SINZU: COMMENT ON GHETTO'S FREESTYLE

Friday, November 6, 2009

COMMENT ON GHETTO'S FREESTYLE

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its meNovember 6, 2009 at 9:49 AM
uuw...ghetto p goin ham on em. i can hear sauce in the background lol. sinzu
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Crown PrinceNovember 6, 2009 at 1:44 PM
Ghetto P, puttin in work... good freestyle. Is freestyle really free?
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Born Babalola Falemi in Lagos State, Nigeria. Sauce KiD completed high school education in Nigeria after which he moved to the United States. Here, he cultivated the habit of rhyming although it would not show forth until February 2005 when he agreed to start up an independent recording label "Q Beats Entertainment. In december 2005, Sauce KiD headed out to Nigeria with a video for then hit" Omoge wa jo" which featured legendary AfroPop singer "Mike Okri". This video and song gained him recognition within the african music industry when he was nominatedat the Channel O Music video awards in South Africa. Sauce KiD flew out to South Africa to attend the award show. Although he didnt win, due to the fact that there was not enough work to show forth, sauce KiD still shined at the award show, made endless contacts and began to push a serious movement. Since then, Sauce KiD has become a household name in Nigeria. After the release of "Moneylong: The Mixtape Best of both worlds" there wa a change to rap music. The instant hit song "Yebariba Samboribobo" ( a spin off Remy Ma- conceited, produced by Scott Storch) turned into a national anthem and then a street slang which is now commonly used amonsgst nigerians. Sauce KiD is the African Ambassador of Rap Music. His debut album entitled African American waits to be digested by his evergrowing fans who are endlessly demanding to see more of Sauce KiD itsnaija

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Friday, November 6, 2009

COMMENT ON GHETTO'S FREESTYLE

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