They need to stop that red & blue flag stuff … this gang banging life style ain’t as glamorous as they make it seem America is a very dangerous place 💯 ua-cam.com/video/mYoWSeflAYk/v-deo.html
It’s awesome that they have their entire community support them and don’t seem jealous of anyone else’s success. They also seem to help out their community.
With all the harsh negativity that surrounds drillers from Chicago, Sydney, London and Paris, it’s nice to see some guys bringing some direct positivity and good vibes to their communities with their success. Big shoutout to these guys and hope they prosper
@@KwekuLee so is the content of drill music in Africa more on the socio political conscious side of things or a little bit. Our drill, trap music in America is more on the just straight up self destructive vibration unfortunately.
@@luckyluciano1084 colored bandanas are what they are until someone else puts value on it thats why its so dangerous in certain area and meaningless in others
You know what I have got ALOT of respect for this kid! STILL GOES TO SCHOOL, STILL TAKES CARE OF HIS MOM, not many people his generation can say the same nowadays anywhere! Hope he gets him and his family everything they ever need 🙏🏻
Keep him out of the streets but anybody this represent drill music or Gangsta life will end up getting drilled or paying the price just because everybody want to put on a fake life and a persona because that's what the music industry paid for. Really to be honest I love rap but we are a destruction to our own Society we don't really speak on the truth who we are and what's going on in our society we speak and rap on devilish things and the rap industry love it what I can really say these guys are slick hired assassins to their communities because more songs about killing that they drop the more of the minds of the young people want a drill and kill so therefore the elites going to have to poison you through food giving you the covid shots or whatever else they just pay one individual in your community that tricks your mind to kill each other
@@1983bigfrank was with you until covid shot, several countries already have vaccine mandates. why not do what they "are going to do" when you get shots to go to school?
Oh my goodness... this is an extremely intriguing documentary. Seeing how genuine and driven these young men are at their craft is absolutely beautiful. Mad respect to all of them.. The music they make is awesome!🔥 I am definitely going to check out more of their songs.
Love how they really have genuine support from their communities and how they're still focused on education and helping those around them, really enjoyed seeing that. Nice work Chuckie 💛
@@pinnedfarminginafrica-ghan3460 yeah but life with simmie uninformed thot ass loves how these rappers are “still focused on education and helping those around them”. She even has over 50 likes, I could have sworn that would be correct?! 🤔
This video is all positive vibes... I really love what's building up in this awesome community!! I pray they big up like the Chiraq drill scene but without the violence!
13:05 that’s an iconic picture right there . The youth and the chief , the young and old , music and culture . Nothing can beat this positive vibe .🔥🔥🔥🔥
@@fvcknell6987 Did I say a place or did I say a person? The artist said himself that he was inspired by Pop Smoke. Whatever the origins of Pop Smoke's style was not included in my remarks because I was commenting on the legacy of Pop Smoke and his posthumous influence. Go be a typing savage elsewhere.
Love the young man who is surrounded us his elders! I wish something more powerful than Drill rap was connecting our youth internationally and providing a means to get out of poverty but I’m happy the other young man that is the Ghanaian with drill rap top hit is also able to feee his family a bit better
The drill community can learn a thing or two from the Ghanian rappers..They have nothing but love for each other. That's how it should be. Lots of respect and love(from Kenya)
@@stacycarlton2056 exactly, if it's not about dead opp and gang banging it's not drill, simple. Ghana is a beautiful country n now we got these cardboard gangsters forcing it.
That moment with the cheif was hard. Dope scenes. Was expecting the Asakaa boys in this documentary. They're part of the movement. One of the pioneers.
@@DirtyEdon the sound isn't garbage it's the gang culture that is garbage. I love all types of hip hop....and other music as well. Maybe you should give it a try....if a 45 year old can adjust to it you can as well.
VernDogg Millionaire it’s still dope asf tho I see what your saying it is still such a vibe they are definitely tapped in and giving respect to there culture I like that they are staying close to there culture even tho they are getting famous he is still in his slums with his people
@@bighoodrichizz1475 That's absolutely right my man thanks for sharing, It's really cool to see especially with their limited resources.. Its just proof that all these connections and equipment and clout is useless these days, and pure raw music will always be made if it's coming from Truth, KuAmerica! aha
VernDogg Millionaire facts but that’s where it all starts with the music before clout comes u gotta grind and these guys putting there city on the map that’s big for being where they are from
love this documentary & shout out to y’all shining light on their positivity not any negativity that most drill inspired artists portray. i just looked into some of their music outside of this & coming back here to write my comment to thank y’all for this. i absolutely love this!
