Score Card Reactions : Hennessy CYPHER 3 - Vector + MI + Teeto Ceemos + Jesse Jagz : SERIES FINALE

[@SteveBussaGS]

Its been a fun HEATED series! I've enjoyed myself and learned a lot from you guys. I hope i provided yall with some entertainment. Most of all I hope you stay tuned as we continue digging into hip hop both in Nigeria as well as world wide. The music is the thing that keeps bringing us together. Salute yall.

[@emmanuelalexandra8169]

Much love and respect from Sierra Leone.

[@jamesudoayara6164]

Oh mehn!!!! You did good on this series Fam! You're an Elite OG in my books, I like that even when you give us your "preference" you explain why it is your preference without shitting on objectivity (Jesse and Teeto situation). I dig that, that's hard a thing to do but you pulled it off, I doff my hat for you. This whole beef was good for Nigerian Hip Hop, and the peace in the end is perfect as well (MI's line where he said "pour the Henny out and hope for the peace" is an African ritual of pouring out alcohol to appease the gods while praying for peace). I love and appreciate you for going on this journey with us Steve, Blessings. #GSgang

[@jagunsulayman5955]

Vector gave two lines in that cypher that was just deciphered last week. You need to understand the Nigerian Entertainment Environment to get the Hotwire line. Also, the Dumblane line was about BBC review of the Dumblane massacre. And you need to be a Tottenham Fan to understand the 6th position line. It a Cypher steve, not a Rhyme Scheme. You need to think to get it. Back when it was released here in Nigeria, Niggas went crazy on those Vector Line. Just an opinion

[@chinomsowonder]

I saw what you did, Steve. Come back here and pick your best rapper in Nigeria 🤣🤣🤣

[@dailynaijaa]

Your reactions are always perfect 👌 💯 The end part really got me 😩, I was thinking its KZbin ad, GS stop playing with me 🙄 Lol 😂

[@seryxme]

I've said that once you do this reaction, I was going to share my comment on another reaction to this cypher as my first comment. Here goes (the question was "who came hardest?") : * * * * * Definitely Jesse Jagz in pure cypher form. Vec was quite deep to unpack because his references will be missed by a lot of people. I mean, the line "you can't hotwire the air-car that I move in" is a reference to Big Brother Naija last year were two participants - Kidd Waya & Erica - were a couple. Also, "My Neo Black Movement is slow bullets" is a double reference to Neo in the movie 'Matrix' (slowing down the speed of bullets) and the 'Neo Black Movement', a fraternity in Nigerian universities. And I understand the line about 'Halleluyah' and 'Heaven' were references to some of his tracks or albums. I'm not sure of that one though, but I'm thinking that by the time one does the research and finally unpacks Vec's verse, it might hit way harder than it did. Ceemos was better than most reactions gave him credit for. For instance, his lines "Takeover with the bars, you can feel the Ether leaking/I Hit 'Em Up Back to Back..." referenced four of the dopest diss tracks ever made -' Takeover' by Jay-Z, 'Ether' by Nas, 'Hit' Em Up' by Pac and 'Back to Back' by Drake. A few more wouldn't be understood by someone who can't relate with the Nigerian context. The line, "Olukoya with the flow, I bring the fire sermon" references Dr. Olukoya who is the General Overseer of the Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries. Finally, I liked MI because he was easily the best with the philosophy and the facts. He told the story of major events in 2020 very cleverly. Everyone felt his first four bars, then he went into story mode. The reference to Segalink and the Coven was about the #EndSARS protest last year. EndSARS was actually started by Segalink (a Twitter influencer) about 3 years ago but when it went very viral last year, he was not in the lead. A group of young women who called themselves the Feminists Coven eventually coordinated most of the protests by raising money nationally and internationally to support all protest organizers. They eventually became a major face of the protest. This created some areas of friction between them and Segalink especially about how the protest should be coordinated and bred a lot of bad blood. The reference to the Coven led to MI talking about feminism and supporting our women. So, again Jagz was hard with his lyrical dexterity which easily makes him the best on the cypher. But when you take a closer look at the contexts of each of them, you'd realise it's actually much closer than you think. * * * * * Now, with that out of the way, a very big appreciation to you for doing this series. I mean I had to look at things in this beef series very differently coming from your angle. Going through everything within a short space of time definitely shifts perspectives a bit. But I think the most critical part of these reactions for me is the knowledge you share. Obviously, you have your own biases, but you acknowledge them when they come into play which is quite rare. Thank you for doing this, and I can't wait to go through the next one with you. I strongly believe you carry a lot of people along when you cover series like this. Right now, I don't care if it's music from anywhere but if we have to go through them in series, I'm sure I'll enjoy it more. On to the next one. Let's goooo! #GSGang

[@SteveBussaGS]

