Dancehall beat is raunchy, also afrobeat is raunchy but not violent, there's a soul connecting and you can't ignore Afro beats. Going back to the roots. Some dancehall never leaves the shores of Jamaica.
am from Rwanda Africa I play all Jamaica music dancehall reggae Afro beat hip-hop, and the way I feel when I play music I feel like it's my people music I don't say this is from here or there I just listen and feel good, we all one at the end of the day
Hip Hop has no heart anymore. I can't see it. Same with current Dancehall- no heart. Just money. Afro-Beat- specifically Nigerian/Ghana/South Africa, the music from these regions still have HEART. You feel and hear the LOVE AND PASSION for LIFE, as they have not sold out yet like we have in the West.
Some Jamaicans claim that Afrobeat is merely a remix of *Dance Hall.* Little did they know that they are not the only country claiming to be the originator of Afrobeat. Even Hip-Hop is making the same claim. So, is Ghana, Cameroon, etc. People who say Afrobeat is a remix of their music are speaking from pure ignorance. Have you all visited Nigeria, and sampled the thousands of native, ancestral rhythms that exist therein? Afrobeat is mostly a creative repackaging of ancestral rhythm, using modern musical instruments. New generation of Nigerians creatively layered western chord progression and melodies on top of raw, ancestral rhythm. *The video below shows how Afrobeat is played in the rural area, without modern musical instrument. Mom and grandma still dance to it.* Every tribe in Nigeria has hundreds of diverse native rhythms, and Nigeria has 330 tribes! Afrobeat artists borrow bits and pieces from thousands of ancestral rhythms, and then enhance the beat with western chord progression and melody. Africa is the root of rhythm. That is why everyone is claiming that Afrobeat is a remix of their music. ua-cam.com/video/mRhZ3A5COmg/v-deo.html The world just became exposed to the seductive, pulsating and melodious groove we have been dancing to since creation.
Hip Hop has no heart anymore. I can't see it. Same with current Dancehall- no heart. Just money. Afro-Beat- specifically Nigerian/Ghana/South Africa, the music from these regions still have HEART. You feel and hear the LOVE AND PASSION for LIFE, as they have not sold out yet like we have in the West.
If you know music you know dancehall drum pattern.....for the 90's straight up the only difference is they use shaker instead of hihat and wi did a build riddim with shakers from the 70s
@@phantasytv5878 Reggae and Dance Hall do not have even 1% of the pulsating and melodious groove of the type kinds of music that influences Afrobeats. You are speaking with limited knowledge. You have not sampled hundreds of ancestral groves that Afrobeat borrows from. Like this one: ua-cam.com/video/mRhZ3A5COmg/v-deo.html You probably think Jamaica invented Reggae . Listen to Cumbia music with an open mind, and you will discover where Reggae got it's groove. In a documentary on Reggae music, Jimmy Cliff conceded that Cumbia greatly influenced Reggae. Cumbia has been in vogue since slavery days! And all the countries that play Cumbia freely admits that Cumbia is ancestral heritage from Africa. You guys just make a lot of noise out of ignorance.
Sensible lady! I have a feeling she's SeneGambian origin. Make no mistake,nobody can do music better than the Africans. Even at the height of reggae,a local Senegalese Artist Youssou Ndour was making more sales than all of them in Africa. The difference is we now do it in English like you and can finally export it. The whole world will feel our music.
Afrobeats created by Late icons Fela 🇳🇬 which Big wiz , OBO and Burna boy take to the global world , now it has take over the world 🌎, afrobeat represents Africa and all black people in the world 🌎 is what to celebrate rather than criticize and angry 😡 over , one love ❤️ all blacks people across the world 🌎.
@@Chainbreak2023 afrobeat was NOT created by any ghanaian!. afrobeat was created by fela kuti by fusing different sounds togethet e.g juju, Fuji, jazz and high life. the only reason why ghanaians are trying to claim afrobeat is because of the high life influence. just because afrobeat has high life influence does NOT make it ghanaian!. juju and Fuji are also part of afrobeat and they are Nigerian genres.
