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Why I Don't Want Davido, Burna Boy, and Wizkid Beef to End - Nasboi
Popular Nigerian skitmaker and musician, Nasboi, is speaking during a new interview about the reason why he wouldn't want a Davido, Wizkid, and Burna Boy collaboration to happen, and why he selfishly doesn't want their beef to end. Here's what he had to say.
By Jide Okonjo2 years ago in Humans
Shade Okoya Discusses 25 Years of Marriage to Billionaire Despite 38 Year Age Difference
Shade Okoya and billionaire industrialist Razaq Okoya wedded when she was reportedly 21, and he was 59. Now, they're celebrating 25 years of marriage and talking about their over two decades of love in a new interview with This Day Style. Here's what Shade had to say about their huge age-gap relationship, and lessons she's learned from being married to him.
By Jide Okonjo2 years ago in Humans
"Bundle up in Beckham's iconic coats and make a statement wherever you go."
Exploring Men's Fashion: David Beckham's Coats and the Iconic Joker Leather Jacket Men's fashion has evolved significantly over the years, with iconic figures like David Beckham influencing trends and setting new standards of style. Among Beckham's notable contributions to men's fashion are his signature coats, such as the timeless peacoat and trench coat, which embody sophistication and class. Alongside these classics, the infamous Joker leather jacket from "Suicide Squad" adds a touch of rebellion and edginess to the fashion landscape.
By Creative Graphics2 years ago in Humans
13 Years Later, Stephanie Linus Shares Miraculous Story of How She Met Her Husband
Nollywood actress Stephanie Okereke married her husband, Linus Idahosa thirteen years ago on the 21st of April, 2011 in a private ceremony reportedly in Paris, France. Since then, the couple have been blessed with two children and have remained relatively out of the public eye.
By Jide Okonjo2 years ago in Humans
Ghost Story. Content Warning.
In the core of a curious, tired town settled in the midst of moving slopes and murmuring pines, there lies a story that rises above time. It's a story murmured in quieted tones around popping fires on cold nights, an account that sends shudders down the spines of the people who set out to tune in. This is the legend of the ghastly presence that torment the old manor on the slope.
By Kazi Hasebul Hasan Naime 2 years ago in Humans
Toke Makinwa Opens up About Regrets, Shares Powerful Advice For People Under 30
Love or hate her, Nigerian media personality Toke Makinwa has seen a lot, tried a lot, and experienced a lot. In a new Twitter Q & A following the launch of her new perfume line, Toke Makinwa talked about a number of things including business, grief, surgery, and more. Here's what she said.
By Jide Okonjo2 years ago in Humans
Kendrick Lamar Hits Back At Drake’s ‘Family Matters’ With ‘Meet The Grahams’ Diss Track
Kendrick Lamar swiftly countered Drake’s ‘Family Matters’ track with his own incendiary diss song titled “Meet the Grahams.” In a quick turnaround, Kendrick Lamar fired back with not one but two diss tracks aimed squarely at Drake, with his latest effort taking aim not just at the Toronto rapper but also his entire family. ‘Meet the Grahams’ bursts onto the scene with Kendrick Lamar diving into four hard-hitting verses targeting Drake’s son Adonis, mother Sandra, and father Dennis. Kendrick's claim that Drake is concealing an 11-year-old daughter is particularly striking, with lyrics that have sparked intense speculation. In response, Drake addressed the rumors on his Instagram story, writing, “Hold on, can someone find my hidden daughter pls and send her to me…these guys are in shambles.” The cover art for the track appears to playfully mock visuals from Kendrick’s previous song “6:16 in LA,” featuring a zoomed-out photo showcasing two pill bottles, receipts, and other items supposedly linked to Drake. Kendrick’s lyrics portray Drake as a manipulator, gambling addict, and draw comparisons to Harvey Weinstein. The feud between these two rappers has escalated dramatically, with fans eagerly anticipating the next chapter. Drake’s Instagram retort and Kendrick Lamar’s explosive lyrics have already ignited social media, and only time will tell where this feud will lead. “We could’ve left the kids out of this, don’t blame me,” Drake tells Lamar on the track. “You a dog and you know it, you just play sweet / Your baby mama captions always screamin’ ‘Save me’/ You did her dirty all her life, you tryna make peace.” Drake later takes aim at Rick Ross, who entered the fray with his Drake-dissing “Champagne Moments,” by mocking that rapper’s correctional officer past, “Body after fuckin’ body and you know Rick reading my Miranda rights.” As if lying in wait, Lamar quickly emerged with yet another diss track, “Meet the Grahams,” which — written as a letter to Drake’s son Adonis — focuses on Drake’s family life and alleges that the rapper also has a secret daughter no one knows about. “The the black messiah wifed up to a mixed queen, and hit vanilla cream to help out with ya self esteem, on some Bobby sh*t I wanna know what Whitney need. “I heard one of your lil kids might be Dave Free’s,” he raps. Lamar and his mixed-race fiancée, Whitney are childhood sweethearts and have been together for over 20 years. The couple are blessed with two children. On Friday, Drake responded with Family Matters, hitting back: "Why you never hold your son and tell him say cheese. We could have left the kids out of this don't blame me." The lyrics seem to be a reposte to Lamar questioning his abilities as a father on Euphoria. In his latest release, Drake - the world's most-streamed hip hop artist - also seemed to suggest one of Lamar's children had been fathered by someone else. Kendrick Lamar got just as personal in his almost immediate response, Meet the Grahams, which mentions Drake's son Adonis, as well as his mother and father - Sandra and Dennis Graham. "Dear Adonis, I'm sorry that that man is your father. Let me be honest, it takes a man to be a man, your dad is not responsive," Lamar states. Last month, Drake released Push Ups, which mocked Lamar's collaborations with Taylor Swift and pop group Maroon 5. He followed it with Taylor Made Freestyle, another opus that called Lamar a coward for failing to respond. That track caused controversy as it used an AI-generated voice of Tupac Shakur - with the late rapper's estate threatening to sue. Lamar replied earlier this week with Euphoria, where he told Drake: "You're not a rap artist, you a scam artist with the hopes of being accepted".
By Agozie Onyiba2 years ago in Humans
I hope you find your peace. Content Warning.
I remember the year Kesha put out her first song after she was free of her abuser... I personally was just coming to terms with my own rape... I knew she was putting out a song about her own... I couldn't wait, it was going to be my anthem, it was going to destroy that man, it was going to be angry and full of hate and venom and justice and then it came out... it was the song "praying"
By Raine Fielder2 years ago in Humans
