Fresh off the glowing reviews of his”Enigma” track produced by G.O.O.D Music’s Don Jazzy and his remix to Tinie Tempah’s “Pass Out”, RUKUS returns to the scene with a new single “For The Losers” a gritty hip-hop/grime track that serves as an instruction manual parody on the quest for the average nerd to get…ummm…laid. As [...]
Here is another hot freestyle from Rukus. He has been true to the game from day one. In the passed he brought you Passed Out Freestyle, African Queen Freestyle, PONPONPON Freestyle, and more recent joint with Titri Lo Kei. Keep a look out for upcoming projects with Rukus.
Check out the song by Rukus featuring Titi Lokei. The song got a dance and you can also learn it. Listen to the song and check out the videos.
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Most of you are familiar with Rukus, he is one of the first Nigerian US based rappers to remix popular songs. According to Rukus, his “Seeme Freestyle” is not dissing MI, but I think it’s a bit confusing. Rukus is lyrical and may be that’s the intension? Listen to the song and let us know [...]
Rukus is back at it again with a new freestyle. For those who don’t know, Rukus is one of the first Nigerian rappers based in the US that set the trends of remixes of songs.
Here is a new song by Rukus ft Soul Brother “Natalie Suliman” The flow is obviously crazy but it is clear that Rukus is not a singer.
New song from Rukus “Ojukokoro” which features Rukus and rapping, Soulbrotha on the hook, and NEA Award Nominated Producer D-Mite OF African Kings on the beat.
In 2005 and 2006, Rukus set the Nigerian community a buzz with the release of “African Queen”. After a hiatus from the music scene he returned again in 2008 on Eldee’s “Big Boy” album. 2010 is here and Rukus has set his sights firmly on the Naija music scene.
Check out two new tracks from Rukus, this is what he had to say about it: This is just what most aspiring rappers feel + my honest, personal struggles getting put to verse over Kanye’s “Say You Will” (or Drake’s “Say What’s Real”).