@@Chainbreak2023 Everyone claims to be the originator of Nigeria's Afrobeat, but none of them can produce it. Jamaica, Ghana, Cameroon, US, etc, we challenge all of you to produce Afrobeat, But you can't, because Afrobeats is mostly a repackaging of Nigerian ancestral, native rhythm, using modern musical instruments. Nigeria has 330 tribes. Each tribe has hundreds of ancestral musical genres, and we abandoned our rich and diverse musical resources to borrow from Ghana. Ghana is not even Nigeria's neighbour. We crossed 2 countries! Nigerian-Americans are the most successful immigrants in America. Nigerian immigrants have the highest levels of education in America. A Nigerian is the richest man in Africa. Chinese and Indian Movie Industries were already long established, but Nigeria took over and became the second biggest Movie industry after Hollywood. In many things, Nigeria is enterprising......except..... music! Nigerian has to depend on Ghana to teach them music. And this makes absolute sense to Ghanaians! Ghana's is famous for associating with Nigeria's success, instead of trying to learn from Nigeria. Enjoy this groove. It is one of the Nigerian genres that influences Afrobeat: ua-cam.com/video/mRhZ3A5COmg/v-deo.html Enjoy this one, too. You will hear a peculiar rhythm that feature in almost all Afrobeats track. Here the sound is made with small slit-drum and shekere. In Afrobeats, the artists will replace native instruments with multiple different modern instruments, like Snare, Clave, Hihat, Bassline, etc. ua-cam.com/video/cQ9jsPglPag/v-deo.html It is unfortunate that these videos are made with phone camera, but hearing the music live will give you an idea where Afrobeats gets its seductive, pulsating and melodious groove. ua-cam.com/video/bnUk-f9uxb8/v-deo.html
Brick n Lace went international, their music was lyrically palatable accross cultures. Dancehall artistes can take some cues from that type of lyrics. Sean paul had a number of songs with that type of sexually subtle lyrics. Love this from Kenya, hope to see you grow brother
I'm a Nigerian,afrobeat has been there before reggae or any kind of music. We invented music,the African continent invented music. Finally,afrobeat is more runchier than dance hall music. You guys just don't understand the language 😅😅.
I don't understand why everyone makes videos like this. All this time hip-hop and all other genres have been taking space and no one made any video like this. No one made a video asking why hip-hop took over from dance hall or reggae or whatever. Now Afrobeats is here and suddenly everyone seem bothered. Is it that no one wants anything good to come out of Africa or no one expects Africans to do anything good? Why can't we just enjoy it for what it is? Afribeats has always been around . The fact that it wasn't known world wide doesn't change its existence. Just enjoy the music and wait for the next big thing.
What about those who are not African but are Indigenous to the America's what we not real My point of view is nothing stays the same so it's Africa's time to shine the light But being from North America we always was in the light but hats off to Africa.. Peace 🙏🙏
Interestingly, in the hinterland of many states in Southern Nigeria, Reggae is still very strong. It is widely played at local events and churches. The difference is that big promoters are no longer investing in it. Promotion/marketing should be taken seriously, in today's music business. Jamaican artists should do a lot of it, and also consider connecting with Nigerian artists.
@@valentineanthony5615 Common, reggae was very strong in Nigeria back in the days. Many FM studios in the East and PH had reggae night. I listened to reggae primarily till early 2000
@@valentineanthony5615 Chill. No need to go this tone. Sure, I don't know if reggae is still very strong anywhere, maybe he knows where, but yeah i agree with you, that will be a stretch
Afrobeats is cleaner vibrate music. Dancehall is not the way it used to be like in the 90s. The music is very dark and demonic. Even soca is doing better than Dancehall right now.
