When I was younger I used to hear this song like in EVERY Nigerian party. Man all Africans probably heard this before, If you haven't then my friend you need some catching up to do.
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Listening to this song has brought tears to my eyes as it brings back memories of family members whom I used to listen to it with. Funny how most of them are gone 😭😭😭
Sorry ma'am...the song literally came out the same year I was born tho !and I used to known it as my family fav So it really bring back a memories of me as a child rocking it with elders and lifting me up....this life is really a mystery 💔
looool i first heard it when i was 8, then didn't hear it again until i was 18 in the club i was always looking for it but could never find it, had to run to the dj and ask him when i heard it finally.
***** your right bro... Its gonna be raikage... We black G. Lool...correct that if u watch naruto u would know the clan that resembles blacks the most is lead by raikage!
This man sang about his pain, it became a global hit, I hope whoever is going through pain realizes it could be for a reason, you could turn your pain into great gain, hold on a little longer
This is 2022 and I just discovered that this guy was actually singing out how a lady hurt him and left him when he go broke and we were all dancing to it. Lol. Mhen, it's been ages mhen. I'm 30 now and have know this sing all my life. This is a treasure. Ally Nigeria people ball in here if you still jam this
From Namibia🇳🇦, this song is a hit. The secondary anthem of Africa right below Sista Betina. My younger sister and I grove to it all the time. It's his fault for making his pain so enjoyable 😂🏃🎉👏👏
Even though we don't understand what he is saying we jam to this song, growing up was fun. Children birthday party was not complete without the DJ playing this song. Listening to this song bring back those memories. 🇳🇬🇳🇬
15 fuckin' years later I finally found the soundtrack of my childhood! I'm proud to be half Ivorian and half Italian. My african dad was obsessed by this song and now I'm obsessed too! 😜🙏🏽🇨🇮
Yohhhhh tell me about, been searching for it for years and since I cant sing and dont even know the language, I struggled to even mime it, I am the happiest right now
From reading all the comments... and I mean all, this is a song that transcends so many cultures.... truly happy that it invokes lots of different memories to different people over disparate times..epic.
I heard this song when I was 5-6 years of age and I'm now 19 years old and through my whole life I always thought this song was made in Congo DR because of the beats of it. Im proud to be African all Africans should be proud of being one
+Lorriane ebrunie I think butuga can't notice the difference maybe because she didn't grow up in africa or she's just not used to ivorian and congolese songs...
No matter what part of Africa you are from, you will always know this song! I have heard this song at WAY too many Cameroonian weddings (I'm from Cameroon). To everyone saying this is a NIGERIAN song, it's IVORIAN (ivorien)
I'm from kenya and when I was a kid I would hear this song at every wedding, fundraiser, party, etc and since I didn't know swahili I always just assumed they were just singing in swahili lol. such a nice song... brings back so many childhood memories... much love. x
This was my favourite song while growing, I never knew the meaning then, but now that I can speak French everything now becomes clear. Much love from Nigeria.
He's talking about this woman Antou. They were together but she left him when he ran out of money and got with someone else. Then he breaks through, she comes back to him and then finally leaves her. The chorus is saying something to the effect of "fool me once shame on you, fool me twice shame on me"
Proud Africa.. we dont have to know the song meaning to like it, as long as it bang we like it and we sing it in every language.. My Tanzanian people Wajipenyeza utaupata uoooo 😀😀
I almost cry when I hear this song I remember when I was younger I love this song ,God forgive us because you give us a new life to live again may God bless his family
This song means so much to me. Brings back memories of when I was growing up and how my mom would play it on the radio coz mostly we were alone n she would cuddle me up 😢😢😢😢
Hii ngomaaaaa ni wazimu...reminds me of my dad..his soul was wrapped around this song..my will expressly states that this song must be played.. lazima...all day on loop!
I've been searching for this great song for a very long time, I've finally found it and more in love with it! An African party can't be one without this music! Love it!
