Ghana jamaica are doing music Not just afrobeat, listen to Ghanaians music well if you don't and jamaica dancehall, you hear all sound afro dancehall, Ghana and jamaica are doing music, not just afrobeat,
@@bornruff9796 what music is Ghana doing Abeg?😂🇳🇬🇯🇲🇳🇬😂😃🇳🇬🇯🇲 As for Jamaica 🇯🇲 they are trying to redefine their sounds and lots of artists here except for few ain’t doing the global music we know Jamaica for. Every street in Jamaica has small clubs and I can tell you from Burna boy to wizkid to all dem Nigerian artists songs are played day in day out
What wrong with people from other nationals? When Nigerian's were jamming to Reggae with the likes of Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, etc and even South African's own Lucky Dube, Nigerians weren't complaining. We even had our own musicians like Ras Kimono, Majek Fashek, Oritis Williki, etc sing Reggae. Nigerians were listening to other genre and sounds of music from African like Makossa and music from the Congo and South Africa with the likes of Brenda Fasser, Yvonna Chaka Chaka and others. All these sounds were hitting our airwaves and we were dancing and singing to the music. Now Nigeria musicians has crafted and honed their music which is now accepted internationally due to their hardwork, resilience and money. Ironically, Nigerian musicians are hated because others appreciate our music more. This nonsense must stop. I have to listened other African music and if it's appeasing, it will definitely be in my playlist. The more others keep hating the rise of Afrobeats, more and more will appreciate it's sounds and unique language associated with the music. I have observed that more people want to speak the pidgin English because of our music and movies. Abeg, no dey hate us. No be we cause am, na Grace. Do your own thing, hopefully grace go locate you. Naija to the world always.
The question you're to ask that fool is when did Ghana ever say they're going to ban nigerian Afrobeat. Wtf is all this hate. You people should sit there and allow fools put hate between you and Ghana all in the name of views and subscriptions. What is all this?
@@Enzo.C typical nigerian mumu kwasia, who will swallow any BS pushed down his throat without verifying whether it's true or not just because of the hate he's build in him for another country.
Nigeria is bigger than all Caribbean’s combined, we supported Jamaica reggaes and all carribean music, if they are envious of Nigeria because afrobeats is thriving that is their problem. Nobody can stop afrobeats now, if you don’t have money as a promoter you get out not sit and complaining. This people doesn’t understand how resilient Nigerians are. They will see
Afrobeats however are now using carribean styles more frequent in their music. And they have already used black american styles in their music. But sometimes its gets annoying. I understand the way how dancehall has a negative turn currently but its also an exaggeration comparing the positive and overall influences of AfroBeats to Carribean and black american music. It’s the other way around. Music in the Americas are the influencers of Afrobeats period.
Real African Caribbeans Love Afrobeat. The music found its way home. Reggae, dancehall, hip hop are all products of African Children. Now the music found its way back home to Africa. As a Jamaican I am loving it.
Jamaican here and I approve the take over of Afro beats at the expense of dancehall. Dancehall has been stagnant and very toxic for a long time now. If the Jamaican artist are smart they better learn Afro beat
Well said! I am a Nigerian I grew up listening to reggae and dancehall I still do now, but Afrobeats is the new thing just like dancehall 20 years ago the excitement and funfill that comes with Afrobeats is spiritual, magnetic and natural!. So for now, let us all (The World) do Afrobeats is a genre! Lets vibes to the sound and enjoy it. God Bless All Africans And African Decent All over the 🌎.
I was at a club and when dance hall was playing, barely anyone were dancing. But once afrobeats started playing, everyone was on the dance floor. I then knew dance hall was dead.
Tell me about it i don't start dancing until afrobeats comes on. Not even soca gets me there and I'm in a country where the only genre of music that are produced is soca.
You’ve said the blatant truth my brother. Nigerians listen and promoted reggae music a lot. I personally listen to Lucky Dube up till now than Afrobeats. Either anyone like it or not Afrobeat is unstoppable.
My very first month in Jamaica 🇯🇲 I woke up one morning only to hear wiz kids song from a far distance and Jamaicans love to play their music from loudest speakers and as a Nigerian I felt very proud 😂😃😂🇳🇬🇯🇲🇳🇬😂
@ZAZU MEKOYO Nigeria never compare them self with any fucking country or Jamaica 🇯🇲, reggae music is death 💀 now and afrobeat is new sweet sound that is taking over the world now which Jamaicaself are not comfortable with , if you valid and stay current you will know and if you are ignorant you can’t know , period.
A big shout out to our African, Caribbean, Oceanian, Asian, European and American brothers who have never tired of all the vibes and energy coming out of Nigeria and fvck the haters that pretend to be a brother while they are enemies. Naija love you all♥️🤎
I'm Somali from east Africa and afrobeat is part of our culture every day. They can say whatever they want these Lil islands no one can't stop afrobeat and the whole mama Africa music.
Stop spreading rumors. Am a Nigerian in Jamaica 🇯🇲 and there’s no day that past that you don’t hear Afrobeats. The Jamaican guy talking is speaking for himself and I can tell you that even the Jamaican radio stations are playing Afrobeats. In the taxi most drivers here play Afrobeats so my good brother there’s nothing like banning Afrobeats or Nigerian music 🎶 here in Jamaica 🇯🇲. My Jamaican brothers appreciate Afrobeats greatly and it’s only losers that complain.
@Sam Tislorh, he is not spreading rumour. It is the truth. Ghanaians started all these nonsense. What you need to know is that an Idea usually start from one individual and then spread other places. Yes, radeo stations in Jamaica are playing Afrobeats everyday, but with that kind video, it won't take long for radio stations to start cutting back as the hate spreads. They will all fail like the Ghanaians and Camerounians faild.
@@sunnyyande378 I definitely understand that of the Ghanaians because some are filled with envy and jealousy but over here in Jamaica 🇯🇲 there’s nothing like that and I definitely understand your fears, look even Jamaicans are complaining about the kind of dirty music some of their musicians are making this days. In some clubs here all you see is women doing acrobatic and shaking their ass upside down and men making nonsense of them, even some of the Jamaicans are saying it’s because of bad musical images like this that has made Afrobeats their number one songs to listen to. I am a subscriber to his channel and been following him for long and always enjoy most of his content and would suggest he finds out from those of us his subscribers who leaves in some of this countries as Nigerians about events. 🇺🇸😃🇳🇬🇯🇲🇳🇬🇯🇲🇺🇸🇺🇸🇳🇬🇯🇲🇳🇬🇯🇲 So as far as Jamaica goes there’s nothing like that but for Ghana! Their envy and jealousy is legendary and can definitely do them no good and I definitely know one of their UA-camr called Sammy flex who’s duty is always instigating hates against Nigerians eg South Africans and I know Some Ghanaians are always looking for ways to co-opt other countries to hate anything Nigerian but they ain’t seen nothing yet.
Afrobeat is here to stay for good. It's going to dominate the world. I told someone early this year that Adrobeats would grow to be a genre in the Grammy. And just a few months later it's included in the billboards chart.....thank you Nigeria for giving the world Afrobeats. New subscriber
A few disgruntled Jamaicans don’t mean thaT ALL Jamaicans feel this way.A VasT majority of Jamaicans 🇯🇲 LoVE Nigerians and have a majority Nigerian ancestry. A Lot of Jamaicans also LOVE & Support Afrobeats and that’s FACTS!!!!!
@@venchyluxe5740 what privilege tho?? Jamaican artists are put first in Jamaica before any other artist, Jamaican dance hall is played like way more than Afrobeats...Nigerian artists only come to chill in Jamaica mostly, they dont come to look for shows or anything.... nobody pushes the Jamaican artist aside for nigerian artist so I dont get what privilege he's talking about, it makes no sense at all.
