Naira Marley Concert Cancellation Sparks Nigeria/Cameroon Culture War
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- Опубліковано 21 лют 2021
- The Naira Marley concert cancellation on February 14 in Buea, Cameroon has led to a huge culture battle between Nigeria and Cameroon online and now, we are looking at Why that show was called off, who were those responsible, how much damage was caused and what way forward.
This week, Wax Dey, artist and entrepreneur as well as Blaise Eyong, multimedia journalist join the co-hosts to get the REAL STORY BEHIND THE STORY.
What are your thoughts? Please join the conversation in the comment section below.
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As a Nigerian, and speaking for my country Nigeria 🇳🇬 When they go low, WE GO HIGH 🇳🇬🇳🇬
Nah, we take it to the floor with them
Nah, we take it to the floor with them. No big brother here, we are petty like that.
Trueee we are the voice of Africa without we African music will be useless
The funny part is Nigerian artists are not even reacting, they’re too busy cooking up their delicious bangers. To make it look like an important issue, Cameroonian artists and influencers keep saying it’s a culture war. Have you noticed any major Nigerian artist respond? In this case the action and reaction is coming from one side. They didn’t respond also because those who started this are also not worth their time. Ordinary Nigerians are also not reacting because they’re dealing with bigger issues.
When Nigeria brings war, y’all will know and cyberspace would be on fire. We’re all about Africa and would love to collaborate but some people are still living in the 50s fight for independence, the PTSD from colonisation is real!
Long live Africa!
Oh God this my country Nigeria, everybody Nigeria, anywhere you go Nigeria, Nigeria, Nigeria, na waooo you people should free us abeg.
its big brother mentality. When you be bros, everyone love you, hate you, and want to be like you at the same time. This is part of the responsibilities that comes with been a big brother.
Big brother as who? Proximity (and unrequited support) is the only reason Cameroon is concerned with this matter. Koo big brother , my friend shift
@@tbg6070 Nigerian na una big boss, argue with your ancestors.
@@tbg6070 this jealousy will always keep you down. Haters
@Tinu A na people like this @tbg guy na it dey make the Cameroon entertainment industry sterile! Na big fool the guy be...
One love One people One Africa 🇨🇲🇳🇬
You can't fight someone who's better than you
We in Ghana had the same problem with Nigeria music , the problem is the Nigerian musicians are good ,you can't beat them so you join them , learn from them do colarboration with them , you can't beat the best by boycotting them, only in the few months they've been lots of duets between Ghanaians and Nigeria music , and it's helping our music industry alot
Bro tell this dump people.....They don't kn, even Americans can't wait. Here in Hollywood dem dey worry mk Covid19 go away. They re just like a State or two in Nigeria. The people kns notin. Don't worry we will reply them wit a BANGGAR, a Fucking Hit. Big up bto
The best artist in Ghana is even a Nigerian...😂😂😂😂
Who is fighting who?
@RO Dizzle
Go check the meaning of " Afrobeat " . A combination of Makossa, ndobolo and other African beats 😂🤣😂🤣😂. Ignorance will kill some of you. Please go check what Afrobeat is
@@ernestkenah7593 please. Everyone knows the popular music called afrobeats coming out of west Africa is NIGERIAN MUSIC.
but nigerians don't really care!!!! it's not even a topic in nigeria
Abiooo thank you
I dey tell u...nobody is talkin abt dis here in naija
Then why are most people commenting Nigerian?
So why is this topic on many Nigerian platforms, why are many Nigerians commenting. Dirty pride !
@@ernestkenah7593 make references to your alleged Nigerian platforms ( sources ) ???
Music is not Cameroonian, Nigerian, American or Malagasy. It's Universal, a language of emotions which represent different feelings, and barge into the soul with no boundaries or limitations. Fan base shouldn't be demanded, it's earned through hard work, and consistency. In Africa, Nigerians are known for hard work and are consistent in the creation of quality music content. You won't release 2 lullabies in one year and expect a fan base. Are you witches and wizards...? Wax Dey thanks for the insights on this. Tuesday is Freaky.