Why is this even a discussion? I Didn't know this was even a competition. There are so many genre of black music globally so why focus on Afrobeats as a comparison? Rather than comparing just make great music. If you make great music it will be popular globally!
Dancehall music a revolutionary music it’s goes against there agender they don’t want a next bob Marley, sizzla kolonge that for one. Also they change the tongue of the younger generation and lack out the pioneers of the original dancehall music and created there own dancehall music world wide so dancehall is not dead a lot of all those music are heavily influence by dancehall and reggae the narrative is different it don’t have that flames to start a revolution it limits the movement of u spiritually so u can’t connect with ur true self.
Trust me african population will push their genre population is bigdont compare i was a dj and i played konshrn , vybs popcoon etc cos we accepted them like our blacks
Thats the thing with people talking about dancehall....as if wi only sing slack,gun man and scaming song.....what about the other good songs we sing isnt it still danchall....why lalee n ding dem nuh get more highlights and dem talking about contents of the song ....she nah support dancehall artist is not just the mainstream artist dem alone a sing song
@@godsanointed3397 non of those artists are Afrobeat artists and drake isn’t black American… And let’s be real, America is the big stage, if music those collaborations help afrobeats…
No dancehall is not sampled after Africa. Jamaicans originated early music from American radio and so on and so on. They kept the mentality of pure African not the lifestyle. Same as Americans keep the lenage, make orignal identity. Now dancehall was with lyrical toasters that run with the rhythm. Same as hip hop rap the bass line. No disrespect but African didn't have this heartbeat yet, Jamaica did. That's why dancehall went worldwide, and we all it wasn't because of the topics. It wasn't until they started learning the island lingo that it went another way, a la gangster. Nobody can ever tell me that dancehall copied anybody. Like American hip hop, nobody can say they copied anybody. Now other places I beg to differ. They are saying now because afrobeats is all inclusive now, but dancehall wasn't back then, and it still made it's way because of the heartbeat of the music.
This is nonsense. Africa had this "heartbeat" before Jamaica was even a thing, don't disrespect the ancestors. That you didn't know it doesn't mean it didn't exist. The essence of black music is the same no matter what form it manifests itself into, very rhythmic and expressive. Shout outs to my Jamaicans and Americans and every other black diasporian that took this essence and fashioned a unique style but to say Africa didn't have a heartbeat is wrong and disrespectful. Correct yourself.
@@obinnaezealah2465 there are different heartbeats. The heartbeat of a runner, of an elder, of a smoker, of a child, of a swimmer, of a dancer, of an airplane pilot, etc etc. Everyone of one of these bodies come from a momma and their heartbeat is different. No disrespectful address to Africa, but this heartbeat is Jamaicas. As you see Everyone has an option to pick their own heartbeat with music. One love!
As I thought. The truth is afrobeats is copying reggae. Reggae is more original than afrobeats. Your just saying that because you think Africa is the original
@@luvwisdom2 Reggae had its moments for sure, that can never be denied or forgotten, But Reggae too copied from calypso, rhythm and blues and jazz, so sharrap! In fact all the early reggae songs were direct lyrical covers of American songs! It then evolved into what is today, a Jamaican sound! Afrobeats is different in its culture and applications because we don't do "versions",our artistes don't "ride a riddim" and all that! Every artiste comes with his own production fresh and intact! Our various traditional languages, slangs and age old culture gives Nigerian Afrobeats its own distinction! Rema, Oxlade, Ayra Starr, Tiwa Savage, Kizz Daniel, Fireboy, Joeboy...there's nothing "reggae" about their music. When reggae morphed into Dancehall, it lost its musicality and melodies! That's why they are reaching a by far bigger audience than reggae artistes nowadays! So sick and tired of people biiatching about how Afrobeats copied this and was influenced by that! It's genre for the time being, and like other genres of music, it might lose its appeal and popularity in another decade or so!