A Jamaican friend of mine in New Jersey asked me about Afrobeat, how it started and what is it all about. I wanted to know why he's so interested in our Afrobeat. Turns out his two daughters are freaks of Afrobeat. He tells me that his house, his cars are all extension of Afrobeat music. Of course his children have Naija children as friends in college. He tells me that he has listened, he finds the sound interesting, lively, original and very African. He was however sad that his children are more interested in Afrobeats these days than his native dancehall. It was a proud me Omo Naija that took him on a journey of how we started. My point is that it's futile to fight what the Gen Z are promoting and are very much interested. Afrobeats is here to stay. It is catchy and vibey. It is loved all over the world now.
@@asanwa3126 then you have no idea about your own music. Fela kuti went to the Americas to learn the sounds. Its known history. The Afrobeats now is different than it was. Now you cleary see nuances in the music that reflects Carribean and More recent American in style in their choice of beats and Flow. They have their own flow but many times you hear them switch it up back and forth.
@@avhd187 bro you been everywhere trying to be baseless. I really don't understand what you mean by African American or Caribbeans. The.foolery in you, "mental slavery" don't make you understand we all Africans 1st b4 anything. And how stupid you are, alot in the Caribbeans or the states have dna traced to Africans. So I don't know ur issue with afrobeats. Afrobeats genre became popular thanks to social media. Not when you have cultural vultures who when invited to Africa to perform. They steal the culture and make money off it. All they do is to rename it, if you never been anywhere close to Africa, go down there and see their women dance the so call twerk with easy. Those are traditional dance there that was renamed and called twerk. So b4 you try to infused your mental slavery and think African American or Caribbeans are different from Africans. That word mental slavery ' like Bob marley said emancipate your self from it.
@@avhd187 You can't, take something that was taken from Africa by our ancestors during slavery and make it foreign! It all, started in Africa. And you don't, expect that being enslaved means forgetting your traditional music entirely. In fact, our ancestors use to sing their native songs while being forced to work as slaves. So, that is where those who are the descendants of those stolen away got their African connection to music. Don't, remain confused!
Perfect commentary brother. You said it all. Afro beats and all related Afro music sub genres are on the rise along with the good image of Africans all over the world. It removes hate and racism against Africans in carnivals or music concerts, it breaks the ice between races so they can learn about each other’s music. These African descendants hating or being jealous about Nigeria do not understand the Nigerian spirit, it thrives where there is opposition, racism, hate and jealousy. Nigerians don’t back off without a fight or without trying to prove that they can cut it at the very top with anyone. And they invest a lot of money to pursue their dreams. These jealous minority in Jamaica and the Caribbean are going to be crying in the old age when everyone around them start to play all African musics including Afro beats in 30 years time. What you can bet is the fact that Nigeria is leading Africa’s music and entertainment movements right now. Every single gifted African entertainment industry from Ghana to the Congo will work in partnership with Nigeria or just simply challenge Nigeria and bring out their own authentic and unique African sound. And they will all make money, the beauty of this system right now is that they don’t need to spend way too much money to market it globally because Nigeria has done the ground work for them showing them how the big boys do it. African musics will go global and western countries will start to invest in it too to make money off it too. They are very good business people with very sound judgement, whatever the global audience are listening to is what they will invest in. Nigeria has arrived to break down every single doors and barriers that were shut against African. Besides melanated skinned people of the Caribbeans are of African descent and as such are our family. We already opened the doors of Africa to them to return home to the lands of their ancestors to have dual citizenship, take advantage of what Caucasians have been enjoying and making money. Nigeria is the biggest black nation in the world and those irrelevant minorities are way too unintelligent to stand in our way. They would be swept aside and given baby feeding bottles to suck and moan as we strive for greater heights. Nigerians will not rest until astronauts are playing Afro beats in space. We are just starting the journey. Phase two is about to start. Africa will rise as a collective, and nothing can stop it.
I guess you said it all Bro! I'm a white but love Afro Beat because it forces your ass off the bench. It is a package of all natural black tunes, it's never gonna go entirely. It's all for blacks & none-blacks world wide equally! You wanna boost a carneval? Go Afro! All black music must be allowed anywhere provided folks like to listen & groove. Carribeans are Africans too✌️
I was about to take offense and disagree but I had to wait and listen to my brother finish. I Agree with you. African people in the diaspora are use to a culture of violence and abuse against us and to each other. It’s really deep what you said. Not many will get it but many of us in the diaspora will take a offense like I almost did. Too many of us can’t see beyond the ignorance. It’s all African music(like you said)no matter how you slice it and should all be celebrated. People need to get over themselves and think.
Those Jamaicans fighting afrobeats in the Caribbean are the ones with much Ghanaian DNA. You can't wash off your blood traits. Try as it may, the leopard cannot wash off its spots. Old habits die hard.
Yes Afrobeat music may be too strong and loved world wide, but Nigerian artists must watch who they do a remix or collabo with. Don't let other genres water the purity of our music down and taint the originality and sweetness of this wonderful genre the world is enjoying now. Africans should Keep it clean , family friendly and rock any dance floor any where.
Well said Tony E. The artist should watch who they collaborate with. Well, trust Nigerians, we are 200m strong, if an artist is selling out in a wrong way they will be called out and ostracised.
Hahahahaha... No one can't stop good music.... Afrobeats is good music... from the Motherland....the more you try to stop it...the bigger it gets.....Facts!
Big up Nigeria and Nigerians!!! Keep the good work and let the jealous be jealous Afrikans are for Nigeria and Nigerians!!! Afrikans needs Nigerians to come out strong for Nigeria and Afrika ! Together we are stronger!!!
you are right, Black people don't like themselves. Untill the early 90s Reggea music ruled Nigeria and Africa, Nigerians did not ask for it to be banned. Now Jamaicans are jealous of the success of Afrobeat. I guess Kizz Daniel's BUGA music got them thinking😂😂
This is ridiculous! I’m Jamaican living in Jamaica and everywhere you go Afrobeats is being played. One person out of 1000 doesn’t want it played and a whole ruckus starts? Really? Just some other foolishness to divide us a people….Smdh 🇯🇲 🇳🇬
It's even better if other countries don't understand how to appropriate Afrobeats musix because keeping Afrobeats original and true to it's root is the ingredient for it's longevity.
If only they know that when they try to make it difficult for Nigerians the more we push even further, they should just join us, but a very big shame to all other African people's trying hard to bring us down but guess what we do the unthinkable when you attempt to put us down. Remember when Nelson Mandala once said, the world will only respect Africa once Nigeria 🇳🇬 is respected.
Afrobeats is not only about Nigeria but the black race, Nigeria gave birth to it. This is something some people still doesn't understand. When the rest of the world starts cracking the Afrobeats code, Afrobeats will remain Afrobeats with subcategories. This will become the global engine that will drive n sustain Afrobeats for many decades to come. Afrobeats has come to stay, if u speak or try to stand against it, u do so at ur own risk because u will be left behind
@@dondanny2512 am shocked nigerian s are sitting there and fools like this guy is selling lies to you and you're buying it. Ask him when did Ghana ever say we're going to ban Afrobeat? What is all this hate?. All because of views and subscriptions this how far people will go?
What most of these countries don’t understand is, Nigerians only listen to music they like and hype it up till it blow up. If Nigerian don’t like your song am sorry, they won’t play it on radios, Tv channels and night clubs. Just because they don’t like the song. But if they do, then your song would national anthem in nigeria 💯. Kwaku the Travellers was mainly popular because of Nigerians have interest in it and it blow…
Wow I never thought that I will leave to see something like this in the black Entertainment industries in the Africans community. When Africans were accepting Jamaica music no Jamaicans were not protesting and banning Africans for accepting their music. Whether Jamaicans agreed or not Nigerians can still hold up on their own with those who want to be Parr of Afrobeats. Blacks will never be together even though Bob Marley told the Jamaicans that their roots came from Africa but they refused to accept and recognized their own roots.
Profound... I think Afrobeats will last,The musicians are fusing everything in it,from ,reggae, Amanpiano,ryhtm and blues,makosa....they are absolutely incredible.
