No be lie you talk I am expecting this song to be number one in Africa number in Nigeria from the beginning of the video to the end of the video is blast
Please Correct that! It's not the Ijaw community!! The Ijaw ethnic group is 15 million strong and indigenous to Bayelsa, Rivers,Edo, Akwa Ibom and Delta states! (BREAD) So therefore it is the Ijaw NATION that are proud of Chan!! Fact! 👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!
Black American here 🙋🏿 *Marrying into the URHOBO Tribe & this was and is quite touching* Edited to say: Thanks for the Love 💕 2) I know this isn't Urhobo people. I mentioned #URHOBO to provide my affiliation. Just like I wrote #BlackAmerican. 3) I've visited Kaduna, Kano, Abuja, Badagry, The Mainland of Lagos, Ikorodu to The Refinery and Epe and in-between (Dolphin Estate, Lekki, VI, VGC, ajah, Sangotedo, Awoyaya & more), Benin City, Sapele, Jos in Plateau State but not East nor Maidugari. In closing, I'm very proud of y'all for showcasing your culture. This is how we learn 🤩
@@lucifer12354 The Izon People can be grouped into three. The first, which is termed as Central Izon (Ijo), consists of Central Ijaw languages and subgroups: Ogbia subgroup and language, Epie-Atisa (Epie) subgroup and language, all part of Ijo people in Bayelsa. Ijaw Language, spoken by people in Ekeremor, Sagbama (Mein), Amassoma, Apoi, Arogbo, Boma (Bumo), Kabo (Kabuowei),Olodiama, Ogboin, Tarakiri, and Kolokuma-Opokuma, Tungbo, Tuomo, etc. all in Bayelsa. Nembe Language, spoken by people in Nembe, Brass, and Akassa (Akaha) in Bayelsa. Abua language, spoken by Abua/Odual people in Rivers State. Other Central subgroups are Biseni People, Akinima, Mbiama, Engeni and some sub groups in the Ahoda regions in Rivers State. Abua language, spoken by Abua/Odual people in Rivers State. Other Central subgroups are Biseni People, Akinima, Mbiama, Engeni and some sub groups in the Ahoda regions in Rivers State. The second is the Eastern Izon (Ijo) found in Rivers and Akwa Ibom States. They include Kalabari (Abonemma, Buguma, Degema etc.), Okirika, Opobo, Port Harcourt South, Bonny, Finima, Nkoroo, Andoni, and Obolo people (part of Andoni), who can also be traced to Akwa Ibom State, near the border with Rivers State. Third is the Western Izon (Ijo), found in Delta, Ondo and Edo states. They can be found in Ondo state due to migrations many years prior. The Arogbo ijaws and the Western Apoi tribe of the Ijaw people live in Ondo State, Nigeria. The tribe (also called Ijaw Apoi or Apoi) consists of nine settlements: Igbobini, Ojuala, Ikpoke, Inikorogha, Oboro, Shabomi, Igbotu, Kiribo and Gbekebo.
