#HNNMusic: #DecemberFool>> Why Nigerians are saying I'm on @Beyonce's album track FLAWLESS

Chimamanda Adichie 

First of, my voice is insured for $5million and not $1 million and there is a reason. I am not a singer officially but I can sing and rap. My voice is for radio audio and voice overs.

December Fool Joke

Some people are buzzing in Nigeria saying they heard me on Beyonce's album Flawless. Why?? Go to my Reverbnation.com/HipHossip account and hear my voice first. It's the same as Chima Adichie so I played the December Fool thing.

I once met Chima years ago while I was visiting my old school The Philadelphia College of Pharmacy in West Philly and stopped by to see my brother who was at Drexel University where I had to attend a media related event. She may not remember but her voice actually sounds like mine.

Chima is a young Nigerian writer. She has been called "the most prominent" of a "procession of critically acclaimed young anglophone authors is succeeding in attracting a new generation of readers to African literature" I see a Nobel Prize for literature coming her way some day.

On the track Flawless, Beyonce who is a modern day Feminist told the UK Mirror said, 

“I was going through videos on femininity on Youtube, when I came across this video of this incredible Nigerian author, Chimamanda Adichie. Everything she said is exactly how I feel. My message in this album was finding the beauty in imperfection, I had this image of this trophy and me accepting these awards and kind of training myself to be a champion and at the end of the day when you go through all of these things, is it worth it? I mean, you get this trophy and you’re like, ‘I basically starved, I have neglected all the people that I love, I’ve conformed to what everybody else thinks I should be and I have this trophy. What does that mean?"

Bottom line is another Nigerian connection to Bey's music heritage. Remember she said "4" was inspired by Fela now Flawless inspired by Chima.