TVC Breakfast Oct. 20th | Lyrical Emptiness in Nigerian Music with Eeedris Abdulkareem

[@abdulgafarabdulazeez6902]

Edris Abdulkareem the only musician called and known by his real name. Respect baba, I dey always gbadun your flow of English language. Carry-on

[@josepholubiyo2395]

His other name is Tunrayo and his family name is Ajenifuja

[@aigbokieinnocent6140]

Never have I made any comment on Eeedris maybe bcos am not keen or informed about him, but listening to him on interviews seriously this guy is intelligent, my prayer for him is may God keep him safe and healthy. much respect.

[@i0000-y3u]

An ever green for the rest of his life. Eedris abdulkareem still relevant till today

[@supcroiner2866]

Dis young man is a bunch of TRUTH ! Bro i love you like my holy bible !

[@wasbel1]

Eeedris Abdulkareem hit the nails on the Ghanaian fake popularity - I like that - kudos eeedris....

[@kennethechezona5544]

Says the truth without mincing words...big ups edris

[@chukwudivalentine1013]

This man Edris is always on truth i love him

[@dopethings9328]

When this guy is gone they will understand his message and people will miss him

[@chigozieumeobi6158]

Pure Legend. Soomuch respect

[@brightbruce937]

This guy is very good all the things she said is the truth, he knows how to speak english more than some of our celebrities

[@kolawolesaheed462]

edris my main man you're too much, almighty Allah will continue to bless and guide your way amin

[@sulaimonoladipoakanni1074]

eedris.U are a legend having u is a.Blessing instead.people.to corporate with u the fools are criticizing u they enjoyed stays in zoo don't mind them either they like it or not u.are a super legend worldwide much.respect All the way from Sao Paulo Brasil

[@terryogbebor7947]

The best musician in Nigeria, eedris

[@femiokunade4263]

I don't know why I love this guy so much you can see the passion, pains how things runs in Nigeria in his eyes

[@memememe4581]

I love you Eedris after listening to this interview. Wow! It’s mind blowing

[@dominicadaeze3226]

have love baba since when I was little...god bless you my daddy Eedris 😍😍😍😍😍 I love you sir

[@kelvinfrank992]

Edris is a king of all kings of music. He always say the true

[@biodunbakare7555]

I Respect the Guy, his a Legened, I just hope everyone can see it...

[@faboulousbrandy7343]

all I see is a legendary. Edris is one dude I respect so much. very intelligent and brave. he speak the truth.

[@shuddy234]

You a boss I love the reply on Wizkid question

[@EDINTOWN]

This man is an inspiration to all of us. Adding value to people's lives and not selling sex. Why not tell us more on your KZbin channel.

[@libertygroupnigeria4463]

"THEY PAY FOR IT" THATS REALLY DEEP........... Lil kesh also sang about LIFE OF A STAR...

[@kehindeadepitan4398]

Yes ,they pay for it, a lot of artist have said it, Michael Jackson of blessed memory said it, our own Tiwa said it; infact she said the reason why she will not allow her son go into music is because of the dark side of it. Go watch the interview she grated in London after her sex tape saga!

[@omotajeabiola8766]

Here is Eedris best interview have seen so far, nice one.

[@courageoman1829]

I respect this guy, my kind

[@lateefadewumi8601]

That is Idris for you he doesn't give a f......k about what you think he is harsh with words spits it out like fire. Don't know much about the occult he talked about we have heard much about it just unfortunate. Even abroad non sense is what sells these days. Nudity and drugs. We just have to be careful cos our politicians are just there to destroy the lives of the youth to the advantage of their own children.

[@paulosa4067]

Eeedris is a fearless Lion. Jagajaga is their nightmare!!

[@dominicadaeze3226]

you can say dat again

[@dominicadaeze3226]

Mr P was seriously Angry

[@mondaydaniel1216]

Eedris Abdulkareem is a man 🎸🎤🎶🎵🎺

[@mbmb7291]

Why I love this man is that he always on point. Nice up man

[@leopeter7446]

the great man may you live long more blessing to you bro 💪💪💪🙌🙌🙌👏👏👏

[@supcroiner2866]

Am in love with dis guy,s Brain !

