VIDEO- Dbanj Sends a Shout out to Don Jazzy in an Interview with 1 on 1 Show + MOET Tripping

somehow Dbanj interviews have become one that is fun to watch as it is packed with both his humour and spontaneous attitude. Obviously in this video, Moet was tripping for Dbanj. check out the video and tell us what you think

Full Video: Dbanj Interview On The Juice

Video: Tonto Dike's Interview on Coolfm

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VIDEO: #Headies2012Live with Sheifunmi, Tosyn Bucknor Chats JJC Skillz

 Tosyn bucknor gets Sheifunmi off the camera to speak to JJC Skillz.

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BBC interviews the fathers of Aluu 4 murder victims

   Listen to the interview HERE

VIDEO: J Martins Interview with GOLDEN ICONS (Talks May D, Mohits Breakup and much more)

The interview below was recorded a few months ago while J Martins was in Dallas. J Martins talks about his thoughts on the Mohits breakup and also his thoughts on new comers in the Nigerian music game like Wizkid, Davido and May D.


*According to Golden Icons, the interview was done before the Square Records and May D breakup.

VIDEO: Shank Breaks Down Beef With Dr Frabz, Storm Records, “Dating” Toolz,

Shank spills out his relationship with popular radio personality Toolz, talks about his beef with Dr frabz and many other revealing issues. y'all need to watch this one and drop your comments...enjoy

VIDEO: Dr SID Interview with Factory78

Sope with Factory78 caught up with DR SID while shooting the visuals for Afefe in the UK.
He also hints that his album should be dropping next year.

Exclusive interview - Olamide Adedeji: My Relationship with Wizkid

Eclectic rapper, Olamide Adedeji’s (23 years old) rating on the Nigerian music radar is flattering. Sequel to his current effort, YBNL, was a chart-bursting debut, RapSoDi. Here is an interview with the young star!
- Before professional music, have you tried something else?
- Yes, the initial dream was being a football superstar. I used to play football a lot back in the school and when I got to secondary school, my attention shifted to basketball. It was all sports then, but I actually gave that up because my passion for music was higher than any other thing I was doing back then.
- It’s been said that you’re no longer with ID Cabasa, the man you praise in most of your raps. How true is this?
- This is very funny. Anthony Nwakala is actually my manager, not that I’m under his label. Coded Tunes is now a record label, but I’m not signed under it, I’m just like their in-house artist, a family member of the house. It’s not actually what people think and Olamide is not signed under any record label right now.
- From ID Cabasa to Tony Payne, and you’ve also left the latter, from what we gathered. What really happened?
- ID Cabasa is my producer and like my dad and godfather in the industry. Tony Payne was just my manager at a time and there was nothing else I had with her.
- After you left Tony Payne, Zara also left and Adol is the only one remaining. Why did you guys leave her?
- Really, I never knew. I only know that life is a change of direction even if you don’t plan it.
- But it was alleged that you used to take exuberance to the stage. In fact, sometimes overstaying your time when you get carried away by the cheers from fans and that Tony Payne could no longer condone that…
- Well, I don’t know anything about that. I just know that life is a change of direction; sometimes you don’t even plan the change.
- You had collaboration with Wizkid. Are you still that bonded? Is he a friend you talk to every passing week?
- We’re still good friends after the song we did together. But honestly speaking, Wizkid and I are not that close; we are just colleagues and we have this professional friendship that goes on. I won’t come here and start flaunting him as my very good friend.
- What’s your motivation for the Azonto effort you made?
- I just wanted to take my rap game to the next level because I don’t want to be like everyday kind of rap artiste. I don’t want to rap and get you bored. I make music that people can grove and flow with. My interest is in making raps that blend well with all genres of music. I know there’s no Nigerian artiste that has done Azonto rap and I dare to be different. I’m looking forward to taking my game higher, like breaking into the international market because I need my music to cross borders. In the nearest future I wish to have my own record label and start helping artistes.
- What kind of childhood did you have?
- Ghetto gangster and rough man; there is nothing rosy about my childhood at all. I grew up in Bariga and so far so good, it’s been rough and tough on the streets. Sometimes, I still want to go back to the hood; I miss that lifestyle. Being away from that ghetto gangster life, somehow, I still miss some stuffs like the foul smell I got here and there from my backyard. You can take a ghetto boy out of the hood but you cannot take the hood out of him. When I’m rapping and speaking good English, I won’t know when I say; ‘gbagbe osi’ and that’s typical me.
- Do you have a romantic relationship?
- I’m actually in one and it’s been on for twelve years now. She’s the main reason I’m here... and her name is music.

Video: Factory78 Interviews D’Banj’s Brother ‘K-Switch’

Factory78tv caught up with shy entertainer K-switch of D’banj records for a quick rundown.K-switch who also doubles as younger brother/hypeman to international Afro-pop star D’banj was at “Crack Ya Ribs” London with Julius Agwu and friends performing his popular single “sister Caro”. He talks about his future plans , giving his brother D’banj a gift of music and what fans should expect from him . Watch the brief chat and live performance featuring D’banj right here on F78tv.

VIDEO: Tiwa Savage Interview with Factory78

Adesope with Factory78 did a brief interview with Ms. Tiwa Savage while she was in the UK recently. Watch and listen to her answers concerning when her album will drop and the road to her current status in the Nigerian music industry.

Listen:Justin Bieber Angrily Cuts Off Interview: Doesn’t Want To Talk About One Direction And His Mum

Oh no! Justin Bieber gets extremely upset after radio DJ compares him to Justin Timberlake and makes a joke about One Direction and Justin’s mother! Things get really tense and he hangs up the phone — listen to the interview!
Justin Bieber did a very strained interview with Detroit’s 106.7 show, “Mojo in the Morning” today and he ended up hanging up the phone on Mojo! Everything went down after questions involving One Direction and Harry Styles.The interview with Justin started out friendly and sweet with the DJ complimenting Justin on his charity work and his new Believe album but things got a bit awkward when Mojo tried to give Justin praise on the song “Boyfriend” by saying “I thought it was Justin Timberlake.” Mojo adds, “I hope you take this as a compliment, I really mean it as that.”

But the Biebs was not pleased. “Man that’s crazy ’cause our voices sound nothing alike. I mean, saying I sound like someone else is not really a compliment.
They continue the conversation, speaking about Mariah Yeater and Justin’s song “Maria” and then Mojo brings up One Direction and Justin’s new friendship with the group. Bieber calls them “good kids” and said “They were in town a while ago and came over and stuff,” although he didn’t seem interested in speaking about it.