You're right with other African countries not leaving their comfort zones to expand their perspectives to add to their music industries. This is a global market and only the most aggressive and ambitious reap the rewards. Nobody is suddenly going to give you exposure no matter how talented you claim you are, music has always been 80% business and 20% actual music and the sooner the rest of Africa realize this, the better
If you watch how Nigerian Artists hosting shows around the world, it's creating unity. Burna Boy was in Dublin, Manchester and is going to be in Paris tonight. It's the Nigerian season
Awesome show!!!!! Nigerians 🇳🇬🇳🇬 need to start telling their own stories or else somebody else will tell our stories for us and 9/10 they will get the NARRATIVE wrong about Nigeria🇳🇬
As a Nigeria what I think personally, is that other countries in Africa, especially west Africa they are scared to adopt to Nigeria culture, is that, they think Nigeria is trying to infused their culture to them, you will hear them talking about Nigeria movies, naija pingin, Nigeria food, Nigeria music, Nigeria clothing, etc. And they're not happy that brother's and sister's are winning 😉. But they're happy adopting European culture and western culture but when they see brother's and sister's they feel threatened, thinking Nigeria want to recolonized them with Nigeria culture when they have their's, and that's why they're scared to adopt to Nigeria style of music, language, & all that,😔 and that's bad, we're all Africans , we're all brother's and sister's let's forget these ugly mindset of jealousy and learn from each others, let's push Africa to the world and make it a better place to for us all and our generations to come. God bless Alkebulan 🙌 🙏 ❤
@@lordtech7074 ok, let me come to you Mr tech I'm not saying they should adopt Nigeria culture I mean culture culture I believe you what I mean, all I'm saying is that they should imply some words of Nigeria slangs into their music, ok let me give you example look these dis guy called camidoh, his music going viral bcos he uses some naija words in his song, just like the way Nigerians uses theirs hmm. We're all Africans adopting to each others culture's doesn't mean anything, so far u know where you're coming from. One love ❤ 😍 💖
Those countries need not learn from the Nigerian Music Industry. They already have more than enough going well for them. It is Nigeria that should be learning different types of tourism from them, etc. This entertainment is not government backed, it's just the Nigerian youths reaching out above government engendered frustration. Can't Nigeria also have entertainment as its own forte? Thousands of Nigerians are already patronizing Ghanaian and South African tourism, higher institutions and hospitals, for goodness sakes. Let others also patronize Nigerian entertainment! Every country need not struggle for music!
Wow! I have watched this interview, but I had to re-watch it again to get some important points. This Ada lady is not just beautiful but very brilliant, she has a very charming smile. I think you should hold more program with her, and you two have a very good chemistry.
I have to comment, like and subscribe is because of the way you guys analyses the whole thing, Miss Ada especially is very good at her analyses. Kudos to you guys for the Analyses of Nigeria and Africa in general. you make me to even learn the real history of pidgin English.
Good discussion but on my own opinion I think Tanzania🇹🇿 is the only African country who copied the Nigerian🇳🇬 music style in fact diamond Platnumz sing and mixed with pidgin english, same thing with harmonize .
Great interview. I would like for you to touch on all these collaborations with Americans, particularly the RnB and Hip Hop artists that we've finally freed ourselves from. Also, as someone commented in another video, Nigerian artists promoting more 'other' Nigerian artists rather than Ghanian...It would be great to see more Nigerian cultural diversity within Nigerian music, we also have some great folk music.
IMO, the reason why it’s not easy for other African countries to adopt Nigerian culture it’s because they already been brainwashed to see Nigerian as a threat and bad people therefore they don’t want to know what’s in Nigeria or their culture cos their mind is already closed towards Nigerians.Even if some of these African artist are ready to adopt some of the Nigerian culture, their fan base will reign insults on them just like a new Ghana artist who goes by the name Camidoh, in his new single (Sugarcane) he used a Yoruba adage or can I say word which is (Gongo aso) and the Ghanaians jumped on him that he wants to Force himself to be like a Nigerian but he came out and say he doesn’t care as long as the word he used goes with the message he is trying to pass. Unlike the way Nigerians want to know what’s happening at the other end. You hear some African countries say we are ok in our zone and we don’t want to travel to anywhere but that’s not the case of Nigerians cos we are diverse people right from the onset and we are open to learn new things. Until these African countries start to see Nigerians the way we see them then I think they will be opened to adopt some of the Nigerian culture and blend it into their songs and am beginning to see few who are starting to free their minds from hate.