@Idonttrust bbc calm down and stop jumping... what he’s trying to say is , music is a universal language so calm your nerves.
@@Tosin_hotsauce My brother that guy named Abule oo
“Lullabies”. 😂 you’re badt!
You guys are still involving your government in your entertainment and you want it to grow.
Entertainment those days has become a vessel of Western wickedness and sickness. Africans need to have culture commissions which define was is acceptable. Not let miscreants use music to destroy societies. There is no growth in miscreant culture.
@@u.s.lawyer8542 That's called a dictatorship. Who are you to define what is acceptable and what is not?
I don't understand what all this noise is about....and the so-called Nigeria/Cameroon culture war does not exist....Nigerians don't care, it not even a topic here....it probably only in Cameroon...for Naija we just face forward and continue our hustle, facing challenges is not new to us.
@Khalids. I swear bro this people don't understand how unconcerned Nigerians are. this is just laziness,entitlement and clout chasing.
This is true we don't care about the issue😂 we have bigger things to worry
Am a Cameroonian and do share your opinion. You guys should stop the nonsense talk. Nigerian musicians are bigger. Learn from them instead of making a hell of noise.
I swear! Cameroonians boycotting Naija music think we will feel a heat or get hurt. No, we soldier on and we dont even give a rat poop.
You got it bro. Naija is too big for people who choose to remain small.
This is nothing to us Nigerians, it's Cameroon's loss. We are accustomed to this smallness and petiness of some Africans. We know how to rise and be bigger than this pettiness.
Swallow your shallow pride
@@coolkid845 it’s not pride when you respond to people who portray you in a bad light for no reason. “ Nigerians are greedy people “ , that was a serious statement by CY. How would you respond to that if Cameroonians were the recipients?
@@afro585 ask am oo
Dem too small joor
@@coolkid845 how many population are in Cameroon ..how many followers obo get
Naira don’t care if he can perform in Cameroon😪The way he’s growing he’ll eventually sell out shows in America
When people are trying to fixed things people like you just have to keep quiet y can't he sell in heaven only america?
@@denisdaswac1367 shut up hater
Naira has performed twice ever since that day. So it can not stop Naira or Nigeria banned in Cameroon.
@@denisdaswac1367 there is nothing to fix.
It's not about Naira, this a socioeconomic and cultural issue in Cameroon. Naira is just unfortunate that this happened when he came to here. It could have happened to any other artist. This is a Cameroonian issue that Cameroonians are trying to solve.
Wax Dey speaks with wisdom, rationality and objectivity. Respect ✊
I hate people lying and I don't know why Cameroonians always squeeze in this lie that Nigeria has a law that says 80% for local artist, that has never happened in Nigeria and Obasanjo has nothing to do with the Calabar festival, Calabar festival is a purely state-owned event and was initiated by Gov. Donald Duke, why is this guy lying against Obasanjo a person old enough to be his grandfather?
I just love it how you guys can have the real people on board to exercise problem solving skills. The work started. Great job guys
Nigerians didn't even notice this cancellation. It's insignificant to us.
Honestly 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
Our Nigerian news and blog never carry this issue,it's so irrelevant to us🤷🤷🤷and I love the fact that non of our artist is reacting to this..😋
So? That's what they're saying. The dont want it to be an issue
So why are you doing here?
@@magnussullendefru6095 coz UA-cam suggested it to me🤷🤷 yeye
@@magnussullendefru6095 UA-cam recommendations.
When I see Nigeria, I click.
Because it’s not for you. It’s for Cameroon
Wax dey you're so smart!!!!
This guy is well schooled.
I'll reserve my comment for now but I must say you all are solving a problem by trying to contribute positively and most importantly, being objective. Kudos guys
What is the point of this, Nigeria has more pressing issues than this to deal with.
Issues like this don't even trend in Nigeria cause they're too busy to waste their time on issues like this. The raw truth is that Cameroonians lost at the end, the show organisers lost, Cameroonians that bought tickets lost, local artists that could have been in a collaboration with naira or other Nigerian artists lost..