[@Stanacturproducer]

Falz one of the best too . in teams of making impact

[@petersonosas4043]

Much love to falz! I feel most happy listening to his lyrics.

[@jollyafrika3369]

Sowore Omoyele all the way God bless Idris Baba

[@ibrahimishakuisaac8176]

the artist I grew up listening to.

[@isegbejoseph6763]

My best Man ever,idris.

[@josephofonmhan2731]

there's something special about this legendary. he's just too real

[@lawrenceirene6204]

Edris is a living hero who passes a message through music and eve if 'dirty igbo smoker' but make more sense than crack smoker that is only interested in money. and interested in corrupt politicians.

[@sonayon1]

I respect his comments and point of views. I think adekunle hold is another good musician with values and morals to his musical styles.

[@MrBiyi]

baba oo idris grew up listening to this guy dying of laughter mr lecturer sir loool

[@darebabsproduction774]

Who will ever taught Edris will become the Nigerian president one day !!! Believe it or not ! Russians are not even needed here ! #respectbaba

[@jerryjonas212]

😳

[@udokacanfieldmoses3486]

Eedris, you're right. Lyrical emptiness in Nigeria music

[@johnkennedyekene9128]

Eedris is real and unchanged, he's not easily bought by shine shine. How are we dancing and jumping up all over the world,pretending we are happy, when the whole country from top to bottom is SHIT ?. That's exactly what Nigerian music is doing to themselves artists and to the listeners.

[@enduranceakpe]

What an elderly man sit and see a thing a young man even when he climbed a tree he can't see that same thing

[@Pastorbrown]

idris God bless u .you have said it all they all paid for it .feeling the pain lol

[@B4BESS]

Thank you, Eldris. You are a smart man.

[@henrykwechi1805]

I like this guy finally

[@osagienos6197]

Great legend IDRIS

[@azuomauneze2588]

Idris you are a good man.

[@timwellington6589]

Idris you are a legend

[@omoyemwensevictor6756]

Great response ❤️

[@mbmb7291]

Respect lager man we do love you bruh

[@psalmmuellmarkekong9230]

Legendary🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@fredrikpedersen124]

Please do jaga jaga remix it’s need now more than ever

[@elvisgabe6059]

I love dis man

[@franktony3042]

Idris is straigth forward and truthful...thanks for mentioning that name Nnamdi Kanu...that name they r scared of...Biafra Biafra Biafra...

[@olumideilesanmi8292]

Very intelligent guy you are Idris

[@mailereido5089]

I listen to Fela and all conscious songs

[@EAkanuThegoodlife]

To be concious is a gift, my people that word deep only the concious once alreaady knows what it is, my people make una learn how ...

[@mickeyfols]

Never liked Edris guts, but after watching dis, is gud 2know how vocal and resilient he is in driving his points, which of course can not all b classified as gabbage, d dude actually knows wat he's saying, believe it or not

[@ajalicious_]

Finnaly you have woken up, Never judge anyone.

[@hassanubali5588]

Am proud we came from the same zone with him...

[@rmthegreatoracle]

Eedris Abdulkareem made sense and always makes sense. He just has to stop being so arrogant about his views. He doesn't have to insult anyone to pass his message... He is only showing more of his bitter side. Much respect to you Eedris...

[@chrisoghenetegamaloney5799]

Successful Aboki to me is not arrogant but a man of courageous balls ⚽️

[@kehindeadepitan4398]

Some time you, Nigerian are too unstable, and with feeble mind

[@josephofonmhan2731]

my endless love for you boss

[@milaniahensaw9791]

Dat song jaga jaga it’s really true

[@petersonosas4043]

Edris is a prophet. Nigeria is in the worst state than jagajaga

[@mailereido5089]

Nagode Eedris

[@jollyafrika3369]

God bless u baba

[@jeffosadolo8605]

Nice one broda

[@ugotexudenso2596]

Edris Abdulkareem the great guy

[@maberuotito8468]

Who on earth is comparing Fela to Wizkid? The person must be mad. You don't bring greatness so low as that.

