I’m not an expert in the Nigerian music industry, but I can say that her growth and development is organic, not forced. It’s been coming for decades. Nigerian contemporary Afrobeats began to take shape in the early 2000s. It began by the artists realizing that the best market was the local market. They saw a huge appetite in Nigeria and they set out to satisfy this. There was no agenda. The only agenda was to make money off of the huge local market and it was individual artists doing their things and learning from one another’s success. They stepped up their game and Nigerians started appreciating their music. Mention must be made of Mohits (Don Jazzy, D’Banj and co), Kennis Music, Tuface, etc. There was never a talk in Nigeria of banning foreign music and I’ve never seen a Nigerian blog or channel moaning about foreign music dominating the Nigerian market. The Government, local artists and DJs never held any meeting about local content. There was a time when Nigerians were paying foreign artists huge money to come perform. Afrobeats artists are making waves worldwide, but they first began by conquering the home market. This happened over time and it was not forced. Nigerians grew to appreciate the quality of work of these artists. Also, Nigerian artists do not work based on sentiments. They have mastered the business side of music. They can work with anybody, anywhere and adopt any sound as long as it promotes their craft. They don’t have any agenda to dominate any country or continent; their agenda is their pocket and that is enough motivation to put in their best in their craft. Since the local market is very competitive, they know that they have to constantly evolve and meet the evolving needs of fans in order to stay relevant. There was never a meeting of producers or music executives or even artistes, but they all have some things in common- drive to make money, attentiveness to the needs of the fans (to what sounds), dynamism and openness to new ideas. The Nigerian “superstars” are not necessarily the most talented in Nigeria, but they’ve been at it for at least a decade- that shows consistency, tenacity, hard work, and determination - Wizkid, Davido, Tiwa, Don Jazzy, P-Square, Tuface, etc… More stars in the making, because they have seen that music also pays 💵. Afrobeats will keep evolving- for instance, the producers realized that Nigerians like the Amapiano sound from SA and they are starting to incorporate it into their sound. At every point in time, their first goal is to blow locally. What I see about other African countries is a desire to compete with Nigerians ( which is not necessarily a bad thing), but without realizing that there is a process- you can’t jump through hoops and expect to be on the same level as one who has gone through a process spanning decades. You can’t cram a decade worth of development and growth into a few months or years. King Promise is a talented lad- I like him a lot, but it’d be unfair to him if you compared him with Davido or Wizkid(guys who have been at this for at least 10 years). I’d advise other counties in Africa to trust their own process, respond to the musical needs of their people, be open to new ideas, and learn from others without negativity.
You nearly said it all, apart from not mentioning Burna Boy!! Burna Boy right now is on the verge of becoming a global star ( complete with his posters hanging on people’s wall) the world over!
Why Nigerian music is glowing is because this is who they are their music reflects them they don't fake nothing they don't bavkdownn and they don't take no for an answer they are the proper tribe to represent Africa
Nigerian industry is solid cause it grew at a stable rate through out the years. They didn't just wake up one morning and want to jump the process for the success like every other African nation is trying to do cause they see Nigerians are finally enjoying the fruits of their labour.
Exactly. Naijas put our culture out there (our real culture, not like the Ghanaians who want copy and claim Nigerian and Jamaican culture for an easy ride) even when it wasn't cool. Now we getting shine everybody wan hate and suddenly become musicians now by either copying us or dissing us. It's pathetic.
It’s a good thing that they speak their language more often though because Nigerian languages are gradually showing signs of going extinct but Ghanaian languages will be spoken till the end of time. AS NIGERIANS WE SHOULD SPEAK OUR LANG MOR OFTEN. Just a good for thought 🤷🏾♀️
I gree with you 💯💯💯 Same reason the entertainment stays only in GH... Fuse your culture into art and make it understandable for the international market
things to do MATCH THE GAP WITH 9JA 1] STOP BEING STINGY 2] STOP BEING JEALOUS 3] STOP BEING ENVIOUS 4] START DOING GOOD MUSIC 5] START BEING AUTHENTIC 6] GET GHANA IDENTITY[TUNE] 7] SPEND BETTER OWO ON PROMOTION 8] COLLABO[VERY IMPORTANT] 9] DANCEHALL NA FOR JAMO [NOT AFRICAN] 10] LOOK GLOBALLY AND LEAVE 9JA ALONE. DO THESE AND YOU WILL MOVE UP
My observation is that Nigerian music is far beyond Shatta Wale's hate speeches. If you make good music, regardless of where you come from or what language you speak, people all over the world will vibe to it. I was at a client's house who was listening to Nigerian songs, I told him I like the beats, then he asked where am i from?, I told him Nigeria, then he said he's a Ghanaian. If you want to grow, you've got to be deliberate about it, work hard, collaborate strategically with artists from other Nations, etc.
Stonebwoy cannot sell a show dat an average artist from Nigeria can sell. True talk.. u guys don't know what HIT songs are. Nigerian artist regularly have songs dat d whole Africa n rest of d world sing as an anthem. I ride my bicycle here and all of a sudden, I hear naija music blasting from a dutch car. D dutch fm and d dutch tv.. is it naija executive here in Holland? Stop giving excuses.. tell ghanian artist to make hits dat d world can sing to... D facts speak for itself.
The Ghanaian music industry 🎼🎤should be thanking Nigerians 🇳🇬🇳🇬 in the comment section for giving them FREE and VALUABLE advice on how to improve their music industry because, we all know say if na consultation fee starting $100 per hour for this kind advise. Sometimes I wonder if Nigerians should leave them in their perils because they seem too arrogant to take valuable advise. Plus we also know you are using Nigeria’s name to catch views & comments , but this Negative way is not the right way to go about it.
Ghanaian artists should learn exploring and find a sound that’s not just appealing to the Ghanaian audience alone. They should maintain originality while doing so, I believe if y’all stick to highlife then refine it, trust me it’s going to explode. Promotion and branding too are key factors, content creation and anticipation too, invest on new talents with fresh sounds, people get bored easily so learn to always evolve with your sounds. Sign to Nigerian labels no shame, they’ll rebrand and push your songs. No body wan lose, don’t try to copy Nigerian pattern as it will be the worse decision, you can’t beat us at it
I think these guys are having a healthy discussion for their music industry to grow, I mean the only way you can get better at something is if you learn from someone better at it. I think It's good they're having conversations like these 🤷♂️
Ghana leave entertainment/music industry for Nigeria is their heritage, Nigeria is the heartbeat of Africans when it comes to music be it secular or gospel, just like Kenyans being the best in marathon race, Jamaicans good at track and field, Chinese good at technology, England having the best media across the Europe, South Africans being good in swimming and rugby. So enough of all these Nigeria and Ghana banter because Nigerians are just getting started. Nigeria music has made Africa to be recognized globally via music sector. Blacks outside Africa are now proud of Afro beat and the vibes.
Afro nation is Nigerian owned and they have been going for years. They have a yearly concert in Portugal. 2022 is already set with Wizkid, Burna, Davido Skepta, Popcaan, Chris Brown etc.
Yet they say no support If this guys are communicating, gyakie, R2bees Why won’t we give them the numbers, see the comment section self but no they won’t work and feel entitled
They can't matchup.. they can have talents n make great artist n music. But d command of English, use of American slang n different lingua, plus d swag n international reach dat d nigerian music n musicians have, has made d nigerian music more appealing. Not to only Ghana but to d rest of d world. nigerian artists sell out stadiums n arena in Paris, London and america while artist from those places struggle to do so.. especially in dis pandemic times.. truth has to be told..