Lyrics Uhhh ye oh Omo bara ibi paka eh Too Dey oh Ama eh Ama eh Earth song ye Find peace with yourself Find God Earth song Dot my I's Cross my T's Then I smoke some trees Then I meditate with the almighty Lord it's your son I've sinned I have messed up but I can still breath Another day to sin Lord have mercy I'm on my kneels Cuz a man must sin I live in a world of looming danger Where the evil is always winning and the good they live in prayers If my joy is the price I no want please If I'm living a living a lie to the world I'll never have peace I don't mess with my peace Not messing with my peace of mind How we gonna die Me I no know But me I know say one day me go still go solo Information without understanding means say brah you no know Not all the old people where good while they young you no know Omobara ibi paka eh Ama eh ama eh ama ye ye ye ye ye o Anye anye o Creation of earth Women are so damn powerful They are portal between the heaven and earth Never underestimate the woman the female The one that cried just to birth I say I say she's a god the reason that you are birth I pray I pray she lives long to rip the fruits of her pain I say I say she's a god the reason that you are birth I pray I pray she lives long to rip the fruits of her pain Sobiye simeh tamuno Ora omobara ibipaka wa luwa eh Sobiye simeh tamuno Ora omobara ibipaka oh Iyanabo tamuno Omo bara ibi paka eh Ama eh ama eh ama ye ye ye ye ye o Anye anye o Anye anye o Ora omo bara ibi paka se ni wa luwa eh Oh Iyanabo tamuno wa luwa eh Omo bara ibi paka eh Ama eh ama eh ama ye ye ye ye ye o Anye anye o Anye anye o Ora omo bara ibi paka se ni wa luwa eh Oh Iyanabo tamuno wa luwa eh Wa lu wa Source: Musixmatch
Am telling you, so proud to be Ijaw... Even if am from the Egbema clan, am proud that a dialect variation of the ijaw language was used in this song... Tamuno bless Wizard chan and the whole Izon-apu
Songs is a blend of patience by damian and diablo by wyclef, such a gifted and conscious artist. The song is both a message and a mixure of artistic intelligence
A masterpiece from the basens of Ijaw rivers that flows the crude of Nigeria prosperity and economy thus far. It is the undisputed representation of the Ijaw land.
This is the type of song that deserves those millions views the likes of Shalipopi and co are having with their senseless songs. This is breathtaking. What a video! Edit: I am from Sierra Leone.
First of all, let me say I'm proud to be African and proud to align with all the beautiful cultures from Mother Africa. Brother Wizard Chan, you and your team did a marvelous job to show the world that Africa is second to no other. How I wish I could understand all these beautiful diversify languages and cultures.Well, we're spiritually connected to one another as Africans. Long live Africa, Mother to Humanity.👏✊💥
Afrobeats is not a genre. It is a collection of a diversity of genres. You've probably been listening to the same set of artists that's why you think it is not diverse. I think the name is a lazy oversimplification which makes it hard to identify the different unique genres that some people so thoughtlessly lumped together.
Ijaw people are producing Creative Artists for the Nigerian and Global Music industry. From Timaya to Burna Boy to Wizard Chan. There is more to come. The uniqueness of Chan is the real Ijaw cultural blend to the sound, lyrics and visuals. Wakirike-Ijaw
Its not just ijaw. This song is perfect representation of the whole South-South people of Nigeria including Delta, Edo, Bayelsa, Rivers Akwa-Ibom and Cross River States. God bless you for producing this masterpiece.
I always hear this song. I thought it was on Afro black that sang it. Honestly!! I’m blown away by the creativity, video quality and the Ijaw and Rivers state culture. Congratulations 🎉 to you and your team. You all out did yourself! 👏
I'm a proud okirika girl, my brother. You did amazing bringing our culture to the world. We are one of the most underrated tribes in Nigeria, and you have done us justice❤❤❤🎉🎉 Keep making us proud, OPUBO😊
All the way in America and I was on video in the making of this video for some of it, I feel it was an honor to see it in the making on all those rainy day !! Bless and wish you all the best in this journey ❤❤❤❤
Wizard Chan's Earth Song is dope...This song deserves a grammy..i swear..Since yesterday..i have played the videos over and over again!!!..Keep it up bro!!
I am Ikwerre, I love this music...Great art and culture. It reminds me back then when I was in PortHarcourt I play the native drum for all kind of masquerades...writing this with tears rolling down my eyes.
Look how beautiful our culture is, love that cultural chief collection, every color has its meaning and day to put them on, remind me of my uncle,the day he will put on this your type of black chief clothes,we know his not coming back without some goodies 😂😂😂 thanks bro, good memories thanks for this
Proud of her you went back to your roots to tap into the beautiful Kalabari culture! Hopefully your fellow creator from the south especially Rivers state will embody more story telling techniques like thsi
I guarantee you, it is unexplainably healthy the amount of times you have seen it. It's like reading a good book and reliving the experience again and again.