I appreciate the write up! This is what its all about building a community and sharing out views. Very dope bro and obviously i wouldnt disagree with anyone giving jagz his due respect lol the Vec and MI stuff is usually better for me after the reaction with the context in the comments haha

[@seryxme]

@@SteveBussaGS That's how it is. We learn a lot from you in terms of your appreciation of the music and you learn from us in terms of our stories, knowing more about Nigeria. That's the bigger picture of what you've created. This is a true knowledge-sharing platform, of course with the 'violence' mixed in. 😂

[@abdulmalikumar5838]

Youre smart

[@preciousokorie4204]

Guy. You are a researcher. A rap decipherer. This is my email man: [e-mail] lets share some thoughts. RESPECT

[@el_kenani]

Your analysis is dope, you know Hiphop.. I can't disagree. Let me add that Vector's line "Seven Hallelujahs to the Heavens" is a reference to the Celestial church which he is a member.

[@danielogwara3984]

Nobody is high enough to touch Jags flow on this one! It’s not happening!

[@jaetree4208]

Agreed, Jagz was spectacular.

[@baristakachi9280]

@Dan, agreed.

[@emmanuelalexandra8169]

Classic one!!! For me, Jesse nailed this cypher. He delivered well.

[@seanNetX]

Sad to see this series end. We have to keep moving on though. A few pointers... 7:20 Teeto said "Olukoya with the flow always bring the fire sermon" He's drawing parallels with Olukoya, a pastor of a church called mountain of fire. They pray a lot with reference to fire. So he's saying his bars are like Olukoya's fire prayers. He also mentioned about taking your sandals off when you see the fire burning. That's Moses in the Bible taking his sandals off at the burning bush. 15:51 M.I said "until our lives matter is F.A cup like a gooner". Nigerians are ARDENT football (soccer) fans. And a prominent English premier League club, Arsenal (also known as the gooners) are prolific English F.A cup winners, so M.I is saying the black lives matter conversations has to keep being in our narrative like the gooners keep winning the F.A cup 15:53 M.I said, "pray for peace in Kaduna". That subtle line really struck a chord with me, cause there's been a lot of blood shed in southern Kaduna Nigeria and as usual, no justice, no peace, we just keep praying and trusting God for resolution. In the end, it's been an incredible journey with you Steve. I followed your channel with the first reaction I watched from you. I had watched multiple other reaction channels but never really got interested, but the professionalism and desire to learn that you have exhibited made me stay with you. Keep doing what you do, God bless you abundantly. And I owe one punch for that cliffhanger at the end. I almost thought my phone was playing tricks on me, had to rewind a couple of times before realising I was played :)

[@SteveBussaGS]

😂😂😂

[@chineduogoliegbune5227]

This was well written, you're a gem

[@TheChrisNwogu]

This break down here 👌

[@seryxme]

The F A Cup line was a double entendre for the Gooners (as you correctly decoded) as well as "F*** a cop". Of course, BLM is about extra judicial killings by cops, so...

[@bojuwadeadebowale8974]

@@seryxme Well done !........I was just about to call his mind to an underlying message of F**k Tha Police from da NWA era .....We all know how West coast rappers to fight against killings/brutality on Blacks to the police

[@ransomezhim6831]

Teeto said "Take over (Jay Z's diss to Nas) with these bars, you can feel the ether (Nas' diss to Jay Z) leaking I hit em up (2Pac's BIG diss), back to back (Drake's Meek Mill diss) you can feel it through the speakers." Dope. But Jagz is King 👑

[@benqsobaro5323]

that was good! would have been more fire if he did it on a diss song

[@buka.a]

OoooooooooOooohhhh 😮😮😮🔥🔥🔥

[@Cartical4]

Nice one @Ransom Ezhim 🙌🏽🔥

[@mubarakadebambo9087]

Thanks for breaking this down. The lines went over my head. Man was spitting bars like it’s just natural. Jagz is king but Teeto came first here.

[@chineduogoliegbune5227]

"Y'all nod in agreement like synchronized lizards"... 😅😅 Agama Lizards

[@retouchbystrength8080]

You’ve got the best reactions videos ever. I have stopped watching other cos they are not just real! I love it when you say the truth even if it will offend! Keep the repping the true spirit of Hiphop

[@SteveBussaGS]

Real recognize real 💯

[@Frankwallz]

No cap!! I've recruited my gees to join this channel. 100% real!!

[@damilolamoses5964]

Ok best comment

[@rabiuali7952]

The two brothers are the greatest rapper even in nigeria

[@abubakarharuna4321]

Now you've earned my 'RESPECK' hitting the Like, subscribe and notification button right away. Nigerians are proud of you. 🇳🇬

[@chineduogoliegbune5227]

"Even before the seven I was prepping y'all for heaven" Vec has a project called A7, there's a song called celestial Body in it. Also during prayers for a Christian sect in Nigeria, we say hallelujah seven times. Seven is mejeh.. Yes most of Vector's lines need context to properly understand it

[@SteveBussaGS]

Appreciate you providing the context!