My dear Ghanian brothers, sisters and Africans in diaspora, let me make this simple for you all as a Nigerian and a fellow African. There was an awakening that started in the late 2000 about the world becoming a global stage for all to future, which gave birth to the current globalization of the African music experience that we are experiencing right now in Africa and the world at large, which everyone is now scrambling for a fair share of this movement and the benefit that comes with it. What we did as Nigerians is that we looked into our culture, our way of life and our story telling ability which is embedded in our Africanisms knowing fully that we cannot be like anyone else on the global stage of music but ourselves as Africans. So, we took advantage of our sounds and started experimenting with new tech in music fusions and WE EVOLVED and made progress with the understanding of what type of sound the world at large wants hear, listen and enjoy when it comes to African music. So, what we’ve done with the Nigerian Music is called differentiation. This understanding is what has paved this pathway for us and it came with a lot of hard work, Sacrifice and orderly thinking that has birth new ground breaking sounds that bridge cultures on a global scale. Simple! We are still working hard at it; we’re not going to stop but continue to make progress with new learnings, because we’ve learnt a lot along the way. So, there’s still more to do and learn from. PLEASE START YOUR JOURNEY AND STOP THE CRITICISMS. Stop feeling entitled and drowning yourselves in self-pity but look inward for every resource available to you and start refining, defining and put in the work progress awaits you on this journey. We move...
Tiwa didn't just got signed to Sony music.She had been writing for artists at the Sony music for years.Their success isn't just music executive but a lot of hard work and improvements.
Truth be told,the guys managing Gyaki are doing pretty well. Apart from playing good music,she is been to a lot of countries within a short period/time. That’s the way to go. Watching from Germany.
Great dialogue. I would say like y’all said, it’s the important “behind the scenes” things of the music industry side that we don’t really have working for us. It’s not about the artiste or the sound, we make good music too. Another problem is that there are a few artistes we have that make really good music. I don’t think any other African country, not just Ghana, is going to reach the level Nigeria is at when it comes to their music quality and influence. Let’s be real.
@@moe6406 Hun, are you talking about the Ghanaian museums that said Ban Nigerian music or the ones that said they were more popular/ Better than Our top Nigerian musicians? Which one Ode
Please stop debating on how Ghana music industry will meet up with Nigeria, Nigeria is over 200 million people compare to nearly 30 million people , we Nigerians we are hungry lion hunting for success. Even in Nigeria, we are competing with ourselves everyday 💪 vs 💪, ....
@@iyamugeorge5835 your music is honey 🍯, your people are smallest, who is going to dance to it? Don't you that home is the first? When wizkid came to 02 arena, do you think white people left their home born musician are came to fill wizkid chairs? No. My friend its our people who came out for our son, Until Ghana 🇬🇭 start moving out and explore, the way Nigerians are moving out, then your music will also move out, ....
Tell your artist to start eating Nigerian food that is the only solution Nigeria food are very tasty that why our afrobeats have special taste is not like others you need Nigeria food in your music industry..
Music isn’t just about singing. Music carries swag; music carries message. As a musician, ask yourself what your fans associate you with. The reason Davido got so big isn’t just that he sings good music. He was able to define himself as a rich kid who just wants to enjoy his life and not be disturbed. This subliminal message resonated with millions of Nigerian youth who wished for the same kind of life. That’s why Davido is known as OBO. It’s not just because he sings good music. Lots of artistes in Naija sings good music too, eg Victor AD. But they will never be as big as Davido, because they haven’t defined themselves and what they represent. Study all Naija artistes and you’ll see they all have something they represent. As an artiste, your style and essence must appeal to your fans. If you behave like a yahoo boy, your songs will appeal to yahoo boys. If you behave like slay queens, your songs will appeal to slay queens. If you behave like a boss, your song will appeal to millions of people who wish to be a boss someday. Likewise if you behave like a tout, your songs will appeal to touts a lot.
Your debating should be, which Nigeria 🇳🇬 artists can collabo with Ghana 🇬🇭 artists as a match up, Nigeria 🇳🇬, artists matching up with Ghana 🇬🇭 artists. For Ghana artists to get known Ghana or any African artists can never compete with Nigeria in entertainment industry in general, ....
@@sylviasworld9397 they are trying to force us to do that while they lie and lay claim to everything in our culture and treat out people like dirt in their country (like their jelous asses always have). Never trust these people. We should never be mixing with them. Look at all the help our artists give them over even our cultural twins in Cameroon and they still hate and try to vulture our culture. I wish Nigerian artists would stop helping these people.
@@0k859 We helped them within their Ghollywood industry and what did they do afterwards??? Soo we should look at collaborating with Cameroon 🇨🇲 and Others
What competition? Why are you Ghanaians always comparing yourselves to Nigeria? Nigerians are just doing their thing and you guys are there talking about what can you do about the competition. What competition? Who is competing with you?
Too much emphasis on a top down approach. Focus on churning out talent first. It’s hard to admit but Ghana needs to develop talent first. Stonebwoy and Sark don’t really cross borders.
The Ghanaians are so proud. Naija literally brought entertainment to ghana…especially movie industry and even music bcos their music industry was dead..but Ghanaians will do everything to ban Naija music and Naija movies.
You must be 10 yr old if you don’t even know Afrobeat was created from Highlife music which is Ghanaian. Nigerians lack creativity all they do is jump on Ghanaian trends.
@@Mkym365 Facts. We aren't even culturally related to Ghanaians. We should be collabing more with Cameroon and Seirre Leone tbh. Even Brazillians and Trinadadians have more relations to Nigeria than Ghana. The just vulture our culture and disrespect us but the artists collab with them because any time they enter Ghana they get hounded by these Ghanaians.
The beefing and fighting spirit in the GH music industry needs to stop too. It's childish and makes artists feel they are doing something when they are doing nothing that counts. If Shatta was not the type to cause trouble would there not be a track with him, Stonebwoy and Sark already? Would it not have banged? He even goes for the veterans. When he came for Tinny, I was so annoyed. I thought how dare he! It's like someone coming for 2face, trust me Nigerian fans will end your career if an artist tries that. GH artists are shortsighted and put energy in the wrong things. Nigerian fans would NEVER stand for that behaviour from our artists. Even if Nigerian artists don't get along, we don't expect it to be made our business. We don't like wahala from our artists. Ghanaian fans seem to love it though, which is unhelpful.
It can never stop. Even the young ones will fight themselves when sharia and the rest gets old. This is because there is an inbuilt jealousy and hatred in the heart of every Ghanaian
The 2 music giants of Africa is Nigeria and South Africa. We did not copy south Africa likewise south Africa did not copy us. We just had to discover ourselves and south Africa did the same. Today we are improving with our Afrobeat(s) and south Africa improved theirs. So Ghana should discover what works for them and stick with it.
Sarkodie, Shatta wale and stone boy need to compete with Nasty c first before you put them in the same sentence with wiz, burna and Davido. The gap is just too long.
If they never mention Nigeria, they never feel all right. Nigeria will soon start calling them out.....some of these people don't know that Nigeria artists na businessmen. They should go hustle rather than comparing
@@nmg1909 Really irritating. It's hard to respect them when they keep going on about it, because they are basically not okay with our success. They will then call themselves 'Panafricanist"...... Hmmmmm, yeah right.
Baba fyo, daddy showkey, plantashun boiz, tony tetuila, e don tey, no be today. Nigerians just focus on their craft/music and Africans and the world just naturally draw to their sound. I don't know what it is but it is what it is lol.
Most shows in the World 🌎 rn are headlined by Nigerian artists, get it right. Ghanaians go and compete with South Africans Amanpiano because, Nigerians No get una time. Also have you noticed all the collaborations between Nigeria 🇳🇬 & South Africans lately in music, while SA are busy collaborating with the Nigerians, Ghanaians are busy crying & complaining about the Nigerian, go figure, no wonder your music is not progressing.
As a Nigerian living in Nigeria, i apologize to Ghanaian on this users comment. We are not in a competition. And that comment doesn't represent the views of the entire Nigerian music community.