Tamuno ibelema for this magnificent sound and visual which portrait and promote the Wakirike sociocultural heritage and the ijaw nation at large. I think this song is not getting enough hype that it truly deserves. I play it everyday.
This song has such a strong ancestral pull and I LOVE IT! We have run away from our roots, demonized our spirituality and looked down on our traditions for too long and I can’t explain enough how much I love that this song gives a nod to all of these elements! The first time I heard this song I didn’t even know it was done by a Nigerian but the pull was so strong, I love it even more knowing that it’s my Nigerian brother who did this epic masterpiece! I love this song so much and would I love to pick the brain of someone like Wizard Chan! he is obviously an old soul in a young body. Well done boss! May your light continue to shine brighter and brighter 🎉🎉🎉
Ghanaians like button 🇬🇭
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This song is not getting the hype it deserves, very underrated.
Yes I concur. Need more share
Swears man
Swears
No be lie you talk I am expecting this song to be number one in Africa number in Nigeria from the beginning of the video to the end of the video is blast
He dropped the video way late
I discovered this song when my mom was sick and bed ridden😢. She was laid to rest on 8th July, 2023. Keep resting sweet mom.
May her soul rest in peace 🥺😔🕊️
Rip mama love 💕
May she rest in eternal paradise
Take heart bro
Sorry for your lost may her soul rest in peace
This is literature. This is art . This is music . 🔥🔥🔥🔥
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Nothing is wanting, nothing is wanting in your analysis and commentary on this wholesome piece of art… 💯
I support this hand down
Okrika Ijaw!!! Rivers Stand Up!
👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬
Most underrated song in Nigeria atm! Very conscious song!
You’re right. Very deep.
FACTS!!!!
No ijaw son that won't appreciate this 🔥🔥🔥🔥
The whole IJAW community is proud of you Chan 😭❤️🥹
Please Correct that!
It's not the Ijaw community!!
The Ijaw ethnic group is 15 million strong and indigenous to Bayelsa, Rivers,Edo, Akwa Ibom and Delta states! (BREAD)
So therefore it is the Ijaw NATION that are proud of Chan!!
Fact!
👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!
This is not Ijaw!!!😂
@@aframaco9491what nation?
@@happinessipalibo5418 Ask the older folks around you about the IJAW tribe 🤦🏾♂️
Black American here 🙋🏿 *Marrying into the URHOBO Tribe & this was and is quite touching*
Edited to say: Thanks for the Love 💕
2) I know this isn't Urhobo people. I mentioned #URHOBO to provide my affiliation. Just like I wrote #BlackAmerican.
3) I've visited Kaduna, Kano, Abuja, Badagry, The Mainland of Lagos, Ikorodu to The Refinery and Epe and in-between (Dolphin Estate, Lekki, VI, VGC, ajah, Sangotedo, Awoyaya & more), Benin City, Sapele, Jos in Plateau State but not East nor Maidugari.
In closing, I'm very proud of y'all for showcasing your culture. This is how we learn 🤩
Lovely, I bet you've heard of the ijaws from your uhrobo finance, they're one of the uhrobos closest neighbors in Delta state
But these are ijaws though
Okrika to be precise
All black Americans, Latin Americans and even francophone Africans are all Nigerians.
You got a new subscriber fr this 🎉❤
Kenya like button here... My 20th time listening to this song for the last 20 days... So it's daily... Cheers Wizard and welcome to Nairobi
Ijaw too sweet for Music abeg, you too good my Ijaw brother
Thanks for displaying our Ijaw culture to the world brother ❤
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Wow I thought he was a jamaican.
Full blooded ijaw ❤❤❤
@@BlaqjuzWhere are ijaw people found
@@lucifer12354 The Izon People can be grouped into three.
The first, which is termed as Central Izon (Ijo), consists of Central Ijaw languages and subgroups:
Ogbia subgroup and language, Epie-Atisa (Epie) subgroup and language, all part of Ijo people in Bayelsa.