You're absolutely right. The Nigerians sing in Swahili and Twi to seduce other African countries. But other African countries are envious of Nigerian success
How can you mention 2face, dbanj, without mentioning "p square " do you have a single idea how much those guys impacted on the Nigeria music industry? I think the disrespect is becoming normal and that has to change, meanwhile nice program though
Keep it up bro. I realized Jesus was hated as well but His results are undeniable, just like Naija results. Hates makes us stronger and better. Make Dem dey there, na go we dey
In short we are TRAILBLAZERS in everything we do and most Black people are Nigerian but the white people changed our history books but music is spirit and it would Bring us back together
@@exiblack9370 I don’t know who F you are but don’t ever ask me that again. You can ask your FATHER if he gets one because if he has you won’t be here disrespecting your family.BADSTARD !!!
Ghanian Tougue is a major barrier + they don't promote their hit song enough. The need to be growth driven not money driven, Nigerian s are experiment ing
@@edigeorge548 😍 ONE LOVE , if Nigerians are super people then why is it that Nigerian airplane cannot fly in America and also land in America , chill up your mind
What must we learn from them when they mostly shoot their videos in SA and use our models. We have our own sound we dont need to learn nothing from anyone. They afro we piano simple
@@sellomabina3939 Even South African human right activitist Julius Malema said it that Nigeria does better music videos than South Africa. If u doubt me check the link below ua-cam.com/video/PwsbWLBebDg/v-deo.html
But guy dont take down the pianos we going big, even our nabouring countries like namibia they are doing it like the song danko maskitiers and mazabigue and lesotho
Your guest isn't knowledgeable enough on Nigeria afropop. Nigeria Afropop is making waves than other African countrys' music, simply because our afropop has a touch of spirituality in it. Afrobeats is wired with an unexplainable GRACE! It's just SPIRITUAL. When you hear our sounds, you feel connected & touched by our sounds even when you don't know the lyrics meaning. Afrobeats sounds get to your soul through unique beats & rhythms.
Nothing to learn from Nigerians music,I salute every African country that is using 95percent mother tongue in their music .instead Nigeria should be learning from countries like south Africa ,in promoting African languages
You guys are so full of yourselves ever since you got your Afrobeats music artistes release chart topping songs. That’s very commendable but you need to understand music is an emotional business and therefore can fluctuate. You make it seem like Nigerian artistes will keep releasing top songs while artistes from other countries sit on their hands doing nothing. So far none of the Nigerian artistes has released a song better than their previous hits…Rema, Tekno, Omar Lay, CKay and so. Their currents songs are OK and quite frankly just average. Meanwhile artistes from other African countries are stepping up and releasing better songs. What’s likely keeping these average Nigerian artistes songs in the chart is the large Nigerian population download skewing the algorithm. Now, Alicia Keys in the US collected over 5 Grammys years ago and has she repeated that? NO. Tracy Chapman won Grammys years ago and nobody knows where she is. There’re many music artistes worldwide that attained world fame with one or two songs but have not been heard from since. Your arrogance is unbelievable. Now you expect other African countries to copy Nigerian music culture? You keep saying other African countries hate Nigerian artistes but you don’t have examples except speculations unless you call someone saying Nigeria doesn’t support other artistes hateful rather than it being his personal opinion. Music is a small part of a country’s GDP and someone would say there’re far more important developments that Africa needs than Afrobeats. The fact that Nigeria has great Afrobeats artistes doesn’t mean Nigeria has the best schools, infrastructure, government and hospitals in Africa. Knock it off people.
You seem agitated... Lol. But the topic isn't about infrastructure or schools, it's about music and how Nigeria is leading the pack so they're still within the purview of what they set out to discuss unless you want to dictate to the channel owner on what subject to discuss. If you want discussions on schools and infrastructures, there hundreds of channels dedicated to that and your contributions will be more suited there but for now and here it's afrobeats, deal with it!!! Cheers!!
@@olumidemcintosh6265 …you write well so I will assume you’re just being intellectually lazy. Did you read the other comments before you responded? You can clearly see that I’m looping back to segments this host has done in the past. Read up a bit and come back with a more objective and respectful response.
@@dadoboye1536 Soo you took time to write an essay on Bullshit, like the previous commenter wrote, the topic of discussion is CLEARLY on African music & Afrobeats it has nothing to do with infrastructure soo, get a clue. Also Nigerians are currently the #1 trending African Artists worldwide and we’re on top musically, soo Deal with it. Those that want to learn what the Nigerians are doing differently should take a trip to Nigeria and learn, that is if they’re truly ready to learn.
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Honestly i would love to be a part of your talk show.