These guys are here talking about executives, brands, world stage recognition but forgetting that with no good songs backing it it won't work. Ghanians keep mentioning sarkodie as a front runner sark era is over if u love him so much place him on a legendary status how do you expect a rapper in Africa to lead a generation this guy is 37 he is old. Stonebowy is a dance hall artist, shatta is a dance hall artist,sarkodie is hip hop and you expect them to have anything to offer? If you can't create music that reflects ur environment quite you don't need to go to jamaica to borrow style and sell to the world it is not yours. Time ago stonebowy was on an interview in jamaica (onstage) and was trying to out speak them on patois which is very wrong cos he is the photocopy not original
Can you imagine, that is like a stranger trying to tell a man how good is wife is in bed is that not abomination that can be so annoying I apologize on is behalf to my Jamaican brothers, pardon him i knew you guys must have identify so many errors why he was doing that ..
@@bigdadauyi307 lool only because you know Jamaicans will put you Ghanaians in your place real quick. Hopefully they learn from us Naijas have been too nice to you people making you cling to us and vulture our culture.
Hi, i feel the more Ghanaians keep talking about the relevance of Nigerian artist over Ghanian artists, the more you create awareness as to the reason why Ghanian music not making impact in the african settings and the more you promote Nigerian music. It'll look like if one doesn't listen to Nigerian music then he's not following trends. It's jist a matter of time, Ghanian artist will also be creating headlines around africa and the world.
Nigerian artists are liberal and aims staying relevant, as well earn as much - that drives their passion to exploit every available options. They aren't negatively competitive, rather healthy. One more secret about 9ja artists, is the openness to carry along and invest in younger artists, sometimes freely. Burna Boy recent love and collaboration with young Black Sheriff should give you a clue. He has seen something exciting and hopefully evolving from that young man's brand of talent, and has jumped in to push him - of course which will eventually payoff for both parties. Once that brand of Sheriff's new trend hits the larger audience, through this Burna collaboration - I bet you, 9ja artists will healthily fine tune and add more craft to that trend.. That's it.
The fact is when you hate and jealous your brother you will always continue to compare and not accept and learn all African countries just hate Nigeria for nothing but appreciate Europe and america but the Americans and Europeans appreciate Nigeria continue Africa but I guarantee you Nigeria is just starting
Massa stop 🛑 this hypocrisy. Are you telling me that Ghanaians Artistes don’t produce good music ??? If u dare argue with me then go back & watch Sarkodie’s BET cypher 19 and tell me that Ghanaians make good music . Such a fooolish comment .
U know these should not even be a debate because its very clear. How many young adults can in ghana can say they didn’t watch nigerian movies or listen to nigerian songs way before the ghana music or movie industry picked up. So you can relate to nigerian music more than they can relate to yours. Its the same thing in Cameroon. Some lazy people keep talkin about boycotting nigerian music but the truth is we relate more to these guys as adults now because we grew up listening and watching them.
I only subscribed because you guys have substance and you want others to get and understand your message. That's because I can hear (English) you guys. To go far enough in informing people language is important.
You can never match up, you can only follow up. You cant be like Nigeria 🇳🇬 you will be Ghana 🇬🇭, so focus and pretend as if we don't exist. That's how Nigeria succeeded, Nigeria is not seeing any African artist as a rival. If you wanna be like Nigeria, will you be like us both positive and negative?
There is a proverb in Nigeria that says "Soup wey sweet na money kill am". Nigerian artist spend heavily on their crafts. If you want to up there be ready to spend Million. Are Ghanaian artist ready to spend?
@ Adoja.E & Osayande O. U re absolutely correct and articulate with your explanation. One of the main reason D'bang and Don jazzy had problem back then . D'bang decided to step up his game after featuring snoop dogs and signed with KANYE WEST and dropped Oliver twist video ( I mean VIDEO) . D'bang paved way for all the afro artist in Nigeria since then till date , followed by ice-prince signed under konvict music( Akon ) . So, it's a journey for Nigerians artist to get to the level they are today not just other African countries beefing with Nigerian artist . Especially Ghana and Cameroon... try collaborate and take the risk with this artist , promote your brand , learn new sound and ensure you have a good PR.
Lord have mercy. Everyday Nigeria, una wan mek competition with Naija. Me, i no sabi wetin be your problem. How long e go be before una go no seh Naija no be your mate. Evan na weak pidgin you dey blow you fit copy from Naija. Ghanaians obsess over your neighbours Togo. Evun our cultural broddas in Cameroon no get time fit obsess over Naija like these Ghanaians. Shey you no tire yet for una obsession?
Calm down , Nigeria is currently the bench mark cos Nigerian music dominates the African music market so yes it's natural Nigeria would be talked about,same way if any other country would have bn if they were leading , and remove the hate from your eyes pidgin comes in various forms because u also speak pidgin doesn't mean urs is the best , do we when have something like best pidgin. I don't think you even watched the video if you did ,this won't be your comment
@@Jaylv5 This is how witchcraft starts. Envious spirit. Do your thing. stop mentioning your neighbor's progress. Your neighbor hustle reason he is making it. He didn't call names before reaching there.
@@pstarunit please most of the word they use in their 'pidgin' are from Nigeria. Dey is from igbo. Why would Ghanaians say that when they are not Nigerian? It makes no sense. Down to the way they break the English they copy from Nigeria but wan hate on the originators. Ian dey craze. You no get sense. But many of us dey look una so we sabi wet in dey happen. Una culture vultures fit vex am when dem fit look na real culture una fit copy. Na hin wahala be dat for Ghana when dem dey look Naija culture.
The fact is Shatta can never make dancehall better than the Jamaicans so originality is the key to push the industry, I don't know any Nigerian now that does dancehall, it's not our style or our thing.
@@Kreetique lol, my man it's not the same. Patoranking is good but I can't forget that he sounds like what he is not. It's not the language it's the Jamaican accent that is fake.
@@MajorrBison facts. I'm glad Nigerians in general are not like patoranking. Even Burna boy has become way more Nigerian overtime because he know Nigerians in general don't respect that. Push real Naija culture with our style Afrobeats or at least something African like south Africa's amapiano. Where as ghana it's always copy someone else. Particularly Nigeria and jamaica
@@0k859 stop lying afrobeats influenced by Ghana’s highlife. Why do you think fela kuti stayed in Ghana for a while studying our music style? And then right after he went to Nigeria to make afrobeats…
My problem with Ghana Act is, they Claim everything, but they don’t know, how to create with, what they claim, is there own What to you call that To me i see it as JEALOUSY. Stone boy and Rema who do you think is bigger now, intentionally But Ghana with tell you, it is stone boy, E they blow for your side, but e no get that name worldwide now
See I will tell Ghana 🇬🇭 this truth We no know stone boy for here E music no dey here in Nigeria, for the past one year now, I haven’t heard a Ghana act blow in Nigeria, but we hear SA songs like crazy. To tell you the truth, Ghana itself no say, dem no get too star ⭐️
Ghana music no they sweet. Good Music is good music the good old days Ghana music use to be the music we dance to and up till today we still love those old music but not the nonsense you guys play this days..
Ghanias .Problem is that then always depend on govement individual Nigeria work so hard .. ghanias always make Nigeria music more famous stop copier Nigeria with Ghana ... Different is too big.... 👌
If Ghana wants to get up there, they need to patiently work hard at it. Nigerian entertainment sector has been working and improving for yearsssss and we not even satisfied so...no need for beef, learn and improve.
U can blame them talkin about Nigeria becouse some Nigeria bloggers leave there village come Ghana see big House and then come out on yotube sayin what shock me in Ghana shock me that
You people are suggesting that Charlley to go to night club and pay the DJ to play Ghanaian music hin? You people are joking. Charlley doesn't go to night club paaaa, let alone pay a DJ play Ghanaian music.
How can you match up to people you can't even catch up to? You should first of work with them,and then keep learning with them. That's the way to grow.