The best of luck to these lads, it’s been God knows how many years we’ve been consistent trying to break through and these young lads made us proud. Happy to be a Kumerican
@@ramonejones6749 no, New York copied uk drill, the beats between Chicago and New York are so fuckin different. New York rappers literally took uk drill beats and made their own music with it. both uk and New York were cool wit it, and that’s why you don’t see nobody callin out each other from both sides. Yall Chicago niggas got your own thing going on, stay in yall lane
I’m probably the only person who cried to this multiple times. Pop smoke was my favorite rapper and his death really effected me. I’m just glad to see he actually inspired others and has the whole Ghana Woo-Walking. These guys just want to make a way
@@allensolano what are you talking about. Music absolutely can have a negative impact on society. You can barely write a proper sentence, so nobody expects you to know anything about this subject, but you're going on as if you know all the facts. Someone that write like you gives this music a bad name
sorry brother they arent us and we arent them . they have nothing in common with us and have never been up to the black american standard thats why they copy us, and black americans arent african, you can see that culturally and phenotypically. see my channel and see truth history well documented .lol
Having worked as a school teacher in Tanzania, and worked with the Maasai people there to teach them English as well I'll just add this - no other continent has a youth that values their education as much as Africa. Kids walking 4-5 km to school every morning, kid's parents working 16 hour days to support their children's education, school being from 6am to 16pm every day. As soon as Africa gets over the issues Europe and the middle East put them through they are going to blast right past us in innovation and work ethic.
Please make an episode with the drillers from Brazil. The scene of drill music is getting bigger and there are great artists here such as Kyan, Leall, Big Bllakk, etc. We have a lot to talk about with our own stories and narratives to add to the culture.
Dope seeing dudes like Skepta reach out and connect. Wish Americans did the same thing. African music world wide is full of innovaters and trendsetters, we need more collabs
The whole world is obese over black Americans!! Which is understandable because every body copies off our culture 24/7! Like why TF are they naming places in Ghana after majority black American states/cities in my country of USA
@@glvbukz897 definitely black american culture. Drill artist from chicago followed artists from Atlanta like waka flocka, gucci mane and pastor troy. For example: youtube waka flocka "gun sounds" and tell me that isn't the beginning of drill music. Its black American culture, we feed off of each other as a tribal community ❤
Respect for these guys as I like the fact that they don’t let go of their education for the search of fame!!! Plus the music is 🔥🔥🔥… glad I came across this video so now I’m going to put them in my playlist….
the coolest thing is that a lot of the little kids in this video that are growing up around this are gonna be inspired to change the game the same way yaw tog did
Personally i love to see African Americans and Africans embracing eachothers cultures🔥 our DNA traces back to West and Central Africa so its only right💪🏾 🇬🇭🇺🇸
I do to but the culture of being the shooter and having street cred and clout is not what we need to embrace. We got enough problems to deal with as a people to keep losing our youngsters to this.
u should not be complementing on gang they literally kill people and sell drugs its not cool i grew up in Boston dorchester a lot of drugs and gun violence.
@@kazmcfly726 Say that again for the people in the back of the room. We promote and glorify this type of stupid bullshit but want to blame the police and racism for why we’re in and out of the judicial system.
@@kazmcfly726 I agree and I don’t glorify gang culture not one bit, i just simply love seeing black people embracing eachother. Hopefully our Ghanian brothers can keep it strictly in the musical arts realm, and leave the violent part out.
Tiger nut ginger, the alcohol. That's the Adonko. Love for #ghana Love for #kumerica. Kweku Flick. This dude has shown respect to the community, king of the town, granny and family members. This dude gets positive vibes
@@lionbear3515 that’s stupid. Drill can evolve beyond the glorification of a wasteful and dangerous gang life. This ain’t Chicago, New York or, Paris or London drill bruh
They know what real violence and poverty is...thats how they stay away from it, they want to escape. And I hope God gives them everything they deserve. Hopefully they stay humble and real, and get rich and provide well for their families.