This song still ranks as one of my favourites ever since it came out. I only learnt the lyrics of this fairly recently. Genius. It just goes to show you that music is the universal language.
In 2023 this song is still a hit song. Our musicians of those days were really talented. All their songs had great meanings not now that everything is about beats. Atleast I can get some wisdom here
I am a Nigerian but i consider this song as one of the biggest song ever produced in Africa... it makes me feel emotional 😢 i don't even under what he is saying.
Le temps passe vite Nous étions encore enfants 👶. On avait presque tous un petit radio qui avait tout sorte de beaux couleurs (jaune rouge vert violet orange) qui nous chantait le 1er Gaou. La vie était belle 🥰. On était entouré de nos parents, nos aînés et tout
I don’t really understand the words of the song but I’m really really feeling the vibe yh 🔥🔥🔥 Listening to this song makes me miss my Ivorian gf..Lots of ❤️ from the Gold Coast 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭
When I was a small boy I grew up around alcoholics today I listen to this kind of music to make me remember where I come from . Thank you 2024. What a time to be alive
This song reminds me of my late uncle. I'm Cameroonian (and he was too). I love this song so i used it for a college project for my French class and he was the one who told me what the hook meant 😔 #ripunclejames
I used to listen to this song when I was younger. It was really a hit by that time. Played in every African country. Everyone danced to it when played. I really love it till date
15:06 24/11/2018.This song gives me goose bumps.Africa is full of beautiful people with beautiful languages and culture.Jesus will make my continent Great again.Rescue us from evil,curupt leaders.This song is HOPE🤗
who has been listening to this song again since we saw Thiery Henry dancing to this song 🔥👌🏾
I'm here because of him. They reminded me of the song
Me!! 😀
Yes oooooooh
Yes 💯.. classic song! 😊
Me😂😂😂
2024 Anyone?/🎉😊
This song went viral without social media and streaming platforms. Just pure vibes
Same here tru vibes
We're here rockin this big tune in August lol
I swear... Was a boy when this song was trending. Now I am a man yet to be married and the song still rocks
@josephchinedu3075 please make sure it's top on your wedding playlist
That's because Daniel Ogoun made this song famous on tiktok by screaming "da da da da dahhh!" after a Manchester United win.
This man was singing about his pain and we were busy dancing 😂 since primary 6. Zimbabweans Gather here and testify.
Kwazvooo 😂😂
haunyepi wangu😂😂😂💯😂🔥💯🔥
The South africans consider Neria a love song.
Handei tione
🤣🤣
😂😂
Jan 17, 2024 and I'm still here. Watching AFCON and i had to come and watch these legends.😅❤
Am with you
LOVE MY IVORIANS 🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮
❤❤❤
Facts. They are our legends. People in the future don't let this jam die
If you go to an African party and they don't play this song. Go home! Just take your jollof and go home!😂😂😹
well said. lol
+Nomai B lol this group is very famous in France,they have a hit every summer
+Nomai B i prefer ambance à l'africaine and sweet fanta diallo
+Nomai B word up
😅😅😅well said
When I was younger I used to hear this song like in EVERY Nigerian party. Man all Africans probably heard this before, If you haven't then my friend you need some catching up to do.
Literally EVERY Nigerian party lol
nikeboy3211 If you haven't heard this song you are LACKING
Every Guinhences party
nikeboy3211 i can vouch for this.
#EveryNigerian
Good answers
2024 🕺🎶💃🎶🕺🎶💃
The year is 2095..my fellow kenyans🇰🇪where you at??
its not. put down the chang'aa
Hii ngoma haitawai isha ladha,A masterpiece it is
No matter where you're from in Africa, this song is a household song. I'm Zambian and this song is played at every function. I love it.
Larissa LoL! Mulishani but that is far as I know😶.
True ❤ East Africa
am kenyan
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Ayyy I'm zambian as well and I've been hearing this at family gatherings since age 2. I'm 16 now
When I was younger, I heard this at every Haitian party and I've been looking for this song forever and today I came across it. Almost cried
Gay
+Fadjy Valentin Bruh I heard this everywhere in Haiti!