Music 🎶 🎵 is like smoke, and there's no smoke without fire 🔥 You don't force people to love your music if a song is not enjoyable to LISTEN 🎶 is not lot of people will like to vibe into it, but if your song its a hit song and could move somebody whether you hype it or not the song must fly out to the hear of the world!!! Bcs you can't hide smoke 🚬 once you light fire 🔥 that's how you can't stop anybody from dancing or listening to good music!!! You all should stop blind aguement and see the hand writing ✍ on the well and flow with the winning teams, 😎 like i said be4 the world 🌎 have ears 👂 and they're listen and vibing with NIGERIAN MUSIC 🎶 🎵 😎 👌 100% WITHOUT SKIN PAIN AND WE GAIN WITHOUT GHANAIAN 🇬🇭 OR CAMEROON 🇨🇲 OR OTHERS WHO DOESN'T NOT LIKE THE PROGRESS OF NIGERIANS SUCCESS IN MUSIC 🎶 🎵 ⏹ 🪕 🎼 !!! SHALOM
I'm a Nigeria living in Istanbul 🇹🇷 let me tell you guys the common truth what grow Nigeria music is beef and competitions Do to high competitions in Nigeria music most artists cross boarder. now Nigeria artists can do any genres of music. We Nigerian no go for the best. Is had for Ghana artist to do Nigeria Nigeria traditional pop well shout out to sarkodie and king promise and Tanzania Diamond who manage to crack in Nigeria music world Give us the hit whether you be Nigerian or Ghanian, south Africa, Tanzania
Facts are Ghanaians artists are doing pretty well. My candid advice is that they should not always be at their comfort zone if they want to be known. They are too layback. When you rove out of your comfort zone, good things happen sometimes. The Nigerian artists you always see in Ghana don’t come because Ghana is too beautiful.
That is what the Ghanaians don’t know. They think it is too beautiful that is why our artistes comes there. Their jealousy and hatred for Nigeria won’t make them come because they know Nigerians don’t support haters and as long as we don’t support, they are going nowhere
@@timmarshal72 I think this issue of Ghanaian music not making waves continentally and globally is the nature of their music. If u look at it Ghana has never had any legend that was know across African. In the 70's we had Fela from Nigeria, Alpha blondy from Senegal, Manu d bango from Cameroon, Salif keita from Mali, Papa wemba, Kofi olomide, Awilo from Congo, Maria makeba from south Africa etc. But Ghana never had such individuals that gave them global presence.
@@Osas4Ray Copying Nigerian pidgin and slang like all these Ghanaians do is not helping them. They are always too timid to push their own culture unlike the Nigerians. Thats why they rely on copying Nigerians and Jamaicans not realizing no one knows them for them because the are too scared to be their true selves. Fela Kuti would never have created Afrobeat and pushed it in the UK/US if he were a Ghanaian instead of a Nigerian.
Afrobeat is Nigeria High life is ghana till you accept this Ghanaian will continue to talk and nothings with happened because you can do it t better than Nigerias 🇳🇬 😉 😀 💪
It's very difficult to listen to music u don't understand.. like the Ghanaian music, when some are played on MTV it's difficult to comprehend.. To be very Frank with u the only Ghanian musician I listen to and I even have his music on my phone is king promise..
Y’all are not getting it! Just advice your artist to change their style of music, make international music, if you know what it takes to make international music then the problem is solved!!! Why was Shatta Wale not speaking Ghana language in the track with Beyoncé ? Because it’s international right? So get it right Sign out ✌️ Love from Nigeria 🇳🇬
The problem with my country Ghana is that, nobody wants to hear the underground. The songs I hear everyday in studios are 🔥🔥 but the industry people don't want to see them. If Banky didn't take that chance, where will WizKid have been? So the big artist need to blend downstairs and stop looking down on the raw talents. The hits are all in the ghetto studios ma people.
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Compare Ghana with Uganda, not Nigeria.
I’m not an expert in the Nigerian music industry, but I can say that her growth and development is organic, not forced. It’s been coming for decades. Nigerian contemporary Afrobeats began to take shape in the early 2000s. It began by the artists realizing that the best market was the local market. They saw a huge appetite in Nigeria and they set out to satisfy this. There was no agenda. The only agenda was to make money off of the huge local market and it was individual artists doing their things and learning from one another’s success. They stepped up their game and Nigerians started appreciating their music.
Mention must be made of Mohits (Don Jazzy, D’Banj and co), Kennis Music, Tuface, etc.
There was never a talk in Nigeria of banning foreign music and I’ve never seen a Nigerian blog or channel moaning about foreign music dominating the Nigerian market. The Government, local artists and DJs never held any meeting about local content. There was a time when Nigerians were paying foreign artists huge money to come perform.
Afrobeats artists are making waves worldwide, but they first began by conquering the home market. This happened over time and it was not forced. Nigerians grew to appreciate the quality of work of these artists. Also, Nigerian artists do not work based on sentiments. They have mastered the business side of music. They can work with anybody, anywhere and adopt any sound as long as it promotes their craft. They don’t have any agenda to dominate any country or continent; their agenda is their pocket and that is enough motivation to put in their best in their craft. Since the local market is very competitive, they know that they have to constantly evolve and meet the evolving needs of fans in order to stay relevant. There was never a meeting of producers or music executives or even artistes, but they all have some things in common- drive to make money, attentiveness to the needs of the fans (to what sounds), dynamism and openness to new ideas.
The Nigerian “superstars” are not necessarily the most talented in Nigeria, but they’ve been at it for at least a decade- that shows consistency, tenacity, hard work, and determination - Wizkid, Davido, Tiwa, Don Jazzy, P-Square, Tuface, etc…
More stars in the making, because they have seen that music also pays 💵.
Afrobeats will keep evolving- for instance, the producers realized that Nigerians like the Amapiano sound from SA and they are starting to incorporate it into their sound. At every point in time, their first goal is to blow locally.
What I see about other African countries is a desire to compete with Nigerians ( which is not necessarily a bad thing), but without realizing that there is a process- you can’t jump through hoops and expect to be on the same level as one who has gone through a process spanning decades. You can’t cram a decade worth of development and growth into a few months or years.
King Promise is a talented lad- I like him a lot, but it’d be unfair to him if you compared him with Davido or Wizkid(guys who have been at this for at least 10 years).
I’d advise other counties in Africa to trust their own process, respond to the musical needs of their people, be open to new ideas, and learn from others without negativity.
No lies detected.
So apt!
You said it all.
Well said, these people don’t get it👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
You nearly said it all, apart from not mentioning Burna Boy!!
Burna Boy right now is on the verge of becoming a global star ( complete with his posters hanging on people’s wall) the world over!
Well said
Why Nigerian music is glowing is because this is who they are their music reflects them they don't fake nothing they don't bavkdownn and they don't take no for an answer they are the proper tribe to represent Africa
100% facts. Instead of do same with their culture this makes other Africans (Particularly black Africans) start hating
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You are right
Nigerian industry is solid cause it grew at a stable rate through out the years. They didn't just wake up one morning and want to jump the process for the success like every other African nation is trying to do cause they see Nigerians are finally enjoying the fruits of their labour.
Exactly. Naijas put our culture out there (our real culture, not like the Ghanaians who want copy and claim Nigerian and Jamaican culture for an easy ride) even when it wasn't cool. Now we getting shine everybody wan hate and suddenly become musicians now by either copying us or dissing us. It's pathetic.
The only Ghanaian UA-camr Chanel that speaks and talks in English. That was why I subscribed all the way from Nigeria 🇳🇬
So true...
You go kill me oooo, they don't know that's one of the reasons why no body like watching them and they always like to compare them self with Nigerian.
💯👌 accurate. That's Why I watch them. There are few others who speak English only.. Alot of them speak half Twi, half brofo, without interpretation.
