Author Topic: Still My Favorite Diss Song  (Read 3153 times)

Matebu on: December 12, 2015, 16:41

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Malanda Ngombe; made explicitly for Ekumani at the height of their rivalry. Nevertheless, it has great general meaning about jealousy/greed and is incredibly well excited. This is also one of the first featurings of Koffi's young 2éme gen. of QL, most of whom would become stars in the years following.



Mawa trahison na yo po ozanga lupenmba
Mawa jalousie na yo po o nzagua mabé
Pitié chamazoulou po azanga reference
Oko nga jamais po motéma na yo mabé
Na ouenzé ozalaki na méssa kassi souvien toi zoulou
Marchandise ezala ki ya nga otékaki ozua ki interet ébélé
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archos #1 on: December 12, 2015, 17:42

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 lol the era of massive mbuakelas...i am certain most of the guys who were in those groups now regret what they were told to sing or do by the bosses
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Matebu #2 on: December 12, 2015, 17:49

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lol the era of massive mbuakelas...most of the guys who were in those groups now regret what they were told to sing or do by the bosses

 ;D Haha yes, things were especially bad/silly during the BCBG/QL conflict. Most former members on both sides would cringe watching the insult interviews and interviews where they praised leaders.