Nigerian artists are very talented and creative, even if all these haters succeed in stopping afrobeat music, Nigerian artists will come up with another strong vibes that. The more the afflictions, the more we multiply. 9ija to the world 💪❤️
Finally, Ghanaians have succeeded in instigating Africans and Caribbeans against Nigeria and Nigerian music industry. Imagine, Kizz Daniel shutting down Suriname, Burna Boy shut down Barbados Hmm, take it or leave it. Naija 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬 Afrobeats to the 🌎🌍🌍
@@bornruff9796 who told you Nigerians can't rap lol, afro beat is a combination of all genre of music, Nigerians can sing anything. listen rap is an American thing, Afro beat is Africa, Nigerians are proud black Africans, they are not ashamed of their origin, yes they promote afro beat and it going global, I guess you Ghanaian, tell me what has the borrowed rap done for you and your people?
They should sing good songs if they want to go higher. Nigerians sing good songs, they have their sound and the polish it... u can not ban something that is weldone...aftobeat will soar even more
Nigerians loves dancehall too, as much as Caribbean’s love afrobeat, but dancehall have been here for years, now afrobeat is taking over, with hard work and full force
Great analysis as usual!!!!Afrobeats will remain a global phenomenon.I was at the packed show to watch Burna recently in Vancouver.BC. It was mainly a white Audience but people were singing along with him word for word. Afrobeats was made to be that united black sound.All those bellyaching right now would soon get the memo and ally according!!.
Hip hop is degenerate. People are starting to leave that shit in the past. Africans are back to clean the negative image of black folks made by you blacks in the west.
This kind of mentality is the reason wy Africa is still where its today no love or whatsoever among ourselves! Growing up in Nigeria 🇳🇬 I cannot count how many music from other African countries we vibe to let's be happy for each other it's afro beat today it might be other countries tomorrow let's lift each other up instead of bringing each other down peace
Ghanians,Camerooners, Jamaicans to hell with you am from germany and i love Afrobeats.......if you guys wanna bann nigeria music we Europeans is gonna Embrace it..i love Afrobeats.
In the age of technology how easy is it for any country to ban any form of music . As a Jamaican I can tell you, most of us knew it was only a matter of time before dancehall music get put on the back burner. While most of the dancehall artists are busily saluting their own music which degrade women and promote violence the rest of the world is moving on to something more palatable. I don't listen to dancehall music. I don't stand for what they are " preaching". Afro beat has replaced dancehall on the global scale, good for afro beat. Hope it will encourage the dancehall artist to write better lyrics. They have no one to blame but themselves.
Brother you are the best for supporting Nigerians Music but the truth is that you have to learned some things about us you that is ...Afrobeat is not going to Die at all, you know why because Nigerians are business men..We are ready to even pay the Aliens to dance to essence just to get the recognition of people around the world to know what Afrobeat is..did you think Nigerians just stood up and create Afrobeat brother this was created a long time and it was coming up gradually..See bro people should just watch their back..People that sings more than wizkid is here oo more than Davido And burna Boy is here oo..I don’t think people know the real Nigerians..we are hungry for success so immediately we get it like this mehn we are not backing off fact 🙌🏻 or let it go away oo..learn more about us..we Nigerians are Hungry for success more than the whitemen ..Hushpuppi only show few of Nigerians character...people that sell airport is also there ooo..Am not saying what they are doing is good but to let you know how this people are hungry for success...Learn more about Nigerians..more love❤️Less Ego❤️🙌🏻
You summed this up beautifully afrobeats and African sounds in general are very spiritual and that is why it’s so magnetic it is high vibrational music at a time when low frequency and toxic music has been the norm for so long people are tired! It is also restoring the global image of black people and families around the world especially women their has been a shift in consciousness overall and afrobeats is the perfect genre that caters to it afrobeats to the world💫💃🏾
I’m from the Bahamas 🇧🇸 and I can assure you that most Caribbean people don’t feel this way, Most of us love Afro beats. Our black people can be so ignorant sometimes; instead of seeing it. As a competition, see it as a opportunity for our race to rebrand how the world view the image of black people at the same time admiring the beauty of our diversity.
You are right if any Jamaican hate their ancestral revolution (afro beat) then they are relegating the effort of our legendary BOB MARLEY,And PETER TOSH.who live and died as African.
My brother you make sense, let's them keep jealous here and there nothing anyone can do, when someone time reach no one can stop it. Nothing stays forever.
They should ban all they want...Even a lot of American Hip-hop Artistes are scared, now they make podcasts, trying to tear down Afrobeats...they forget: Nigerian music have gone global; Africa, Asia, Europe, Americas....
I think Nigerian artists should repackaged our highlife music into a modern tune so that we can give Ghanaian people another headache. I think it is about time we do it. They have no clue how to do it or they are probably waiting for an inspiration from Nigeria.
When did Ghana ever say we're going to ban nigerian Afrobeat?? You never ask that fool that question? It never came to your mind?? Sit there and let fools put hate in you. What is all this nonesense?
I grew up listening to and loving bob Marley, Peter Tosh, Jimmy Cliff, Shabba Ranks, UB40 and Shaggy to name a few. I had a cousin that played nothing but reggae especially Shabba Ranks.
Afrobeats is Africans and Africans is afrobeats I think every Africans should love and welcome afrobeats because lets learn to promote ourselves and our products.
Well said brother! As a Nigerian that has lived in Nigeria all through? I'd never imagine I will swapping rock music/sound.. for Nigeria afrobeat 🎵? Like you said. Afrobeat is the go-to genre in our current world. And as a Nigerian and Africa' (exception of some haters from west Africa). I Say ; Long may it continue. Good job!👍❤️
Since you've absorbed his lies, ask him when did Ghana ever say we're going to ban nigerian Afrobeat? That question never cross your mind? What is all this hate?
Ghana + Cameroon + Jamaica is below 80 million and Nigeria is over 200 million. How much of Afro music is streamed in this countries combined? Nigeria music is a worldwide phenomenon. Stop the animosity………
You are so right, I live in the Caribbean and yes I support and like Afrobeat to the max together with the values it brings to the table. We as African people need to promote these values in all Stratos of the black society not that lewdness that is so highlighted in most if not all of the reggae dancehall songs. Lets work together bring about a renewing of spirit, body and mind with a new consciousness to the Blackman.
My brother let them try nah at the end of the day,good music travels far and wide. Seems like the whole world are jealous of Nigeria because it is obvious that Nigeria is taking over the world in everything
When did Ghana ever say we're going to ban nigerian Afrobeat?? You never care to ask that fool that question? What is all this hate? Sit there and let someone who just want views and subscriptions fill you with lies. Wtf is all this?
@@jonathandosu3561 You guys have always said you want to ban Nigerian music and it is no longer news however we are not bothered anymore about what y'all think. And to think that you say we are haters is really funny to me because we don't have that time to tell Nigerians not to listen to any other music and that's because we understand what SHOWBIZ is all about. Ask Wale he will let you know.
@@keepingitrealwithraphael9380 another nigerian who thinks wale and his rantings on socials is Ghana. Also I want you to show me a link to any video or anything thing that says Ghana wants to ban nigerian music. Even after you have ban foreign models and voice overs in nigeria, in Ghana we allow. And you laughing at me saying hate is also funny to me cos I won't even go far go through this comments everything is there.
@@jonathandosu3561 We will keep showing you guys how SHOWBIZ is done, Secondly it is not my duty to show you videos of your people saying they should ban Nigerian music but if you must know then go as Samyflex he will tell you better and lastly ShattaWale is like you people's God in Ghana Music and he openly said you guys should stop playing Nigerian Music in y'all clubs
You see how stupid we as black people can be. Rather embracing each other and enjoying the different talent and sounds amongst each other. Here we're once again comparing which sound is better than the other. What will be mind blowing is that, if we can mix dance hall and afro beats together to create a new wave of sound. Going on showing media and pushing this type of trend is simply showing other race that we as black people will forever remain separated. So, what if Nigerian music is dominating? I'm proud of that and I am not even Nigerian, a Ghanaian to be precise. COME ON BLACK FOLKS, LET'S STOP THIS NONSENSE. #TOGETHER WE THRIVE, DIVIDED WE FALL. let us not allow history to repeat itself where we hate each other for no reason. COME ON BLACK FOLKS, THE BEAST IS WATCHING.