Ur ignorant Jamaican culture is rooted from Ethiopia where is that from , first of all afro beat has been here cos but not many artists were signee to labels like Jamaicans were but no afrobeat is here to stay if u beef it ur wasting time with it
Dancehall beat is raunchy, also afrobeat is raunchy but not violent, there's a soul connecting and you can't ignore Afro beats. Going back to the roots. Some dancehall never leaves the shores of Jamaica.
Great show🔥👍 New Afrobeat🎶 Chyna dain🔥
am from Rwanda Africa I play all Jamaica music dancehall reggae Afro beat hip-hop, and the way I feel when I play music I feel like it's my people music I don't say this is from here or there I just listen and feel good, we all one at the end of the day
Hip Hop has no heart anymore. I can't see it. Same with current Dancehall- no heart. Just money. Afro-Beat- specifically Nigerian/Ghana/South Africa, the music from these regions still have HEART. You feel and hear the LOVE AND PASSION for LIFE, as they have not sold out yet like we have in the West.
What Ghanaian artists do you know?
Facts! Afrobeats 💪💪💪🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬
ua-cam.com/video/g8Lr-704aCs/v-deo.htmlsi=9WFbPVQk1ItNeAnd 😊
Some Jamaicans claim that Afrobeat is merely a remix of *Dance Hall.* Little did they know that they are not the only country claiming to be the originator of Afrobeat. Even Hip-Hop is making the same claim. So, is Ghana, Cameroon, etc.
People who say Afrobeat is a remix of their music are speaking from pure ignorance. Have you all visited Nigeria, and sampled the thousands of native, ancestral rhythms that exist therein?
Afrobeat is mostly a creative repackaging of ancestral rhythm, using modern musical instruments.
New generation of Nigerians creatively layered western chord progression and melodies on top of raw, ancestral rhythm.
*The video below shows how Afrobeat is played in the rural area, without modern musical instrument. Mom and grandma still dance to it.*
Every tribe in Nigeria has hundreds of diverse native rhythms, and Nigeria has 330 tribes! Afrobeat artists borrow bits and pieces from thousands of ancestral rhythms, and then enhance the beat with western chord progression and melody.
Africa is the root of rhythm. That is why everyone is claiming that Afrobeat is a remix of their music.
ua-cam.com/video/mRhZ3A5COmg/v-deo.html
The world just became exposed to the seductive, pulsating and melodious groove we have been dancing to since creation.
Hip Hop has no heart anymore. I can't see it. Same with current Dancehall- no heart. Just money. Afro-Beat- specifically Nigerian/Ghana/South Africa, the music from these regions still have HEART. You feel and hear the LOVE AND PASSION for LIFE, as they have not sold out yet like we have in the West.
@@juniorjames7076 Afrobeats is purely Nigerian. Nothing Ghanaian or south africa
@@ochiegodfrey6428that’s a damn lie. The beat they see in every afrobeats song comes from Ghanaian highlife music.
If you know music you know dancehall drum pattern.....for the 90's straight up the only difference is they use shaker instead of hihat and wi did a build riddim with shakers from the 70s
@@phantasytv5878 Reggae and Dance Hall do not have even 1% of the pulsating and melodious groove of the type kinds of music that influences Afrobeats. You are speaking with limited knowledge. You have not sampled hundreds of ancestral groves that Afrobeat borrows from. Like this one: ua-cam.com/video/mRhZ3A5COmg/v-deo.html
You probably think Jamaica invented Reggae . Listen to Cumbia music with an open mind, and you will discover where Reggae got it's groove. In a documentary on Reggae music, Jimmy Cliff conceded that Cumbia greatly influenced Reggae. Cumbia has been in vogue since slavery days! And all the countries that play Cumbia freely admits that Cumbia is ancestral heritage from Africa. You guys just make a lot of noise out of ignorance.
EVERYTHING IS AFRICA. I'M GOING BACK TO MY ROOT. ✊
Sensible lady!
I have a feeling she's SeneGambian origin.
Make no mistake,nobody can do music better than the Africans.