How possible?
This young lady is uniquely educated and informed in Nigerian music history, so much for her age...she's 👌 👍
You're right with other African countries not leaving their comfort zones to expand their perspectives to add to their music industries. This is a global market and only the most aggressive and ambitious reap the rewards. Nobody is suddenly going to give you exposure no matter how talented you claim you are, music has always been 80% business and 20% actual music and the sooner the rest of Africa realize this, the better
Morning guys
All the way from the beautiful Caribbean 🏝 of Jamaica 🇯🇲 the sister is definitely on point and definitely speaking my mind
Hello there in Jamaica 🇯🇲 🇯🇲🇯🇲
Nigeria loves you
@@POBoxAfrica am Nigerian resident in Jamaica 🇯🇲 and definitely promoting our Afrobeats over here and my Jamaican friends here love our music greatly
@@samtislorh8529 God bless you my Naija brother. Keep doing the lords work. Una dey do well.
@@samtislorh8529 God bless you Broda ❤️🔥
Nigerian artists have understood the multiplier effects and have now come out with a strategy that works for us in terms of how we sign new artist.
Absolutely! And many poeple don't understand how powerful that is
If you watch how Nigerian Artists hosting shows around the world, it's creating unity.
Burna Boy was in Dublin, Manchester and is going to be in Paris tonight.
It's the Nigerian season
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Awesome show!!!!! Nigerians 🇳🇬🇳🇬 need to start telling their own stories or else somebody else will tell our stories for us and 9/10 they will get the NARRATIVE wrong about Nigeria🇳🇬
As a Nigeria what I think personally, is that other countries in Africa, especially west Africa they are scared to adopt to Nigeria culture, is that, they think Nigeria is trying to infused their culture to them, you will hear them talking about Nigeria movies, naija pingin, Nigeria food, Nigeria music, Nigeria clothing, etc. And they're not happy that brother's and sister's are winning 😉.
But they're happy adopting European culture and western culture but when they see brother's and sister's they feel threatened, thinking Nigeria want to recolonized them with Nigeria culture when they have their's, and that's why they're scared to adopt to Nigeria style of music, language, & all that,😔 and that's bad, we're all Africans , we're all brother's and sister's let's forget these ugly mindset of jealousy and learn from each others, let's push Africa to the world and make it a better place to for us all and our generations to come. God bless Alkebulan 🙌 🙏 ❤
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Why should they adopt Nigerian culture when they have their own
@@lordtech7074 ok, let me come to you Mr tech I'm not saying they should adopt Nigeria culture I mean culture culture I believe you what I mean, all I'm saying is that they should imply some words of Nigeria slangs into their music, ok let me give you example look these dis guy called camidoh, his music going viral bcos he uses some naija words in his song, just like the way Nigerians uses theirs hmm. We're all Africans adopting to each others culture's doesn't mean anything, so far u know where you're coming from.
One love ❤ 😍 💖
@@exiblack9370 noo
@@lordtech7074 na tea 🍵 come be that one. No hard feelings
Our music producers did so well in shaping our afrobeats, they are the bedrock
Those countries need not learn from the Nigerian Music Industry. They already have more than enough going well for them. It is Nigeria that should be learning different types of tourism from them, etc. This entertainment is not government backed, it's just the Nigerian youths reaching out above government engendered frustration. Can't Nigeria also have entertainment as its own forte? Thousands of Nigerians are already patronizing Ghanaian and South African tourism, higher institutions and hospitals, for goodness sakes. Let others also patronize Nigerian entertainment! Every country need not struggle for music!
You people are right, Nigeria is killing it ,and more are coming
Wow! I have watched this interview, but I had to re-watch it again to get some important points.
This Ada lady is not just beautiful but very brilliant, she has a very charming smile.
I think you should hold more program with her, and you two have a very good chemistry.
Wow. Beautiful.
Brilliantly put together.
Ada you honestly rock gorgeous.
You both got this done and dusted..
❤️❤️❤️👌👌👌👌
Lady is well informed 👍. Well impressed with her contributions. Especially when she referenced to subconscious.........
Good job guys.
Interesting and educative review. Kuddos to both of you.
I have to comment, like and subscribe is because of the way you guys analyses the whole thing, Miss Ada especially is very good at her analyses.
Kudos to you guys for the Analyses of Nigeria and Africa in general.
you make me to even learn the real history of pidgin English.
Good discussion but on my own opinion I think Tanzania🇹🇿 is the only African country who copied the Nigerian🇳🇬 music style in fact diamond Platnumz sing and mixed with pidgin english, same thing with harmonize .