Well said! I agree 100%. It saddens me that some in the Caribbean’s and neighboring country feel as they do. Unfortunately, haters are everywhere.🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🎶🎶🎶
I went to a mall last night in Dubai to get some stuffs I could eat, to my greatest surprise, for over an hour that I spent shopping, 100% of the songs coming outta from speakers are purely Nigerian music, I'm talking about a shopping Mall owned by Asians. I experience the same thing when I went to catch some fun at the beach same in Dubai, all the songs coming out of 90% of the cruise boats are purely Afrobeats 'cos it brings out the vibes in you and that's for you to know that we've finally gotten the kinda recognition we deserve the world over. AfroBeat is here to stay!!!
It's impossible, my brother....no body can stop the destiny whose time has come... Nigeria 🇳🇬 Afro-beats time has come to shake the world 🌎...Nigerians listen 🎶 to all kinds of music irrespective... That's why we are the best when it's comes to making Afro-Beats.
Yes, Nigeria is the face or the head of Afrobeat, but the body is not only the face or the head. Every Afro nation is contributing its own flavor and we are all mixing the flavors into one Afrobeats. This is why Afrobeat will be unstoppable.
Ok nah, let's see how far . Nigeria knew who they're targeting in that AD policy- the colonizers and imperialists but black nation wants use this again to attack Nigeria as usual. Give me a break. Love me my country Nigeria 🇳🇬 🇳🇬
Don't let those who hate us create divisions amongst us based on music. We should appreciate all African music be it continental or diaspora. Let us celebrate and enjoy all the wonderful music made by our people. Afrobeats, Afrobeat, Dancehall, Hip Hop, Reggae, Amapiano, House, Afro House, Apala, R&B, Soca, Calypso, etc. 🇯🇲🇹🇹🇳🇬🇬🇭🇿🇦🇺🇸🇨🇦🇬🇧🇰🇪🌍
You are right about that information its fact and correct, I personally listen and watch their video chat even it was Elton John who open his mouth and make that comment his like to collaborate Burna boy.
I'm American and Afrobeats is the sexiest music on the planet right now. I like Reggae Dance Hall but it's not as majetic as afrobeats! Afrobeats forever!!!
Well said bro, black people all over the world should be wise for once and stop back biting in issues concerning us all. My best reggae icon Peter Tush said in his music way back that ""no matter where you came from as long as your a black man your an African"" Afro beat or afro dancehall it's ours black creation with natural instruments from our maker so be you Jamaican, Guyana, Trinidad/Tobago whatever respect motherland forget all this crap from the enemies of divided and rule mentality. Believe we are the original authentic it's win win brothers and sisters big up to my blood in foreign land let's be wise 🇯🇲 🇬🇹 🇬🇳 🇧🇷 🇳🇬
I'm a Nigeria, and I've written a lot of afro beats and just waiting for the right time to drop them... I haven't dropped and y'all are complaining 😂😂 wait till I blow, y'all will cry the more 😂 afrobeat is here to stay
Ask him when did Ghana ever say we're going to ban nigerian Afrobeat? Sit there and let a fool who want views and subscriptions push lies and nonsense down your throat.
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Ghana jamaica are doing music
Not just afrobeat, listen to Ghanaians music well if you don't and jamaica dancehall, you hear all sound afro dancehall, Ghana and jamaica are doing music, not just afrobeat,
Na your mustache de give me joy
@@bornruff9796 what music is Ghana doing Abeg?😂🇳🇬🇯🇲🇳🇬😂😃🇳🇬🇯🇲
As for Jamaica 🇯🇲 they are trying to redefine their sounds and lots of artists here except for few ain’t doing the global music we know Jamaica for. Every street in Jamaica has small clubs and I can tell you from Burna boy to wizkid to all dem Nigerian artists songs are played day in day out
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@@Mkym365
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I'm a Ugandan🇺🇬 and being honest Afrobeats has changed the image of Africa. we rather support each other or become no body. keep going Nigerians ✊
thank you for supporting Nigeria music 🎵
Brother! Brother!!
Thank you.
I love you for understanding this.
I am a Nigerian!
Both reggae and macosa having has reigned for many years in every areas of Nigeria , they should stop being selfish ,we are all Africans by Origin.
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That's Ghanaian for you, they do envy Nigeria coz Nigeria are better than them in every area of music
I am from Ghana afrobeat is our identity 🇬🇭god bless Nigeria for making Africa proud 🇳🇬
#Nesta. Afrobeat is a Nigerian thing. See the proof... ua-cam.com/video/WxR0rmIGAB0/v-deo.html
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I’m from Ghana 🇬🇭 , I’m being honest,without Nigeria Africa music is nothing
Imposter, you are not Ghanaian, get f out of here!!!
Not so fast Braa...Amapiano is breathing down the neck of Afro Beat, Nigeria may have to share a piece of the Pie...😉
@@fendye66Amapiano is trending due to Nigerians support if that support is shifted back to afrobeat what do you think will happen?
No way AMAPIANO is killing it and sing it in African languages
Let's agree to agree afro music in all genre is the Ish...we are AFRICANS!!
What wrong with people from other nationals? When Nigerian's were jamming to Reggae with the likes of Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, etc and even South African's own Lucky Dube, Nigerians weren't complaining. We even had our own musicians like Ras Kimono, Majek Fashek, Oritis Williki, etc sing Reggae. Nigerians were listening to other genre and sounds of music from African like Makossa and music from the Congo and South Africa with the likes of Brenda Fasser, Yvonna Chaka Chaka and others. All these sounds were hitting our airwaves and we were dancing and singing to the music. Now Nigeria musicians has crafted and honed their music which is now accepted internationally due to their hardwork, resilience and money. Ironically, Nigerian musicians are hated because others appreciate our music more. This nonsense must stop. I have to listened other African music and if it's appeasing, it will definitely be in my playlist. The more others keep hating the rise of Afrobeats, more and more will appreciate it's sounds and unique language associated with the music. I have observed that more people want to speak the pidgin English because of our music and movies. Abeg, no dey hate us. No be we cause am, na Grace. Do your own thing, hopefully grace go locate you. Naija to the world always.
Very true said brother
The question you're to ask that fool is when did Ghana ever say they're going to ban nigerian Afrobeat. Wtf is all this hate. You people should sit there and allow fools put hate between you and Ghana all in the name of views and subscriptions. What is all this?
@@jonathandosu3561 well Shatta moron is one of the people fanning the division, so..
@@jonathandosu3561 topical Ghanaian...mumu
@@Enzo.C typical nigerian mumu kwasia, who will swallow any BS pushed down his throat without verifying whether it's true or not just because of the hate he's build in him for another country.
Nigeria is bigger than all Caribbean’s combined, we supported Jamaica reggaes and all carribean music, if they are envious of Nigeria because afrobeats is thriving that is their problem. Nobody can stop afrobeats now, if you don’t have money as a promoter you get out not sit and complaining. This people doesn’t understand how resilient Nigerians are. They will see
I’m 🇭🇹 we love Afrobeats we black
@@beatrice123ful you are are already know!!!! 🇭🇹 se Sal ye!!!
Afrobeats however are now using carribean styles more frequent in their music. And they have already used black american styles in their music. But sometimes its gets annoying. I understand the way how dancehall has a negative turn currently but its also an exaggeration comparing the positive and overall influences of AfroBeats to Carribean and black american music. It’s the other way around. Music in the Americas are the influencers of Afrobeats period.
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The weed you are taking must be top class. Caribbean and Black American music is influencing Afrobeats?! You are a 1st class joker!
@@avhd187 if you are Afro carribean, you should support any good things that comes from main land Africa, period
Real African Caribbeans Love Afrobeat. The music found its way home. Reggae, dancehall, hip hop are all products of African Children. Now the music found its way back home to Africa.
As a Jamaican I am loving it.
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So true. A well thought out comment.