Pure truth
Can't believe this lady has given birth already, she looks so fucking young and beautiful😍😍😍
Love from 🇳🇬🇳🇬
Government has no business in Nigerian music and they've never had in the past! This star on the left, I enjoyed his analysis but fault what he said on Obasanjo. This 80 20 rule had nothing to do with Nigerian music whatsoever!
Besides, Obasanjo was not in power in 2015! He left power in 2007 mind you!
Wax Dey, this is enlightening and informative, the sooner you guys take control of your industry the better for you and please kindly “cage” that nuisance called CY.
Wax Dey ei letter scatter my brain 🤯... Damn 😍👌🏼 Vey polished
That Wax Dey grand over get sense 🇨🇲💯
Best channel now in Cameroon 🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲
See eh. He needs to share dat his sense with CY
Wax dey says alot of sense chai.....
Mehn I could listen to him all day long ✊🏽
Thanks for furnishing us with FACTS🌟 We appreciate🌟🙌🌟
Fantastic 👏 👏 👏 edition guys! @Joan, you looking 👌 😍 @ Wax Dey, much respect 🙌
Thank you @ Freaky Table team for another educative and fun time. You guys ars the best we have.....
Was about time. Was dying to watch this. Thank u my freaky team
Liked before the show even started. I have been waiting for this the whole week
Your show has grown in quality and content production since the last time I was here. Love from Nigeria, and more blessings to Cameroon! Love or hate us, we still love you :)
Honestly, I respect the organizers especially Joan, she is doing well.
Fact - This show had very few UA-cam views until it started talking about Nigeria and Nigerians. If camerounian artists really want to blow, they should stop hating and collaborate with Nigerian artistes. We have alot of love to give, we are too global for small talks
They don't know
Damn!! This was so interesting!!
Never wanted it to end...
Wax Dey was my Man of the day in this Topic!! Kudos to him✊🏽
Thanks guys! 🙌🏽
u fine sha🙃
Hmmm! Wax Dey. Imagine if someone like WaxDey is minister of culture of Cameroon, things will explode. But these old people will never give the youths a chance.
Thanks for putting light on this topic i pray we are able to clear out all confusions so we can build a solid and fruitful industry.
This is what we hope for.
Thank you so much for watching.
Please share so that many can watch this as well. 🙏❤️
Waow this Wax Dey of a guy should himself be the Minister of Arts and Culture. Just look at the articulate use of English, the sheer wisdom oozing out of him, the level of knowledge, the handsome look. Nobody has impressed me more in a long time. Big ups brother. I wish yiu were the President of Cameroon, many things will change for the better. Thank you to the panel, this is a panel of highly educated and intelligent minds. Keep it up. Love from Naija.
Wax Dey earned my respect.
He was so spot on and the man came with facts. 👏👏
Thank you Kelly. I second and i declare am now say i owe you one castel boo!!
Spot on my ass, u guys dont have business sense. Are u guys better than Americans? Trust me u guys have killed the industry in Cameroon, in next 50yrs u guys will still be there. Come on menh, we talking abt 8million English speaking part of Cameroon as a country, battling with over 250million people in Nigeria....Sorry guys music Entertainment is dead in that country.
@@victoronwuzuruike5807 Rest
@@kellyprideche8193 i don't think u are uneducated, i think you are wrongly educated. He is speaking facts. And you are saying rest 😂😂😂😂😂😂. How can you compare 209million to 4million. You all in that Cameroon of yours are funny 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@therustguy10 Rest!
Cameron is not an investment destination like nigeria - my advice to you guys take advantage of foreign investment / artists, copy and collaborate with them....that's how to grow your industry.
Candy B recent concerts in Nigeria as well as Ghana received $1.8m.....guess what no nigeria artists complain at all. They see as avenues for collaboration and popularity.
I just finished watching "Coming to America 2". And then I watched this conversation. We are talking about Nigerian music being used in a Hollywood big box sequel in "Coming to America 2" where Tiwa Savage and Davido's music featured with Davido performing live himself and then compare that with hearing the call for Nigerian music to be banned in a tiny market Cameroon. I am laughing with a glass of wine. It is like saying Toyota breaks into the US market and someone wants it banned in Cameroon. You were born drinking coke and Fanta as a soft drink and you are still drinking it today. Who owns it? Foolishness.