Exactly. Born and bred, still living in Ghana. I’m not a street boy though. However, through senior high and uni, I met a lotta those so-called street boys. The ones who make it to uni, usually have been thru the grind so they know what real hunger and poverty is like. A street boy from Ghana or Nigeria who makes to Uni deserves some accolades, really.
I want these young people to recognise that their own culture is valuable. Embrace your own culture and work to improve it. Do not imitate America, do not rename your streets. Embrace your own street names.
Just so you can see, rappers and musicians here are students and that know school is always first,we don't like violence in Ghana,is just music and vibes,this is Ghana🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🎉🎊
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They need to stop that red & blue flag stuff … this gang banging life style ain’t as glamorous as they make it seem America is a very dangerous place 💯
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@@mansamusa9922 it's just fashion chill
The devils music made it Ghana! I hope they use it bang on the their government, and not each other like the stupid ninjas do in America.
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It’s awesome that they have their entire community support them and don’t seem jealous of anyone else’s success. They also seem to help out their community.
Am in ghana. Please help me get a job. Thank you.
@@pinnedfarminginafrica-ghan3460 😂😂😂
@@pinnedfarminginafrica-ghan3460 😂😂😂
@@KalambaMusic ikr “getdemoneyyyy”
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With all the harsh negativity that surrounds drillers from Chicago, Sydney, London and Paris, it’s nice to see some guys bringing some direct positivity and good vibes to their communities with their success. Big shoutout to these guys and hope they prosper
Facts💯
Is their content the same as American & uk drill music?
Am in ghana, Please help me get a job. Thank you.
@@themayne6303 Nah not the same
@@KwekuLee so is the content of drill music in Africa more on the socio political conscious side of things or a little bit. Our drill, trap music in America is more on the just straight up self destructive vibration unfortunately.
ngl I cried when he asked his mom ab her son & she responded 'I feel so happy' the pride & genuine happiness in her face was overwhelming
i feel like he might die blue rag hanging and red drip like bruh
@@t.t.m3042 why do u wish death on him?are you a loser in life or just a stupid hater?
OMG JUST BE YOURSELF, IM TIRED OF EVERYONE IMITATING BLACK AMERICANS 😂😭🤦🏽♂️
The difference is they still have their elders and cultural traditions to keep them on the right track.
Yup they're a direct copy just without the lifestyle and what that comes with it.
@@Nestle245
Hopefully it stays that way
@@Nestle245 did you see the red and blue handkerchiefs?
@@luckyluciano1084 colored bandanas are what they are until someone else puts value on it thats why its so dangerous in certain area and meaningless in others
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You know what I have got ALOT of respect for this kid! STILL GOES TO SCHOOL, STILL TAKES CARE OF HIS MOM, not many people his generation can say the same nowadays anywhere! Hope he gets him and his family everything they ever need 🙏🏻
A lot of kids his generation does that
@@oreos246 almost all
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OMG JUST BE YOURSELF, IM TIRED OF EVERYONE IMITATING BLACK AMERICANS 😂😭🤦🏽♂️
Y’all ain’t giving this journalist dude enough props he kill these documentaries
Facts
His Mom is absolutely beautiful... she is so good to him too, so positive and focusing on keeping him out the streets!!! im cryyyying!!!!
Keep him out of the streets but anybody this represent drill music or Gangsta life will end up getting drilled or paying the price just because everybody want to put on a fake life and a persona because that's what the music industry paid for. Really to be honest I love rap but we are a destruction to our own Society we don't really speak on the truth who we are and what's going on in our society we speak and rap on devilish things and the rap industry love it what I can really say these guys are slick hired assassins to their communities because more songs about killing that they drop the more of the minds of the young people want a drill and kill so therefore the elites going to have to poison you through food giving you the covid shots or whatever else they just pay one individual in your community that tricks your mind to kill each other
@@1983bigfrank was with you until covid shot, several countries already have vaccine mandates. why not do what they "are going to do" when you get shots to go to school?
Bronx,ny
Jamaican spit 🔥
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Agreed. Read this as that part came on.