Jamaican here and I approve the take over of Afro beats at the expense of dancehall. Dancehall has been stagnant and very toxic for a long time now. If the Jamaican artist are smart they better learn Afro beat
We need to see More collaboration
Well said! I am a Nigerian I grew up listening to reggae and dancehall I still do now, but Afrobeats is the new thing just like dancehall 20 years ago the excitement and funfill that comes with Afrobeats is spiritual, magnetic and natural!. So for now, let us all (The World) do Afrobeats is a genre! Lets vibes to the sound and enjoy it. God Bless All Africans And African Decent All over the 🌎.
That why we has black people don't go no where
@@allentheboogieman until another good dancehall artist comes out. Reggae is your heritage as well. Why cut off your nose to spite your face?
They rather need to collaborate, because raggae is huge, and if they Collab with afrobeat, really that would change the dynamics of music globally.
I literally laughed and spat out my breakfast. Nigerians don't need none or this countries.. our music goes viral just naija alone.
Lol. With 200+ people.
Nigerians are everywhere in the world.
And as long as that is the case, Afrobeats will be heard the world over.
222 million Nigerians and they think we need their recognition 😹😹 do am if e easy😂
I was at a club and when dance hall was playing, barely anyone were dancing. But once afrobeats started playing, everyone was on the dance floor. I then knew dance hall was dead.
Tell me about it i don't start dancing until afrobeats comes on. Not even soca gets me there and I'm in a country where the only genre of music that are produced is soca.
You’ve said the blatant truth my brother. Nigerians listen and promoted reggae music a lot. I personally listen to Lucky Dube up till now than Afrobeats. Either anyone like it or not Afrobeat is unstoppable.
Lucky dube is South African…
We also listened to Bob Marley
The more the hate the more Nigeria artists are unstoppable.
Nobody hate Nigerians my guy,just that both are not doing the same music
They don’t even know what kind of hustling spirit in Nigerian, more they hate more they more we dominated the world 🌎
My very first month in Jamaica 🇯🇲 I woke up one morning only to hear wiz kids song from a far distance and Jamaicans love to play their music from loudest speakers and as a Nigerian I felt very proud 😂😃😂🇳🇬🇯🇲🇳🇬😂
@ZAZU MEKOYO Nigeria never compare them self with any fucking country or Jamaica 🇯🇲, reggae music is death 💀 now and afrobeat is new sweet sound that is taking over the world now which Jamaicaself are not comfortable with , if you valid and stay current you will know and if you are ignorant you can’t know , period.
Is tt hate or to put their artists first?
I'm Jamaican but I'm obsessed with Nigerian music their music is the best it's in their DNA and that's something nobody can take from them.
Well said, we as black peoples need to accept and love each other. Be happy when people succeed 👌
ONE wise man here, thank you!
Amen to that 🙏🏿
Will never happens, blacks have always been jealous of each other and they wonder why people treat them the way they do….SMH
A big shout out to our African, Caribbean, Oceanian, Asian, European and American brothers who have never tired of all the vibes and energy coming out of Nigeria and fvck the haters that pretend to be a brother while they are enemies.
Naija love you all♥️🤎
I'm Somali from east Africa and afrobeat is part of our culture every day. They can say whatever they want these Lil islands no one can't stop afrobeat and the whole mama Africa music.
Stop the 🧢 it's not apart of our culture...Some may like it... But we have our own music
Your music is boring@@freeworld2275
Stop spreading rumors. Am a Nigerian in Jamaica 🇯🇲 and there’s no day that past that you don’t hear Afrobeats. The Jamaican guy talking is speaking for himself and I can tell you that even the Jamaican radio stations are playing Afrobeats.
In the taxi most drivers here play Afrobeats so my good brother there’s nothing like banning Afrobeats or Nigerian music 🎶 here in Jamaica 🇯🇲. My Jamaican brothers appreciate Afrobeats greatly and it’s only losers that complain.
@Sam Tislorh, he is not spreading rumour. It is the truth. Ghanaians started all these nonsense. What you need to know is that an Idea usually start from one individual and then spread other places. Yes, radeo stations in Jamaica are playing Afrobeats everyday, but with that kind video, it won't take long for radio stations to start cutting back as the hate spreads. They will all fail like the Ghanaians and Camerounians faild.
@@sunnyyande378 I definitely understand that of the Ghanaians because some are filled with envy and jealousy but over here in Jamaica 🇯🇲 there’s nothing like that and I definitely understand your fears, look even Jamaicans are complaining about the kind of dirty music some of their musicians are making this days. In some clubs here all you see is women doing acrobatic and shaking their ass upside down and men making nonsense of them, even some of the Jamaicans are saying it’s because of bad musical images like this that has made Afrobeats their number one songs to listen to.
I am a subscriber to his channel and been following him for long and always enjoy most of his content and would suggest he finds out from those of us his subscribers who leaves in some of this countries as Nigerians about events. 🇺🇸😃🇳🇬🇯🇲🇳🇬🇯🇲🇺🇸🇺🇸🇳🇬🇯🇲🇳🇬🇯🇲
So as far as Jamaica goes there’s nothing like that but for Ghana! Their envy and jealousy is legendary and can definitely do them no good and I definitely know one of their UA-camr called Sammy flex who’s duty is always instigating hates against Nigerians eg South Africans and I know
Some Ghanaians are always looking for ways to co-opt other countries to hate anything Nigerian but they ain’t seen nothing yet.
He has a valid point. The hate doesn't start overnight. We have to keep it in check.
Ghanaian and Nigerian said 50,50 but where's the 50 from Nigeria
@@dkdtailoy7792, 50 , 50 of what?
Afrobeat is here to stay for good. It's going to dominate the world. I told someone early this year that Adrobeats would grow to be a genre in the Grammy. And just a few months later it's included in the billboards chart.....thank you Nigeria for giving the world Afrobeats.
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A few disgruntled Jamaicans don’t mean thaT ALL Jamaicans feel this way.A VasT majority of Jamaicans 🇯🇲 LoVE Nigerians and have a majority Nigerian ancestry. A Lot of Jamaicans also LOVE & Support Afrobeats and that’s FACTS!!!!!
True. Out of all 12, there must be a Judas.
Everywhere I turn to, I hear Nigerian songs both gospel and Afrobeats...i mean here in jamaica
It's a clickbait title video. It's only 1 ignorant Jamaican and he wasn't saying anything negative about Afrobeats he was talking about privilege.
@@venchyluxe5740 what privilege tho?? Jamaican artists are put first in Jamaica before any other artist, Jamaican dance hall is played like way more than Afrobeats...Nigerian artists only come to chill in Jamaica mostly, they dont come to look for shows or anything.... nobody pushes the Jamaican artist aside for nigerian artist so I dont get what privilege he's talking about, it makes no sense at all.
Many Jamaicans and other Caribbeans are Nigerians so it's like a brethren stuff
A Jamaican friend of mine in New Jersey asked me about Afrobeat, how it started and what is it all about. I wanted to know why he's so interested in our Afrobeat. Turns out his two daughters are freaks of Afrobeat. He tells me that his house, his cars are all extension of Afrobeat music. Of course his children have Naija children as friends in college. He tells me that he has listened, he finds the sound interesting, lively, original and very African. He was however sad that his children are more interested in Afrobeats these days than his native dancehall. It was a proud me Omo Naija that took him on a journey of how we started.
My point is that it's futile to fight what the Gen Z are promoting and are very much interested. Afrobeats is here to stay. It is catchy and vibey. It is loved all over the world now.
Hearing Afrobeats is not just African either. Its influenced by Music in Americas and the Carribean.
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Afrobeat which was started by Fela Kuti...has zilch influence from the Caribbean islands and America.
Stop claiming Nigerian music genre!
@@asanwa3126 then you have no idea about your own music. Fela kuti went to the Americas to learn the sounds. Its known history. The Afrobeats now is different than it was. Now you cleary see nuances in the music that reflects Carribean and More recent American in style in their choice of beats and Flow. They have their own flow but many times you hear them switch it up back and forth.