[@sbmedia001]

I love baba

[@verasworld3028]

Nowadays, Afrobeat,s, dancehall are no meaning. Back in the days in the 90s. we had some meaningful Songs you can reason within. For a examples, Keith Sweat music, a lovely Songs until day is still great songs

[@samuelgodwin8119]

Baba edris maintain some of your words on Media we still need you in future, I really want to feature you right, Tupac was i strong man like you but he open up so easily on Media, that is why he was successfully condemned

[@temitopeomotosho5290]

People that will respect you will respect you not until you shout

[@tomite2001]

Yeah....they don't make them like they use to...

[@Ajblessed372]

Eeedris me I need a collabor with you oh.

[@fineboy7742]

Weldone

[@lovelyboy8984]

Respect baba.

[@winsalamusesstudios.5032]

One love

[@martinschan350]

I have always imagine if there is any other tribe in Africa that can produce a star like Edris if not Igbos! I am cleared right now

[@starsareangels]

Eedris is Hausa though lol

[@kehindeadepitan4398]

​@@starsareangelsIdris is full flesh Yoruba ,tunrayo Idris abdulkareem and one more Yoruba name which is his sur name

[@kehindeadepitan4398]

​Bit, he lives quite a greater part of his youthful life in the north, kaduna

[@ubilicious1887]

Someone pls help me out. What's the 'S" word she's referring to here @ 9:12 ?

[@asd_911]

Ubilicious Sex and SH!T

[@katolaadewale9247]

Lolo, what is ''Kras''?

[@OLA_18]

Thank God first time he didn't call out tuface....good interview tho but he should stop saying the artist should sing bout Nigeria or whatever

[@cletuzadeh2592]

My guy music has shifted to Nigeria,na that African lyrics dey make sence for oyibo people hear that's why dey love it and u are here criticizing,,,when u where singing your good song how many people listened to your song across the shores,,,I am a musician and a producer too not all musicians ll do concious music and that's why we have all kinds of music so one can make a choice,you like blues I like zanku or somebody else likes reggae and that's how its goes. We have branded our style of music and we should be proud of it,gone are does days we try to copy Americans but now we have a brand and the afro vibes that keeps the Americans wondering and trying to copy the style.we should be proud of this guys. This guys has put afro beat on the world map musically. Idris you tried but this guys has taking it to another level so don't beef,wetin u dey talk self,imagine wizkid shutting down the o2 arena 20000 capacity and davido doing same with multiple awards and you are here saying what?go to all the clubs in American u ll surely hear afro beats.my guy dont envy abeg.

[@kehindeadepitan4398]

So you know where you got me wondering? You are just among these selfish fools, who have their music help, in this country that over 135 million people are in abject poverty and these guys with all their game can't even give back to the society and yet the country that paved way for them is in state of anarchy and the legends who gave them platform are not respected. See, let's be factual, people don't and will never like the truth until it's done on them okay! But one thing I need you to know time will tell! Who will be relevant!

[@JahonzeOfficial]

Interesting

[@funprints1]

Meanwhile, we are also in Ghana claiming Nigerian artists are being promoted over their Ghanaian counterparts on our networks and that Nigerian musicians are more lyrical than Ghanaian artists. Funny world 😂😂😂

[@ib6435]

What is the meaning of "Megede fegede shegede wegede megede, shikishikishiki kuku" and "Baby baby, gimme some fufu"....?

[@adesuwaosayuware9664]

Number one Erdris Baba

[@PrinceLarry2470]

Far better than that fake musician call 2face

[@libertygroupnigeria4463]

5:30 THEY PAY FOR IT

[@jacobakpoodehlawsn137]

ALL ILLUMENATI

[@KuupiTV]

Eedris this young boys didn’t destroy Nigeria and is not in their obligation to repair it. Eedris this young boys don’t give a fuck. Growing up I saw Americans Dre snoop etc has been singing about life etc, that didn’t affect America and their prosperity.. this young boys are into life, they are in their primes they can’t be singing about same system that offered them nothing. Music is deep, is spiritual - you talk about what you are feeling at a particular moment. Stop too much talk oga. These kids are extremely successful, with cars, endorsements, sold out concerts. Whether you acknowledge that or not, that’s the fact. The music has moved on. Complains like this shows you are bitter. Davido wizkid tekno singing about Nigeria problems will not change shit! Leave them alone..