Slide in her dm then bro
I love the way chuckie immersed himself in the culture. Eats and drinks everything. Great content keep it up my man.
Big respect to Accra and Kumasi, lotta Ghanaians hustling here in my land Brazil 🇧🇷
The smile on lil fellas face when his Mom was in the room. Solid.
They say “Chicago Drill” which is more like Chief Keif but the drill they’re playing in the video is actually more akin to “UK Drill”
SIKE NY DRILL
@@omertashawty U.K. drill birthed NY drill
I think they more influenced directly from ny. They doing ny dances in the song
And what birthed UK drill?? Lmao
@@geryhabul8923 exactly my point
Oh my goodness... this is an extremely intriguing documentary. Seeing how genuine and driven these young men are at their craft is absolutely beautiful. Mad respect to all of them.. The music they make is awesome!🔥 I am definitely going to check out more of their songs.
I can't believe I'm actually in a Noisey/Vice video. I'm literally shocked and speechless.
Am from ghana.
Am unemployed.
Please I need a job.
Because am broke.
Thank you.
👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Can you react this my song?
@@pinnedfarminginafrica-ghan3460 sell ur body or sell drugs there is always options
@@pinnedfarminginafrica-ghan3460 sell some weed boi
Love how they really have genuine support from their communities and how they're still focused on education and helping those around them, really enjoyed seeing that. Nice work Chuckie 💛
Am from ghana.
Am unemployed.
Please I need a job.
Because am broke.
Thank you.
@@pinnedfarminginafrica-ghan3460 yeah but life with simmie
uninformed thot ass loves how these rappers are “still focused on education and helping those around them”.
She even has over 50 likes, I could have sworn that would be correct?! 🤔
This video is all positive vibes... I really love what's building up in this awesome community!! I pray they big up like the Chiraq drill scene but without the violence!
Absolutely amazing video except the part where he drinks a tigers nut juice¿
13:05 that’s an iconic picture right there . The youth and the chief , the young and old , music and culture . Nothing can beat this positive vibe .🔥🔥🔥🔥
Pop Smoke literally lives on. Inspired a movement.
It came from Chicago just pay homage
@@fvcknell6987 Did I say a place or did I say a person? The artist said himself that he was inspired by Pop Smoke. Whatever the origins of Pop Smoke's style was not included in my remarks because I was commenting on the legacy of Pop Smoke and his posthumous influence. Go be a typing savage elsewhere.
@@jamgirlsworld 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂
@@jamgirlsworld read the tittle
Lol I'm from South side and west side of Chicago and I agree pop smoke and nippsey was definitely inspiring.
Pop Smokes influence is larger than ppl ever expected it would be lol
Blixky GDs started NY drill
U mean chicago
@@devilishfrost4795 on BD they did.
Drill comes from 50 cent. I see he is still influencing music to this day.
@@darrenraphael drill music and sound comes from Chicago. 50 was a gangsta rapper.. nothing like drill.
Loved seeing the village elders support and show love to the young people around there. Graet story
4Real
Where is that village u are talking about !
Elders in the US just slam Drillers for their music but don’t look into the problems, it would be nice if they could look into Introspection.
Love the young man who is surrounded us his elders! I wish something more powerful than Drill rap was connecting our youth internationally and providing a means to get out of poverty but I’m happy the other young man that is the Ghanaian with drill rap top hit is also able to feee his family a bit better
This was a sick one Noisey! Big up Ghana!🇬🇭😁
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Yessir💯🇬🇭
I really like this my Ghana people. Love from Cameroon 🇨🇲🇳🇬 i love the new thing happening in Kumasi ( kumerica).. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Amazing, their drill is so fire too I’m def a new fan of his now
13:04 this has to be one of the hardest pictures ive seen, he should make this an album cover
The drill community can learn a thing or two from the Ghanian rappers..They have nothing but love for each other. That's how it should be. Lots of respect and love(from Kenya)
Not drill then is it.. these goof boys are not drillers. It's sad
@@4thequeen766 right these people don't realize that the whole point of drill music was to make fun of your Dead ops
@@stacycarlton2056 exactly, if it's not about dead opp and gang banging it's not drill, simple. Ghana is a beautiful country n now we got these cardboard gangsters forcing it.