@@avhd187 bro you been everywhere trying to be baseless. I really don't understand what you mean by African American or Caribbeans. The.foolery in you, "mental slavery" don't make you understand we all Africans 1st b4 anything. And how stupid you are, alot in the Caribbeans or the states have dna traced to Africans. So I don't know ur issue with afrobeats. Afrobeats genre became popular thanks to social media. Not when you have cultural vultures who when invited to Africa to perform. They steal the culture and make money off it. All they do is to rename it, if you never been anywhere close to Africa, go down there and see their women dance the so call twerk with easy. Those are traditional dance there that was renamed and called twerk. So b4 you try to infused your mental slavery and think African American or Caribbeans are different from Africans. That word mental slavery ' like Bob marley said emancipate your self from it.
@@avhd187 You can't, take something that was taken from Africa by our ancestors during slavery and make it foreign! It all, started in Africa. And you don't, expect that being enslaved means forgetting your traditional music entirely. In fact, our ancestors use to sing their native songs while being forced to work as slaves. So, that is where those who are the descendants of those stolen away got their African connection to music. Don't, remain confused!
Perfect commentary brother. You said it all.
Afro beats and all related Afro music sub genres are on the rise along with the good image of Africans all over the world. It removes hate and racism against Africans in carnivals or music concerts, it breaks the ice between races so they can learn about each other’s music. These African descendants hating or being jealous about Nigeria do not understand the Nigerian spirit, it thrives where there is opposition, racism, hate and jealousy. Nigerians don’t back off without a fight or without trying to prove that they can cut it at the very top with anyone. And they invest a lot of money to pursue their dreams. These jealous minority in Jamaica and the Caribbean are going to be crying in the old age when everyone around them start to play all African musics including Afro beats in 30 years time. What you can bet is the fact that Nigeria is leading Africa’s music and entertainment movements right now. Every single gifted African entertainment industry from Ghana to the Congo will work in partnership with Nigeria or just simply challenge Nigeria and bring out their own authentic and unique African sound. And they will all make money, the beauty of this system right now is that they don’t need to spend way too much money to market it globally because Nigeria has done the ground work for them showing them how the big boys do it. African musics will go global and western countries will start to invest in it too to make money off it too. They are very good business people with very sound judgement, whatever the global audience are listening to is what they will invest in. Nigeria has arrived to break down every single doors and barriers that were shut against African. Besides melanated skinned people of the Caribbeans are of African descent and as such are our family. We already opened the doors of Africa to them to return home to the lands of their ancestors to have dual citizenship, take advantage of what Caucasians have been enjoying and making money. Nigeria is the biggest black nation in the world and those irrelevant minorities are way too unintelligent to stand in our way. They would be swept aside and given baby feeding bottles to suck and moan as we strive for greater heights. Nigerians will not rest until astronauts are playing Afro beats in space. We are just starting the journey. Phase two is about to start. Africa will rise as a collective, and nothing can stop it.
Meeen....you've said it all.I don't even know what say.gud write up bro.
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That part where you said; "until astronauts are playing Afrobeats in space"! 🔥🔥💥❤️
The more they hate us, the more we progress. We know who we are, we are Nigerians 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬 we don't settle for less.
Yinmu. Na true like your economy.
@@childrentoys4537 mumu
FACTS!!!!
@@jgoldgold6564Lol😄. Because I talk true na im come mek me be mumu.
@@childrentoys4537 Nigeria economy is better than your banku village called Ghana economy that's collapsing already 😂😂🤣🤣
The whole of african sounds will soon be accepted lets support Nigeria they are the ones on the frontline and its working magic🎉
I guess you said it all Bro! I'm a white but love Afro Beat because it forces your ass off the bench. It is a package of all natural black tunes, it's never gonna go entirely. It's all for blacks & none-blacks world wide equally! You wanna boost a carneval? Go Afro! All black music must be allowed anywhere provided folks like to listen & groove. Carribeans are Africans too✌️
I was about to take offense and disagree but I had to wait and listen to my brother finish. I Agree with you. African people in the diaspora are use to a culture of violence and abuse against us and to each other. It’s really deep what you said. Not many will get it but many of us in the diaspora will take a offense like I almost did. Too many of us can’t see beyond the ignorance. It’s all African music(like you said)no matter how you slice it and should all be celebrated. People need to get over themselves and think.
Blacks hatte themselves. Nigeria music is world class music for everyone.
I am Ugandan, 90% of my playlist is Afro beats. It’s about to even grow to only Afro beats 😂. We are Africa and it’s in our blood.
Those Jamaicans fighting afrobeats in the Caribbean are the ones with much Ghanaian DNA. You can't wash off your blood traits. Try as it may, the leopard cannot wash off its spots. Old habits die hard.
It’s always been the Ghanaians thing the world over. They say stop anything Nigeria 🇳🇬 and they seem to be winning!
I thought so bro, but they are too small, Nigerians never back down.
@@daveglo70 they win nothing afrobeat is globally
Some Nigerian are Soo stupid to attack Ghana
🤣😂😂😂...... Ghanaians started afrobeats with Azonto and u guys claimed it ...always taking our shine because of ur population 🤣🤣🤣
Yes Afrobeat music may be too strong and loved world wide, but Nigerian artists must watch who they do a remix or collabo with. Don't let other genres water the purity of our music down and taint the originality and sweetness of this wonderful genre the world is enjoying now. Africans should Keep it clean , family friendly and rock any dance floor any where.
Afrobeats today is not pure in a sense... bcos it is mixture of different genre of music
FACTS 💯
Well said Tony E. The artist should watch who they collaborate with. Well, trust Nigerians, we are 200m strong, if an artist is selling out in a wrong way they will be called out and ostracised.
@@naija17naijaniile54 …Burna Boy, WizKid and co are not doing Afrobeats…they’re doing fusion. What are you going to do?
I totally agree... to put gun songs from Jamaica on these beats is a recipe for disaster
Hahahahaha... No one can't stop good music.... Afrobeats is good music... from the Motherland....the more you try to stop it...the bigger it gets.....Facts!
Big up Nigeria and Nigerians!!!
Keep the good work and let the jealous be jealous
Afrikans are for Nigeria and Nigerians!!!
Afrikans needs Nigerians to come out strong for Nigeria and Afrika !
Together we are stronger!!!
you are right, Black people don't like themselves. Untill the early 90s Reggea music ruled Nigeria and Africa, Nigerians did not ask for it to be banned. Now Jamaicans are jealous of the success of Afrobeat. I guess Kizz Daniel's BUGA music got them thinking😂😂
This is ridiculous! I’m Jamaican living in Jamaica and everywhere you go Afrobeats is being played. One person out of 1000 doesn’t want it played and a whole ruckus starts? Really? Just some other foolishness to divide us a people….Smdh 🇯🇲 🇳🇬
It's even better if other countries don't understand how to appropriate Afrobeats musix because keeping Afrobeats original and true to it's root is the ingredient for it's longevity.
Facts
well said bro
They should not think about it, because Nigeria are unstoppable ,nobody can stop us. We are Nigeria 🇳🇬 the centre of Black ⚫️ Race Nigeria 🇳🇬 😀 😄 😉
The Jamaican artist needs to COLAB. with afrobeats artist
If only they know that when they try to make it difficult for Nigerians the more we push even further, they should just join us, but a very big shame to all other African people's trying hard to bring us down but guess what we do the unthinkable when you attempt to put us down. Remember when Nelson Mandala once said, the world will only respect Africa once Nigeria 🇳🇬 is respected.
Afrobeats is not only about Nigeria but the black race, Nigeria gave birth to it. This is something some people still doesn't understand. When the rest of the world starts cracking the Afrobeats code, Afrobeats will remain Afrobeats with subcategories. This will become the global engine that will drive n sustain Afrobeats for many decades to come. Afrobeats has come to stay, if u speak or try to stand against it, u do so at ur own risk because u will be left behind
I'm a ghanaian and i agree with you...
I'm for anything changing the image of black people in a positive light..