It’s a good thing that they speak their language more often though because Nigerian languages are gradually showing signs of going extinct but Ghanaian languages will be spoken till the end of time. AS NIGERIANS WE SHOULD SPEAK OUR LANG MOR OFTEN. Just a good for thought 🤷🏾♀️
I gree with you 💯💯💯 Same reason the entertainment stays only in GH... Fuse your culture into art and make it understandable for the international market
Nigeria music is a yardstick for success in Ghana.. The obsession is real.
things to do MATCH THE GAP WITH 9JA
1] STOP BEING STINGY
2] STOP BEING JEALOUS
3] STOP BEING ENVIOUS
4] START DOING GOOD MUSIC
5] START BEING AUTHENTIC
6] GET GHANA IDENTITY[TUNE]
7] SPEND BETTER OWO ON PROMOTION
8] COLLABO[VERY IMPORTANT]
9] DANCEHALL NA FOR JAMO [NOT AFRICAN]
10] LOOK GLOBALLY AND LEAVE 9JA ALONE. DO THESE AND YOU WILL MOVE UP
This is suppose to get 100k likes. But Ghanaians no go wan see better advise.
Facts
My observation is that Nigerian music is far beyond Shatta Wale's hate speeches. If you make good music, regardless of where you come from or what language you speak, people all over the world will vibe to it. I was at a client's house who was listening to Nigerian songs, I told him I like the beats, then he asked where am i from?, I told him Nigeria, then he said he's a Ghanaian. If you want to grow, you've got to be deliberate about it, work hard, collaborate strategically with artists from other Nations, etc.
Ghanaian Okukuseku music was very popular and loved in the 80s in Nigeria just play good music and people will follow.
Even azonto, we dance to it in Nigeria, ....
You are so correct
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Stonebwoy cannot sell a show dat an average artist from Nigeria can sell. True talk.. u guys don't know what HIT songs are. Nigerian artist regularly have songs dat d whole Africa n rest of d world sing as an anthem. I ride my bicycle here and all of a sudden, I hear naija music blasting from a dutch car. D dutch fm and d dutch tv.. is it naija executive here in Holland? Stop giving excuses.. tell ghanian artist to make hits dat d world can sing to... D facts speak for itself.
The Ghanaian music industry 🎼🎤should be thanking Nigerians 🇳🇬🇳🇬 in the comment section for giving them FREE and VALUABLE advice on how to improve their music industry because, we all know say if na consultation fee starting $100 per hour for this kind advise. Sometimes I wonder if Nigerians should leave them in their perils because they seem too arrogant to take valuable advise. Plus we also know you are using Nigeria’s name to catch views & comments , but this Negative way is not the right way to go about it.
Ghanaian artists should learn exploring and find a sound that’s not just appealing to the Ghanaian audience alone.
They should maintain originality while doing so, I believe if y’all stick to highlife then refine it, trust me it’s going to explode.
Promotion and branding too are key factors, content creation and anticipation too, invest on new talents with fresh sounds, people get bored easily so learn to always evolve with your sounds.
Sign to Nigerian labels no shame, they’ll rebrand and push your songs. No body wan lose, don’t try to copy Nigerian pattern as it will be the worse decision, you can’t beat us at it
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We are always winning that's Naija for u I love my country big up to our Artist Big wiz, Burner, Davido etc
Fact oo I dey evn wonder do they have celebrities in this Ghana becus I cant evn mention 2 of them at most. Becus we no know any of them.
The late Ebony reigns of Ghana would have put Ghana music on the map... too bad she passed on.I am Nigerian and I loveeedddd her music.
I think these guys are having a healthy discussion for their music industry to grow, I mean the only way you can get better at something is if you learn from someone better at it. I think It's good they're having conversations like these 🤷♂️
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Ghana leave entertainment/music industry for Nigeria is their heritage, Nigeria is the heartbeat of Africans when it comes to music be it secular or gospel, just like Kenyans being the best in marathon race, Jamaicans good at track and field, Chinese good at technology, England having the best media across the Europe, South Africans being good in swimming and rugby. So enough of all these Nigeria and Ghana banter because Nigerians are just getting started. Nigeria music has made Africa to be recognized globally via music sector. Blacks outside Africa are now proud of Afro beat and the vibes.
Exactly!!!!
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You must be 10yr old
That is partially not true because you’re discrediting Ghana, Ivory Coast, and Congo’s impact on music.
@@moe6406 Action not words, it seems one nation understood the assignment not online claims and prejudice
Afro nation is Nigerian owned and they have been going for years. They have a yearly concert in Portugal. 2022 is already set with Wizkid, Burna, Davido Skepta, Popcaan, Chris Brown etc.
Thanks to this show more ghanaian artists have bn billed on the show 🔥🔥🔥
Pls give m link to the info thx
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AfroNation is not the same as AfroChella... The brands are different
@@AbrahamAmetepeyTask exactly
Am surprised The only Ghanaian UA-camr Chanel that speak English , that's y am subscribing all the the way from Nigeria 🇳🇬❤️.
Yet they say no support
If this guys are communicating, gyakie, R2bees
Why won’t we give them the numbers, see the comment section self but no they won’t work and feel entitled
They can't matchup.. they can have talents n make great artist n music. But d command of English, use of American slang n different lingua, plus d swag n international reach dat d nigerian music n musicians have, has made d nigerian music more appealing. Not to only Ghana but to d rest of d world. nigerian artists sell out stadiums n arena in Paris, London and america while artist from those places struggle to do so.. especially in dis pandemic times.. truth has to be told..
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My dear Ghanian brothers, sisters and Africans in diaspora, let me make this simple for you all as a Nigerian and a fellow African. There was an awakening that started in the late 2000 about the world becoming a global stage for all to future, which gave birth to the current globalization of the African music experience that we are experiencing right now in Africa and the world at large, which everyone is now scrambling for a fair share of this movement and the benefit that comes with it.
What we did as Nigerians is that we looked into our culture, our way of life and our story telling ability which is embedded in our Africanisms knowing fully that we cannot be like anyone else on the global stage of music but ourselves as Africans. So, we took advantage of our sounds and started experimenting with new tech in music fusions and WE EVOLVED and made progress with the understanding of what type of sound the world at large wants hear, listen and enjoy when it comes to African music. So, what we’ve done with the Nigerian Music is called differentiation.
This understanding is what has paved this pathway for us and it came with a lot of hard work, Sacrifice and orderly thinking that has birth new ground breaking sounds that bridge cultures on a global scale. Simple!
We are still working hard at it; we’re not going to stop but continue to make progress with new learnings, because we’ve learnt a lot along the way. So, there’s still more to do and learn from. PLEASE START YOUR JOURNEY AND STOP THE CRITICISMS. Stop feeling entitled and drowning yourselves in self-pity but look inward for every resource available to you and start refining, defining and put in the work progress awaits you on this journey. We move...
Tiwa didn't just got signed to Sony music.She had been writing for artists at the Sony music for years.Their success isn't just music executive but a lot of hard work and improvements.
Truth be told,the guys managing Gyaki are doing pretty well. Apart from playing good music,she is been to a lot of countries within a short period/time. That’s the way to go. Watching from Germany.
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Naija is not in competition with Ghana bro. The only country Naija compete with is the Americans not Ghana
That's true 👍 💯
Great dialogue. I would say like y’all said, it’s the important “behind the scenes” things of the music industry side that we don’t really have working for us. It’s not about the artiste or the sound, we make good music too. Another problem is that there are a few artistes we have that make really good music. I don’t think any other African country, not just Ghana, is going to reach the level Nigeria is at when it comes to their music quality and influence. Let’s be real.