@@stacycarlton2056 if you think that is the one and only reason than you must be pretty shallowminded
@@MKMusicGroupNL it is tho
That moment with the cheif was hard. Dope scenes. Was expecting the Asakaa boys in this documentary. They're part of the movement. One of the pioneers.
Man Ghana Drill is getting the necessary buzz. Always felt Twi and Ga were perfect for the genre. Let's hope they get more buzz. Lovin' this
Hopefully not. Don't bring this western garbage to Africa
@@DirtyEdon the sound isn't garbage it's the gang culture that is garbage. I love all types of hip hop....and other music as well. Maybe you should give it a try....if a 45 year old can adjust to it you can as well.
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@@jefferythompsonGRYTman exactly their promote gang culture through the music
@@jefferythompsonGRYTman it is garbage!
Damn bro that shot at the palace with the spiritual leader was fuckin siiiick. They on their wave!
He is not a spiritual leader, just the chief
@@SeatlaMongatane Ahh thats right, thank you for clarifying!!
VernDogg Millionaire it’s still dope asf tho I see what your saying it is still such a vibe they are definitely tapped in and giving respect to there culture I like that they are staying close to there culture even tho they are getting famous he is still in his slums with his people
@@bighoodrichizz1475 That's absolutely right my man thanks for sharing, It's really cool to see especially with their limited resources.. Its just proof that all these connections and equipment and clout is useless these days, and pure raw music will always be made if it's coming from Truth, KuAmerica! aha
VernDogg Millionaire facts but that’s where it all starts with the music before clout comes u gotta grind and these guys putting there city on the map that’s big for being where they are from
love this documentary & shout out to y’all shining light on their positivity not any negativity that most drill inspired artists portray. i just looked into some of their music outside of this & coming back here to write my comment to thank y’all for this. i absolutely love this!
The best of luck to these lads, it’s been God knows how many years we’ve been consistent trying to break through and these young lads made us proud. Happy to be a Kumerican
@George Fentynal floyd 🤓
@George Fentynal floyd if you hate them that much whyre you here 💀
They make you proud rapping about death & destruction??!!!!!
@George Fentynal floyd maybe no anger just blind but what you saying is true , pushes negativity
big propz from germany!
The mom has a beautiful skin!
Yeah his mom is real pretty
She's F#cK!n Beautiful....😍
She’s gorgeous!
Lol I don't mine kissing it
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More love for my fellow Africans, especially when poverty wants to limit steps, all we need is love thanks
Much love to you guys from America 🇺🇸. Unity is power!!! NOTHING BUT TEXAS LOVE!!!
Facts
6:38 His mother is so beautiful
Am from ghana.
Am unemployed.
Please I need a job.
Because am broke.
Thank you.
@@pinnedfarminginafrica-ghan3460 become muslim. If you are muslim already then make dua
That's what I was thinking
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@@ajajssksk1757 won't help
This story here put a smile and tears are coming out!!! I love this story!!!!
The random documentary we all needed
not quite random
Am from ghana.
Am unemployed.
Please I need a job.
Because am broke.
Thank you.
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Shout out to the brothers out there in Ghana,keep pushing connect and collab with Hip-Hop artists in South Afrika and pull together!
I love to see Africa do their thing. Lets go Ghana!
Big up to Ghana 🇬🇭 to Kumerica, and the West African youth! I love my people 🇸🇱
I'm from SA but I feel super proud of that young kid. He should come to SA and perform Sore!!
Much love from NOLA AKA NEW ORLEANS LOUISIANA USA YA DIG... but I can't wait to visit there in y'all's Louisiana...
Such a vibe , Africa to the world . One love ✊🏿
I really like the way they understand the value of an education. Talent coupled with education is a, “win, win” recipe👍🏾
I never thought I’d see New York culture spread like this RIP POP SMOKE
Lol at New York culture New York copied Chicago culture
@@ramonejones6749 no, New York copied uk drill, the beats between Chicago and New York are so fuckin different. New York rappers literally took uk drill beats and made their own music with it. both uk and New York were cool wit it, and that’s why you don’t see nobody callin out each other from both sides. Yall Chicago niggas got your own thing going on, stay in yall lane
drill is from chicago
@@jayson6487 and uk took all us rap music so whose the copy cat ?