Have u ppl finish banding afrobeat
@@dondanny2512 no one is baning afrobeat bro
Go check the 80 :20 band on afrobeat... As if there weren't hip hop dance hall or the list continue
@@dondanny2512 am shocked nigerian s are sitting there and fools like this guy is selling lies to you and you're buying it. Ask him when did Ghana ever say we're going to ban Afrobeat? What is all this hate?. All because of views and subscriptions this how far people will go?
@@jonathandosu3561 seriously 💯💯
What most of these countries don’t understand is, Nigerians only listen to music they like and hype it up till it blow up. If Nigerian don’t like your song am sorry, they won’t play it on radios, Tv channels and night clubs. Just because they don’t like the song. But if they do, then your song would national anthem in nigeria 💯. Kwaku the Travellers was mainly popular because of Nigerians have interest in it and it blow…
Wow I never thought that I will leave to see something like this in the black Entertainment industries in the Africans community.
When Africans were accepting Jamaica music no Jamaicans were not protesting and banning Africans for accepting their music.
Whether Jamaicans agreed or not Nigerians can still hold up on their own with those who want to be Parr of Afrobeats.
Blacks will never be together even though Bob Marley told the Jamaicans that their roots came from Africa but they refused to accept and recognized their own roots.
As Jamaican we love afrobeats.
Profound... I think Afrobeats will last,The musicians are fusing everything in it,from ,reggae, Amanpiano,ryhtm and blues,makosa....they are absolutely incredible.
Nigerian artists are very talented and creative, even if all these haters succeed in stopping afrobeat music, Nigerian artists will come up with another strong vibes that. The more the afflictions, the more we multiply. 9ija to the world 💪❤️
Finally, Ghanaians have succeeded in instigating Africans and Caribbeans against Nigeria and Nigerian music industry. Imagine, Kizz Daniel shutting down Suriname, Burna Boy shut down Barbados Hmm, take it or leave it. Naija 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬 Afrobeats to the 🌎🌍🌍
Listen Ghanaians don't just like Listening to 1way music ok ,we love African Caribbean music, yes, Nigerians can't Rapp 😅😅😅😅
Who can tell the Ghanaians to stop this madness 😮😳
@@bornruff9796 Rapping isn't doing it now, Afro beats is the talk of the moment, even the Americans rappers begging to collabo with Afro beats artists
@@bornruff9796 rap my foot
@@bornruff9796 who told you Nigerians can't rap lol, afro beat is a combination of all genre of music, Nigerians can sing anything. listen rap is an American thing, Afro beat is Africa, Nigerians are proud black Africans, they are not ashamed of their origin, yes they promote afro beat and it going global, I guess you Ghanaian, tell me what has the borrowed rap done for you and your people?
They should sing good songs if they want to go higher. Nigerians sing good songs, they have their sound and the polish it... u can not ban something that is weldone...aftobeat will soar even more
Nigerians loves dancehall too, as much as Caribbean’s love afrobeat, but dancehall have been here for years, now afrobeat is taking over, with hard work and full force
Totally agree with your analysis.
Afrobeats cannot be stopped. What time has come has come. I hear top restaurants and night clubs in Minneapolis playing Afrobeats.
The jealousy between we black is something else
Great analysis as usual!!!!Afrobeats will remain a global phenomenon.I was at the packed show to watch Burna recently in Vancouver.BC. It was mainly a white Audience but people were singing along with him word for word. Afrobeats was made to be that united black sound.All those bellyaching right now would soon get the memo and ally according!!.
You speak well bro , Nigeria 🇳🇬 forever proud of it
Afrobeats will never die because, Africans supports their artist at all times,even before the world accepted our genre of music
Afrobeats is the best music!!AFRICAN TAKE OVER!!!!Love it!!!
You opinion, in reality hip hop is still on top by far…
Hip hop is degenerate. People are starting to leave that shit in the past. Africans are back to clean the negative image of black folks made by you blacks in the west.
This kind of mentality is the reason wy Africa is still where its today no love or whatsoever among ourselves! Growing up in Nigeria 🇳🇬 I cannot count how many music from other African countries we vibe to let's be happy for each other it's afro beat today it might be other countries tomorrow let's lift each other up instead of bringing each other down peace
Ghanians,Camerooners, Jamaicans to hell with you am from germany and i love Afrobeats.......if you guys wanna bann nigeria music we Europeans is gonna Embrace it..i love Afrobeats.
It’s fake idk who said they’re banning Afrobeats none of those countries he mentioned are banning anything. 🤦♂️
Nobody is banning Nigerian music calm down
Do Europeans even have a choice? You all depend on Africa and its diaspora to make music
In the age of technology how easy is it for any country to ban any form of music . As a Jamaican I can tell you, most of us knew it was only a matter of time before dancehall music get put on the back burner. While most of the dancehall artists are busily saluting their own music which degrade women and promote violence the rest of the world is moving on to something more palatable. I don't listen to dancehall music. I don't stand for what they are " preaching". Afro beat has replaced dancehall on the global scale, good for afro beat. Hope it will encourage the dancehall artist to write better lyrics. They have no one to blame but themselves.
Brother you are the best for supporting Nigerians Music but the truth is that you have to learned some things about us you that is ...Afrobeat is not going to Die at all, you know why because Nigerians are business men..We are ready to even pay the Aliens to dance to essence just to get the recognition of people around the world to know what Afrobeat is..did you think Nigerians just stood up and create Afrobeat brother this was created a long time and it was coming up gradually..See bro people should just watch their back..People that sings more than wizkid is here oo more than Davido And burna Boy is here oo..I don’t think people know the real Nigerians..we are hungry for success so immediately we get it like this mehn we are not backing off fact 🙌🏻 or let it go away oo..learn more about us..we Nigerians are Hungry for success more than the whitemen ..Hushpuppi only show few of Nigerians character...people that sell airport is also there ooo..Am not saying what they are doing is good but to let you know how this people are hungry for success...Learn more about Nigerians..more love❤️Less Ego❤️🙌🏻
You summed this up beautifully afrobeats and African sounds in general are very spiritual and that is why it’s so magnetic it is high vibrational music at a time when low frequency and toxic music has been the norm for so long people are tired! It is also restoring the global image of black people and families around the world especially women their has been a shift in consciousness overall and afrobeats is the perfect genre that caters to it afrobeats to the world💫💃🏾
I’m from the Bahamas 🇧🇸 and I can assure you that most Caribbean people don’t feel this way, Most of us love Afro beats. Our black people can be so ignorant sometimes; instead of seeing it. As a competition, see it as a opportunity for our race to rebrand how the world view the image of black people at the same time admiring the beauty of our diversity.
You are right if any Jamaican hate their ancestral revolution (afro beat) then they are relegating the effort of our legendary BOB MARLEY,And PETER TOSH.who live and died as African.
My brother you make sense, let's them keep jealous here and there nothing anyone can do, when someone time reach no one can stop it. Nothing stays forever.
afrobeats have been thriving for years in Nigeria before becoming global
They should ban all they want...Even a lot of American Hip-hop Artistes are scared, now they make podcasts, trying to tear down Afrobeats...they forget: Nigerian music have gone global; Africa, Asia, Europe, Americas....
I think Nigerian artists should repackaged our highlife music into a modern tune so that we can give Ghanaian people another headache. I think it is about time we do it. They have no clue how to do it or they are probably waiting for an inspiration from Nigeria.
😂 you want make them die. Ghana wey sabi jealous.
double wahala
The cavemen are currently on it.
When did Ghana ever say we're going to ban nigerian Afrobeat?? You never ask that fool that question? It never came to your mind?? Sit there and let fools put hate in you. What is all this nonesense?
@@jonathandosu3561 Charlie you are jealous person yes or no?
I grew up listening to and loving bob Marley, Peter Tosh, Jimmy Cliff, Shabba Ranks, UB40 and Shaggy to name a few. I had a cousin that played nothing but reggae especially Shabba Ranks.
Afrobeats is Africans and Africans is afrobeats I think every Africans should love and welcome afrobeats because lets learn to promote ourselves and our products.