[@adesojiabrahamayeni2305]

Thanks for the insight bro, vector is deep, you will notice lyrical Joe said it, only two rappers he respect in Nigeria likewise Jones said it as well, back to back lyrist on the role award and Guinness book of record is not a joke fam, give it to VEC 💥🏆👊

[@marionathaniel7372]

@@syncerelyyourz6536 he was ever since

[@collinsemmanuel8852]

7 is a number used in the neo black movement, if u notice in the video when he said that he did a sign with his finger, so what he meant was even before he got initiated he was preparing for heaven then the hallelujah path comes in

[@chineduogoliegbune5227]

@@collinsemmanuel8852 I guess the line had multiple meanings

[@rabiuali7952]

M. I abaga is the greatest rapper even alive in the continents of Africa

[@uchetony2563]

M.I is Jeasie Jags elder brother. Same parents.

[@benedictomondi6018]

Am a Kenyan citizen and I agree to that

[@arigbabuwoadetoyeshe4553]

Your best was bodied

[@gorilheineken2499]

Kaligragph of kenya and shadow boxxer of Sierra Leon are a threat to that statement

[@Brentswifey]

@@gorilheineken2499 not kaligraph pls😂😂

[@princeetu8831]

Hey Steve. I subscribed from your 1st reaction to Martell Cypher 2. Your commitment to learning the background and context to the whole beef struck a chord with me. Your reactions are neutral, objective and very genuine. It is no surprise your channel is surging in growth. Keep up the good work man!

[@SteveBussaGS]

🙏🙏 appreciate that family

[@connelasikong8069]

You choose violence when you wake up 😂🤣 Well most Nigerian youths choose that too😂😂😂

[@akomolafeakorede4373]

We don't choose it, we are born with it... The nation makes you one

[@babajidesmith582]

Apparently it chose us 😋😂😅

[@nelsontv9165]

Sharp 😂😂😂😂😂

[@plicool]

I like the fact that you talked about it not being cool when artist just rely on rapping on brats from the top of their heads. There's so much in writing a rap

[@winker7252]

Hahahaha @SteveBussaGS I saw what you did there - that cliffhanger was a classic 🤣🙂🤣 Lets get a balance and do some justice to some of Africa's finist female emcees I so recommend Eva Alordiah. The hardwork you put into this is 100% .

[@SteveBussaGS]

I DEFINITELY need to hear some of the females!

[@Eastcoastprince]

@@SteveBussaGS I recommend ' Deaf - Eva Alordiah '

[@subomifatigun242]

@@SteveBussaGS Eva Alordiah! She's the one!😌

[@EaziPetsAndCruise]

Eva would give most Naija male rappers a run for their money no 🧢

[@MoneyGist]

If we're talking female MC's, I'd also throw in Pryse. She doesn't have a lot out there but her verse on MI's N'Otis (Illegal Music 2) is a classic.

[@aletoriruobe7767]

15:36 If you touch Jess jags you gonna have to put a whole in me/MI.

[@jimmyfashola]

for once someone agrees that Teeto ceemos bodied this cypher

[@badmuswajud]

Me I still no wan gree😏. Loved his flow but I think VEC did better

[@MrSkillz91]

Did you hear him say it’s a preference thing?

[@jonaskent8773]

Ceemos’ Verse is very underrated

[@peegofwan344]

From day one I felt ceemos! Being an american I don't think he got some parts , like the olukoya part, burning bush, etc

[@macbanks7049]

Teeto was trash, he sounded up coming Like learn how to delivery bro

[@osirusmusic]

Thank you for your unfiltered reactions from the beginning Steve.

[@SteveBussaGS]

🙏🙏

[@kingantonio5642]

Jesse jaggs is the younger brother of M.I. ... Just love his flow

[@chineduogoliegbune5227]

#GSgang 😅😅😅 I like what you did at the ending Steve, I know you were about to say Jesse Jagz

[@Rowlandzy]

My Opinion The reason i love VEC is, He always drops lines that one needs to decipher like you have to think deep to understand.

