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"Mo Money Mo Problems" breh sounds almost like biggie




After Yvonne Nelson, I would never ever in my life date or have anything to do with a female Celebrity again - Iyanya


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- See more at: http://www.talkwithdasilva.com/2015...-i-would-never-ever.html#sthash.kXec9XLb.dpuf


"All i want is your waist" master, Iyanya has revealed he would not date a female celebrity again because of their melo-drama, he has also slammed those who think he shows off on social media..Read excerpts from his Punch interview

What kind of woman do you want to settle down with?

A good woman is a good woman. You can’t just sit and say this is the kind of woman I want. Some people think the best place to get a girl is in the church; meanwhile, you can get the wrong girl in the right place. Sometimes, I am worried about getting the right woman to marry because of my status. I have had one or two women come into my life and act like they are something. The safest thing to do is marry someone you have known before you became a star.

After Yvonne Nelson, would you date a celebrity in the future?

Yvonne Nelson is an amazing person, but I would never ever in my life date or have anything to do with a female star. I am not cut out for that kind of drama.

A lot of people think that fame has altered your personality. Is this true?

People have the right to believe whatever they want to. There is nobody in this world that would attain this level of success and fame, and remain the same. My life has changed and I am not going to tell you otherwise. I am not Iyanya of eight years ago; I am more exposed and have more fans. You can’t compare the pressure that was on me in 2008 to the pressure on me now. For me to even have this level of sanity, I believe it is God’s grace and people should pray and support me instead of saying I have changed. You see me wearing nice suits but if I give a fan my life to live for a week, not everybody will agree to continue after a few days.

Why do you think so?

There is a lot of money but it comes with a lot of pressure. Imagine waking up to people being rude to you on social media. You wake up to curses because you tweeted that God just blessed you with a car, for instance.

But you show off on social media…

Sincerely, I don’t show off. Anybody that thinks I show off is suffering from inferiority complex. The only people that think I show off are those people that think they could be me or people who wish they could be close to me but can’t be. Maybe they like me too much and don’t want to agree they like me that much. These same people spend hours admiring the posts I put up.

What is the reason for putting up some of those pictures on Instagram and Twitter?

That is what social media is for. It is only in Nigeria that people have a problem with you posting pictures. While you are complaining that I am posting too many pictures, a true fan is admiring same and considers me as a mentor. Believe me, a lot of people think they know me, but they don’t.

http://www.talkwithdasilva.com/2015/02/after-yvonne-nelson-i-would-never-ever.html

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the day somebody wears an agbada to an event like the grammys, i can die happy

baba always wore it in the u.s. rip.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Babatunde_Olatunji

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Awards
  • Olatunji was part of Mickey Hart's Planet Drum projects, including the album Planet Drum, which won the Grammy Award for Best World Music Album of 1991, the first year for which the award was given.[3]
  • He was an inductee into the Percussive Arts Society Hall of Fame in 2001.[4]
 
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