Ijaw Language, spoken by people in Ekeremor, Sagbama (Mein), Amassoma, Apoi, Arogbo, Boma (Bumo), Kabo (Kabuowei),Olodiama, Ogboin, Tarakiri, and Kolokuma-Opokuma, Tungbo, Tuomo, etc. all in Bayelsa.
Nembe Language, spoken by people in Nembe, Brass, and Akassa (Akaha) in Bayelsa.
Abua language, spoken by Abua/Odual people in Rivers State. Other Central subgroups are Biseni People, Akinima, Mbiama, Engeni and some sub groups in the Ahoda regions in Rivers State.
Abua language, spoken by Abua/Odual people in Rivers State. Other Central subgroups are Biseni People, Akinima, Mbiama, Engeni and some sub groups in the Ahoda regions in Rivers State.
The second is the Eastern Izon (Ijo) found in Rivers and Akwa Ibom States.
They include Kalabari (Abonemma, Buguma, Degema etc.), Okirika, Opobo, Port Harcourt South, Bonny, Finima, Nkoroo, Andoni, and Obolo people (part of Andoni), who can also be traced to Akwa Ibom State, near the border with Rivers State.
Third is the Western Izon (Ijo), found in Delta, Ondo and Edo states.
They can be found in Ondo state due to migrations many years prior. The Arogbo ijaws and the Western Apoi tribe of the Ijaw people live in Ondo State, Nigeria. The tribe (also called Ijaw Apoi or Apoi) consists of nine settlements: Igbobini, Ojuala, Ikpoke, Inikorogha, Oboro, Shabomi, Igbotu, Kiribo and Gbekebo.
The whole Niger Delta should suport this guy. ...this is real music. 2 sweet abeg
Timaya, support your Ijaw brother na to blow
The guy need no support from anyone, he's style is unique and it will blow just like odumodu style is too
Lyrics
Uhhh ye oh
Omo bara ibi paka eh
Too Dey oh
Ama eh Ama eh
Earth song ye
Find peace with yourself
Find God
Earth song
Dot my I's
Cross my T's
Then I smoke some trees
Then I meditate with the almighty
Lord it's your son I've sinned
I have messed up but I can still breath
Another day to sin
Lord have mercy I'm on my kneels
Cuz a man must sin
I live in a world of looming danger
Where the evil is always winning and the good they live in prayers
If my joy is the price
I no want please
If I'm living a living a lie to the world I'll never have peace
I don't mess with my peace
Not messing with my peace of mind
How we gonna die
Me I no know
But me I know say one day me go still go solo
Information without understanding means say brah you no know
Not all the old people where good while they young you no know
Omobara ibi paka eh
Ama eh ama eh ama ye ye ye ye ye o
Anye anye o
Creation of earth
Women are so damn powerful
They are portal between the heaven and earth
Never underestimate the woman the female
The one that cried just to birth
I say I say she's a god the reason that you are birth
I pray I pray she lives long to rip the fruits of her pain
I say I say she's a god the reason that you are birth
I pray I pray she lives long to rip the fruits of her pain
Sobiye simeh tamuno
Ora omobara ibipaka wa luwa eh
Sobiye simeh tamuno
Ora omobara ibipaka oh
Iyanabo tamuno
Omo bara ibi paka eh
Ama eh ama eh ama ye ye ye ye ye o
Anye anye o
Anye anye o
Ora omo bara ibi paka se ni wa luwa eh
Oh Iyanabo tamuno wa luwa eh
Omo bara ibi paka eh
Ama eh ama eh ama ye ye ye ye ye o
Anye anye o
Anye anye o
Ora omo bara ibi paka se ni wa luwa eh
Oh Iyanabo tamuno wa luwa eh
Wa lu wa
Source: Musixmatch
Wow
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Powerful ❤❤❤❤
Dang, thanks for sharing brother…discovered it today and it’s on repeat 🔥
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This brought tears to my eyes 🥺thank you for bringing our culture to the limelight 😍😍😍 wizard to the world 🙌🙌
Guy it’s so emotional you don’t get it….. hearing the Okrika alone gave me goosebumps….. I’m rooting for this guy for real.