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In Africa Diamond from Tz is bigger than any act in Ghana right now
South African should be the ones talking about Nigeria not Ghana
100% FACTS
True
Exactly!!! Plus these Ghanaian musicians are arrogant & unwilling to learn
@@Mkym365 you know nothing about Ghanaian artists keep your mouth shut. Hw3 wo ho gyimi nkoa
@@moe6406 Hun, are you talking about the Ghanaian museums that said Ban Nigerian music or the ones that said they were more popular/ Better than Our top Nigerian musicians? Which one Ode
Please stop debating on how Ghana music industry will meet up with Nigeria, Nigeria is over 200 million people compare to nearly 30 million people , we Nigerians we are hungry lion hunting for success.
Even in Nigeria, we are competing with ourselves everyday 💪 vs 💪, ....
What of Jamaica
You don't have to tell them the truth just leave them to keep on running raze that lead to no where..
@@bigdadauyi307 herh! Guy u dey ment o
Mumu. If the music nor sweet, your population nor go make am sweet or popular o. Ode
@@iyamugeorge5835 your music is honey 🍯, your people are smallest, who is going to dance to it? Don't you that home is the first?
When wizkid came to 02 arena, do you think white people left their home born musician are came to fill wizkid chairs? No.
My friend its our people who came out for our son,
Until Ghana 🇬🇭 start moving out and explore, the way Nigerians are moving out, then your music will also move out, ....
You’ve got a new fan from
Nigeria. I done on notification self.
👍 up!!! The only Ghana podcast/channel that speaks in English. That is why I subscribe. Love your program.
Tell your artist to start eating Nigerian food that is the only solution Nigeria food are very tasty that why our afrobeats have special taste is not like others you need Nigeria food in your music industry..
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You're funny. 😁
Agreed lolll😂
Who is this person? 😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Big dada you don burst my brain 😀😀😀😁😁
Music isn’t just about singing. Music carries swag; music carries message. As a musician, ask yourself what your fans associate you with.
The reason Davido got so big isn’t just that he sings good music. He was able to define himself as a rich kid who just wants to enjoy his life and not be disturbed. This subliminal message resonated with millions of Nigerian youth who wished for the same kind of life. That’s why Davido is known as OBO. It’s not just because he sings good music. Lots of artistes in Naija sings good music too, eg Victor AD. But they will never be as big as Davido, because they haven’t defined themselves and what they represent.
Study all Naija artistes and you’ll see they all have something they represent. As an artiste, your style and essence must appeal to your fans. If you behave like a yahoo boy, your songs will appeal to yahoo boys. If you behave like slay queens, your songs will appeal to slay queens. If you behave like a boss, your song will appeal to millions of people who wish to be a boss someday. Likewise if you behave like a tout, your songs will appeal to touts a lot.
Your debating should be, which Nigeria 🇳🇬 artists can collabo with Ghana 🇬🇭 artists as a match up, Nigeria 🇳🇬, artists matching up with Ghana 🇬🇭 artists. For Ghana artists to get known
Ghana or any African artists can never compete with Nigeria in entertainment industry in general, ....
I don’t see it happening anytime soon
We will not carry them on our backs. They need to do the work, themselves.
@@sylviasworld9397 they are trying to force us to do that while they lie and lay claim to everything in our culture and treat out people like dirt in their country (like their jelous asses always have). Never trust these people. We should never be mixing with them. Look at all the help our artists give them over even our cultural twins in Cameroon and they still hate and try to vulture our culture. I wish Nigerian artists would stop helping these people.
@@0k859 We helped them within their Ghollywood industry and what did they do afterwards??? Soo we should look at collaborating with Cameroon 🇨🇲 and Others
Daily life in Nigeria is enough entertainment. Not the boring life Ghanaians live. How do you want them to cope when they are boring naturally
What competition? Why are you Ghanaians always comparing yourselves to Nigeria? Nigerians are just doing their thing and you guys are there talking about what can you do about the competition. What competition? Who is competing with you?
Too much emphasis on a top down approach. Focus on churning out talent first. It’s hard to admit but Ghana needs to develop talent first. Stonebwoy and Sark don’t really cross borders.
Ghanaians should leave the hate, they come and have a deal with Nigerian record labels.
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What hate?
Another Subscriber from Nigeria 🇳🇬
The Ghanaians are so proud. Naija literally brought entertainment to ghana…especially movie industry and even music bcos their music industry was dead..but Ghanaians will do everything to ban Naija music and Naija movies.
Crazy isn’t it? That’s why I say we should start collaborating with Kenyans & Liberians instead
@@Mkym365 😂😂😂😂😂
You must be 10 yr old if you don’t even know Afrobeat was created from Highlife music which is Ghanaian. Nigerians lack creativity all they do is jump on Ghanaian trends.
@@Mkym365 Facts. We aren't even culturally related to Ghanaians. We should be collabing more with Cameroon and Seirre Leone tbh. Even Brazillians and Trinadadians have more relations to Nigeria than Ghana. The just vulture our culture and disrespect us but the artists collab with them because any time they enter Ghana they get hounded by these Ghanaians.
@@0k859 Facts Jamaicans & Trinidadians have a majority Nigeria Ancestry, they’re Our family💯💯
Bro is just about good music, am from Nigeria and i play Ghana music too, one love Ghana and love African, WE MOVE
The beefing and fighting spirit in the GH music industry needs to stop too. It's childish and makes artists feel they are doing something when they are doing nothing that counts. If Shatta was not the type to cause trouble would there not be a track with him, Stonebwoy and Sark already? Would it not have banged? He even goes for the veterans. When he came for Tinny, I was so annoyed. I thought how dare he! It's like someone coming for 2face, trust me Nigerian fans will end your career if an artist tries that. GH artists are shortsighted and put energy in the wrong things. Nigerian fans would NEVER stand for that behaviour from our artists. Even if Nigerian artists don't get along, we don't expect it to be made our business. We don't like wahala from our artists. Ghanaian fans seem to love it though, which is unhelpful.
It can never stop. Even the young ones will fight themselves when sharia and the rest gets old. This is because there is an inbuilt jealousy and hatred in the heart of every Ghanaian
The 2 music giants of Africa is Nigeria and South Africa. We did not copy south Africa likewise south Africa did not copy us. We just had to discover ourselves and south Africa did the same. Today we are improving with our Afrobeat(s) and south Africa improved theirs. So Ghana should discover what works for them and stick with it.
Never gonna happen. Their formula is to copy Nigeria and Jamaica. Particularly Nigeria where they copy and claim anything we do.
If Ghana music didn't blow in Nigeria market forget, u go nowhere.
Will expose sackidie to the world true or false.
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Ghanaians are good in comparison
Sarkodie, Shatta wale and stone boy need to compete with Nasty c first before you put them in the same sentence with wiz, burna and Davido. The gap is just too long.
I see that, Nigeria succes is giving you people heart attack
If they never mention Nigeria, they never feel all right. Nigeria will soon start calling them out.....some of these people don't know that Nigeria artists na businessmen. They should go hustle rather than comparing
@@nmg1909 gbam!!!
@@nmg1909 That's their only way to be relevant
@@Obalufon Is becoming irritating.
@@nmg1909 Really irritating. It's hard to respect them when they keep going on about it, because they are basically not okay with our success. They will then call themselves 'Panafricanist"...... Hmmmmm, yeah right.
Baba fyo, daddy showkey, plantashun boiz, tony tetuila, e don tey, no be today. Nigerians just focus on their craft/music and Africans and the world just naturally draw to their sound. I don't know what it is but it is what it is lol.
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Most shows in the World 🌎 rn are headlined by Nigerian artists, get it right. Ghanaians go and compete with South Africans Amanpiano because, Nigerians No get una time. Also have you noticed all the collaborations between Nigeria 🇳🇬 & South Africans lately in music, while SA are busy collaborating with the Nigerians, Ghanaians are busy crying & complaining about the Nigerian, go figure, no wonder your music is not progressing.