Yessss me except at all Liberian parties
khodor leone
+samantha katebe (sammie) this is I africain song not Haitian song
I just found this song after looking for it for more than a decade and it's still one of my favorites, a song with so much memories ❤️
I know when you finally found it you screamed for joy
Same as me been looking for it like seriously….
Same feeling
18th October 2023, the day I'm finding it after looking for it for agessss. I feel good 😊
Same here
Listening to this song has brought tears to my eyes as it brings back memories of family members whom I used to listen to it with. Funny how most of them are gone 😭😭😭
Sorry ma'am...the song literally came out the same year I was born tho !and I used to known it as my family fav
So it really bring back a memories of me as a child rocking it with elders and lifting me up....this life is really a mystery 💔
Sorry i can feel it given that the song was a hit
Sorry
Are a relative to Chelsea player called Chukwuemeka?
@@derrikdesertman4564 😂
It's a popular Nigerian name.
Igbo to be specific
I have been looking for this song the entire of my life to find at age 21 lol 😁 😁 😁
Art Dehnow Mgenge me tooo
Madness cuz you can’t get the lyrics I get u😂😂
looool i first heard it when i was 8, then didn't hear it again until i was 18 in the club i was always looking for it but could never find it, had to run to the dj and ask him when i heard it finally.
Diamond platinumz,is that you?
Diamond Platnumz me too
this song reminds me how beautiful it is to be African
Ha ha ha. Nigerian Hokage, don't you mean Raikage?
Aaaaaw... you for real brother/Sister
I love your Comment
Greetings From Somalia
Nothing Is Better Than Being Africaan
***** your right bro... Its gonna be raikage... We black G. Lool...correct that if u watch naruto u would know the clan that resembles blacks the most is lead by raikage!
This man sang about his pain, it became a global hit, I hope whoever is going through pain realizes it could be for a reason, you could turn your pain into great gain, hold on a little longer
Like burna boy did with last last
Pain kor lol😂 baba chop breakfast normally
Little did I know that it was pain... Until today
@@wontedelfinito1145 iiiooojlki
Lol what is he saying ooo
Just heard this today on the radio in Adelaide, Australia.
I've been smashing African house music all day because of this song. Thank you 🙏
this was one of the most famous songs in Africa .Every African born before 2000 knows that song ..
lots of love from Zimbabwe
Say that again hommie
Bruh 👍
Taura hako wangu
true story
A billion percent True!
This song plays at almost every African party!! I've loved this song since I was 3!!
ikr!!!!
The person who made this song owns our house
Kunda N g
Angie Purple so true !! Every African Party
+Kunda N LMFAOOOOOOO
From Uganda but this hit is still legendary and lives on .
Thank you .
This is 2022 and I just discovered that this guy was actually singing out how a lady hurt him and left him when he go broke and we were all dancing to it. Lol. Mhen, it's been ages mhen. I'm 30 now and have know this sing all my life. This is a treasure. Ally Nigeria people ball in here if you still jam this
true talk brother
Very very true bro
I used to dance so much to this not knowing someone's pain oooh the beat too 😂😂
Who's watching this during quarantine
#2020
Here i am
Me too
Here 🙋
August
🖐
Old but gold...used to dance my soul out when it played in clubs..still love it...all the love from kenya 🇰🇪
Safi bro🇰🇪
Nice song listening in 2023
Kabisaaaa ndugu yangu... katambe kutamba sasa.. evergreen song.
In Botswana too 🇧🇼
Angola também 😢
From Namibia🇳🇦, this song is a hit. The secondary anthem of Africa right below Sista Betina. My younger sister and I grove to it all the time. It's his fault for making his pain so enjoyable 😂🏃🎉👏👏
Like my message if you are here in 2024 and from Ghana 🇬🇭🇬🇭
Me
Been looking for this song since I was 9 and I'm 17 ! Lmfao I'm here crying missing Africa so much! Time to visit soon !
Saaaame here, found it today!
same here boo!