[@kehinde10100]

Stanley Udogu that's not true. 2pac and the rest sang about the way blacks are treated.

[@barlinjay4680]

Stanley Udogu God bless you

[@lizzygreg9243]

You too much baba

[@samueladeoti1117]

Why didn’t he mention Brymo???? I guess he has not been listening to conscious music

[@lugardlugard4675]

Idrins have no comperism in nigeria music industry

[@TILOAKINFELEYE]

short fuse eddris

[@kdprince2809]

eedris shud stop rapping, I prefer him singing dan wen he raps check it back to back al songs wer he sings dan de 1 he rap, he got a lot of attentions and wave.💯 maybe ppl can easily pay attention to ur singing... eedris issa great talent singer. from my own opinion

[@joeharris9746]

🇳🇬✊🏿

[@yawbediako565]

This guy is just "hubris".

[@musicking4317]

@N. Did you go to school at all? I know Eedris didn't talk about footballers but i only used that as an example. He needs to stop saying he fought for the new artists to become what they are today come on.

[@barlinjay4680]

music king thank you so much. He and blackface keep saying they fought, what about King Sunday Ade, Obey, Late Barrister, Kolinton,K1 D Ultimate,Dr Alban , Obesere,Oliver d Couqe, Dan Maraya of Jo's, Osadebe,who were there before you and blackface. They never said things like this. does music industry pay salary to artist? My Brother go and work hard. All your new songs sound childish.

[@gideonuche1318]

Who is this self are you okay why are you talking rubbish

[@mailereido5089]

How dare you compare this rascal with Fela

[@akanniibrahim391]

You should like burna boy then

[@Virgo2308]

Who is granting mallam interview? You can see envy in his voice and face! He never made nothing happen and for the records he’s nothing compared to 50cents. Nigerian songs currently is a source of stress relieve and played all around the world. Even Obama and Halle Berry have Nigerian songs on their play list. This guy should take a chill pill!

[@kehindeadepitan4398]

@utomisok, don't worry time will tell that you will know the truth. You even called him a Mallam,can you be so eloquent, free, confident and courageous like him? People like you hide understand the bed to lash hero and fearless lion like this. Can you even fight for your right let alone fighting for your family, eewu, come out and talk first. Let's see how courageous you are? Anofia!

[@Virgo2308]

@@kehindeadepitan4398 you should learn your punctuations properly before you start ranting like a rabid dog all over the public. Apparently you lack every capacity to eek a living for yourself let alone your pathetic family who reel in agony having to live with the fact that you are their so called perceived hero! Good riddance to……? Second base jare!!!

[@barlinjay4680]

Eedris try to balance things, it's always WE what about Obey, KSA , etc ,we were not born five minutes ago. U sang oko asewo, live in Yankee, were they conscious music? What will u call 2face's for instance,ghetto life, oga u were worse than these guys because u were at that same age. Do good music than insult people. Accept that everything has time.

[@kehinde10100]

Barlin Jay he said everything should be balanced. The time is more than ripe.

[@onahgodwin4878]

Of course the KSAs, Obeys and co are not being contested. He was asked about the they new generation artists

[@kolawolealalade8759]

Eedris sings more trash ,who still listen to Eedris saying his evergreen ...Wizkid still sing meaningful songs

[@shemayegba]

Eeedris is living in a world he has created in his head. You keep saying you made things happen, dude people made things happen for you, it's a normal life cycle.

[@asd_911]

Shem Ayegba He made things happen with those actions. He paid the Price for it but it is also part of the mentality affecting Nigerians. they treat foreigners well to the detriment of their country men. Isn't that what is happening in factories owned by foreigners