@@jayson6487 they shii lame and outdated
Been saying it forever, Chicago started the drill movement everyone else followed.
The beats themselves are influenced by rock and drum & bass... So obviously it can't have come from Chicago
@@ernestowilliams9124 drill music started in Chicago. Drill music isn't just instrumentals my dude.
@@brandonmcginnis4610 people started making different beats tho like uk drill beats etc
@@jeangbamy5094 that's cool y'all throw in your own touches but the concept still originated from Chicago.
@@brandonmcginnis4610 true
I’m probably the only person who cried to this multiple times. Pop smoke was my favorite rapper and his death really effected me. I’m just glad to see he actually inspired others and has the whole Ghana Woo-Walking. These guys just want to make a way
Ridiculous 🤣
He was only poppin for a year or 2 tho
Damnn if Pop Smoke is your favorite Rapper 😂😂😂🤣😂🤣 good luck
Yes you are the only person, crybaby azz
@@Jules_Black said multiple times 😁😁
The support and love these kids get is a great thing to see.
u see how music can bring ppl together. never interpret music as a bad intention to society bc it isn’t!
Nothing wrong with music bringing peole together.... I just hope that the violence and crimes associated with such kinds of music do not get through
@@nebroskitheraut6705 yeah nothing is wrong with that, who said that?
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@@allensolano what are you talking about. Music absolutely can have a negative impact on society. You can barely write a proper sentence, so nobody expects you to know anything about this subject, but you're going on as if you know all the facts. Someone that write like you gives this music a bad name
Africa does it better. Maybe the west can learn from them. Community first. "If they don't respect community, then they mash up your head lol."
Time out. This wild. I was lowkey rockin these dudes for a min. Never knew they was gonna wave out like this. Hell yeah!
This ain’t nothing but our African roots. It doesn’t surprise me they embraced black American culture we are one in the same after all…
you saw that too
Yeah that's south africa
@@dahliar410 right, we are americans not african americans
@Jin Kang Ndlovu not the South Africans I talk to lol.
sorry brother they arent us and we arent them . they have nothing in common with us and have never been up to the black american standard thats why they copy us, and black americans arent african, you can see that culturally and phenotypically. see my channel and see truth history well documented .lol
Proud of you guys. Used to live at Patasi near Santasi and my home town is Pakyi number 2. So close. Living in Canada now.
Seeing the Grandma dance and sing the song with the youngstas made this a feel good story.
Very humble men. America will change that, respectfully. Peace and blessings to the guys❤ Love from California.
Love this video and energy …. Big up Chucky & Ghana 🇬🇭 ( motherland) love from your uk 🇬🇧 Guyanese brothers and sisters 🇬🇾👍🏾👊🏾🙏🏾👏🏾👏🏾✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿 ❤️
Surprisingly wholesome, can't wait to hear more bangers and see how the scene grows
Having worked as a school teacher in Tanzania, and worked with the Maasai people there to teach them English as well I'll just add this - no other continent has a youth that values their education as much as Africa. Kids walking 4-5 km to school every morning, kid's parents working 16 hour days to support their children's education, school being from 6am to 16pm every day. As soon as Africa gets over the issues Europe and the middle East put them through they are going to blast right past us in innovation and work ethic.
Loved this
@Teyae T tell them again seek the true and living God and leave the darkness behind God can turn your darkness into light selah Blessing 🙏
Please dont let them think that killing eachother is better😣😣
Rip Lil Baby shot dead in ATL Georgia 💔ua-cam.com/video/A8fOkGeWcJY/v-deo.html
This is sad,only a clown with no direction would like this
U would also love this
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His mom is beautiful. Bless your family.
