TemplarLandry:
Thanks to technology, nowadays, getting lyrics to your favorite songs is easy peasy. Music streaming apps simply fetch the lyrics for you. Youngins of nowadays won't understand the struggle back in the days, or should I say they're lucky?😊

Every music lover like me back in the days used to buy lyrics books. This was the era when HINTS magazine was in vogue. My love for good music is huge, I guess that's why I'm now a songs transcriber on genius.com

kestolove95:
Those days them no dey fit see bone thugs ND twister lyrics for this book oo..

Oizee:
I remember it like yesterday, the price was 100bucks. The day my mama found one in my school bag, the beating no be here, "she said u can't buy novels but instead u saved Ur pocket money to purchase what will destroy Ur life" I wonder how lyrics can destroy life sef

kestolove95:
Those days them no dey fit see bone thugs ND twister lyrics for this book oo..

Oizee:
in our own house, my elderly ones always hide thrills and boom, but they didn't know that we used to find it

bluefilm:
That's how we memorized rap lines before the advent of the internet when I then switched to a-z lyrics.

Rayban25:


Those days were fun oo...omo that time if they take light with blue film inside the DVD player either you pray for them to bring light or you use knife to bring it out if you're skilled

Oizee:
I remember it like yesterday, the price was 100bucks. The day my mama found one in my school bag, the beating no be here, "she said u can't buy novels but instead u saved Ur pocket money to purchase what will destroy Ur life" I wonder how lyrics can destroy life sef

TyroneP:
I remember vividly. My favourite songs way back then we're
Dilemma- Nelly ft. Kelly Rowland
Ride with Me- Nelly
Many Men- 50 Cent
And all Ja Rule's collections.

OkikiOluwa1:
Nostalgic. This thing started reigning around 1998-2003 era

Rayban25:


Those days were fun oo...omo that time if they take light with blue film inside the DVD player either you pray for them to bring light or you use knife to bring it out if you're skilled

tonididdy:
Sadly Nigerians are not collectors otherwise you’ve struck a gold mine

crackhouse:
Those days for secondary school when I dey these books dey learn 2pac and biggie songs with the help of my small batteries cassette radio. If the battery die I go comot am put am for sun for some hours then put it back again. Na so I go dey stop and rewind cassette because I want catch up with the lyrics for book. Tutor batteries dey last pass then but na tiger batteries dey recharge for sun. Chai!

Draslo:

Thanks for reminding me how old I'm becoming

Dmeji4444:
Sisqo that year

Freethinker87:


I can't believe i sang Olufunmi by Style-Plus to my crush that year. Kai... Freethinker, you too mumu.

Seems like Style-Plus album was the go-to place for simp anthem.

MichaelSokoto:
If u ever saw Eedris Abdulkareem lyrics 4 dat book, mek I bend!

delpee:


Mills and boom I think.

prciouschika:
Memories 💜 back in the days.... this just reminded me that I'm still single 🤷

limcar:
which class were you fúck for the first time?

emmancipated:
I remember back in the days, I used to buy these books. As I dey buy, my mama dey seize am. The good thing be say, before she go seize one, I go don sabi most of the lyrics there, so e no dey too pain me and then, I'll go get another one.

Pacyrus:
This got me thinking about Bone Thugs and Harmony. Are they still together?

Kennyquestt:
The books shown here are even new skool books.
The very first sets of the lyrics books were published by Ayo Animashaun of Hip-hop world.
Those ones were hand written with pen.
Popular songs in the books were Boyz 2 men-End of the road.
Snow-Informer. And so on.

bluefilm:

I understand the question.

limcar:
when did you start fúcking?

Bjteensdes24:
Omo, dem style plus ‘Iya Basira’ and 2face time. Then, there was good lyrical music unlike now how time flies