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Tuesday, August 16, 2016
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Wednesday, August 10, 2016
2 popular dance moves Nigerians rock to at parties
Nigerians love to dance and every Nigerian artist who knows
this tries to create a new dance move for fans to rock out to and keep
their song and music video alive forever. Naij.com contributor, Obey Olayinka,
has come up with a list of popular dance moves Nigerians rocked out to
starting from the late nineties to date. Check out our dance video
featuring all the dance moves below!
1. Galala
This dance step that is associated with “the ghetto” or Ajegunle, Lagos was made popular by dancehall/highlife singer Daddy Showkey in the mid to late nineties. The song grew in popularity with the rise of “ghetto” acts like Daddy Fresh, Baba Fryo, Danfo Drivers, African China and Stereoman among others. Although many artists have claimed to be the originator of the funny dance step that includes weird facial expressions and body distortions, this has not derailed from its enjoyment. A variation of it can be seen in music videos by foreign dancehall artists like Brick n Lace and Sean Paul.
2. Suo
1. Galala
This dance step that is associated with “the ghetto” or Ajegunle, Lagos was made popular by dancehall/highlife singer Daddy Showkey in the mid to late nineties. The song grew in popularity with the rise of “ghetto” acts like Daddy Fresh, Baba Fryo, Danfo Drivers, African China and Stereoman among others. Although many artists have claimed to be the originator of the funny dance step that includes weird facial expressions and body distortions, this has not derailed from its enjoyment. A variation of it can be seen in music videos by foreign dancehall artists like Brick n Lace and Sean Paul.
2. Suo
Tuesday, February 9, 2016
See what 2Baba's first son said about his father
– Nino Idibia is 2Baba’s first son
– He has taken after his father musically
– He shares his father’s photo and the caption is amazing
How best can a son describe his father? Nino Idibia is 2Baba’s first son. The young boy is already following in his father’s footstep as he has taken after him music wise. Aside following in his father line, the 10-year-old is his father’s look-alike.
The super star in the making shared his father’s photo on his Instagram. It was the picture of his father posing with highlife music legend Sir Victor Uwaifo and captioned it: “Best father ever #official2baba”
Nino is one of Sunmbo Ajaba-Adeoye’s sons for 2Baba. His step-mum Annie Idibia celebrated him on his 10th birthday thus: “Hurrrrrayyyy!!!!! Our first Son is 10 today!!!! Nino Fabulous, so much wisdom! The head of the gang!!!! So proud and fortunate to be part of your life! May you continue to grow in wisdom and become the great leader that you are!!! My fab son… @ninoIdibia mummy loves you…”
– He has taken after his father musically
– He shares his father’s photo and the caption is amazing
Nino Idibia
The super star in the making shared his father’s photo on his Instagram. It was the picture of his father posing with highlife music legend Sir Victor Uwaifo and captioned it: “Best father ever #official2baba”
2Baba and Sir Victor Uwaifo
Nino is one of Sunmbo Ajaba-Adeoye’s sons for 2Baba. His step-mum Annie Idibia celebrated him on his 10th birthday thus: “Hurrrrrayyyy!!!!! Our first Son is 10 today!!!! Nino Fabulous, so much wisdom! The head of the gang!!!! So proud and fortunate to be part of your life! May you continue to grow in wisdom and become the great leader that you are!!! My fab son… @ninoIdibia mummy loves you…”
Why I cannot do without Funke Akindele – Ayo Makun
– Ayo Makun has stamp his feet in the sand of time with his debut movie 30 Days In Atlanta
– He shares the secret of the success of 30 Days In Atlanta
– The comedian talks about his relationship with Funke Akindele and why he cannot do without her
30 Days in Atlanta was a success story, how were you able to conquer the movie industry with just one movie?
Well I cannot categorically say that I conquer the movie industry but what I can say is that I got blessed and I got rewarded as a result of taking a risk, as a result of getting myself involved with something that I’m passionate about. I will just say I’m lucky and at the same time say that it all happened as a result of hard work and content that was good enough to share to the rest of the world.