[@iRepNGR]

Jesse as you rightly discovered is a musical theorist, sadly the Nigerian music scene doesn't quite appreciate his skill, hence they tend to love him more on features. Teeto hasn't put out a major body of work to be truly rated, he comes of as good but not committed. Vector has been so focused on calling himself the best he stagnated his potential, his skill never really matured. M.I. mastered the business and understood that to propagate rap in Nigeria, the audience had to see success so he approached the game very specific attention to his audience and their sensibilities, made money and brought out the interests of a lot of the new rappers who now view the art form as viable. His approach led to the dichotomy of his releases hence the illegal music series (for the true hip-hop lovers) and his studio releases for the nascent Naija hip-hop afro pop loving audience. Now he big bros his raps, nothing to prove to anyone. FYI the feminist talk was not scatter brain, if I'm not mistaken at the time of this recording there was some controversial feminist backlash that was going on. Frankly Nigeria's having an ongoing hard time accepting feminism. Again nice reaction, I like that your reactions aren't tainted by knowledge of the circumstances of the industry. Just your knowledge of the craft and some of your preferential style bias. But I'll admit sometimes that causes you to miss some nice word play and double/triple entendres..

[@SteveBussaGS]

This was a dope write up i appreciate this! I had a few explain the feminist background info so that's dope to brush up my knowledge on. As far as missing double/triple entandres go I view this two ways. 1. I provide insight into what the music sounds like from an outsider which I think is actually valuable in and of itself. 2. When it comes to those particular type of bars they register as a reach to me and sloppy writing. I am FULLY aware that in 2021 and given their use in battle rap people have come to enjoy them but I am not one of them. That particular aspect is a huge bias I try to be open about.

[@samnana5883]

Wow

[@SteveBussaGS]

Good wow or bad wow?

[@qudavid1128]

Best write up. You're so right, similar opinion I have about Vector....you hype yourself so much, you start believing your own hype. M.I i.m.o needs to get off 'the throne' and get his hands dirty lest he loses his touch. This has been a wonderful series. Can't wait for the next one

[@Eastcoastprince]

I really love the way you explained the whole cycle and i totally agree with this analysis

[@britchenjohnson]

Fucckkkkk!!!! How dare you not complete the video, Steve? 😂😂😂

[@benzakuzuegbu360]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂 at the ending. It is easy to say keep the reaction coming, whilst unappreciating the amount of hard work one puts in. So from a real rap head to another rap head, thanks Steve for the time and effort. #Gsgang 4life. Regards

[@SteveBussaGS]

🙏🙏 heavy words i appreciate this family

[@samueladedokun4697]

MI summed up all that happened in Nigeria in 2020

[@jaetree4208]

Jessie slaughtered this

[@kelvinkellz8392]

You will be amazed when you decipher vector’s lines, mind blowing stuffs

[@kirkdavenport7896]

I have told them the same thing you gotta be very intelligent.. my neo black movement Slows bullets! Neo black movement is a deadly cult/frat gang (Ayes) which he’s a member off! But he’s no killer/Slows bullets (and Neo from the Matrix Slowed bullets) VEC is mad 😂😂😂

[@Nollywood_Stars_Galleries]

Vector fans are funny 😄, every reactor had him as the weakest in Nigeria and the world but you still won't admit dude is weak and wack because of pride 🤣🤣🤣🤣. Every time y'all say you need 9 brains to understand him 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@famuyideoluwafemi8832]

@@Nollywood_Stars_Galleries u have no clue, go listen to the breakdown

[@seunitabiyi5419]

#GSGANG Yo! Steve, been subscribed to your channel for a while and got introduced to real hiphop from Afrika. Now my hiphop playlist is massive, Ive been able to sort out my music more efficiently and I have more Afrikan hiphop now but being from Nigeria, this has been a huge blessing and I feel kinda vindicated about my views on the Nigerian Hiphop scene, all my guys thought I was crazy, till I showed them the whole series, now the conversation has changed. You've got my respect OG. Keep doing Nigerian content, we gatchu.

[@marionathaniel7372]

The beef has been cleared... I respect MI and I'm still a Vector stan and a Jagz believer... Now come back and fix your computer and complete your last sentence 😆 😆

[@iamoluwateezy2677]

🤣🤣🤣

[@Abobi_Jonez]

I am also a Jagz believer

[@stevenadewunmi6263]

MI gave a summary of the entire events of 2020. He address pertinent issues that's what makes him more creative... He used is rap verses as a voice for many.

[@aletoriruobe7767]

MI 14:21 Mi and VEC handled our business like we grown man so the fans can stop beefing like sega link and the conven.. again research Segalink and the feminist Coven during #endsas protest.

[@akomolafeakorede4373]

#GSG I like your sincerity on Teeto Ceemos. Jesse was 🔥, Vector came to just have fun, M.I was legendary, he is very intelligent, the most poetic rapper in Africa. #GSG nice work bro

[@daviesjayblack6071]

Vec always like to be care and metaphors, punchlines and wordplays are his safe haven.. takes understanding them. He's a soft one with his voice, there's no point trying to go hard. Jesse owns this cypher. M.I didn't come for battle just like Vec.

[@jessyomorede4595]

I actually stopped at teeto ceemos I didn't go further Teeto ceemos gave me the street vibe His voice is like lion roaring

[@Ifedịmma_K]

This!

