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Issa Goal by Naira Marley featuring Olamide is the legit Super Eagles song for the 2018 World Cup. It is catchy, it is racy, it captures the rythm of Nigerian football and has crossover appeal. Plus it has the distinctive Afrobeat style that is a tribute to our current dynamic music sweeping the continent and the diaspora. The players can relate to the song, and it is very dance-floor worthy with the catchy refrain of "Issa Goal" and the current dance craze, shaku-shaku displayed in the video. It's a sure winner over Austin Milado's jumbled attempt (with due respect). Meanwhile, we await pajimoh to emerge from the studio.

http://www.thefader.com/2018/04/27/nair ... -interview

Obong wrote:Issa Goal by Naira Marley featuring Olamide is the legit Super Eagles song for the 2018 World Cup. It is catchy, it is racy, it captures the rythm of Nigerian football and has crossover appeal. Plus it has the distinctive Afrobeat style that is a tribute to our current dynamic music sweeping the continent and the diaspora. The players can relate to the song, and it is very dance-floor worthy with the catchy refrain of "Issa Goal". It's a sure winner over Austin Milado's jumbled attempt (with due respect). Meanwhile, we await pajimoh to emerge from the studio.

http://www.thefader.com/2018/04/27/nair ... -interview

Emerge from which studio? I no get the memo o

pajimoh wrote:

Obong wrote:Issa Goal by Naira Marley featuring Olamide is the legit Super Eagles song for the 2018 World Cup. It is catchy, it is racy, it captures the rythm of Nigerian football and has crossover appeal. Plus it has the distinctive Afrobeat style that is a tribute to our current dynamic music sweeping the continent and the diaspora. The players can relate to the song, and it is very dance-floor worthy with the catchy refrain of "Issa Goal". It's a sure winner over Austin Milado's jumbled attempt (with due respect). Meanwhile, we await pajimoh to emerge from the studio.

http://www.thefader.com/2018/04/27/nair ... -interview

Emerge from which studio? I no get the memo o

Apologies. Maybe my mix-up. Who's the Cyber that's mixing up a song for the World Cup?

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The song sucks cruds... and why is everyone copying McGalaxy’s dance moves


Cheers.

Obong wrote:

pajimoh wrote:

Obong wrote:Issa Goal by Naira Marley featuring Olamide is the legit Super Eagles song for the 2018 World Cup. It is catchy, it is racy, it captures the rythm of Nigerian football and has crossover appeal. Plus it has the distinctive Afrobeat style that is a tribute to our current dynamic music sweeping the continent and the diaspora. The players can relate to the song, and it is very dance-floor worthy with the catchy refrain of "Issa Goal". It's a sure winner over Austin Milado's jumbled attempt (with due respect). Meanwhile, we await pajimoh to emerge from the studio.

http://www.thefader.com/2018/04/27/nair ... -interview

Emerge from which studio? I no get the memo o

Apologies. Maybe my mix-up. Who's the Cyber that's mixing up a song for the World Cup?

Paj. Just call him"junkie". (two different people) I don't do drugs.

It's not bad, it's kinda catchy. It has some meme potential.

Catchy dance tune! I like am a lot.

BTW, Why do we have to have one WC song? Why not many??
Abeg keep on dropping these nice jams jo!


PAJ, wetin do?
Na so so we dey hear say you go soon drop...


All I dey hear from you na...
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not only is the song incomprehensible, stupid and downright ghetto, andy song that starts with "Kanu Nwankwo and Jay Jay Okocha" in 2018, is not serious.

The song is quite unimaginative..

danfo driver wrote:

Bigpokey24 wrote:[/video]

not only is the song incomprehensible, stupid and downright ghetto, andy song that starts with "Kanu Nwankwo and Jay Jay Okocha" in 2018, is not serious.

Thank you D. Driver! The song does not move anyone. No melody and no sense in it.

Don't want to knock the song and applaud the effort. But I prefer the Austin Milado one Paj posted. Though that's a repeat of an earlier song and someone posted the words have cult inferences. Personally tend not to feel songs I can't hear the words properly and I guess you have to get the vibe to really feel it. It's a bit impersonal to the current SE players compared to the Milado song.

Any song still mentioning Kanu, Okocha, Odegbami, Okala... should be banned. New generation, new heroes

pajimoh wrote:Any song still mentioning Kanu, Okocha, Odegbami, Okala... should be banned. New generation, new heroes

Until dem win something abeg those names will still get mentioned. Haba una too dey rubbish history. May be they should lay more emphasis on the new folks, but to query why those who set the pace get mentioned.....i thought the lyrics of our national anthem made that clear....

Abeg oh make una leave our heroes, make these small pikins try win something first!

oloye wrote:

pajimoh wrote:Any song still mentioning Kanu, Okocha, Odegbami, Okala... should be banned. New generation, new heroes

Until dem win something abeg those names will still get mentioned. Haba una too dey rubbish history. May be they should lay more emphasis on the new folks, but to query why those who set the pace get mentioned.....i thought the lyrics of our national anthem made that clear....

Abeg oh make una leave our heroes, make these small pikins try win something first!

What are you talking about?
We tend to glorify our past heroes as time goes by.
Mikel has won the ANC, a bronze medal at the Olympics and reached the last 16 at the WC.
Apart from a god medal at the Olympics (actually an age grade tournament where the better teams leave their best legs at home) there is nothing your "heroes" have a achieved more than Mikel, Onazi etc.
Kanu has not even scored a single ANC goal during his whole career!
This comes from someone who grew up with Okocha, Kanu, Finidi, West etc. in their prime. But there is no need to disrespect our current players as small pikins.

oloye wrote:

pajimoh wrote:Any song still mentioning Kanu, Okocha, Odegbami, Okala... should be banned. New generation, new heroes

Until dem win something abeg those names will still get mentioned. Haba una too dey rubbish history. May be they should lay more emphasis on the new folks, but to query why those who set the pace get mentioned.....i thought the lyrics of our national anthem made that clear....

Abeg oh make una leave our heroes, make these small pikins try win something first!

Egbon mi. It's an insult singing the names of those long retired when the new generations are giving their all on the field. We still glorify Kanu, Okocha etc. They have their own songs and we have our memories of them. How do we encourage the lads on the field if we are still stuck in the past?

I disagree with you on this one my senior.

There is a release by Tony OneWeek that is just awesome. Unfortunately, I do not know how to post it here from WhatsApp.

Jam!!

Enugu II wrote:There is a release by Tony OneWeek that is just awesome. Unfortunately, I do not know how to post it here from WhatsApp.

You'd need to post it on a sharing website like YouTube and put the link here.

pajimoh wrote:

Enugu II wrote:There is a release by Tony OneWeek that is just awesome. Unfortunately, I do not know how to post it here from WhatsApp.

You'd need to post it on a sharing website like YouTube and put the link here.

It's an audio version that I heard. How do you work with that?

Enugu II wrote:

pajimoh wrote:

Enugu II wrote:There is a release by Tony OneWeek that is just awesome. Unfortunately, I do not know how to post it here from WhatsApp.

You'd need to post it on a sharing website like YouTube and put the link here.

It's an audio version that I heard. How do you work with that?

what's the title?

TonyTheTigerKiller wrote:The song sucks cruds... and why is everyone copying McGalaxy’s dance moves


Cheers.

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