🤣
Have been waiting for this forever like all of y’all
One of your BEST shows @Freaky Table. Great debate!
Nice conversation, but some misconstrued points is that there is no 80 - 20 law in Nigeria.
2. Nigerians didn't just start liking our music after the so called Obasanjo law, Nigerians have ALWAYS loved Nigerian music.
3. Nigerians still listen to American, South African and basically any music that bangs with us.
4. Encourage your artists to discover their sound, the rest is history.
you are right bro, our cameroonian artist are confused. lack of inspiration .
Ezinna that law exist just google media law and regulations in Nigeria
@@cynthiakaba7526 my friend shut up ...Nigerians listen to any good music
@@mosessandra5571 as someone who has lived with Nigerians it’s a lie... google is your friend
@@cynthiakaba7526 my friend do good music other African countries will listen to it
Thank you guys for this,issues are well explained and understood,shoutout to my big bro Wax💪,we need more of Freaky Tables😎😎,love from the UAE🇦🇪.it's high time you guys also talk about 237artists abroad🙏🙏
Very interesting discussion! Wax Dey i truly think you are leading in the right track!
Have been waiting for this all week 🤦🏽♂️
I have so much respect for Wax Dey after listening to him. My best episode yet!
Beyond articulate, intelligent, and objective submissions, Wax Dey is a Pan Africanist ...
By the way, I liked Magufuli 👌
Do you believe all this yarn? Have you seen anyone apart from CY making his remarks known? Many of these people are envious and coward that is hiding under the government policy.
I like Magafuli too
Quite interesting, #Waxdey you got my respect. 👏👏👏
Wax coming through with the FACTS !!!
Very Informative Episode
Wow these were huge revelations brought forth today . Really enjoyed the show
Dear Wax Dey, wherever you are and whenever you read this, this is to maximally respect you for your wisdom, intellect and diplomacy. Infact, you too much Baba. To the queen of the Table, love you. Oga Reporter, thanks but you need to do more. Brother Elonge and friend, you all are too much.
Respect to all of you.
You guys are rocking great show. Please more like this because I barely knew a singular Cameroonian Act before now.
Weldone guys.
If u just type Cameroon music on UA-cam lots will pop up. Watch de ones w de most views n thank me later
Freaky table one love.
This is just wonderful
Wax Dey is just AMAZING 🙌
So much Information - Rich Show
Thank you presenter, you are awesome. You got my subscription.
Joan the show was great and educative as usually.. Thumbs up to you and your team..GREAT JOB GUYS. WAX I'm not a fan of your music but you just gained my respect and one more follower.. Thanks for the insight on how things are being managed when it comes to the music sector. In a time when there is not only so much brouhaha but majority of the noise is fake news just listening to a few minutes of your talk was highly beneficial not only to me but a majority of the viewers cause as you already know not everyone will buy your ideas.. Like the great Black Panther said "GIVE THIS MAN A SHIELD" when referring to Captain America, I'll like to say to you " LETS GET YOU THE POST OF THE PRESIDENT" of the Association..
I'm confused after reading your comment. What's this video about pls?
@@philphil2652 it's about who are supposed to call the shots in the music sector, how and why the naira Marley concert was banned, the future impacts of that decision if good measures are not taken, the way forward for the music sector...
Bless you Mr wax u have cleared alot of garbage going on brother, peace to the Queen lady for ending the interesting show,with n peace ✌ 🙏 Love
I saw two adverts while watching this.. They were both music adverts and they were both Nigerian upcoming artist😂😂... Cameroonians just need to make good content and really promote it that all!!
Remember that Nigerians never forget things no matter how divided that we are.so have it in mind that the cancellation of show has not been forgotten by Nigerians
Gbam!!
