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Samuel's avatar

What do these Journalists want from MI. If you want the old MI Abaga listen to his old shit. Artistes have phases and for legends like MI their music is highly influenced by the phase they’ve found themselves in. MI has done numbers and sold records, he’s been largely successful commercially and he won’t make hits forever. Everyone that hit the scene at the same time MI did (08) is not as relevant today that’s if they are still on the scene. Let MI be, let the man make music that keeps him sane.

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This has to be the most nonsensical BS I have read in recent memory. How dare you sit in you haughty silky chair and disrespect one of the finest artist from the African continent! And I don't mean this by his past work, but from his recent projects like Yung Dnzyl, Judah and the Live Report. Tell me who's done a better Job. NEWS FLASH: Everyone can't be doing club bangers!

Perceptibly, I can say most of these works you consider as MI best projects are not even anything compared to his recent works with exception of his first album "Talk About It". Matter of fact, till today, I still feel "The Chairman" project is a huge let-down.

I can't say exactly what you consider an artist and a good project, but Yung DNZYL stands there at the top with any project from the African continent; A brilliant album so deep, conscious and creative that it has the power to get you thinking and wondering how higher can this man raise the bars!

Anyway, I guess my time is done here. Your idea of artist and perception of what a good project is just doesn't make any sense to me. Perhaps, coz i'm not a Rema fan. But nonetheless, I wish you the best with your writings.

And ps. M.I won the rap beef with Vec hands down! it's almost insane to compare Abaga's artistry and creativity with Vecs. both being great artists, but always..there's levels to this sh*t.

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