You said you took some extra miles to achieve success with the movie, can you highlights them?
Yeah, like I said earlier I have always had a relationship with people like RMD, Ramsey Nouah and building on the relationship and making it business was easy because we’ve always known ourselves, we’ve all been together in the past and it wasn’t that easy but I just give it to the fact that we had a relationship going and all of that came as a plus in trying to get them.
30 Days in Atlanta was in the cinemas for a long time and made so much money. There has been this outcry by move producers that the cinemas reap of them, what’s your take on this?
The cinemas know what they are doing, they set up their own business just the way we go there with our movies. The basic thing is not to see that one person is reaping off the other person. I think the best thing is to have the kind of agreement that will work for both parties and that way nobody will complain that one is reaping off the other.
You are already putting a finishing touch to your new movie A Trip To Jamaica. First it was Atlanta, now Jamaica, why names of cities?
Yeah because Akpos is an adventurous fellow, Akpos is somebody who loves to see the world and anywhere you see Akpors you just have to accept it so there is no specific reason why he is touring. Jamaica yes because they love our contents, they love our movies. The Caribbean’s and Jamaicans can trace their root to West Africa so taking a movie to them is like bringing their brothers to them and at the same time I also know that Nigerians love Jamaica as well so I think why we don’t have this cultural blend. That was what gave birth to the idea.
Can making movies take AY away from comedy business?
No, movie cannot take more of AY. Stand-up comedy is still very solid, the AY Live brand is still very solid and movie is just 10% of every other thing that the AY brand stands for. Ay Live is coming up on Easter Sunday, March 27 and it promises t good, it’s something that we do year in year out and we give people happiness.
There is this strong bond between you and Funke Akindele, she
is always by you either during AY Live or in your movie. What is the
bond?
Yes, it’s relationship, it is talent. Iron sharpeneth iron; it is just gaining the right connection with somebody you believe you can work with. And Funke shares that same believe like if it is AY I am ready to go. It is going to be Funke because the connection is there and she also can deliver so it is not only about connection, it is about who she is, her gift and her talent as well. She is somebody who has it and nobody will drop that idea of working with somebody like that.
When should Nigerians be expecting A Trip To Jamaica?
A Trip to Jamaica will be coming up in the middle of the year in Nigeria. It will also go to the other part of the world; we’ll do a tour of the UK, Canada, Jamaica and the US.
– He shares the secret of the success of 30 Days In Atlanta
– The comedian talks about his relationship with Funke Akindele and why he cannot do without her
Ayo Makun
Well I cannot categorically say that I conquer the movie industry but what I can say is that I got blessed and I got rewarded as a result of taking a risk, as a result of getting myself involved with something that I’m passionate about. I will just say I’m lucky and at the same time say that it all happened as a result of hard work and content that was good enough to share to the rest of the world.
You said you took some extra miles to achieve success with the movie, can you highlights them?
Yeah, like I said earlier I have always had a relationship with people like RMD, Ramsey Nouah and building on the relationship and making it business was easy because we’ve always known ourselves, we’ve all been together in the past and it wasn’t that easy but I just give it to the fact that we had a relationship going and all of that came as a plus in trying to get them.
30 Days in Atlanta was in the cinemas for a long time and made so much money. There has been this outcry by move producers that the cinemas reap of them, what’s your take on this?
The cinemas know what they are doing, they set up their own business just the way we go there with our movies. The basic thing is not to see that one person is reaping off the other person. I think the best thing is to have the kind of agreement that will work for both parties and that way nobody will complain that one is reaping off the other.
You are already putting a finishing touch to your new movie A Trip To Jamaica. First it was Atlanta, now Jamaica, why names of cities?
Yeah because Akpos is an adventurous fellow, Akpos is somebody who loves to see the world and anywhere you see Akpors you just have to accept it so there is no specific reason why he is touring. Jamaica yes because they love our contents, they love our movies. The Caribbean’s and Jamaicans can trace their root to West Africa so taking a movie to them is like bringing their brothers to them and at the same time I also know that Nigerians love Jamaica as well so I think why we don’t have this cultural blend. That was what gave birth to the idea.
