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Female Student Uses Falz as a Case Study for Her School Project... See How the Rapper Responded

Nigerian female tertiary student has conducted a research on popular comic rapper, Falz the Bahd Guy, for her final year school project.
Falz the Bahd Guy
 
Popular Nigerian rapper and comic actor, Folarin Falana, better known by his stage name, Falz, has been used as a case study by a female Nigerian student in her final year school project.
 
The rapper who began his career while in secondary school after forming a group called 'The School Boys', took to his Instagram page and posted a screenshot of the front cover of the project, and captioned it: "Somebothy find deez babe for me plix."
 
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I was Scared of Living in My Father's Shadow - Comic Rapper, Falz Opens Up

Popular Jenifa's Diary actor and rapper, Falz the Bahd Guy, has opened up that while growing up, he once harboured fears of dwelling in his lawyer father's shadow.
Folarin Falana
 
While speaking to contestants in the ongoing MTN Project Fame competition, multi-award winning Nigerian rapper and comic actor, Folarin Falana, popularly known as Falz the Bahd Guy, revealed that he once harboured fears of dwelling in his father’s shadow.
 
According TheCable Lifestyle who monitored the programme, the 26-year-old Jenifa’s Diary actor, who is the son of Nigerian human rights activist and senior advocate, Femi Falana, said; 

“The fear I had about coming into the limelight was that I would always be in my father’s shadow because he was out there already as a renowned activist and lawyer.

“Being an upcoming artist, headlines, newspapers, magazine and online publications tagged me as Femi Falana’s son and I would say
 
“Hello, is that my stage name?

“My fear was that how long is this going to last? How long will people continue to refer to me as his son. But after so much effort and hard work, I arrived at a place where they now refer to my dad as Falz’s dad,” the rapper said.
 
Femi Falana SAN (left) and his famous son, Falz (right)
 
The lawyer-turned-rapper also revealed that he accidentally discovered that his faux Yoruba accent could be popular among fans.
 
“I think I will say that I stumbled on it because initially, it was always the music. In early 2014, I was away on holiday with the family and I decided to make a short clip. I just decided to be stupid and the views I got were ridiculous.

“I was surprised because I was just enjoying myself and from that point, I picked out what it was about me, what it was that made me stand out and it was because I tried to be original,” Falz said.
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Falz, Adekunle Gold, YCEE Not My Lovers –Simi


Talented Singer Simi since her emergence in the music industry has been linked to quiet a handful of guys, especially those in the entertainment industry.

From Adekunle Gold to Falz and to the latest, Ycee, she has their best to convince the public that they are “just friends”. 

But Simi didn’t seem to help matters when she posted online recently that she was in a “loving relationship” with rap artiste, YCEE.

While speaking to Saturday Beats on that, Simi claimed she was just “goofing around”.

Simi said, “There is no love triangle between Falz, Adekunle Gold and me. They are both great artistes that I work with and I enjoy working with them, that’s it. My account was not hacked when I tweeted that I was in a loving relationship with YCEE. People believe anything these days. We were obviously goofing around but some people saw it and believed. At the end of the day, I don’t think it is necessary to pay too much attention to it.

“Anybody that really paid attention to it would see that we were just playing around. I know some people took it seriously but it was a joke. I am a very playful person and I am always goofing around but I feel that some things I say are always taken too seriously then eventually, it is taken as news.

She further disclosed that she was in a relationship, saying, “There is a love interest in my life but I cannot say if he is an entertainer or not because I don’t like to talk about my private life. Why I shroud my personal life is because everything goes into the limelight, even things that are supposed to be kept private. I feel that people should protect the things they want to keep private. Everybody have things they go through daily but you do not need strangers to intrude in your privacy. As much as possible, keep what you can keep away from the limelight. My lover and I met before fame came my way and he is actually the best. I think he is one of the most mature people I have met. He is very understanding and he supports me. He pushes me to be the best I can be. When the time for marriage comes, you would get an invitation.”

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How I Got My Funny Accent - Comic Rapper, Falz Opens Up on His Signature Pidgin English

Popular rapper cum comedian, Falz, who got more fans than foes when he came into the entertainment industry with his unique funny accent, has revealed how he got his funny accent.
Falz the Bahd Guy
 
In a recent interview with Punch Newspaper, Nigerian rapper and comic actor, Folarin Falana, popularly known as Falz the Bahd Guy, has revealed what made him to have such funny accent from widely known pidgin english.

"Ever since I was in secondary school, I have had this fake accent. I started with making fun of people and my siblings but as soon as I got into the university, I began to focus on my music and I decided to apply the brand in my music. After university, the brand began to grow bigger so I decided to branch out and I began to do short and funny videos. Now it puts food on my table," he said.
 
The trained lawyer and son of Femi Falana, a Lagos human rights activist, Falz said that he had practised his law profession and even represented some clients in court before delving into music.
 
"I actively practised for about two years after I was called to the bar in 2012. I was always going to court. It was not easy keeping my alter ego in check but I had to. I had to restrain myself from not being funny. Those that surrounded me at the time knew as well that I was trying my best to be ‘sane’ because it would have been catastrophic if I had allowed my alter ego to take over. I had to control everything from within," he said.
 
Falz also revealed that he doesn’t see himself taking over his father’s popular law chambers. "I cannot take over my father’s law chambers because it is a law firm and not a family business. There are so many lawyers there that are capable of continuing the legacy; so it is not something that I necessarily have to do," he said.
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