You're absolutely right. Diamond Platinum has sampled Naira Marley, Burna Boy, Wizkid and so many Nigerian Artists.
He is very good with that
You are right bro
Diamond Platinumz is a very Smart guy💫💥
The guy knew D Business that's why I love Him
You are right. Look at the collabos na
You guys were indeed wonderful and great in this video analyses man.
Tchuss...
Great interview. I would like for you to touch on all these collaborations with Americans, particularly the RnB and Hip Hop artists that we've finally freed ourselves from. Also, as someone commented in another video, Nigerian artists promoting more 'other' Nigerian artists rather than Ghanian...It would be great to see more Nigerian cultural diversity within Nigerian music, we also have some great folk music.
Nice one,wish I could be part of this interview.
Nice one
IMO, the reason why it’s not easy for other African countries to adopt Nigerian culture it’s because they already been brainwashed to see Nigerian as a threat and bad people therefore they don’t want to know what’s in Nigeria or their culture cos their mind is already closed towards Nigerians.Even if some of these African artist are ready to adopt some of the Nigerian culture, their fan base will reign insults on them just like a new Ghana artist who goes by the name Camidoh, in his new single (Sugarcane) he used a Yoruba adage or can I say word which is (Gongo aso) and the Ghanaians jumped on him that he wants to
Force himself to be like a Nigerian but he came out and say he doesn’t care as long as the word he used goes with the message he is trying to pass.
Unlike the way Nigerians want to know what’s happening at the other end. You hear some African countries say we are ok in our zone and we don’t want to travel to anywhere but that’s not the case of Nigerians cos we are diverse people right from the onset and we are open to learn new things. Until these African countries start to see Nigerians the way we see them then I think they will be opened to adopt some of the Nigerian culture and blend it into their songs and am beginning to see few who are starting to free their minds from hate.
You are on point!!
@@franciselvis7063 Thank you! Just my little opinion though from what I’ve observed around me.
You're absolutely right. The Nigerians sing in Swahili and Twi to seduce other African countries. But other African countries are envious of Nigerian success
@@omoadole255 Yea! The spirit of adaption in Nigeria makes them to be able to fit in any situation.
You absolutely right...
How can you mention 2face, dbanj, without mentioning "p square " do you have a single idea how much those guys impacted on the Nigeria music industry? I think the disrespect is becoming normal and that has to change, meanwhile nice program though
I’m sure it was an Oversight and not deliberate
Keep it up bro. I realized Jesus was hated as well but His results are undeniable, just like Naija results. Hates makes us stronger and better. Make Dem dey there, na go we dey
And you never mentioned Psquare, Dbanj and Don Jazy, Nyce !! How can talk of recent Nigerian international music without mentioning PSQUARE ?
Kudos to you guyz .@ Ada you really nailed the point
In short we are TRAILBLAZERS in everything we do and most Black people are Nigerian but the white people changed our history books but music is spirit and it would Bring us back together
Oga go sit down, we talk about music you come here yarn about infrastructure. Get sense
@@exiblack9370 I don’t know who F you are but don’t ever ask me that again. You can ask your FATHER if he gets one because if he has you won’t be here disrespecting your family.BADSTARD !!!
Absolutely broda ❤️
Right girl you got the point you be real naija beb
Sir You don't always mention Olamide in your conversation....why?
That's a valid observation ooooo.
And Olamide is one our top Kings.
@@POBoxAfrica one thing I noticed is your lack of knowledge regarding SA music industry
Ghanian Tougue is a major barrier + they don't promote their hit song enough. The need to be growth driven not money driven, Nigerian s are experiment ing
There is nothing better to learn from Nigeria and you know it.
And yeT Nigerian Afrobeats from Africa has taken Over the World 🌎 at the moment
Come to America and know Nigeria are super people
@@edigeorge548
You can say that again!! The Nigerian courage is unmatched. We go first, then other Africans get the courage to attempt it.
Fact!!!
@@edigeorge548 😍 ONE LOVE , if Nigerians are super people then why is it that Nigerian airplane cannot fly in America and also land in America , chill up your mind
The only problem I see on this programme is,this guy should limit his time of talking and give chance for the lady to express her views as well
I know, we were just having a relax friendly conversation.
No seriousness.
But thanks for the observations
Great content
Ada you are beautiful.
Bro where are you from? you sound like South Africa but you look like Nigeria 🇳🇬
He is from Jos Plateau
@@love-heartbamaiyi4258 that right there is bit of the diversity abound Naija.