Even at the height of reggae,a local Senegalese Artist Youssou Ndour was making more sales than all of them in Africa.
The difference is we now do it in English like you and can finally export it.
The whole world will feel our music.
Afrobeats created by Late icons Fela 🇳🇬 which Big wiz , OBO and Burna boy take to the global world , now it has take over the world 🌎, afrobeat represents Africa and all black people in the world 🌎 is what to celebrate rather than criticize and angry 😡 over , one love ❤️ all blacks people across the world 🌎.
No it was created by Ghanaian musical artist lol
@@Chainbreak2023 Ghanaian musical artist my foot! Lol 😂😂😂
@@Chainbreak2023 afrobeat was NOT created by any ghanaian!. afrobeat was created by fela kuti by fusing different sounds togethet e.g juju, Fuji, jazz and high life. the only reason why ghanaians are trying to claim afrobeat is because of the high life influence. just because afrobeat has high life influence does NOT make it ghanaian!. juju and Fuji are also part of afrobeat and they are Nigerian genres.
@@temioluwa120 that type of music was already being played in Ghana before fela relocated to Ghana and discovered it
@@Chainbreak2023 Everyone claims to be the originator of Nigeria's Afrobeat, but none of them can produce it. Jamaica, Ghana, Cameroon, US, etc, we challenge all of you to produce Afrobeat, But you can't, because Afrobeats is mostly a repackaging of Nigerian ancestral, native rhythm, using modern musical instruments.
Nigeria has 330 tribes. Each tribe has hundreds of ancestral musical genres, and we abandoned our rich and diverse musical resources to borrow from Ghana. Ghana is not even Nigeria's neighbour. We crossed 2 countries!
Nigerian-Americans are the most successful immigrants in America.
Nigerian immigrants have the highest levels of education in America.
A Nigerian is the richest man in Africa.
Chinese and Indian Movie Industries were already long established, but Nigeria took over and became the second biggest Movie industry after Hollywood.
In many things, Nigeria is enterprising......except..... music! Nigerian has to depend on Ghana to teach them music. And this makes absolute sense to Ghanaians!
Ghana's is famous for associating with Nigeria's success, instead of trying to learn from Nigeria.
Enjoy this groove. It is one of the Nigerian genres that influences Afrobeat: ua-cam.com/video/mRhZ3A5COmg/v-deo.html
Enjoy this one, too. You will hear a peculiar rhythm that feature in almost all Afrobeats track. Here the sound is made with small slit-drum and shekere. In Afrobeats, the artists will replace native instruments with multiple different modern instruments, like Snare, Clave, Hihat, Bassline, etc. ua-cam.com/video/cQ9jsPglPag/v-deo.html
It is unfortunate that these videos are made with phone camera, but hearing the music live will give you an idea where Afrobeats gets its seductive, pulsating and melodious groove. ua-cam.com/video/bnUk-f9uxb8/v-deo.html
Afro beat has a strong base line. Afro beat is African music, there's a soul connection with Afro beats, when you hear it you have to move
Afrobeats is African music why Afro beat is Nigerian genre
@@chrisoghenetegamaloney5799Both are Nigerian genres. They were both created and pushed 🫸 single-handedly by Nigerians.
You must respect 🙏 Nigeria 🇳🇬 & Nigerians, we are born to conquer 💪;
Afrobeat for life.
South Africa is right there too and I don't come from either country!
Brick n Lace went international, their music was lyrically palatable accross cultures. Dancehall artistes can take some cues from that type of lyrics. Sean paul had a number of songs with that type of sexually subtle lyrics. Love this from Kenya, hope to see you grow brother
I'm a Nigerian,afrobeat has been there before reggae or any kind of music. We invented music,the African continent invented music.
Finally,afrobeat is more runchier than dance hall music. You guys just don't understand the language 😅😅.
Dancehall is our culture and people gravitate to all genres......
Who's this lady behind the voice? She's smart, wise, mature, and so wise.