Rubbish
We go retaliate, you cameronians just wait
But we will forget this one just as we will forget if it was Chad, Niger, Benin and Togo lol this countries with Cameroon may think we don't Care about them but the truth is that we never see them as countries we only see them as Nigerians, for instance all Nigerians know that you can't say you live abroad if you live in any of this countries
Wax Dey, I really appreciate everything u have just said cuz, as a young artist i am, i have gathered a lot from you today and also as to the cancelled Naira Marley's show. Thanks elephantly , for its people like u we need to head us the upcoming urban artists. My artist name is P-FLEX BENATCHO
I duff my hat for this guy. For area, we celebrate great and good guys like Wax Dei. I am almost becoming addicted to this Freaky Table because of the way the discussion flows. Respect. Wishing you success too in your endeavor
Well said Wax Dey, wise words. Wonderful show in all. This issue mostly doesn't really make waves in Nigeria. But i think it should be well addressed in other not to make things go bad. Just do it right. Peace. Love from 🇳🇬
This is awesome 💘
The team is doing a great job
One other thing internet penetration in Cameroon is very low thus not giving our artist enough limelight... Secondly we don’t have enough tv stations most tv stations are mostly foreign
My dear I love your show. and please continue to
bring everybody together
The number of times Wax says "you know "🙈. Great insights guys 👍🏾
Wax Dey is very intelligent, rational and broad and business minded. Good listening to him 👍
I have a new found respect for Wax Dey... 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Grand wax you so smart,,thanks for the teaching,,this is deep
My Favorite Talk show. Dis table no go ever broke, e get strong legs, i love u all on d show, intelligent people, solving problems with brilliant minds n gd words.
You keep me wait so long because i love your program and follow you on twitter too
Thank you for not giving up on us
Mumu like you. what are you wait for. This people don't like you as Nigeria
@@ogohcosmastalkshow1683 you're very stupid the you think everybody will be like you I stand with love
According to Cameroonian bloggers and artists, Nigerians carry rulers or tapes around to measure when they've played 80 or 20 % of whatever it is we play abi?
Very interesting show the panelists were amazing. Good job my people.
Nigeria has always been in the bad books of many Africans, and lately African Americans. Nigerians are hated because they are step above the rest. Many African countries have complained about Nigerians taking their women, their jobs, their entertainment industry etc. Nigerians have been hated for their swag, their beauty, intelligence, culture, success and never-say-die attitude. Many Africans think Nigeria is the only impediment to their success, that with Nigeria out of the picture, the world can see their talent, potential and swag. Nigeria owes nobody any apologies for being successful and charming - it is who we are ! Many countries fear Nigeria's domination and outright colonization of their culture - as speculated in some quarters.
What many people don't understand is that Nigerians see every opportunity or country as a market where as long as there is demand, there must be a supply. As long as we can provide requisite skills that are needed or wanted in the demand chain, which is not filled by the host community, we fill in. It doesn't matter how much hate or envy is thrown at us, we bow down to no one. The earlier people around the world begin to understand that Nigerians are beginning to understand who they are and what potential is embedded in them to succeed, the better. Nigerians are just beginning to unleash their skills for all we care, anybody can say whatever he/she wants. Shame on blacks who are complaining about Nigeria's domination but will keep shut at China's take over of the world.
Gbam!!!
Smart guest.Congrats Wax on the insight u provide
Great show as usual guys.
What is so bad is a lot of Africa countries punching Nigeria so badly and always saying, WE ARE ONE AFRICA.
Were did they punch Nigeria??
@@cynthiakaba7526 be asking
@RO Dizzle lmao u Nigerians caused it.. u can’t patronize your brothers or support your brothers whom have been supporting u for ever... I can’t name the number of times Cameroonians have patronized Nigerians but has Nigeria for once ever patronized Cameroon nope
Let me give some hard truths
Petit pays dedicated an entire album to Nigeria?? He was not even invited to your country 🤦♀️🤦♀️
Daphne collaborated with Chidinma.. not once did Chidinma patronize daphne
Mr Leo collaborated with Flavor not once did Flavor patronize the music
Town cryer went to your country and collaborated with Sydney and his pal posted everywhere not once did he get posted or patronized (very recent)
Kang quintuis directed a movie last year with Ramsey nouah ... not even once has Ramsey nouah posted about the movie on his page u can never even know Ramsey nouah acted in that movie.. the movie has been nominated for Oscar till today Ramsey nouah has never posted about.. this is the most Recent
Cameroon has had a war for 5 years and counting not once did u guys talk about it.. except yemi alade and Stella and that was only done last year..