I thought it's only flow tears of joy whiling watch it
Am telling you, so proud to be Ijaw... Even if am from the Egbema clan, am proud that a dialect variation of the ijaw language was used in this song... Tamuno bless Wizard chan and the whole Izon-apu
I no know say this guy na naija o, thought he was Ghanaian
Can you please explain it to me..am inlove with....am a Ghanaian
Songs is a blend of patience by damian and diablo by wyclef, such a gifted and conscious artist. The song is both a message and a mixure of artistic intelligence
Our culture was very well represented!!! Ohh the aunties and their spoons 🥄 ‼️Takes me back to our childhood waterside days…priceless ❤
Please can you tell me the message in English..... the one at the end of the song???
Waterside life, miss childhood
@@ikemikeebiokpo2943 you are the Boss my boss
You know 😂
We are so far from our culture
This song is a complete Grammy song please promote this song well with all u gat don’t give up please 🙏🙏🙏 I am ur fan now forever will support ❤
This song need alot of promo,chan from day one I heard this song I was running everywhere to get the song
Wetin concern Grammy for here... Africans don't need any validation
Yea
Nigeria is so full of talent ❤️
Totally incredible. The boat scene looks straight out of the avatar. Love this.
A masterpiece from the basens of Ijaw rivers that flows the crude of Nigeria prosperity and economy thus far.
It is the undisputed representation of the Ijaw land.
Nua o senibo
This is the type of song that deserves those millions views the likes of Shalipopi and co are having with their senseless songs. This is breathtaking. What a video!
Edit: I am from Sierra Leone.
Both can have million views, don’t talk down on any artists doing there thing.
Nothing is stopping both from getting millions of views
Watching from USA Tennessee ❤️🔥 I’m from Origin akwa ibom state Nigerian 💥💥💥
Úfan mmi
First of all, let me say I'm proud to be African and proud to align with all the beautiful cultures from Mother Africa. Brother Wizard Chan, you and your team did a marvelous job to show the world that Africa is second to no other. How I wish I could understand all these beautiful diversify languages and cultures.Well, we're spiritually connected to one another as Africans. Long live Africa, Mother to Humanity.👏✊💥
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Need “afrobeats” to diversify. People are making good music. Thank you for staying true to your own uniqueness
Afrobeats is not a genre. It is a collection of a diversity of genres. You've probably been listening to the same set of artists that's why you think it is not diverse. I think the name is a lazy oversimplification which makes it hard to identify the different unique genres that some people so thoughtlessly lumped together.
Ijaw people are producing Creative Artists for the Nigerian and Global Music industry. From Timaya to Burna Boy to Wizard Chan. There is more to come. The uniqueness of Chan is the real Ijaw cultural blend to the sound, lyrics and visuals. Wakirike-Ijaw
Ahhh how burna tey be ijaw na
@@Flora-ht5kfhis father is Ijaw from rivers state while his mom is from edo state
Ama toku. Tamuno ikoko.
Amazing job; thanks for putting the people of wakirike on the map. ❤️
PROUDLY WAKIRIKE!!!!!🗣️🗣️
Beautiful spiritual song with pure representation of the rich Okrika Ijaw culture in Rivers State💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾
This deserve Grammy ❤
I see my principal right there 😂🥺
This video ran shivers through my spine, brought goosebumps to my skin then tears in my eyes. This is pure.
This song is deep, Spiritual, Rejuvenating and elevating❤
May Mother Earth smile on you and Heaven be gracious unto you.
You've made the Ijaw Nation proud.
Dein Sime-ipiri Gbaso 🙏
Its not just ijaw. This song is perfect representation of the whole South-South people of Nigeria including Delta, Edo, Bayelsa, Rivers Akwa-Ibom and Cross River States. God bless you for producing this masterpiece.
Am from Ghana and sincerely speaking I don’t understand some of the words in this song but bro u did it 🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿 Visuals on point 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
This song hits haaaaaaaard. Got a lot of conscious thought in there
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South-South!!