Please make an episode with the drillers from Brazil. The scene of drill music is getting bigger and there are great artists here such as Kyan, Leall, Big Bllakk, etc. We have a lot to talk about with our own stories and narratives to add to the culture.
i never expected seeing ghana in such a way., pretty intriguing everyone's skin is booomin
Pretty intriguing? the hell😂
Yh. People don't expect that but we use a lot of Shea butter and cocoa butter so we have really nice skin. Lol
@@irrahfordjour6789 I use Shea butter bro I’m african descent. Just acknowledging melanin is fire lol
Coconut oil does wonders to our skin too
Shoutout to Ghana from Chicago 🔥
Dope seeing dudes like Skepta reach out and connect. Wish Americans did the same thing. African music world wide is full of innovaters and trendsetters, we need more collabs
Wtffffff? 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Ppl love complaining.. theres a million collabs from american artists with all over africa/world
americans dont care enough lol
look up kanye west and africa
Skepta is British-Nigerian, his done a few songs with African artists before so it's more of a personal connection with him.
The whole world is obese over black Americans!! Which is understandable because every body copies off our culture 24/7! Like why TF are they naming places in Ghana after majority black American states/cities in my country of USA
That's so dope ...mad respect ... Makes you proud when you see him giving out cash like that real boss moves ...go far young man...
Prayers Always Work, that's hard and humble at the same time man mad respect.
We love Africa. Love from Nigeria 🇳🇬
Yes we do from the black republic of liberia West Africa ❤️❤️❤️😭🙏
It’s crazy how the Brooklyn drill dance scene made it all the way across the world… the internet One hell of a place!!!
But Brooklyn drill only exists because of uk drill, so u could say that uk drill made it all the way across the world
@@user-ri3ex5rw1c Chicago made both y’all
@@Pguzman34559 true. But New York and UK are currently running drill
@@donathan2933 Na
@@Pguzman34559 yes they are bruh. Keep denying it but it’s the truth. New York and London drill are way more influential nowadays.
It's crazy I can't even get away from America even if I go to Africa.
😭
We rule the world
This is an incredible episode, thanks for sharing these stories from all over the world
Am from ghana.
Am unemployed.
Please I need a job.
Because am broke.
Thank you.
It nice to see Ghanaian brothers embracing Black American culture and music 💪🏾
It’s not black American culture, it’s simply Chicago culture ❤️ We move how we move not like how everybody else move
Hopefully the Americans are eblessing African culture
@@glvbukz897 same damn thing. Created by African-Americans
@@glvbukz897 definitely black american culture. Drill artist from chicago followed artists from Atlanta like waka flocka, gucci mane and pastor troy. For example: youtube waka flocka "gun sounds" and tell me that isn't the beginning of drill music. Its black American culture, we feed off of each other as a tribal community ❤
@@glvbukz897 exactly don’t put that trash on black culture. That’s them kids
Loving the vibes. #distantrelatives🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
This is how it got started here folks. Just a form of "expression" then there goes the neighborhood.
They have no idea
Not true.
Please let's keep our black american culture positive!!
From Chicago much love to my brothers🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Respect for these guys as I like the fact that they don’t let go of their education for the search of fame!!! Plus the music is 🔥🔥🔥… glad I came across this video so now I’m going to put them in my playlist….
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GOOD TO SEE THESE GUYS DOING SOMETHING POSITIVE
Africa has a lot of talent
everywhere on earth has talent, did u seriously think african didnt
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Talent?? They didn't create this style, they just copy black american people!!😂
Yea they just need more opportunities, and in some cases better infrastructure
@@mississippi5634 no one copied you!! What exactly have you got or own that anyone wants to "copy"?!!
I'm rocking with the kumerican movement 💯 much love from Baltimore USA 💪🏾
Shoutout to Baltimore. Y’all are underrated
And they said Hip Hop would die out, Hip Hop rules the world
I listened to Off The Grid from Donda and I was happy to hear Pop Smokes Legacy, and now This ??? Well Done Ghana Long Live The Woo!!!
RIP Pop Smoke
What pop smoke legacy is in that song?
lmao this dude think pop smoke invented drill
@@jadeorigami3154 fr
the coolest thing is that a lot of the little kids in this video that are growing up around this are gonna be inspired to change the game the same way yaw tog did
Literally couldn't stop watching. Well done NOISEY 🙌🏾
This was a friggin heartwarming video... So much Diaspora love. 😍
I love that Pop Smoke still lives especially in the Motherland, Africa RIP Pop Smoke
Personally i love to see African Americans and Africans embracing eachothers cultures🔥 our DNA traces back to West and Central Africa so its only right💪🏾 🇬🇭🇺🇸
Yea it’s kinda dope but also kinda not
I do to but the culture of being the shooter and having street cred and clout is not what we need to embrace. We got enough problems to deal with as a people to keep losing our youngsters to this.
u should not be complementing on gang they literally kill people and sell drugs its not cool i grew up in Boston dorchester a lot of drugs and gun violence.