But end sars protest Cameroonians were everywhere..
In the past Cameroonians have fought all Nigerian historical wars.. it was not Ghana etc.. if u studied history u will know am not lying
Then we talk of a United Africa.. NIAJA YOU GUYS ARE THE Worst brothers.. God punish Satan.. I really wish African map could be restructured again and Cameroon taking very far from u guys make we rest... brothers keepers my foot...... greedy people wuna chop the fame...... wickedness and greed... when the whole continent will turn on u we will see how u will survive..
@RO Dizzle u guys owe Cameroonians an apology for real.. Cameroonians won’t come for Ghana cuz they are not close...Congo people invite our artist to like wise we do same.... Fally said Cameroon is his second home,Senegal, Ivory Coast, Benin, etc we all invite their artist too “reciprocation”...but u guys from time memorials we have been inviting Nigerians not once has an artist held a concert in Nigeria and to u guys it’s perfectly ok... u guys are the leading entertainment industry invite other countries so that they can feel loved tooo... not that u only come to eat and eat without cooking for your brothers.. Africa unite my foot.... Cameroonians are really peaceful and loving... despite all u will never hear a Nigerian persecuted in Cameroon like in Ghana and SA..... the day Cameroon will turn its back on Nigerians the impact will be catastrophic... y’all should pray it never gets to that point..
@@cynthiakaba7526 see the way you talk with so much hate! May God heal your heart ❤️.. Maybe y'all don't know we here in Naija are accustomed to liking and supporting the best! originality is a huge thing here, I personally only know one artist from Cameroon, Stanley enow! That's cos he was able to rise above mediocrity, makes good music 🎶 that can be exported... The fact is, YOU CAN'T PLAY LIKE NDIFI AND EXPECT PEOPLE TO TREAT YOU LIKE ETO'O ... improve your crafts, make it original and exportable then watch the whole world love it.... Do you know MANY NIGERIAN ARTIST FEATURES ALOT OF BLACK AMERICAN ARTISTS TOO AND THEY DON'T GET EVEN A POST ON IG? DID WE HATE THEM FOR THAT? NO! DO THEY OWE US ? NO . ARE THEY OBLIGED TO POST AND REPOST AND DO ALL THE MEDIA ROUNDS FOR US? NO! .... WE RECOGNISE THAT IT MEANS WE NEED TO IMPROVE OUR CRAFT AND TAKE OUR AFROBEATS TO THE WORLD STAGE FIRST, THEN THEY'LL HAVE NO CHOICE BUT TO WANT TO MINGLE WITH US. WE ARE STILL IN THE COURSE ......
SEE NOBODY OWES YOU SHIT!!! GET YOUR SELF TO IMPROVE AND BE BEST, THEN PEOPLE WILL FVCK WITH YOU..
STOP THE HATE!!! IT'LL TAKE YOU NOWHERE
Wax Dey actually made some news today. Naira Marley's show was a casualty from a fight that had nothing to do with that said show.
This was so educative thanks 😊
Wax day is very smart and super eloquent. It’s inspiring. I think he will be excellent in a position of power to really influence change in this industry.
Love how professional this lady is. 💯 By d way, did u see d way they both started with "I'm not a fan of Naira Marley" then go later to say "but I was very disappointed when d show did not happen." Lol, very funny people! Anyway, at least this was quite informative.
This Wax dey is the reason i will reserve some of my comments, they should hand him over Cameroon music industry, he will put things properly, he have something to offer
I can't believe presidency in Cameroon has the time to pay attention to the cancelation of a show. And its so funny because Naira Marley is not even among the first 3 biggest artist in Nigeria lol. You people are still dragging this topic and many Nigerians will not even care about this topic because Nigerians have different fanbase from different artists, so a lot of Nigerians will see this topic as another news that they will hear and forget quickly. So if your government want to ban Nigerian music, pls make it fast, lol Nigerians don't even care.
