Author Topic: WHAT ARE YOUR FAVOURITE DISSTRACKS IN THE GENRE? HERE’S MINE  (Read 13193 times)

Mfumu Vata #15 on: November 01, 2020, 19:36

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I don’t know that the problem was. But they apparently never talked again since this song. I always thought that it was Maman Ruffa na London, but it’s the one who lives in Belgium.

Paysan Congolais #16 on: November 01, 2020, 19:42

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I forgot about le Grand Ninja.

Honorable mentions for this two disstracks:





Yaya was a tribute-song for Franco Luambo Makiadi. Bonheur Plus was just a song to say that he was doing well, after many rumors that he would die, because he seriously sick before the recordings of Bonheur.

I think you're right about Bonheur Plus. However, Yaya is more of a diss than a tribute song. By talking to Franco, he's attacking Simaro/Bana OK.

Mfumu Vata #17 on: November 01, 2020, 19:46

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How could forget Marie Paul “le Roi Soleil” ?



Against Werrason, after their fallout (he used to support him after the split).



This one who’s after 10 years still unreleased

Manzambi94 #18 on: November 01, 2020, 19:57

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At the top of my head it’s these two. Both Disstracks towards Papa Wemba, but what are your favourites? If anything make a top 5 of possible.

The best Chorus and also amazing sebene just good song overall

I love this chorus too and I love Babia and Mustapha’s vocals.



Andras was a diss song? Man that sing was so beautiful I never expected to be a diss song

Paysan Congolais #19 on: November 01, 2020, 20:02

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Dr Nico’s reaction against Tabu Ley, after calling him disrespecting him in Likala Moto. Dr Nico reacting by saying that they know their witchdoctor and that Tabu Ley will never be better than him.



The title is in reality Palmares, it got released after Olympia.Tabu Ley disrespecting and dissing his mentor Grand Kalle Jeff, by saying that he’s finished. He made this song because he didn’t like the way Grand Kalle critized his show at Olympia.



Koffi Olomidé dissing Fally Ipupa, singing that he paid his schoolfees, but Fally changing his parents when graduating (refering to the way David Monsoh and Maïka Munan became his new mentors).



Koffi Olomidé attacking Fally very hard and even threatening him with the death



Nouvelle Generation dissing Papa Wemba, and singing at a point that Michael Jackson and Johnny Hallyday are better than him



One of the reasons why Koffi Olomidé recorded Andrada. Papa Wemba recording this song because of the way Koffi started to talk bad about him behind the scenes, ignoring him in interviews, etc.



Madilu attacking Lita Bembo for the way he snichted him to Franco and spread in Belgium, that he was the one who said that Franco had AIDS and that he was about to die.



Others said that Lutumba reacted against Madilu’s multiple shots in songs and the song l’Eau, other say that it was made against Carlyto Lassa who became a brother in Christ and iniated him, others say that it was made against Decca Mpudi and co who left.



Decca Mpudi and co dissing Lutumba Simaro after their departure.



Against Werrason


This was also seen as a diss towards Werrason, Serge Mabiala’s vocal was a hard attack.



This song was along with Malanda Ngombe a reaction to Papa Wemba. Here Koffi sings that Wemba has to stop with lying that he made him. Babia even going far with vocal that Papa Wemba forgot the amount of kids he has.



Wazekwa dissing Koffi Olomidé, after being dissapointed that Koffi said that he didn’t know Wazekwa.



This song was seen as a diss to Koffi, because he sung at a point that he brags about having studied, but that they have never seen his diploma’s and asking how times they will call him brother in law (for the way used to marry often, he dated journalist  Judith “Magic” Wawina & Helene Kalema).



Le Karmapa Bitu Djeni dissing Koffi Olomidé



Koffi dissing Aristote and Minou’s grandpa



Koffi dissing his own sister

Damn, Koffi a savage! He dissed his own sister? What she do? Lol

I don't know what she really did but in that song Koffi was attacking her saying she's an easy woman.

As Mfumu said her and Koffi did not talk to each other for a long time. I don't know if they patch things up, but it will be surprising if they did.

I know that back then, in the early 90's, she was accusing Koffi of using witchcraft to kill her unborn children.

Beside the drama, it's very beautiful song with good moral teaching. Ironic coming from Koffi.

Also ironic it's that in the same album you have a very beautiful song (Evangile) dedicated to Koffi's late brother (Didi) after he passed.
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Mfumu Vata #20 on: November 01, 2020, 20:45

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The same album has Noblesse Oblige, according to radio-troittor it was a diss-song against Nyoka Longo and on the same time a revenge-song towards people who accuse him for being a witch, doing nkisi and scamming people. Back in the days alot musicians passed away in a short in Zaiko and people started to claim that it was because of Nyoka Longo sacrifing them and people for a long time fearing Zaiko.



But you have also other who claim that it was not destined to Nyoka Longo.

The album has also a song called Miss des Miss dedicated to Aliane, who he met after 40 days mouring his late brother Didi. The funny part is that a big part of the song was written by Felix Nlandu Wazekwa

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mrvibes #21 on: November 01, 2020, 21:32

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The same album has Noblesse Oblige, according to radio-troittor it was a diss-song against Nyoka Longo and on the same time a revenge-song towards people who accuse him for being a witch, doing nkisi and scamming people. Back in the days alot musicians passed away in a short in Zaiko and people started to claim that it was because of Nyoka Longo sacrifing them and people for a long time fearing Zaiko.



