Honestly, I dont listen to hip hop music often but when I do, I have my reasons and thats why I listen to 9ice music for his indigenous songs and also have got this guy (Olamide) love for his music/rap as well. I love everything about this particular track of his, from the concept to the lyrics, the classics style and how it was made more traditional/indigenous. Anifowoshe is a track you cant afford to listen to. PS: The song reminded me how my late parents (most especially my mum) suffered on their children to become someone in life. May their soul continue to rest in perfect peace (sigh!). Also, reminds me of my immediate elder sister, Abosede Deborah Dairo who always look after me as the baby of the house from our pry school days to secondary school most especially while we would go for lessons at Eureka and Methodist, all at Ososami. I do appreciate you and all my other elder siblings sis. Have never seen a sis like you (se ti ka kowo faburo enia la fe so ninu igba iya e ni? do we talk about finding all means and get money for ones little bro from her mum shop? even up till today, you never mind me being in UK and you in Naija but still care more to get me some money if it matters. You so special and dear to my heart sis. Only God can reward you with your beautiful heart! Amen! Mo sun yoku sojo iwaju. Thumbs up Olamide! SHALOM!
Posted on: Thu, 20 Nov 2014 05:43:22 +0000
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