Roots and Culture and Heritage and Inspiration!
👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!
Jesus I never knew this song was Nigerian I just became alot prouder of myself 😌
Very beautiful song. Saw this song on an AD Time Square love the visual and the traditional display.
🇺🇸 ❤❤❤
I’m so proud of you, thank you for bringing WAKIRIKE CLAN into limelight ❤
The whole Ijaw Nation is proud of him
This song deserves a Grammy
You've spoken the truth
Na my village be this ohh I saw saint peters church too nice one bro . Okrika to the world we are proud of you
Yes ooo this is OKRIKA, Proudly WAKIRIKE.. this is a beautiful song. I love it!
Sonya may you rise up along with the seen and unseen!! Amen❤
I always hear this song. I thought it was on Afro black that sang it. Honestly!! I’m blown away by the creativity, video quality and the Ijaw and Rivers state culture.
Congratulations 🎉 to you and your team. You all out did yourself! 👏
Dear Chan, I give you everything I owe to the musicians of this generation. Take all!🙌
DAMN! I cannot explain how this song makes me feel. I don't know the meaning of the IJAW words but it still hits even more. Music is indeed spiritual.
Me too
H33 He was fully fortified in Ghana before coming soooooooo deep oh😢❤
This is a beautiful song. Listening from Ghana 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭 ♥. Africa and her beautiful sounds 👌
I don’t think a lot of people understand how stupendously good this video is…. I’m in awe.
Fire song + Fire Ijaw Culture= fire visuals Wich literally translate to a masterpiece
This is the best video in the industry now ❤️❤️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💯💯
Thanks so much for Showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the Ijaw nation… the struggles and sad realities of the Niger Delta and Nigeria.
I am from Zambia 🇿🇲 but this song has a lot of information... Home sweet home.... Live long chan God bless 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
This guy is so talented. I so much love this song
Brother you deserve Grammy
This song always makes me cry each time I listen to it. He said: the Evil is always and the good they live in prayers that place got me crying so loud
I'm a proud okirika girl, my brother. You did amazing bringing our culture to the world. We are one of the most underrated tribes in Nigeria, and you have done us justice❤❤❤🎉🎉 Keep making us proud, OPUBO😊
Thank you for making the ship more rugged on the seas. "The seas are rough, we sail when the seas are rougher"...
All the way in America and I was on video in the making of this video for some of it, I feel it was an honor to see it in the making on all those rainy day !! Bless and wish you all the best in this journey ❤❤❤❤
Such a good song, i love to get lost on UA-cam and to discover gems like this song
Seeing your mom in this video brings a new level joy!! It's good parents support their children's talent
Resemble the mom too muchh❤❤
This is Grammy award kind of song, even though a tribe in Nigeria is shown here,it portrays African culture at a whole.
Needs all support
Not a tribe this is Ijaw, proudly ijaw
Love this for my Okrika folks. Absolutely love the deviation from the norm in the Nigerian industry
This song will receive an award.
The song alone is an award
I'm still thrilled by this song 😩😩😩😩. So spiritual
Wizard Chan's Earth Song is dope...This song deserves a grammy..i swear..Since yesterday..i have played the videos over and over again!!!..Keep it up bro!!
Creativity is 100% wow wow wow😮😮🔥🔥🔥🔥
As a Kalabari girl, I'm super happy about this song for my Okrika people ❤
The way you guys differentiate yourselves even when this guy proudly said, "Proudly Ijaw" both Kalabari and Okrika are all Ijaw clans.
@@ikemikeebiokpo2943I know, I'm not differentiating. I'm super proud
@@dennisbajackreece6735that’s why nobody respects you guys outside. Always differentiating yourselves like it’s not same tradition. 😊
Wakirike to the world ❤️
Since I have watched the visual of soso by omah lay, this is visual that outperform it... Damn!!! More grace to your inspiration ❤
Everything spiritual....thank you for opening the way ❤❤❤❤ I'm From Ghana let's showcase our rich culture to the world
The Earth speaks not in words but in action. Let's all wake save the earth❤
I love the cultural display damn it hits hard. This video is super dope I'm mesmerized 😊❤ I love love what you did here
Bro the spoon dance literally took me back in yhe days 😂😂,proud ijaw
Hard ❤❤❤❤ this is real music ,”life and culture. 🇬🇭🇬🇭
This is classic!! Even in years to come, it can’t be touched.