OMG SAMEE HAHAHAHA
am feeling home! am in china now!!
i used to hear it when i was like 10 i didn't know how to spell gaou o lol
Repping team Gaou...never knew its played Africanwide. from KENYA with nostalgia
Charles Kariuki 2018 and still love it in the USA
@@JWFitness1 you can hear it in movies and shows on Netflix.
Wow
🇰🇪
2021💥
Everyone says good about this song. Wow what good music can do in our lives is amazing 👏 . Love from USA 🇺🇸 BORN IN NIGERIA 🇳🇬.
2023 and this song is still one heck of a vibe. .timeless ..doesn't matter who you are..a vibe is a vibe
from SYRIA with love one of the best african songs i ever heard.
Much love en respect from SYRIA
syrian N Respect to you Syrian brother !
Rooying for ya'll in this trying time
Praying for you guys 🙏🏿
i'm african but i know words in syrian for real😀
Bless up brother. All the best.
I remember this tune was lit at every Nigerian parties....damn memories. big up to Ivory coast #WESTAFRICANLOVE!!!!
It's fully not just west Africa, it's all of Africa
Jovani Sebastiao no... that's where the song came from
Even though we don't understand what he is saying we jam to this song, growing up was fun. Children birthday party was not complete without the DJ playing this song.
Listening to this song bring back those memories. 🇳🇬🇳🇬
I'm Jamaican and I just can't get enough of this song!!! If this song doesn't get you on the dance floor then idk what will! 🖤
Haiti here ❤️🔥🇭🇹
@@yv6958 ayyye, sak pase??
Barbados here 🇧🇧
@@dawnhewitt-thegluten-freeg3100 was it big in Jamaica???
@@dunstancole6661 I wouldn't be surprised, I was introduced to it by the African community in Orlando and instantly fell in luv with it 🖤
2024. We rocked to this beautiful music in the early 2000's in Nigeria.
This song is everything. Growing up in Ghana, if you attend any ceremony there's no way you won't hear this music. 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Haha 😂 true ooo
Facts🇬🇭👏🏾👏🏾
Will you please translate the lyrics😢
15 fuckin' years later I finally found the soundtrack of my childhood! I'm proud to be half Ivorian and half Italian. My african dad was obsessed by this song and now I'm obsessed too! 😜🙏🏽🇨🇮
Yohhhhh tell me about, been searching for it for years and since I cant sing and dont even know the language, I struggled to even mime it, I am the happiest right now
😆😆😆😆😆😆
You my brother 🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮
Who’s here in 2024👀🙏🏾
This song is a classic hit. Fan from Zambia. 🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲🔥🔥🔥🔥
Lots of love from Algeria, we're all united and Africans :)
this song is immortal
Right
2017 am still into it..I was less than 7 when it was produced
I second you
Thanks Larry
Anyone on 2024 in this pure vibe👌👌
This one never gets old ... NOSTALGIC 🔥🔥🔥
One of my favourite African songs, this songs brings me so many memories. What a classic! 100% African roots
+Clarence Nzeh maybe do a bit of research before commenting other people's comments
At least I have one, I can tell you ashamed of your face. You attitude stinks so I can't and dont want imagine what you look like physically ;)
Yes! !! accidentally found it, almost cried, memories! !!
It was massive in Uganda
😂we else came on the internet searching “Wangere wanderer wa”
😂😂😂😂😂lol
😂😂
😂😂🤣🤣😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂 Me too. I forgot the name of the song 🥴
LMFAO😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂LUCKILY I SAW IT but I WANTED THE TYPE BEAT DRILL 😂😂😂
🇿🇲🇿🇲 2024
From reading all the comments... and I mean all, this is a song that transcends so many cultures.... truly happy that it invokes lots of different memories to different people over disparate times..epic.
I heard this song when I was 5-6 years of age and I'm now 19 years old and through my whole life I always thought this song was made in Congo DR because of the beats of it. Im proud to be African all Africans should be proud of being one
Butuga Eve this is pure Ivorian beat but maybe Congolese have a similar tone. I've listened to ndombolo and it actually sound different from this.
