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A review of Olamide's "STORY FOR THE gODS"(A must see)

A review of Olamide's "STORY FOR THE gODS"(A must see)

By Blessedgirl in 28 Dec 2014 | 14:30
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I was opportune to read a review on the top 10 worst songs for this year..
A song caught my attention..STORY FOR THE gods

To be honest, out of the 10 songs, "Dorobucci" and "STORY FOR THE gODS"were the only songs I've listened to..
The other songs I've never in my life heard them not even by mistake..

They are
10. Hakuna Mata - Kcee

9. Story for the gods - Olamide

8. In my bed - Wizkid

7. Dorobucci - Mavin All Stars

6. Shoki - Lil Kesh

5. Shake body - Skales

4. Murder - Seyi Shay

3. Shekini - Psquare

2. Ogaranya - Kcee

1. Body - Black Magic

I wasn't surprised when I saw comments from typical Nigerians blasting the guy that reviewed and complied the songs and list...
They all called it party banger ‪#‎ smh‬
The guy made a good point by "saying" that, even Don Jazzy doesn't know what Doro means, reason why he hasn't granted an interview to clear the air(y)
True!!!

I'm concerned about Story for the gods...
This is the lyrics
. Story For The Gods By Olamide

Here is a song I wish would quickly go away. Beautiful rhythm, but this song glorifies rape and abuse of women in all its entirety.
Story for the gods is all about getting loaded with local aphrodisiac(Dongoyaro,Monkey Tail and Claro), then going ahead to having a forceful carnal knowledge of a lady. The phrase "Story for the gods" (means to refuse to listen, deaf ears etc) Let's take a look...
CHORUS:
Mo ti mu dongoyaro, dongoyaro, dongoyaro And monkey tail, monkey tail, monkey tail
Aro bami gbe claro, claro o, claro o(Olamide is saying that he is high on those Aphrodisiac)
I want to do sina today, sina today(sina means fornication)
She said she cannot wait o(the girl wants to go home)
She said its getting late o(it's getting late)
She said she want to faint o
Ah, story for the gods(these last four lines needs no explaining. Olamide refuses to listen to her plea)
Now she saying mo r'ogo(she says she is finished)
O ti kan mi l'apa o(he has broken my arms)
O ti kan mi l'eyin o(he has broken my back)
Story for the gods, the gods o( but Olamide would have none of that!)

VERSE 1:
O my God insanity
See your back calamity
Girl I want to have it(ofcourse you know what he wants to have)
Do I need your permit?(and he is invariably saying that he doesn't need her permission to have it)

So this is the song Nigerians have been dancing and singing to..
May God forgive you all for encouraging rape...
№ wonder I get irked when someone comments "Story for the gods"

Make una no blast me o
28 Dec 2014 | 14:30
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Fools
30 Dec 2014 | 13:48
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Well, they have their reason
31 Dec 2014 | 16:07
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Well, i've never heard the song before.
1 Jan 2015 | 07:03
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Uhmmm... I definitely knw diz songs re nt teaching good tinz... D problem is dat dey have good rythms... Nd most ppl like me find it difficult 2 ignore it all... Infact...only God can save our souls
1 Jan 2015 | 18:04
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Hahahahaaaa, maa hear.. Abeg dat na STORY FOR THE GOD'S jare..
1 Jan 2015 | 20:09
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