[@navasarnold3291]

Most people don't rate teeto ceemos on this cypher and he kill it too

[@richardgolden4315]

Yessss bossss, It's been an amazing journey, Respect! And we definitely staying tuned for more fire reactions from worldwide... Let's go!

[@SteveBussaGS]

🙏🙏

[@richardgolden4315]

Got a like from you and replying while watching another reaction by you😂♥️👍🏽

[@SteveBussaGS]

Thats love lol

[@subomifatigun242]

I'm Happy i started with you and ended the series too. Really i must say you did a Great Job on Nigerian Hip Hop scene. We Always had biased opinions on Tracks from our Top Tiers but from an Outsider you've made facts known. Some Lines were missed due to Language barriers but overall that made it just more fun to even read the comments. However don't stop diggin into Nigeria HipHop. One thing i know about Nigerians is that we stay committed to Our Course... You Statistics can confirm😂. I hope to see you do some Reactions in Particular to dig deeper into the Industry. MI- I believe in you, King James. Jesse Jags- Reputation Jesse Jags- Nigerian Gangster MI- Monster Verse, Stogie T( freestyle friday) {Must do!}😂 Eva Alordiah musics

[@hiceecyril8089]

This series was amazing Steve... Thanks for learning about the culture and putting in work. Like most Nigerians on here, I just started following and it’s been amazing. Your take, breakdowns and technicality in your analysis is just infectious. Thanks for shedding light and bringing more attention to the Nigerian Hip Hop scene. #Respect

[@SteveBussaGS]

🙏🙏 glad to have you here! There's still plenty more to dig into!

[@tideakin]

First time someone chose Teeto in this cypher.... I love your reaction and only Teeto released a complete project amongst them all last year.

[@aletoriruobe7767]

Yo steve! Teeto bars went over your head tho! 7:53 Take Over with this bars you can feel the Either leaking. Back to back Hit Them Up. That’s Jay/Nas/PAC. 3 of the biggest diss track.

[@chineduogoliegbune5227]

*Ether

[@udubraglory1068]

Teeto

[@isaaconyekachi8551]

Back-to-back is Drake's diss track to Meek Mill though. Takeover - Nas diss by Jay Ether - Nas's reply to Jay Hit em up - Tupac V Biggie

[@aletoriruobe7767]

@@isaaconyekachi8551 yea I’m a HEAD bro I don’t fuck with drake but thanks for the heads up👌🏽!

[@ntmundemba9042]

Back to back is wack bro 300 bars running by the game is better than take over and back to back

[@ibrahimoni6767]

Based on credentials, MI and vector are not on this cypher to prove who is the best. As usual: vector, hard to understand; MI, straight up. "You can easily disregard what you can't relate or comprehend." Applicable to all

[@osagienoze-otote5305]

In a few weeks you know so much naija hip/hop. Great reaction on this.

[@nathyjegs]

#gsgang Nice ending. Maybe you'll drop a name soon. I like your videos cos you know your stuff. And you're dedicated enough to dig for contextual information. MI wasn't scatter brained, he did give a summary of Nigeria 2020, which all tie together well. I liked Vector the most though, his was easier to follow (especially as were from the same tribe) Jesse Jagz had the best verse though, he brought the energy 🔥

[@Nedvicraphael]

Steve you're the best. No words!🙌🙌🙌

[@SteveBussaGS]

🙏🙏 my guy!

[@ChizzyNdukweN]

I have been patiently waiting for you to get to this cypher, Steve. I anticipated your reactions. I wasn't disappointed. I loved everything you said or did bro....cos that was exactly what I felt the first time I watched it. Plus, Jesse Jagz kiiiiiiilllllllledddd it.

[@okaforhenry2977]

Your energy is soo contagious, love it!!!

[@jonathanlyndale7702]

The whole build up to the feminist part is from the Segalink and the Coven line. Segalink is a Nigerian human rights lawyer and he’s in a constant battle with another human rights person Kiki Mordi who’s a staunch feminist, Sega dubbed them the “feminist coven” or the coven.

[@SteveBussaGS]

Thanks for this, I didn't know either of them

[@chinomsowonder]

@@SteveBussaGS I was about typing this too. Your fans are dedicated. So MI's was not entirely scattered. Segalink and The Coven beef started during the SARS protest. That's the transition. Then there was also a callout for the youth to be active voters, especially in the next election. This was also a topic during the above events.

[@jonathanlyndale7702]

SteveBussaGS you’re welcome.

[@stanleyiheji2603]

@@chinomsowonder you are right

[@mohammedodunayo9190]

#GSGang as for me 1. #JesseJagz 2. #Cemos 3. #MI 4. #Vector #MI and vector are not in for the barz on that cypher, they only came to clear the air, which I respect so much.