+Lorriane ebrunie I think butuga can't notice the difference maybe because she didn't grow up in africa or she's just not used to ivorian and congolese songs...
Butuga Eve it's because in Congo rumba beats sound extremely similar to this very similar
I am
It’s Congolese song Guys that’s right
No matter what part of Africa you are from, you will always know this song! I have heard this song at WAY too many Cameroonian weddings (I'm from Cameroon). To everyone saying this is a NIGERIAN song, it's IVORIAN (ivorien)
@Jey Artt Don’t do that! Don’t spread misinformation ! The way they speak and sing is Ivorian boo
@Jey Artt don’t lie 🇨🇮🇨🇮
No it’s a south Sudanese song 🇸🇸
@@kosfingokuethy5200it is Ivorian
I don't understand the language but the LOVE l have for this song is second to none,since way back.Sending love from Kenya🇰🇪
Imagine the song going viral back then without social media.💃💃💃🇳🇬🇳🇬
Facts
I'm from kenya and when I was a kid I would hear this song at every wedding, fundraiser, party, etc and since I didn't know swahili I always just assumed they were just singing in swahili lol. such a nice song... brings back so many childhood memories... much love. x
It's a mix of french and their language
Proudly african from somalia i love this song 🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴
This was my favourite song while growing, I never knew the meaning then, but now that I can speak French everything now becomes clear.
Much love from Nigeria.
2023 💕💕💕💕
2024 😁
@@salahkawarshy4141we gather dey 🥰😂😂😂
2024
2024 ❤🎉
2024😂😂
From South Africa...its been 20 years and still loving this. African Anthem.
He's talking about this woman Antou. They were together but she left him when he ran out of money and got with someone else. Then he breaks through, she comes back to him and then finally leaves her. The chorus is saying something to the effect of "fool me once shame on you, fool me twice shame on me"
Hii nyimbo inanikumbusha marehemu kakaangu..hakika sisi ni wa allah na kwake tutarejea
France football team brought me here in 2024
Who still watching this song in 2030
bon vivant 2017
Dude it's 2050 you are 20 years late
😂Me.. My song like a decade and I don't understand a damn word of it 😁
🙋🏾♂️🙋🏾♂️🙋🏾♂️🙋🏾♂️🙋🏾♂️
monique baby I only understand the word premier 🤭
It’s 2020. I’m Zimbabwean and am on lockdown. I just love this song man. Been looking for it since I was 6 😂😂. I’m so happy I found it 😍😍
Came here from Instagram Thierry Henry u23 national team vibing 🔥💯
Same here😂🤣..had to look through the comments to get track ID..worse in French😅
A Kenyan enjoying this in 2024🎉
This song was everything and now 2018 it's still everything 😍👌🏿🔥
I was just thinking all the way back since 99/2000 this has been jamming clubs & house parties!
letsCOOKwithELLE what’s premier gaou stand for
Translation please?
It's 2022 bro
Hello 2022😊
Proud Africa.. we dont have to know the song meaning to like it, as long as it bang we like it and we sing it in every language..
My Tanzanian people
Wajipenyeza utaupata uoooo 😀😀
I almost cry when I hear this song
I remember when I was younger I love this song ,God forgive us because you give us a new life to live again may God bless his family
Can’t believe it’s 2023 and I’m still in love with this song. Love from Sierra Leone 🙌🙌
This song means so much to me. Brings back memories of when I was growing up and how my mom would play it on the radio coz mostly we were alone n she would cuddle me up 😢😢😢😢
Hii ngomaaaaa ni wazimu...reminds me of my dad..his soul was wrapped around this song..my will expressly states that this song must be played.. lazima...all day on loop!
Peace Munene... hope they are good memories.
@@kakambweha5062 thanks mate. Peace and love to you too.
I've been searching for this great song for a very long time, I've finally found it and more in love with it! An African party can't be one without this music! Love it!