I don't understand why everyone makes videos like this. All this time hip-hop and all other genres have been taking space and no one made any video like this. No one made a video asking why hip-hop took over from dance hall or reggae or whatever. Now Afrobeats is here and suddenly everyone seem bothered. Is it that no one wants anything good to come out of Africa or no one expects Africans to do anything good? Why can't we just enjoy it for what it is? Afribeats has always been around . The fact that it wasn't known world wide doesn't change its existence. Just enjoy the music and wait for the next big thing.
It's so simple, the sound is new with a catchy melodies, people are always obsessed with new things and that's what's making it so big to mainstream
The sound is not new it's just new to the West.
This lady is a good music analyst.
What about those who are not African but are Indigenous to the America's what we not real My point of view is nothing stays the same so it's Africa's time to shine the light But being from North America we always was in the light but hats off to Africa.. Peace 🙏🙏
Then you should go to your indigenous spaces, why come here to tell us about your indigenousness?
Interestingly, in the hinterland of many states in Southern Nigeria, Reggae is still very strong. It is widely played at local events and churches. The difference is that big promoters are no longer investing in it. Promotion/marketing should be taken seriously, in today's music business. Jamaican artists should do a lot of it, and also consider connecting with Nigerian artists.
Reggae is not strong anywhere in Nigeria stop selling fake narrative.
@@valentineanthony5615 Common, reggae was very strong in Nigeria back in the days. Many FM studios in the East and PH had reggae night. I listened to reggae primarily till early 2000
@@iheanyi1 read before you respond. His statement is that "Reggae is still very strong "
@@valentineanthony5615 Chill. No need to go this tone. Sure, I don't know if reggae is still very strong anywhere, maybe he knows where, but yeah i agree with you, that will be a stretch
Afrobeats is cleaner vibrate music. Dancehall is not the way it used to be like in the 90s. The music is very dark and demonic. Even soca is doing better than Dancehall right now.
exactly. lots of the 'dancehall' that young jamaican 'artists' are making is demonic on the surface AND the lyrics, imagery, etc.
The lady 💯
Oviedo
Afrobeats is family music. Anyone can enjoy it. Young, old, male or female .. thats it has become popular!
Afroabests is not separate from Jamaica or america no mater what you say it’s al woven together but Africa is the Mother Source of all her children
This lady is smart in her reasoning
Real facts!
Hip hop sells worldwide
The guy asking questions is novice and asking unlearning questions and gives stupid opinions. He's jealous 😭
Why is this even a discussion? I Didn't know this was even a competition. There are so many genre of black music globally so why focus on Afrobeats as a comparison? Rather than comparing just make great music. If you make great music it will be popular globally!
Dancehall music a revolutionary music it’s goes against there agender they don’t want a next bob Marley, sizzla kolonge that for one. Also they change the tongue of the younger generation and lack out the pioneers of the original dancehall music and created there own dancehall music world wide so dancehall is not dead a lot of all those music are heavily influence by dancehall and reggae the narrative is different it don’t have that flames to start a revolution it limits the movement of u spiritually so u can’t connect with ur true self.
Trust me african population will push their genre population is bigdont compare i was a dj and i played konshrn , vybs popcoon etc cos we accepted them like our blacks
You gonna look at, WHAT BURNA GOT, THAT I DONT HAVE. Hmmmmm.. VERP DEEP.
Thats the thing with people talking about dancehall....as if wi only sing slack,gun man and scaming song.....what about the other good songs we sing isnt it still danchall....why lalee n ding dem nuh get more highlights and dem talking about contents of the song ....she nah support dancehall artist is not just the mainstream artist dem alone a sing song
Afrobeat belong to all black ppl
Well then why are they saying black Americans are trying to steal their music???
@@lordschild673 no one that matters says that ! It’s evident it isn’t tru , we are enjoying on the sidelines
@@Undo002 Afrobeats fans are saying that, I’d say they matter…
@@lordschild673 the reason is: some music pundits are claiming Beyonce, drake etal make afrobeats global. It's grotesque!
