@nostalgicsound_ng: #TGIF: Amid the music beef of the late 2000s, Terry G took a swipe at Malam Spicey (@malamspicey ) on “Free M@dn£ss” with the line, “Me I no be Malam Spicey, me I no dey stop for the fourth bar.” The jab was directed at Spicey’s recording approach at the time, referring to his tendency to record in short sections rather than running continuously through a verse. . Malam Spicey responded with “Free Cure (1005 Naira Bling),” turning Terry G’s own “Free M@dn£ss” beat against him. The title itself played on “Free M@dn£ss,” replacing the m@dn£ss with a “cure,” while the ₦1,005 reference became part of Spicey’s mockery of Terry G’s jewellery and image. . It wasn’t the only sh0t Terry G threw in that direction either. He later took another swipe at Spicey on “Free M@dn£ss Pt. 3,” with the “aboki wey get dada” line. . “Free Cure” caught on enough that DJs would sometimes play it immediately after “Free M@dn£ss” in clubs, effectively allowing the original and the reply to follow each other on the dance floor. . . . #MalamSpicey #TerryG #1005NairaBling #NostalgicSound

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