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As a Nigerian living in Nigeria, i apologize to Ghanaian on this users comment. We are not in a competition. And that comment doesn't represent the views of the entire Nigerian music community.
@@yominigeriaafrica3673 Have the Ghanaians come on here to apologize for the shit the host was saying??? Shur
These guys are here talking about executives, brands, world stage recognition but forgetting that with no good songs backing it it won't work. Ghanians keep mentioning sarkodie as a front runner sark era is over if u love him so much place him on a legendary status how do you expect a rapper in Africa to lead a generation this guy is 37 he is old. Stonebowy is a dance hall artist, shatta is a dance hall artist,sarkodie is hip hop and you expect them to have anything to offer? If you can't create music that reflects ur environment quite you don't need to go to jamaica to borrow style and sell to the world it is not yours. Time ago stonebowy was on an interview in jamaica (onstage) and was trying to out speak them on patois which is very wrong cos he is the photocopy not original
Facts
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Can you imagine, that is like a stranger trying to tell a man how good is wife is in bed is that not abomination that can be so annoying I apologize on is behalf to my Jamaican brothers, pardon him i knew you guys must have identify so many errors why he was doing that ..
@@bigdadauyi307 lool only because you know Jamaicans will put you Ghanaians in your place real quick. Hopefully they learn from us Naijas have been too nice to you people making you cling to us and vulture our culture.
Hi, i feel the more Ghanaians keep talking about the relevance of Nigerian artist over Ghanian artists, the more you create awareness as to the reason why Ghanian music not making impact in the african settings and the more you promote Nigerian music.
It'll look like if one doesn't listen to Nigerian music then he's not following trends.
It's jist a matter of time, Ghanian artist will also be creating headlines around africa and the world.
Have a rest gana. No be everything must be about bettering 9ja. Make una calm down. Jog on.
Very sound discussion
Well done guys 👍
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Nigerian artists are liberal and aims staying relevant, as well earn as much - that drives their passion to exploit every available options. They aren't negatively competitive, rather healthy.
One more secret about 9ja artists, is the openness to carry along and invest in younger artists, sometimes freely.
Burna Boy recent love and collaboration with young Black Sheriff should give you a clue.
He has seen something exciting and hopefully evolving from that young man's brand of talent, and has jumped in to push him - of course which will eventually payoff for both parties.
Once that brand of Sheriff's new trend hits the larger audience, through this Burna collaboration - I bet you, 9ja artists will healthily fine tune and add more craft to that trend..
That's it.
Jerusalema and Azonto are not Nigeria songs but top my list that year, I think it all about gud music and promotion
The fact is when you hate and jealous your brother you will always continue to compare and not accept and learn all African countries just hate Nigeria for nothing but appreciate Europe and america but the Americans and Europeans appreciate Nigeria continue Africa but I guarantee you Nigeria is just starting
Sean is making sense here paa ❣️💝🎼
Do good Music. Its good music that will bring those links my brothers.
Massa stop 🛑 this hypocrisy. Are you telling me that Ghanaians Artistes don’t produce good music ??? If u dare argue with me then go back & watch Sarkodie’s BET cypher 19 and tell me that Ghanaians make good music . Such a fooolish comment .
Amanpiano is good music & it’s pushing South Africans forward, Ghanaians need to be more like South Africans
This is the problem. Rap is not an African thing. Period.
@@armylife2970 una music na noise. Only a few artists are good. If you wan cry, cry.
U know these should not even be a debate because its very clear. How many young adults can in ghana can say they didn’t watch nigerian movies or listen to nigerian songs way before the ghana music or movie industry picked up. So you can relate to nigerian music more than they can relate to yours. Its the same thing in Cameroon. Some lazy people keep talkin about boycotting nigerian music but the truth is we relate more to these guys as adults now because we grew up listening and watching them.
Big ups bro all d way from naija...
I only subscribed because you guys have substance and you want others to get and understand your message. That's because I can hear (English) you guys. To go far enough in informing people language is important.
Thank you
You can never match up, you can only follow up.
You cant be like Nigeria 🇳🇬 you will be Ghana 🇬🇭, so focus and pretend as if we don't exist.
That's how Nigeria succeeded, Nigeria is not seeing any African artist as a rival.
If you wanna be like Nigeria, will you be like us both positive and negative?
There is a proverb in Nigeria that says "Soup wey sweet na money kill am". Nigerian artist spend heavily on their crafts. If you want to up there be ready to spend Million. Are Ghanaian artist ready to spend?
@@Osas4Ray and they use a Nigerian style (afrobeats) their own accent language etc. Ghana just copy and claim. That's all they can do.
@ Adoja.E & Osayande O. U re absolutely correct and articulate with your explanation. One of the main reason D'bang and Don jazzy had problem back then . D'bang decided to step up his game after featuring snoop dogs and signed with KANYE WEST and dropped Oliver twist video ( I mean VIDEO) . D'bang paved way for all the afro artist in Nigeria since then till date , followed by ice-prince signed under konvict music( Akon ) . So, it's a journey for Nigerians artist to get to the level they are today not just other African countries beefing with Nigerian artist . Especially Ghana and Cameroon... try collaborate and take the risk with this artist , promote your brand , learn new sound and ensure you have a good PR.
Awesome show
🇳🇬 One love African
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Lord have mercy. Everyday Nigeria, una wan mek competition with Naija. Me, i no sabi wetin be your problem. How long e go be before una go no seh Naija no be your mate. Evan na weak pidgin you dey blow you fit copy from Naija. Ghanaians obsess over your neighbours Togo. Evun our cultural broddas in Cameroon no get time fit obsess over Naija like these Ghanaians. Shey you no tire yet for una obsession?
Calm down , Nigeria is currently the bench mark cos Nigerian music dominates the African music market so yes it's natural Nigeria would be talked about,same way if any other country would have bn if they were leading , and remove the hate from your eyes pidgin comes in various forms because u also speak pidgin doesn't mean urs is the best , do we when have something like best pidgin. I don't think you even watched the video if you did ,this won't be your comment
Trying to emulate greatness is actually healthy
@@pstarunit benchmark indeed even Ghana govt have to start deporting them.
@@Jaylv5 This is how witchcraft starts. Envious spirit. Do your thing. stop mentioning your neighbor's progress. Your neighbor hustle reason he is making it. He didn't call names before reaching there.
@@pstarunit please most of the word they use in their 'pidgin' are from Nigeria. Dey is from igbo. Why would Ghanaians say that when they are not Nigerian? It makes no sense. Down to the way they break the English they copy from Nigeria but wan hate on the originators. Ian dey craze. You no get sense. But many of us dey look una so we sabi wet in dey happen. Una culture vultures fit vex am when dem fit look na real culture una fit copy. Na hin wahala be dat for Ghana when dem dey look Naija culture.
The fact is Shatta can never make dancehall better than the Jamaicans so originality is the key to push the industry, I don't know any Nigerian now that does dancehall, it's not our style or our thing.
Patoranking look as this comment like 🤭
Ghanaian formala 1) Copy and claim Nigerian accent, music style (Afrobeats), pidgin, clothes etc 2) Copy Jamaica
@@Kreetique lol, my man it's not the same. Patoranking is good but I can't forget that he sounds like what he is not. It's not the language it's the Jamaican accent that is fake.
@@MajorrBison facts. I'm glad Nigerians in general are not like patoranking. Even Burna boy has become way more Nigerian overtime because he know Nigerians in general don't respect that. Push real Naija culture with our style Afrobeats or at least something African like south Africa's amapiano. Where as ghana it's always copy someone else. Particularly Nigeria and jamaica
@@0k859 stop lying afrobeats influenced by Ghana’s highlife. Why do you think fela kuti stayed in Ghana for a while studying our music style? And then right after he went to Nigeria to make afrobeats…
My problem with Ghana Act is, they Claim everything, but they don’t know, how to create with, what they claim, is there own
What to you call that
To me i see it as JEALOUSY.
