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by **Stan collin** » Thu, 26 Feb 1998 04:00:00

Quote:

> I I am am JJ Okocha!

> Looks like nigerian players have become rap musicians starting
> with Okocha in '94, and now Amokachi has come up with a rap CD for '98.
> Why dont nigerians stick to soccer or juju music,
> and leave the rapping to their american brothers :-)

He'll probably win a Grammy. God knows Wyclef Jean can't buy one. . . .

--
Stan "the full of shite man" collins (Thanks to Colin Morris)

Whoever comes to me and does not hate father and mother, wife and children,
brothers and sisters, yes, and even life itself, cannot be my disciple.
Luke 14:26

If my answers frighten you Vincent, then you should cease asking scary
questions.
--Jules Winnfield, "Pulp Fiction"

by **Hamid Dastk** » Fri, 27 Feb 1998 04:00:00

I I am am JJ Okocha!

Looks like nigerian players have become rap musicians starting
with Okocha in '94, and now Amokachi has come up with a rap CD for '98.
Why dont nigerians stick to soccer or juju music,
and leave the rapping to their american brothers :-)

--

I am the king of rap, take me higher!

by **Boz Sabet** » Fri, 27 Feb 1998 04:00:00

Quote:

> > Looks like nigerian players have become rap musicians starting
> > with Okocha in '94, and now Amokachi has come up with a rap CD for '98.
> > Why dont nigerians stick to soccer or juju music,
> > and leave the rapping to their american brothers :-)

> He'll probably win a Grammy. God knows Wyclef Jean can't buy one. . . .

Interesting that Wyclef should come up in this thread; he's a huge soccer
fan, and rumor has it he might be working with some reggae artists like
Beanie Man and Ziggy Marley -- we know the soccer background in the
latter's life, of course -- for a France '98 EP.

Lo and behold, Wyclef was found at a Fugees show a while back in
Chicago wearing a NIKE Nigeria jersey. Didn't see JJ Okacha's number on
it, though.