Can making movies take AY away from comedy business?
No, movie cannot take more of AY. Stand-up comedy is still very solid, the AY Live brand is still very solid and movie is just 10% of every other thing that the AY brand stands for. Ay Live is coming up on Easter Sunday, March 27 and it promises t good, it’s something that we do year in year out and we give people happiness.
Funke Akindele and AY in a scene from A Trip To Jamaica
Yes, it’s relationship, it is talent. Iron sharpeneth iron; it is just gaining the right connection with somebody you believe you can work with. And Funke shares that same believe like if it is AY I am ready to go. It is going to be Funke because the connection is there and she also can deliver so it is not only about connection, it is about who she is, her gift and her talent as well. She is somebody who has it and nobody will drop that idea of working with somebody like that.
When should Nigerians be expecting A Trip To Jamaica?
A Trip to Jamaica will be coming up in the middle of the year in Nigeria. It will also go to the other part of the world; we’ll do a tour of the UK, Canada, Jamaica and the US.
Read why actor’s son likes wearing women’s clothes (Video)
WIll Smith talks about parenting, Jaden's dress sense
– Will Smith’s son Jaden wears women’s clothes
– The father of 3 explains Jaden’s independent lifestyle
– The veteran actor explains how he achieved the Nigerian accent and American presidency
Will Smith
Jaden was recently announced as the face of Louis Vuitton SS16 womenswear line. Photos of him dressed in female clothes surfaced online for their campaign.
Louis Vuitton models, Jaden in dreads
Jaden and Willow Smith
Watch the interview clip below:
5 rules of success from a boy who earns $30,000 a month
Most teenagers want to feed their video game habit, and don’t think
about future. But not Temper Thompson. When he was in eighth grade he
decided not to ask his parents for money. So he started a business
online. His goal was to earn $100 every month.
Now Temper is 17-years-old and the courses on Kindle publishing that
he sells from his website are earning him… $30,000 a month. That’s more
than many Americans make in a year.
How is he doing it?
Temper Thompson shared his five rules of success.
1. Take action.
“A lot of people talk about what they want to do but they never actually do it,” Temper says. “If you don’t take action, you’re never going to have success.”
2. Don’t fear a failure.
The second lesson is to persevere.
Too many people try, fail, and give up, Temper says. “No wonder they never achieve success. Failure is an advantage. You learn from your mistakes and you get better.”
3. Stay focused.
“The most powerful thing you can do is just focus on one thing,” he says. “You can grow much bigger when you stay focused.”
4. Surround yourself with positive people.
“If you surround yourself with negative, unsuccessful people, they’ll drag you down with them,” says Temper. “Positive people will support you and help you stay focused.”
5. Don’t get comfortable.
“A lot people will hit their goal and say they’re happy,” he says. “If you don’t get comfortable, you can keep increasing goals and keep growing.”
Temper Thompson might still be in school, but he’s got plenty to teach all of us.
How is he doing it?
Temper Thompson shared his five rules of success.
1. Take action.
“A lot of people talk about what they want to do but they never actually do it,” Temper says. “If you don’t take action, you’re never going to have success.”
2. Don’t fear a failure.
The second lesson is to persevere.
Too many people try, fail, and give up, Temper says. “No wonder they never achieve success. Failure is an advantage. You learn from your mistakes and you get better.”
“The most powerful thing you can do is just focus on one thing,” he says. “You can grow much bigger when you stay focused.”
4. Surround yourself with positive people.
“If you surround yourself with negative, unsuccessful people, they’ll drag you down with them,” says Temper. “Positive people will support you and help you stay focused.”
5. Don’t get comfortable.“A lot people will hit their goal and say they’re happy,” he says. “If you don’t get comfortable, you can keep increasing goals and keep growing.”
Temper Thompson might still be in school, but he’s got plenty to teach all of us.
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