[@drebanksplk]

Finally, someone is on the same page with me about Teeto Ceemos, he bodied this shit

[@dvbentertainment1243]

@SteveBussaGS is Salvage. 😂😂 Reminds me of WWE Kelvin Owen

[@daycallmekc4031]

Exactly and they look very much alike

[@atah_rule_us]

Yeah you right 😄

[@GoodNuel]

Indeed, a very difficult one to call. You, @StevebussaGS make it even harder with those fine analytical breakdowns... This way, i learn a lot of things, i appreciate the other parts of music. That's some good job there. For me, it's Jesse Jagz. He's King.

[@chrispeters6909]

Ha ha ha..........if you actually watched this amazing reaction till the end,you should be head on heels in laughter.... Who else is high AF rn :)

[@abubakaridokoyakubu1696]

I agree, Ceemos did excellently. You missed out on some of his bars, though.

[@lawo3857]

“I choose violence when I wake up, but...” No buts my man, we love the violence too.

[@leunammetherapper3723]

Why I love Jesse on this is not just the rhyming scheme, but the lines also, he had major bars here too, that's if you understand English well enough, take a line like "vivid I'm in it the minute in it is infinite" like the meaning in that line is just crazy, and the rhyme scheme wow, let's not even enter the next line that comes after, and how they go together Jesse truly is the greatest, and MI always said that

[@chineduogoliegbune5227]

"Back when I blew up like Ikeja cantonment".. Nigeria had a huge bomb blast in the military barracks back in 06, M.I sorta started blowing up in 06. So the bar comes full circle

[@MoneyGist]

Correction bro, the Ikeja cantonment explosion was in 2002 and MI's first album (Talk About It) was in 2008.

[@TroySuave]

Lmao. The bomb blast was 2001 or so and MI first came out in 2008.

[@chineduogoliegbune5227]

Looool sorry bros

[@chineduogoliegbune5227]

@@MoneyGist thanks, my mistake

[@camzyrecap]

Damn I love your channel, discovered you today and it's been awesome

[@SteveBussaGS]

🤘🤘

[@dailynaijaa]

Your reactions are always perfect 👌 💯 The end part really got me 😩, I was thinking its KZbin ad, GS stop playing with me 🙄 Lol 😂

[@SteveBussaGS]

😂😂😂

[@qudavid1128]

...and the best rapper in Nigeria is... ?? Y the suspense?? Statements left hanging. Really appreciate your reactions. You're very knowledgeable in the technical aspects of music, in general, and that reflects whenever you critique a video. Nice one and looking forward to other series.

[@mrspacelyy9]

This is the right order for Blaq Bonez!🔥🔥🔥 1. Black Friday (Blaq Bonez diss) - TenTik 2. BRIA - Blaq Bonez (Reply to Ten Tik) Then... 3. Best rapper in Africa (Blaq Bonez diss) - Khaligraph Jones 4. Green Blaq Green (Reply to Khaligraph Jones) - Blaq Bonez 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@jonathanhansel4299]

Thank you very much for promoting Nigerian rap Sir.

[@Itz_Eminence]

Vector's Verse - Let's make it clear I don't care who your best rapper Only time I might maybe get a 'beat' is reaching out to sess after (sess is a beat producer) - My Neo black Movement with slow bullet (Neo black Movement NBM is a fraternity in Africa also Neo in the movie "Matrix Reloaded" who turns fast moving bullets slow) The kid hot wire erry'car (Erica) that I move in Now how is that for a steal Grand theft auto but now shit is real (Kidwaya is one of the house mate in the popular Nigeria TV program "Big brother Naija" who is known to have a love affairs with fellow female housemate known as Erica). Double entendre When u hotwire a car it's always a steal -barrack boy got the flint ink on his wrist Hotspur drake make a 'male duck' with the 6th position (A male duck is known as Drake.. also Tottenham Hotspur came 6th in the last league) - leave your whole shit dunblane BBC VEC no 6 gun name Even before the 7 I was prepping y'all for heaven (BBC no 6 is known as a gun, so his saying before the make of the 7 his already prepping them for heaven) - Twitter hate won't ignore or free me Small mind tryna talk e easy Dem carry V for head like Don jazzy Dp (V as in Vector , Don Jazzy co-own a bank called V-banks and their emblem is V designed in a cap which Don jazzy do put on as his display pic...DP I hope u see this and I break it down a bit

[@therealbomiangel]

Guy are you sure you are not Vector trying to decipher his verse... This is well explained, i don't think i could have explained it this deep. if you're just a Vector fan and you're not affiliated to him in any way, then this is really dope..

