P-Square: Kings Of Copy, Sampling And Overlifting

Of course, I had heard all the media hype about P-Square's "Alingo", but I still hadn't mustered the time to watch it. Besides, I don't always sit in front of the TV to soak media garbage.

That said, I had the opportunity to doso as I waited in a friend's living room uesterday. That was when"Alingo" by P-Square came up.
Nice, I think. I mean, it's been quite awhile since I saw those nigglets dance. However, I have this to say: why do Peter and Paul always copy tunes?
As I listened to "Alingo", a point came in the song where I felt the urge to scream in Chuddy-K's voice"mo ni who's in d garden? A sexy finegirl/ can I come and see her?/ no no no no..." And you know why? The Alingo chorus thingy sounds a lot like "dance like sunita, sunita.." In Chuddy-K's "Go gaga". Damn.
If you were intuitive enough, you'd have noticed that "Alingo" was a barely disguised word for "azonto". So P-square were in essence killing two birds with one stone: copying Azonto and Chuddy-K without appearing to do so.
If this were the first time these lads were doing this, I wouldn't have been writing this. In "Omoge mi", we see the niggers totally twist the classic"unbreak my heart" in the way they know best.
Well, I wish them good luck. I'm not saying they aren't awesome. God, no. Those boys make me proud to beNigerian. But there should be a point where they say "Shout out to Chuddy-k! He was d inspiration behind this..." Or some bullshit like that.

Posted: at 25-11-2012 09:41 AM (12 years ago) | Gistmaniac

Hmmmm i have nt heard or watch it so no comment for now.

Posted: at 25-11-2012 08:32 PM (12 years ago) | Addicted Hero