MTV Staying Alive Ignite’s Drama, Shuga. Set in Nairobi, Kenya, Shuga aims at igniting a change in sexual behavior amongst young people, turning previously held norms on their head.

In this episode the fast boys get caught slipping, while Ayira thinks she is playing Felix, meanwhile everything becomes clear with why Virginia has been acting distant. It all goes pear shaped for the fast boys, as Leo Kenneth and Skola wake up regretting the night before, sweating over some bad news. Meanwhile Ayira thinks she is playing new squeeze Felix, but is she the one in control? Or does he have much more to gain from her than she does him? And what about the implications with long term man Ty? We find out the reason behind Virginia’s erratic behavior, she’s been hiding something from Leo.

“Young,Gifted and Black”,It’s always a good thing when African’s work together.Big up to channel O,I support anything that helps and makes Africa eat,and..is it me but after watching the Emcee Africa clips..Lyrically Africa’s hip hop might give western hip hop a run for it’s money.Respect to this collabo though! Nazizi (Kenya), Naeto C (Nigeria), HHP ,Proverb (South Africa), Zeus , Cybil Nite (Botswana)…RESPECT THE SOUTH People!! Definately BLACK MEDLEY CERTIFIED,The song ,the video tell it all.Support your artists and check out the links below of various websites and some more clips from channel O.
Emcee Africa Clips
Nazizi myspace page
Naeto C myspace support page
HHP and Tha Band myspace page
Zeus myspace page(watch this boy!!)

Listen! Silence (Shh!!) is the best answer, not violence
That’s why I bring war on the violins”- M.I

One of  Nairalands best lyricist,and honestly (this is my personal opinion) one of Africa’s best. …although, I do have a problem with content in the song.  He’s just rumbling, the beat and his delivery..not to mention the word play are the true essence of hip hop, even better than 80% of the western artists now but I didn’t really dig the message. (I’m sending out a P.S.A to all our hip hop artists in Africa…hip hop in America has had both a positive and negative effect to the youth,  the scale might not be balanced when you look at it from different views but never the less it proves that you-the artist is and will always be a role model to our future in Africa. So let’s try to educate, while we entertain…that’s all i’m saying). Like I said its just my opinion and all in all it’s a great song, the graphics in the video are amazing and keep looking out for this cat Mister Incredible ‘out of Naija’.  BlackMedley Certified!!