but thanks to niga-raw and ill bliss that latter realized his worth.

Met that guy once before stardom,he is more of 042 street(in terms of yan),lagos was just a catalyst to speed up process to stardom.

he later stoped doing a-big for his 042 and homies even hanging out and helping upcoming artists,featuring existing (even local arts)on tracks and alot,that earned him the street back.

It dznt matter where you from,you are a product of your environment.

he is 042,rest the argument.

coptic:


But Enugu raised him. That makes him every bit their own as he is Anambra's.

Who knows, he might have been hawking okpa right now if he grew up in Anambra.

What we become is a direct influence of our immediate environment. He knows that as well, which is why he'll sing Enugu 100 times before he mentions Anambra even once.

NextGovernor:

Money is good ooh. See two grown up guys dragging a fellow man.. lol

naijacentric:
Phyno d fantastic rapper i wish dagrin was alive una combo go mad die olamide no reach!