Trap beat + Heart melting kalabari vocal+ragae rhythm u are a genius bro🎉❤❤❤❤ from buguma
I am Ikwerre, I love this music...Great art and culture. It reminds me back then when I was in PortHarcourt I play the native drum for all kind of masquerades...writing this with tears rolling down my eyes.
Culture is beautiful. This display of the Ijaw culture deserves all the win. Now I have to learn the Okrika language.
Dialect*
Look how beautiful our culture is, love that cultural chief collection, every color has its meaning and day to put them on, remind me of my uncle,the day he will put on this your type of black chief clothes,we know his not coming back without some goodies 😂😂😂 thanks bro, good memories thanks for this
song is deep, Spiritual, Rejuvenating and elevating❤
I’ve been waiting for this for a long time…Ghanaians are loving you bruv 🇬🇭 🇳🇬
Wow this creativity in it’s apex only lovers of real music will understand this song it reminds me of nas ft Damian marley ( distance relatives )
This song and video are going down in the history as one of the best songs of our generation.
If I had enough I'd deal with promotion. I'm atheist but dang. This track hits different.
Proud of her you went back to your roots to tap into the beautiful Kalabari culture! Hopefully your fellow creator from the south especially Rivers state will embody more story telling techniques like thsi
Okrika not kalabari
@@kirisilverline3764what's the difference between Okrika and Kalabari? Ain't they all Ijaw clans, so why the dragging
@@kirisilverline3764 what's the deference Owei?, All of us na izon-apu
All I see is the amount of work put in to creating tis masterpiece broooo
Top top video
The Izon culture is absolutely beautiful. I teared up watching this. ❤
This song is too much too good too Blessed
Now this is song! No nudity, making so much sense…
This is the most beautiful video I’ve seen all freaking year. Amazing masterpiece
I dont know what y'all think but i think this song is grammy Worthy, I've watched this clip for an unhealthy amount of times 🙏
I thought I was the only one thinking this
I guarantee you, it is unexplainably healthy the amount of times you have seen it.
It's like reading a good book and reliving the experience again and again.
Wizardchan is a complete work of Art.. Nice video by the way
Is now that I fully understand that the world doesn't value good songs anymore? How come this song hasn't shaken up the world
I am completely blown away by the level of creativity displayed in this video.♥️♥️♥️♥️🤏
This is the part of Rivers State many people don't hear about.
Omoooo same here oooo
Am telling you, ijaw culture needs more exposure
Wishing you all the love the world has gotta offer, my culture is a fine one 💯
Tamuno ibelema for this magnificent sound and visual which portrait and promote the Wakirike sociocultural heritage and the ijaw nation at large. I think this song is not getting enough hype that it truly deserves. I play it everyday.
Wow this song deserve 20 Grammy awards from song to videos everything is on point 👉☝️👉 keep up the good work, WIZARD CHAN. 🌎🌍🌎
Hardest
I think this guy needs to do a track with black sheriff
Much love from Ghana🔥
This song has such a strong ancestral pull and I LOVE IT! We have run away from our roots, demonized our spirituality and looked down on our traditions for too long and I can’t explain enough how much I love that this song gives a nod to all of these elements!
The first time I heard this song I didn’t even know it was done by a Nigerian but the pull was so strong, I love it even more knowing that it’s my Nigerian brother who did this epic masterpiece!
I love this song so much and would I love to pick the brain of someone like Wizard Chan! he is obviously an old soul in a young body. Well done boss! May your light continue to shine brighter and brighter 🎉🎉🎉
Best video I’ve seen today so far🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰I love you Wizard chan🔥❤❤