8:45 on point. It's time for Afrobeat, so let's celebrate 🥂 though I listen to gospel music mainly.
Am Kenyan and i look upto NIGERIAN music ,cause they putting work
We the Africans should support Nigeria because they are making the rest of us proud... We all the know truth
Ghana 🇬🇭 will NEVER ban Nigerian music… Ghana will never do that
Well said brother! As a Nigerian that has lived in Nigeria all through? I'd never imagine I will swapping rock music/sound.. for Nigeria afrobeat 🎵? Like you said. Afrobeat is the go-to genre in our current world. And as a Nigerian and Africa' (exception of some haters from west Africa). I Say ; Long may it continue. Good job!👍❤️
Truly, it's been a while. Thanks for this information.
Since you've absorbed his lies, ask him when did Ghana ever say we're going to ban nigerian Afrobeat? That question never cross your mind? What is all this hate?
I'm a Ghanaian but it's impossible.
Where afrobeat has gotten to r&b and hiphop level
Ghana + Cameroon + Jamaica is below 80 million and Nigeria is over 200 million.
How much of Afro music is streamed in this countries combined? Nigeria music is a worldwide phenomenon. Stop the animosity………
The combined population is less than 60 million and not 80 million…
@@moham.279 ….the original commenter said it was below 80 million not that it was 80 million.
You are so right, I live in the Caribbean and yes I support and like Afrobeat to the max together with the values it brings to the table. We as African people need to promote these values in all Stratos of the black society not that lewdness that is so highlighted in most if not all of the reggae dancehall songs. Lets work together bring about a renewing of spirit, body and mind with a new consciousness to the Blackman.
My brother let them try nah at the end of the day,good music travels far and wide. Seems like the whole world are jealous of Nigeria because it is obvious that Nigeria is taking over the world in everything
When did Ghana ever say we're going to ban nigerian Afrobeat?? You never care to ask that fool that question? What is all this hate? Sit there and let someone who just want views and subscriptions fill you with lies. Wtf is all this?
@@jonathandosu3561 You guys have always said you want to ban Nigerian music and it is no longer news however we are not bothered anymore about what y'all think. And to think that you say we are haters is really funny to me because we don't have that time to tell Nigerians not to listen to any other music and that's because we understand what SHOWBIZ is all about. Ask Wale he will let you know.
@@keepingitrealwithraphael9380 another nigerian who thinks wale and his rantings on socials is Ghana. Also I want you to show me a link to any video or anything thing that says Ghana wants to ban nigerian music. Even after you have ban foreign models and voice overs in nigeria, in Ghana we allow. And you laughing at me saying hate is also funny to me cos I won't even go far go through this comments everything is there.
@@jonathandosu3561 We will keep showing you guys how SHOWBIZ is done, Secondly it is not my duty to show you videos of your people saying they should ban Nigerian music but if you must know then go as Samyflex he will tell you better and lastly ShattaWale is like you people's God in Ghana Music and he openly said you guys should stop playing Nigerian Music in y'all clubs
@@keepingitrealwithraphael9380 exactly what I thought. Very predictable.
The truth of the matter is afro beats has taken over the world and Africans in general has to promote the genres of the song so that it can go viral
They all are fools cus reggae and dancehall are all for Africans.lets celebrate 🎉 all
I like the part that afrobeats is friendly towards black women
You see how stupid we as black people can be. Rather embracing each other and enjoying the different talent and sounds amongst each other. Here we're once again comparing which sound is better than the other. What will be mind blowing is that, if we can mix dance hall and afro beats together to create a new wave of sound. Going on showing media and pushing this type of trend is simply showing other race that we as black people will forever remain separated. So, what if Nigerian music is dominating? I'm proud of that and I am not even Nigerian, a Ghanaian to be precise. COME ON BLACK FOLKS, LET'S STOP THIS NONSENSE. #TOGETHER WE THRIVE, DIVIDED WE FALL. let us not allow history to repeat itself where we hate each other for no reason. COME ON BLACK FOLKS, THE BEAST IS WATCHING.
Well said
ONE LOVE!
#fromjamaica
Well said! I agree 100%. It saddens me that some in the Caribbean’s and neighboring country feel as they do. Unfortunately, haters are everywhere.🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🎶🎶🎶
I went to a mall last night in Dubai to get some stuffs I could eat, to my greatest surprise, for over an hour that I spent shopping, 100% of the songs coming outta from speakers are purely Nigerian music, I'm talking about a shopping Mall owned by Asians. I experience the same thing when I went to catch some fun at the beach same in Dubai, all the songs coming out of 90% of the cruise boats are purely Afrobeats 'cos it brings out the vibes in you and that's for you to know that we've finally gotten the kinda recognition we deserve the world over.
AfroBeat is here to stay!!!
Check well a Nigerian is probably working in that place. This our japa thing is helping our music
@@Fabbiebeats very true.
It's impossible, my brother....no body can stop the destiny whose time has come... Nigeria 🇳🇬 Afro-beats time has come to shake the world 🌎...Nigerians listen 🎶 to all kinds of music irrespective... That's why we are the best when it's comes to making Afro-Beats.
Yes, Nigeria is the face or the head of Afrobeat, but the body is not only the face or the head. Every Afro nation is contributing its own flavor and we are all mixing the flavors into one Afrobeats. This is why Afrobeat will be unstoppable.
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As a 9ja boy I concur.
Dr .. you are a real African.. and I will love to talk to you about my artist .I got 4 Nigeria artist which I would love you to listen to.. for shows
It will be very hard for afrobeats to go away because it just changes every year
Ok nah, let's see how far .
Nigeria knew who they're targeting in that AD policy- the colonizers and imperialists but black nation wants use this again to attack Nigeria as usual.
Give me a break. Love me my country Nigeria 🇳🇬 🇳🇬
Don't let those who hate us create divisions amongst us based on music. We should appreciate all African music be it continental or diaspora.
Let us celebrate and enjoy all the wonderful music made by our people. Afrobeats, Afrobeat, Dancehall, Hip Hop, Reggae, Amapiano, House, Afro House, Apala, R&B, Soca, Calypso, etc.
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I Agree💃💃💃💃
Jealousy is allowed, Nigeria is here to lead
The so mad Nigerian music taking over big ups to us
Afro-Beats is promoting black culture in a positive way, is rewriting our history as black people all over the world 🌎
Same Jamaica music we are jamming almost every day during 1999
Great analysis 👍. Great job.
Even, Elton John want to collaborate with Burna Boy...
You are right about that information its fact and correct, I personally listen and watch their video chat even it was Elton John who open his mouth and make that comment his like to collaborate Burna boy.
I'm American and Afrobeats is the sexiest music on the planet right now. I like Reggae Dance Hall but it's not as majetic as afrobeats! Afrobeats forever!!!
Afrobeat is unstoppable and more over bcos of it's culture it point to africa culture.
Facts. It's time for Africa to take back It's glory.
Well said bro, black people all over the world should be wise for once and stop back biting in issues concerning us all.
My best reggae icon Peter Tush said in his music way back that ""no matter where you came from as long as your a black man your an African""
Afro beat or afro dancehall it's ours black creation with natural instruments from our maker so be you Jamaican, Guyana, Trinidad/Tobago whatever respect motherland forget all this crap from the enemies of divided and rule mentality.
Believe we are the original authentic it's win win brothers and sisters big up to my blood in foreign land let's be wise 🇯🇲 🇬🇹 🇬🇳 🇧🇷 🇳🇬
I'm a Nigeria, and I've written a lot of afro beats and just waiting for the right time to drop them... I haven't dropped and y'all are complaining 😂😂 wait till I blow, y'all will cry the more 😂 afrobeat is here to stay
That's why balack people we are behind in everything. Just jealousy is in our heart.
Afrobeats, Nigeria, we have come to stay. No alliance from Jamaica. Ghana, Cameroon or any other hater can stop us.
Ask him when did Ghana ever say we're going to ban nigerian Afrobeat? Sit there and let a fool who want views and subscriptions push lies and nonsense down your throat.
Cameroon has no intention to ban Afro beat.