But you have also other who claim that it was not destined to Nyoka Longo.

The album has also a song called Miss des Miss dedicated to Aliane, who he met after 40 days mouring his late brother Didi. The funny part is that a big part of the song was written by Felix Nlandu Wazekwa


  so .how many songs did ya landu wazekwa co write in that album . i taught  the only song he participated in was noblesse oblige .

Mfumu Vata #22 on: November 01, 2020, 21:55

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something like 4/5 songs. Song like Papa Plus, Doless (Herode Mandiangu gave it to Koffi Olomide, as gift in order that he would participate in his album in future, Koffi not knowing that Wazekwa gave it to Herode for his album) and Kramogo. The difference with other artists is that Koffi always add his part in those songs and mix them. He did the same things with the few songs Wazekwa gave to him in Koweit Rive Gauche. In Desespoir, the first part is of Wazekwa, but the second part a remix of an old song from 1982 called Mille Soucis, in the same album he gave songs like Porte Monnaie, Koweit Rive Gauche and Papa Bonheur. But he didn't receive a shout-out, Koffi just wrote his name in the booklet along side Manu Lima, Rigo Star, Do Akongo and Clovis K. to thank them. Wazekwa wanted to brag about giving songs to Koffi to his friends and relatives, but most Congolese people don't buy cd's. That's why in Noblesse Oblige he went to insist to Koffi to give him a shout-out and Koffi mentioning his name twice in the seben-part of Papa Plus.

archos #23 on: November 01, 2020, 22:03

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koffi and wazekwa worked directly and undirectly on three different albums and like mfumu says koffi being a writer himself likes to have his own touch and sometimes can take away a part of your text and put it in a song years after ,onlyusing  a part of your song or he can take your songs like it is and re phrase words 
on a funny note that technique also helps him in case of writers complaining he'd be like " vraiment veut dire est ce que eza maloba moko quoi bino moko bo comparer"

Paysan Congolais #24 on: November 01, 2020, 22:16

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something like 4/5 songs. Song like Papa Plus, Doless (Herode Mandiangu gave it to Koffi Olomide, as gift in order that he would participate in his album in future, Koffi not knowing that Wazekwa gave it to Herode for his album) and Kramogo. The difference with other artists is that Koffi always add his part in those songs and mix them. He did the same things with the few songs Wazekwa gave to him in Koweit Rive Gauche. In Desespoir, the first part is of Wazekwa, but the second part a remix of an old song from 1982 called Mille Soucis, in the same album he gave songs like Porte Monnaie, Koweit Rive Gauche and Papa Bonheur. But he didn't receive a shout-out, Koffi just wrote his name in the booklet along side Manu Lima, Rigo Star, Do Akongo and Clovis K. to thank them. Wazekwa wanted to brag about giving songs to Koffi to his friends and relatives, but most Congolese people don't buy cd's. That's why in Noblesse Oblige he went to insist to Koffi to give him a shout-out and Koffi mentioning his name twice in the seben-part of Papa Plus.

Wow. So Doless was written by Wazekwa? That's crazy. Like everybody, I always thought it came from Duc Herode.

Mfumu Vata #25 on: November 01, 2020, 22:48

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I will never forget the angry call Wazekwa received from Koffi. "Aah, obebisi ba nzembo. Vieux wana abebisi ba nzembo. Mutu wana aza na mongongo te, nga mutu crakisaka ba momie. Omoni te que Reference ebeba, hein, Omoni te ndenge 10eme Commandement ebeba". hahahahaha



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Drumstar98 #26 on: November 02, 2020, 00:59

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Monsieur Raison is the reaction to Loufouloukari


And Mbuta Mutu is another attack song towards Evoloko.
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Mfumu Vata #27 on: November 02, 2020, 01:29

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Monsieur Raison is the reaction to Loufouloukari


And Mbuta Mutu is another attack song towards Evoloko.




You got also this one from Evoloko against Zaïko  and in the second part (from 3:19 to 5:37 min) he’s singing about his though time in Isifi when DV Muanda used to attack him “batia nga esprit ya ngulu na nzoto, batia nga esprit ya ngando po naliaka bana eeh, batia mpese na cerveau pona koma kizengi eeh, batia nzinzi na litoyi pona yokaka te,  bakanga nga na mpungu ya Bazombo po nalalaka jamais ooh”
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Drumstar98 #28 on: November 02, 2020, 01:38

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Ah yes, I forgot about the song Moyeke that's when Bozi Boziana, Ben Nyamabo, Roxy and Esperant left.

It was really harsh Evoloko telling the sound engineer to turn off Ben Nyamabo's microphone despite Ben giving Langa Langa Stars gifts.
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Mfumu Vata #29 on: November 02, 2020, 01:58

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I don’t remember who said it, but Bozi Boziana or Djuna Djanana said that it wasn’t Evoloko like everybody thought but Verckys’s order to put Ben Nyamabo’s mic on off.