Well to believe, there is a lot you have to understand about the political instability presently in Cameroon. I see many Nigerians here say we don't care...if Nigerians in Nigeria don't care, i believe Nigerians in Cameroon should, and there are about 3.5million of them. We africans are so full of hate for ourselves, A is not mature enough to politely tell B you are wrong here...you should walk like this rather, and B too is not mature enough to admit i am wrong here lets walk like this from thence. All we go dey okay one day.
I appreciate everything this show does in empowering the Cameroon media and entertainment industry
Please make a part 2 of this chat ❤️🇨🇲🇳🇬
Elonge just had to throw in the "upcoming comedian" in there 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I Stan Wax Dey!! He made a lot of sense
My mama said , If you don't have something nice to say, don't say anything at all . the wax guy said it all.
Good program. Very educative. Cameroon are fun of critics
Solution to the growth of Cameroon music industry is that the artist should start working and featuring one another, there should be communication among each other before releasing songs, they should allow each other to criticize and compliment their job before letting it out to the public...this is a way forward, trust me
Wax nice talk. Spot on
So you guys want to be paid 50% based off the presence and hard work of other attists😂🤣 Cameroon artists are lazy and entitled! You don't want to put in the work or quality but want the benefits
Beautifully dissected!
Anyways, I applaud you guys expanded and mature approach to the analysis.
One point must be corrected, Nigeria never banned or disrupted foreign artists, the said NBC regulation of 1999 under Obasanjo, regarding local content was specifically on TV /Radio Broadcast and licencing rights. On the cultural aspect, the standard for Nigeria local content specifies that programmes and advertisement for family belt shall be devoid of sex or overt sexual behaviour, nudity, violence, bloodletting, smoking, alcohol, drug abuse, denigration of womanhood, offensive, lewd or vulgar language, expression and presentation, etc. The same provision spelt out family belt to be between the hours of 7pm and 10pm daily (a period when the family as a unit is presumed to be together to watch television). The NBC focused on sanctioning the private stations in Nigeria but
not the public stations and the foreign free-to-air channels, which do not cost the
viewer any subscription to get exposed to. The govt, in the then regulation also expressed doubt on the implementation of the act.
Note that was in 1999, when the major source of media was radio and television, you could imagine how possible it would have been now, with the advent of internet accessibility and social media everywhere. The then regulation died a natural death because there were lots of challengers to it.
So let's get it right. We never stopped nor regulated free-to-air channels or sources, which shows, clubs, social media, parties etc belonged to. The target was within the family belt period.
My respect to that guy Wax Dey , he literally cleared the issue in black and white. The sad thing is why would the musical artists allow some low level comedians to control their affairs, even the big comedians that we have in Nigeria don't do it rather they collaborate with each other that is how the industry grows,
That wax guy dey speak sense and conclude with his sources
From Nigeria just subscribe to your channel
Elonge, Joan and Yana quick question.... who had the brilliant idea of organizing the books at the back of the seat for the guests??? That Hitler book at the top is telling a story to me... Don't know if that was intentional but love it
Trust me, na ma idea. Lol
@@kwohelonge4832 I figured🤣🤣🤣 looked very intentional. Just didn't want to be arrogant and conclude but I just knew
As in....
I was just like "Mmmmm!"
Star of the day @Wax Dey.
Tried to bring up this discussion among my friends and they all felt like what are you talking about, 99% of Nigerians don't even know there's a country that cancelled nairamaley show.
‘Killing of an ArchBishop’...Joan’s World World reference flew over all of their heads 😂😂😂😂😂
I'm cameroonian, but I think banning Nigerian music is really stupid. Firstly it's not the best way to make our artists more competitive. They just have to work more and produce music not only for cameroonians or francophones. Secondly thanks to Nigerian artists, African music is known all over the world. We are becoming more interesting. I'm realy proud when i listen to Burna boy or to Rema in a party, rather than american artists. Our time is coming. So we just have to continue in that way : producing good music and promote it.