@@godsanointed3397 non of those artists are Afrobeat artists and drake isn’t black American… And let’s be real, America is the big stage, if music those collaborations help afrobeats…
Dance hall is not similar to hip-hop dance lost it's lyrics and beats so afro beat replaced them.
No dancehall is not sampled after Africa. Jamaicans originated early music from American radio and so on and so on. They kept the mentality of pure African not the lifestyle. Same as Americans keep the lenage, make orignal identity. Now dancehall was with lyrical toasters that run with the rhythm. Same as hip hop rap the bass line. No disrespect but African didn't have this heartbeat yet, Jamaica did. That's why dancehall went worldwide, and we all it wasn't because of the topics. It wasn't until they started learning the island lingo that it went another way, a la gangster. Nobody can ever tell me that dancehall copied anybody. Like American hip hop, nobody can say they copied anybody. Now other places I beg to differ. They are saying now because afrobeats is all inclusive now, but dancehall wasn't back then, and it still made it's way because of the heartbeat of the music.
This is nonsense. Africa had this "heartbeat" before Jamaica was even a thing, don't disrespect the ancestors. That you didn't know it doesn't mean it didn't exist. The essence of black music is the same no matter what form it manifests itself into, very rhythmic and expressive. Shout outs to my Jamaicans and Americans and every other black diasporian that took this essence and fashioned a unique style but to say Africa didn't have a heartbeat is wrong and disrespectful. Correct yourself.
@@obinnaezealah2465 there are different heartbeats. The heartbeat of a runner, of an elder, of a smoker, of a child, of a swimmer, of a dancer, of an airplane pilot, etc etc. Everyone of one of these bodies come from a momma and their heartbeat is different. No disrespectful address to Africa, but this heartbeat is Jamaicas. As you see Everyone has an option to pick their own heartbeat with music. One love!
Hip hop is not jamaican
Dancehall lyrics is raunch
Afro beat is palitable
burna boy is not even the biggest artist out of Nigeria, yet you guys talk like he's the hottest out of Africa.
He is!! Unquestionably so!
Statically it shows that he is one of biggest artist presently
He is the biggest
Not everything is african.
Yes but there are somethings that are.
Please prove to me afrobeats is the original. I don't wanna hear the soul. And no African is not the original man. I want proof
Proof is in how?
That you are asking for proof, is proof enough 😂😂😂.
👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬
As I thought. The truth is afrobeats is copying reggae. Reggae is more original than afrobeats. Your just saying that because you think Africa is the original
@@luvwisdom2 Reggae had its moments for sure, that can never be denied or forgotten, But Reggae too copied from calypso, rhythm and blues and jazz, so sharrap!
In fact all the early reggae songs were direct lyrical covers of American songs!
It then evolved into what is today, a Jamaican sound!
Afrobeats is different in its culture and applications because we don't do "versions",our artistes don't "ride a riddim" and all that!
Every artiste comes with his own production fresh and intact!
Our various traditional languages, slangs and age old culture gives Nigerian Afrobeats its own distinction!
Rema, Oxlade, Ayra Starr, Tiwa Savage, Kizz Daniel, Fireboy, Joeboy...there's nothing "reggae" about their music.
When reggae morphed into Dancehall, it lost its musicality and melodies!
That's why they are reaching a by far bigger audience than reggae artistes nowadays!
So sick and tired of people biiatching about how Afrobeats copied this and was influenced by that!
It's genre for the time being, and like other genres of music, it might lose its appeal and popularity in another decade or so!
Ur ignorant Jamaican culture is rooted from Ethiopia where is that from , first of all afro beat has been here cos but not many artists were signee to labels like Jamaicans were but no afrobeat is here to stay if u beef it ur wasting time with it
Afrobeats is family music. Anyone can enjoy it. Young, old, male or female .. thats it has become popular!