Falz's refrain "This is Nigeria/see how I'm living now" begins as angry and ends as a lament. At the end, Falz does not tell us what to do about the unholy mess he has showed us. If art holds up mirrors to society that artist themselves are a part of, then it may be time to acknowledge their rightful place as bewildered witnesses, just like the rest of us, writes Saratu Abiola for The Guardian.
Nigerian rapper, FalzTheBahdGuy released a track titled This Is Nigeria after Donald Glover's This is America. For the first time since Fela, Idris Abdulkareem and Tuface's arrest… Read more »
He is from an influential family of learned lawyers. A lawyer also who preferred his passion for music what he studied in school. Folarin Falana better known by his stage "Falz The… Read more »
Giving it some thought, Glover having created something that Falz found resonant enough to build on is not surprising. The most obvious similarity is that both artists have an… Read more »
American hip-hop superstar, Sean Combs, alias P Diddy, has hailed Nigerian rapper, Folarin 'Falz' Falana, for his new video, 'This is Nigeria'. Read more »
Nigerian rapper, actor, and songwriter, Folarin Falana popularly known as Falz is set to release his debut cinematic production Falz Experience: The Movie to the delight of his… Read more »
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