@@love-heartbamaiyi4258 his from Benue state but born n brought up in jos.
South Africans are doing well.
No advise needed
What must we learn from them when they mostly shoot their videos in SA and use our models. We have our own sound we dont need to learn nothing from anyone. They afro we piano simple
@@bongani9972 nowadays Nigerian artists do NOT shoot videos in south Africa anymore (thank god). now most Nigerian hits are shot in Nigeria.
@@bongani9972 That was then not now. We do our videos in Naija and guess what? its beta than the SA videos.
@@Osas4Ray lol lies 🤣, we taught u how to shoot quality music videos and what can we learn ,lmao
@@sellomabina3939 Even South African human right activitist Julius Malema said it that Nigeria does better music videos than South Africa. If u doubt me check the link below
ua-cam.com/video/PwsbWLBebDg/v-deo.html
Where's @Dr. Croc from?
Nigeria 🇳🇬
But guy dont take down the pianos we going big, even our nabouring countries like namibia they are doing it like the song danko maskitiers and mazabigue and lesotho
Your guest isn't knowledgeable enough on Nigeria afropop.
Nigeria Afropop is making waves than other African countrys' music, simply because our afropop has a touch of spirituality in it. Afrobeats is wired with an unexplainable GRACE! It's just SPIRITUAL. When you hear our sounds, you feel connected & touched by our sounds even when you don't know the lyrics meaning. Afrobeats sounds get to your soul through unique beats & rhythms.
How many grammies does SA have ?
lol
Enough already
Nothing to learn from Nigerians music,I salute every African country that is using 95percent mother tongue in their music .instead Nigeria should be learning from countries like south Africa ,in promoting African languages
A xenophobian Sported
Drug dealer and human trafficer sported
@@yaya-zh8do
Drug business do very well in SA that's why it's all over SA , the market in SA is very good
We are learning from south Africa already because we love all African music.
@@petergyang9784 but how come SA people take drugs and they didn't know how to sale drugs.
You guys are so full of yourselves ever since you got your Afrobeats music artistes release chart topping songs. That’s very commendable but you need to understand music is an emotional business and therefore can fluctuate. You make it seem like Nigerian artistes will keep releasing top songs while artistes from other countries sit on their hands doing nothing. So far none of the Nigerian artistes has released a song better than their previous hits…Rema, Tekno, Omar Lay, CKay and so. Their currents songs are OK and quite frankly just average. Meanwhile artistes from other African countries are stepping up and releasing better songs. What’s likely keeping these average Nigerian artistes songs in the chart is the large Nigerian population download skewing the algorithm. Now, Alicia Keys in the US collected over 5 Grammys years ago and has she repeated that? NO. Tracy Chapman won Grammys years ago and nobody knows where she is. There’re many music artistes worldwide that attained world fame with one or two songs but have not been heard from since.
Your arrogance is unbelievable. Now you expect other African countries to copy Nigerian music culture? You keep saying other African countries hate Nigerian artistes but you don’t have examples except speculations unless you call someone saying Nigeria doesn’t support other artistes hateful rather than it being his personal opinion.
Music is a small part of a country’s GDP and someone would say there’re far more important developments that Africa needs than Afrobeats. The fact that Nigeria has great Afrobeats artistes doesn’t mean Nigeria has the best schools, infrastructure, government and hospitals in Africa. Knock it off people.
You seem agitated... Lol.
But the topic isn't about infrastructure or schools, it's about music and how Nigeria is leading the pack so they're still within the purview of what they set out to discuss unless you want to dictate to the channel owner on what subject to discuss.
If you want discussions on schools and infrastructures, there hundreds of channels dedicated to that and your contributions will be more suited there but for now and here it's afrobeats, deal with it!!!
Cheers!!
@@olumidemcintosh6265 …you write well so I will assume you’re just being intellectually lazy. Did you read the other comments before you responded? You can clearly see that I’m looping back to segments this host has done in the past. Read up a bit and come back with a more objective and respectful response.
No they ain't That's what some of the African countries were saying.mSo it's moreorelse like answering their questions
@@dadoboye1536 Soo you took time to write an essay on Bullshit, like the previous commenter wrote, the topic of discussion is CLEARLY on African music & Afrobeats it has nothing to do with infrastructure soo, get a clue. Also Nigerians are currently the #1 trending African Artists worldwide and we’re on top musically, soo Deal with it. Those that want to learn what the Nigerians are doing differently should take a trip to Nigeria and learn, that is if they’re truly ready to learn.
@@Mkym365 …the level of arrogance and disrespect is just unbelievable.