[@jidebaffy2455]

@steveBussaGs won't see this and acknowledge the greatness... nicely ✔

[@SteveBussaGS]

I see everything and have seen the explanations. I'd argue if a verse requires that much explanation its not a good verse. The art of language is to convey the intent not mask it. I do however enjoy seeing fans break things down and learn about them as I go along.

[@therealbomiangel]

@@SteveBussaGS Exactly... That's one of Vectors Problems and if you try and critique his verse, he said you're not smart enough and he won't dumb his verse down that you should come to his level and decipher his verse and @SteveBussaGS can you tell me who has time to sit down and start reasoning his verse, when there are millions of dope verse out there for our listening pleasure His last bars on the cypher was meant for people like you and I when he said "Twitter hater won't ignore or free me, small mind try to speak, E easy, dem carry 'V' for head like Don Jazzy DP, what a pity"

[@Itz_Eminence]

@@therealbomiangel Lol, I'm just an ordinary fan As a rapper I just enjoy to decipher verses.... I love all rapper

[@agbonkinamarvis5136]

I've been trying to watch your rap battles but I haven't come across any

[@chike_speaks]

The beef between Segalink and the coven is Segalink who kinda of started the old EndSars movement but was very anti the EndSars movement that happened in October 2020. That movement was headed by the feminist coalition (feminist coven). Hence M’s next link is “we should all be feminist” which is also the title of one of chimamanda adichie most popular speeches.

[@esiwuadesanusi5374]

#GSgang 😀Steve said he choose violence when he wakes up. So henny we couldn't have done this sooner until our black lives matter, is F - A cup (cop) like a gunner (gonner)- double entendre. Plus M talked about Nigeria problems with the solutions in few seconds. React to Blood and fire- Jesse jagz× MI

[@mubarakadebambo9087]

I totally agree with you Teeto first, then Jesse second. MI actually acknowledged that the only rapper he is scared of in Nigeria is Jesse Jags. He also acknowledged Teeto’s skills.

[@Ollysir]

Your channel has been the only one really listening to Teeto.Real rap,rhythm and deliveryHe was the best

[@faithjacksontv9254]

MI proud of them with he's smile's

[@chineduogoliegbune5227]

Hennessy where my 2k wasn't a diss though 😅😅😅... It's a common Nigerian phrase; like "Pay me what you owe me"

[@SteveBussaGS]

In battle rap specifically im just here for my 2k is a way of disrespecting the others there. It gave me the same energy

[@chineduogoliegbune5227]

@@SteveBussaGS I respect that though #GSgang for life

[@patrickonwordi4233]

Steve and rah rah 😂😂💯💯

[@VictorAdekolaa]

You are growing really fast!! 11.6k . Shout out to you man. #Gsgang

[@SteveBussaGS]

YOU KNOW WHAT IT IS!

[@MoneyGist]

"I said it with my chest" is such a Nigerian thing to say 😂 15:11 "...so the fans can stop beefing like Sega Link and The Coven" - Sega Link is a Nigerian Twitter influencer who was historically very active on the #EndSARS movement. He was known for helping out when people got picked up by the police (and I think he even got involved in the 2020 Police Reform bill). "The Coven" is a group of Nigerian female Twitter influencers who got into a series of spats with Sega Link in the past over what they considered patriarchal views. He actually referred to them as witches and they accepted the title and started calling themselves a coven 😄 The Coven (aka the feminist coalition) was very active during the October 2020 protests. Some even got harassed by the government (passports seized, accounts frozen) so when he says, "who tries to fix a country that rapes them and leaves them broken (15:19)," it was anything but scatterbrained. 15:54 "We pray for peace in Kaduna..." - 2020 witnessed some gory violence in Kaduna, a state in Northern Nigeria. Unfortunately, due to the prevalent culture/religion in that part of the country, the people seem to believe that protests are not acceptable and the ideal way to make your displeasure known to the government is to wait for the next election. 15:56 "For those who turned up to protest, We hope you turn up to vote, yes!" - This speaks to the bit about protests vs. elections. Aside the fact that some Nigerians insist the only way to fix things in the country is to vote in a competent government at the next elections, a lot of Nigerians are generally skeptical about elections. Either due to fears of violence at the voting stations or just an assumption that "votes don't matter" because elections are always rigged, it seems it's generally easier to get people to protest than to vote. The tedious voter registration process doesn't help either. MI touched on a number of sensitive topics without mentioning "EndSARS" once. So I agree with you: It was intended to serve as a summary. A summary of the absolute shit show of a year (pardon my French) we had all just experienced (this came out in December). But in an upbeat positive manner. Meanwhile, thanks for trolling us at the end, you hear? 🙄😄

[@SteveBussaGS]

You did a better breakdown than me lol and I dunno man computer issues lol

[@MoneyGist]

@@SteveBussaGS Lol. Yeah... "computer issues" 😄

[@chrislite9804]

Less than 6hours I'm here😋

[@walebanj8388]

What if Jesse Jagz decided not to write his lyrics and did it all in his sleep.... #Jagznation

[@danielogwara3984]

Jagz is the GOAT!