@@kazmcfly726 Say that again for the people in the back of the room. We promote and glorify this type of stupid bullshit but want to blame the police and racism for why we’re in and out of the judicial system.
@@kazmcfly726 I agree and I don’t glorify gang culture not one bit, i just simply love seeing black people embracing eachother. Hopefully our Ghanian brothers can keep it strictly in the musical arts realm, and leave the violent part out.
Tiger nut ginger, the alcohol. That's the Adonko.
Love for #ghana
Love for #kumerica.
Kweku Flick. This dude has shown respect to the community, king of the town, granny and family members. This dude gets positive vibes
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Mom's a real 1 and her skin is so radiant
And very beautiful.
Yes my wife is a lovely queen
Don't start killing each other over stupid 💩. Keep it positive. Talk about the corruption that's taking place locally and internationally.✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾
Than it ain't drill if they ain't killing each other or dissin each other
@TuPut AhMadre He said DON'T START KILLING EACH OTHER... Why did u ignore that part..Smh
Its too late a lot bad stuff in ghana just like america. Disgrace. ! Go back to africa for this ?. ua-cam.com/video/UBrt8yWcPDc/v-deo.html
have u ever heard of gang violence in Ghana?please do some research and get schooled
@@lionbear3515 that’s stupid. Drill can evolve beyond the glorification of a wasteful and dangerous gang life. This ain’t Chicago, New York or, Paris or London drill bruh
They know what real violence and poverty is...thats how they stay away from it, they want to escape. And I hope God gives them everything they deserve. Hopefully they stay humble and real, and get rich and provide well for their families.
God bless u
Exactly. Born and bred, still living in Ghana. I’m not a street boy though. However, through senior high and uni, I met a lotta those so-called street boys. The ones who make it to uni, usually have been thru the grind so they know what real hunger and poverty is like. A street boy from Ghana or Nigeria who makes to Uni deserves some accolades, really.
This was beautiful to see.
From NY to Ghana ❤ Yu heard. Strive & Prosper
The guy doing the interview is dope , he needs more camera time for sure
Thanks for the introduction. From South Africa. PAW worldwide.
I want these young people to recognise that their own culture is valuable. Embrace your own culture and work to improve it. Do not imitate America, do not rename your streets. Embrace your own street names.
Babes we value our own culture too. But we do appreciate African Americans.
It's okay to imitate our brother's and sisters over there. It's deeper just just American. We admire AA culture and there's nothing wrong with that.
@@nanad803 We should value each other.
@@nanad803 us black folks in america appreciate yall brovas nd sistas across the ocean aswell❤️🩹❤️🩹❤️🩹
Thank you for appreciating black american culture music and style that has always influenced the world!!!
Just so you can see, rappers and musicians here are students and that know school is always first,we don't like violence in Ghana,is just music and vibes,this is Ghana🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🎉🎊
Yea we dont like violence until someone try us. U right
@@nanaofori3116 ok so y’all basically doing what the white kids in America doing… whoa 🤯 innovation.
Back in the day most of the hip hop artists were either in college or about to go to college.
@@roybabineaux5353 yh I remember story of ice cube
It's was so dope to see the boys pay respects to the chief. Solid 👊🏾
Mad!! Officially a fan of ghana drill from now on,love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
“People feel shy to say they from kumasi” biggest lie..claiming kumasi is the biggest flex since independence!!!
Krasini
Facts bro
On God
Yh bruv people in Accra literarily look down on Kumericans...🥺
What's the name of this song
Everything About is just raw. Its beautiful
I love that this channel is showing genres of music are for everybody
This was way more wholesome than I expected lol 🔥🔥🔥🔥💪🏽
This was sick! These man got their heads screwed on.
Am from ghana.
Am unemployed.
Please I need a job.
Because am broke.
Thank you.
@@pinnedfarminginafrica-ghan3460 stop disgracing yourself