Kenyans lets gather here, despite the tough economic times. #2023
This song still ranks as one of my favourites ever since it came out.
I only learnt the lyrics of this fairly recently. Genius. It just goes to show you that music is the universal language.
I heard this song at all the parties after all these years I finanaly found it
SKY-911☆CS:GO☆ sameeee
Best African song ever made. This song brings all African people together.
In 2023 this song is still a hit song. Our musicians of those days were really talented.
All their songs had great meanings not now that everything is about beats. Atleast I can get some wisdom here
I am a Nigerian but i consider this song as one of the biggest song ever produced in Africa... it makes me feel emotional 😢 i don't even under what he is saying.
Le temps passe vite
Nous étions encore enfants 👶. On avait presque tous un petit radio qui avait tout sorte de beaux couleurs (jaune rouge vert violet orange) qui nous chantait le 1er Gaou.
La vie était belle 🥰. On était entouré de nos parents, nos aînés et tout
I don’t really understand the words of the song but I’m really really feeling the vibe yh 🔥🔥🔥 Listening to this song makes me miss my Ivorian gf..Lots of ❤️ from the Gold Coast 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭
Who is listening in 2023? This song still has me dancing after almost 20 years!🙌🏾🙌🏾💃🏿💃🏿💃🏿
Who is here from culture fm TikTok 2024💃🏽💃🏽🥰
Can't hide my happiness 😭😭😭😭😭😭🇰🇪Beeen loooking for this song all my life
One of the best african songs of all time!
Can't get enough of this after 5years of searching for it..funny thing we all vibing to a heartbreak song♥️
When I was a small boy I grew up around alcoholics today I listen to this kind of music to make me remember where I come from . Thank you 2024. What a time to be alive
This song reminds me of my late uncle. I'm Cameroonian (and he was too). I love this song so i used it for a college project for my French class and he was the one who told me what the hook meant 😔 #ripunclejames
RIP💔
What does the hook mean ?
THERE IS NO NEED TO HATE ON US NIGERIANS BECAUSE WE NEVER CLAIM THIS SONG AS OURS. WE JUST LOVE AND JAM TO IT LIKE OTHER AFRICANS SO WHY HATE ON US.
Exactly!!!!!!
This song is Ivorian but okay
Elizabeth Aladesuru who was hating? I only saw comments of love
Terrell Zaquan init
@@KRUNWAY1 🤣 exactly. Not a single person is hating. She's just extra lol
Zimbabwean Parties still run mad with this song in 2024
Lived in Côte d'Ivoire for one year but became an African from heart.
this jam ... African anthem even though i don't understand a word, i love it. Botswana 2020
cote d'ivoire toujouuuurs , fiere de mon pays et de ces chanteurs ,
Golden oldie,timeless masterpiece.
Anyone listening to this song during olympics 2024?
It’s 2024 and you are still in love with this masterpiece⚡️❤️
I used to listen to this song when I was younger. It was really a hit by that time. Played in every African country. Everyone danced to it when played. I really love it till date
15:06 24/11/2018.This song gives me goose bumps.Africa is full of beautiful people with beautiful languages and culture.Jesus will make my continent Great again.Rescue us from evil,curupt leaders.This song is HOPE🤗
Alguém em 2024 a ouvir essa maravilha de música?🇲🇿🔥
We Somalis🇸🇴 verified this song 🎵 nice hit fire 🔥
The illest throwback!
this song never gets old. 😭😭😍😍
It's well
This song is still playing at the biggest beach club in Dubai in 2024 . Hope they are reaping the benefits.
You did your work soldiers , the whole Africa enjoyed the vibe no matter language disturbed
this song always brings back old memories....love it
where have you been at first time to hear this song ??
The first time I heard this song I was 6 & now 16 and still love this song😍❤️
Seyi Majek whaaaat. yu were 6. ??
+Raphael Ng'ang'a yeah😊
You are 22 now.
2024 east Africa ... Badoo mottoo🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
This is the song that needs to be sampled in different languages 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