Stone boy and Rema who do you think is bigger now, intentionally
But Ghana with tell you, it is stone boy,
E they blow for your side, but e no get that name worldwide now
See I will tell Ghana 🇬🇭 this truth
We no know stone boy for here
E music no dey here in Nigeria, for the past one year now, I haven’t heard a Ghana act blow in Nigeria, but we hear SA songs like crazy.
To tell you the truth, Ghana itself no say, dem no get too star ⭐️
The only song wan enter 9ja is ( my heart dey for you ) by Jackie
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Teach your people well bro 😎
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Ghana music no they sweet. Good Music is good music the good old days Ghana music use to be the music we dance to and up till today we still love those old music but not the nonsense you guys play this days..
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Ghanias .Problem is that then always depend on govement individual Nigeria work so hard .. ghanias always make Nigeria music more famous stop copier Nigeria with Ghana ... Different is too big.... 👌
Nigerian as a whole compete with the whole world and other Africans compete with Nigeria
If Ghana wants to get up there, they need to patiently work hard at it. Nigerian entertainment sector has been working and improving for yearsssss and we not even satisfied so...no need for beef, learn and improve.
Wizkid manager is his babymama oo... Lol
Music is about talent and not being coerced
Unnecessary conversation. Leave Nigeria alone.
Ghanaian music industry should perfect a particular brand of music, and stop comparing with other Africa countries.
I do not Understand the issue with competition. Is Nigeria in competition with Ghana or am i missing something?
Is clearly ghana trying to compete with Nigeria. Lol we no dey look una at all
@@0k859 lol, no oh, Nigeria does not need that
@@0k859 Exactly
E tire me o
U can blame them talkin about Nigeria becouse some Nigeria bloggers leave there village come Ghana see big House and then come out on yotube sayin what shock me in Ghana shock me that
You people are suggesting that Charlley to go to night club and pay the DJ to play Ghanaian music hin? You people are joking. Charlley doesn't go to night club paaaa, let alone pay a DJ play Ghanaian music.
🤣😄🤣😄🤣 challey be too stingy paa
So can you tell me how Nigeria music can match up with the American music?
How can you match up to people you can't even catch up to? You should first of work with them,and then keep learning with them. That's the way to grow.
The problem with Ghana music is that does that have to be a carpenter are the one holding mic
Music 🎶 🎵 is like smoke, and there's no smoke without fire 🔥 You don't force people to love your music if a song is not enjoyable to LISTEN 🎶 is not lot of people will like to vibe into it, but if your song its a hit song and could move somebody whether you hype it or not the song must fly out to the hear of the world!!! Bcs you can't hide smoke 🚬 once you light fire 🔥 that's how you can't stop anybody from dancing or listening to good music!!! You all should stop blind aguement and see the hand writing ✍ on the well and flow with the winning teams, 😎 like i said be4 the world 🌎 have ears 👂 and they're listen and vibing with NIGERIAN MUSIC 🎶 🎵 😎 👌 100% WITHOUT SKIN PAIN AND WE GAIN WITHOUT GHANAIAN 🇬🇭 OR CAMEROON 🇨🇲 OR OTHERS WHO DOESN'T NOT LIKE THE PROGRESS OF NIGERIANS SUCCESS IN MUSIC 🎶 🎵 ⏹ 🪕 🎼 !!! SHALOM
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Is there any radio or TV station in Ghana that doesn't discuss Nigeria?
This ghanian are thorn to our fresh please leave Nigerian alone please relationship is not by force keep ur music to ur self we love our naija music
I'm a Nigeria living in Istanbul 🇹🇷
let me tell you guys the common truth
what grow Nigeria music is beef and competitions
Do to high competitions in Nigeria music most artists cross boarder. now Nigeria artists can do any genres of music.
We Nigerian no go for the best.
Is had for Ghana artist to do Nigeria Nigeria traditional pop well shout out to sarkodie and king promise and Tanzania Diamond who manage to crack in Nigeria music world
Give us the hit whether you be Nigerian or Ghanian, south Africa, Tanzania
Beef does not grow Nigerian music. That is not true.
Competition, not beef
I wonder oo. Naija artistes don't have time for petty beefs...They are always in the studio working or doing shows, so which time dem get for beef?
Beef is not a promoting factor. U dey lie
@@sylviasworld9397 don't mind him his not a Nigerian
Facts are Ghanaians artists are doing pretty well. My candid advice is that they should not always be at their comfort zone if they want to be known. They are too layback. When you rove out of your comfort zone, good things happen sometimes. The Nigerian artists you always see in Ghana don’t come because Ghana is too beautiful.
That is what the Ghanaians don’t know. They think it is too beautiful that is why our artistes comes there. Their jealousy and hatred for Nigeria won’t make them come because they know Nigerians don’t support haters and as long as we don’t support, they are going nowhere
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@@timmarshal72 I think this issue of Ghanaian music not making waves continentally and globally is the nature of their music. If u look at it Ghana has never had any legend that was know across African. In the 70's we had Fela from Nigeria, Alpha blondy from Senegal, Manu d bango from Cameroon, Salif keita from Mali, Papa wemba, Kofi olomide, Awilo from Congo, Maria makeba from south Africa etc. But Ghana never had such individuals that gave them global presence.
@@Osas4Ray Copying Nigerian pidgin and slang like all these Ghanaians do is not helping them. They are always too timid to push their own culture unlike the Nigerians. Thats why they rely on copying Nigerians and Jamaicans not realizing no one knows them for them because the are too scared to be their true selves. Fela Kuti would never have created Afrobeat and pushed it in the UK/US if he were a Ghanaian instead of a Nigerian.
@@0k859 that's true oh! Ghanaians can copy copy!
Only if they work together
The organizers or promoters of the shows mostly headlined by Nigerians artists in Ghana are NIgerians so wetin una expect?
It will take a long time , that's when if Ghana can catch up
Nigeria dey travel with their culture any were in the world
Afrobeat is Nigeria High life is ghana till you accept this Ghanaian will continue to talk and nothings with happened because you can do it t better than Nigerias 🇳🇬 😉 😀 💪
The guy talking executives executives don't even understand the industry that much
It's very difficult to listen to music u don't understand.. like the Ghanaian music, when some are played on MTV it's difficult to comprehend..
To be very Frank with u the only Ghanian musician I listen to and I even have his music on my phone is king promise..
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Y’all are not getting it! Just advice your artist to change their style of music, make international music, if you know what it takes to make international music then the problem is solved!!! Why was Shatta Wale not speaking Ghana language in the track with Beyoncé ? Because it’s international right? So get it right
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The competition is one sided. Nigeria does not even know there is a competition.
The problem with my country Ghana is that, nobody wants to hear the underground. The songs I hear everyday in studios are 🔥🔥 but the industry people don't want to see them. If Banky didn't take that chance, where will WizKid have been? So the big artist need to blend downstairs and stop looking down on the raw talents. The hits are all in the ghetto studios ma people.
In the next 500 years the Ghanaian music and their entire entertainment industry can not match that of Nigeria.
We must not compare to anyone
The media and the government is also part
If we only play Ghanaian music 🤦♂️
Comparison is that why you guys are fighting Nigerians in your country
Someone finally gets it. I wish other Nigerians would get it and stop letting the Ghanaians cling on to us
All dix discussions we not bring nothing to our table (Ghanaians) . We are thinking how the government can provide jobs in our country.
MOVIE, MUSIC, BUSINESS, BIG BROTHER NAIJA SHOW, GHANA CAN NEVER MATCH UP NIGERIANS IN ANYTIN I DONT KNW WHY THE ALWAYZ COMPARE THEM SELF WIT NIGERIA
They compare with Nigerians 🇳🇬🇳🇬 to stay relevant, how sad!