EXCLUSIVE: Olamide & Lil Kesh top list of Nigerian artistes that promote ills in the society
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While the Nigerian society needs healing, some Nigerian artistes are busy in the studio cooking up songs to spread atrocities in the society.
Lil Kesh's recent song 'Logo Benz' featuring Olamide is on a serious clamp down by fans worldwide. A line in the song goes thus: "If money no enter, I go do blood money."
Some songs promote sexual harassment, rape, credit card fraud which Dammy Krane was a victim of, money ritual (killing humans for money), prostitution, kidnapping, gun violence, among other vices.
In Phyno's Man of the Year a line goes thus: "Okereke okereke.. My guys no abaleke… N’ekperem ekpere Sika m fepu ka chekeleke Si mu kuwa k’elekera Na ezem k’ekelebe Ebughim otu mana m ga n’egbu ha ebelebe" which means something wey don enter don enter but if e nor gree enter, make you rub vaseline." This promotes sexual harassment and immorality.
Lest we forget, a line in Wizkid's 'Matter' goes thus: "Back to the matter, open and close, touch your toes, oya baby." It promotes sexual harassment and immorality.
Here is a list of Nigerian artistes and their songs that have succeeded in this menace:
1. Lil Kesh and Olamide - Logo Benz
It promotes money ritual
2. Olu Maintain - Yahooze
It promotes online fraud
3. D'banj - Mobolowon
It promotes credit card fraud
4. Phyno - Man of the Year
It promotes sexual harassment and immorality
5. Tiwa Savage - Wanted
It promotes sexual harassment, and devalues women's body
6. Olamide - Science Student
It promotes taking of hard drugs like cocaine
7. 9ice ft. Davido - Living Things
It glorifies internet scammers
8. Victor AD - Wetin We Gain
It promotes aggressive money making
9. Eedris Abdulkareem - Jaga Jaga
It tarnishes the good image of Nigeria and promotes gun violence
10. Zee World - Kileleyi
It promotes sexual harassment
11. Wizkid - The Matter
It promotes sexual harassment and immorality
Remember what you let into your mind, affects your thinking and behaviour one way or the other.
Do you listen to song lyrics before dancing to them? There are spirits behind every song, either good or bad spirits. Take it or live it.
The truth may not sound nice to people though, some say the truth is bitter.
Enough said: Caution! Caution! Caution!
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