[@jessyokehie9660]

Jesse jags living legend

[@emmanuelogbu]

At this point... You are due for citizenship in Nigeria

[@jeronkix]

“It’s F. A CUP( F’ a cop”) like a Gunner”.

[@imar9381]

Wow... I was just waiting to hear that and you cut it out. Best rapper in Nigeria.

[@paulo.8921]

At the end of this reaction you pulled off the same trick that Tittos Simons pulled off in his song, when he was still rapping and the music video ended. Ya'll are both very old school. "He who fights and runs away, lives to fight another day". You sure would fight another day when you would revisit what you were saying when you ended the reaction, lol. Nice!! Seen this like 25 times, no kidding...

[@leunammetherapper3723]

The "I don finish work for site, Hennessy wey my 2k" is a sweet reference line for Nigerians, there was a time the site work(construction jobs) for 2k naira was trending in social media, so it's just a play on that reference

[@johnpaulputya2396]

Bro you don't know A lot about M I, He has a lot of dope tracks. As long As M I still exist he remain the Hip hop Everything in Nigeria, either dope, king, god and as well Naija hiphop messiah. If there'll be someone that can do it like him then it'll have to be another Mr incredible[M I] Please check undisputed champion, Do you know who you are?, and Self evaluation.

[@zappagh3531]

Good job. I love your honest reactions

[@philemonkelly1310]

Daaaaammmmnnn........ @steve you don fucked me up waiting to hear who's ur best rapper. That cliffhanger wasn't cool though...... Much love for you bro. #Gsgang for life. One love

[@deeonuoha5506]

The Spirit of my country 🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@bolaaliu3083]

Where Jagz been all these years? Missed this dude. Don't wanna listen to any other rapper again... I swear!

[@eyanu5328]

Jesse is good.. I recommend you check out 1. Boogeythat 2. Ice prince

[@chineduogoliegbune5227]

"Even before the seven I was prepping y'all for heaven, hallelujah suming up to seven"--

[@chineduogoliegbune5227]

Vec has a project called A7, there's a song called celestial Body in it. Also during prayers for a Christian sect in Nigeria, we say hallelujah seven times. Seven is mejeh.. Yes most of Vector's lines need context to properly understand it

[@winker7252]

That line was trash until now @Chinedu 👍

[@chineduogoliegbune5227]

@@winker7252 thanks man

[@cirusblack3811]

Jesse got mad delivery.. M. I mad content.. he literally sumerized the whole 2020 from the Nigerian perspective

[@okoriekenniston9833]

pls there is another cypher i would love you to look into its "the coronation " it was done by upcoming rappers and was hosted by AQ for monster energy. pls review it here and it will help promote them further. thanks

[@trickstertrip5962]

😂😂😂 I choose violence when I wake up...

[@abubakarharuna4321]

What a way to end ur statement 😂. Bussa trying so hard not to hurt anyone's feelings 😂

[@femioke6538]

Jesse murdered dis cypher.

[@LakesideTelevision]

The ending gat me rewinding....that was hilarious #GSGang

[@SteveBussaGS]

🤣🤣🤣🙏

[@alameenbeena7283]

Reaction was dope. Pls look into Jesse jagz you won’t regret it 🙌🏿🙌🏿

[@VerbalPugilist]

Lmaooooooooo. You ain't slick with the ending, Steve. I hate youuuuuuuu. It better be you were about to say M.I 😡😡😡😡

[@SteveBussaGS]

🤣🤣🤣🤣❤🌹🌹

[@cardinalTV24]

We are definitely gonna get that final part, let me consult my grandma for some African Traditional hypnotismic shit 😂😂😂

[@marikitmaganda3175]

Steve you broke my heart at the end I was really waiting for you to say Jesse Jagz

[@Coemuze]

This is beautiful. Long Live HipHop.

[@olayemiawoyemi876]

Yes. Ceemos was a battle rapper before retirement

[@emmanuelekpo1116]

Awesome review and amazing end to the series. You should check out the Henessy cypher 2, those kids killed it my guy. Now that we are done with the beefs, I think you should really look into MI and Jesse Jagz music, these brothers are super talented, way better than what you have seen in the beef series. Check out MI's Everything, Freestyle Fridays, Monster verse and so much more. Check out Jesse Jagz God on the Mic and that whole album. But you really have to look up the Hennesy Cypher 2

[@SteveBussaGS]

Monster verse and FF up now

[@emmanuelekpo1116]

@@SteveBussaGS awesome!!

[@estheromonayin1210]

#GSGang do Hennesy Cipher 2 too...some underdogs be doing the most on there!😂 You'll love it!😍