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AQ – Wahala Dey

by Dro Ameh on December 1, 2009 – 6:07 pm 7 Comments

AQ

Nigerian rapper AQ, born as Gilbert Ubani, got initiated into the world of hip-hop in secondary school after hearing classic songs from Biggie, Jay-z, and Rakim. He started rapping professionally in 1998. After six years of record label politics and industry antics, he finally decided to grab the bull by the horns and independently recorded and released his debut compilation CD.


2009 is wrapping up and AQ jumps on the beat of arguably the biggest song made in Nigeria in 2009 – P Square’s ‘Danger’. Does he rip it? CheckĀ  for yourself. Also expect his album ‘The past, present and future’ in 2010.

Listen: AQ – Wahala dey

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7 Comments »

  • Isotope says:

    This story doesn’t really expose anything new on dude???!!! I was expecting something off the hinges but hey who am I to complain?? dude is nice but I don’t like the p-square freestyle…it’s just filller…do hiphop songs and stop dilly dalllying man.I know he has super potential with his craft.Final words- Don’t sell your soul

  • Anonymous says:

    q..is hot………period

  • rymeattaq says:

    Q..IS HOT PERIOD

  • Best hidden secret says:

    AQ is the truth..Others just lying

  • bauke says:

    for real i am dutch just got back from 8 weeks niger delta.
    first thing i a did was download tha song
    i am a white man and i just loveit.

    respect

  • phiona says:

    friggin wicked. best use of that riddim. do a feature on this guy please.

  • Mr, Massive says:

    ey man Id love to hear the material . hook me up kink somethin

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