When was the last time a big Nigerian artist featured a Ghanaian? Nigeria needs to do more

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[@jeanesmaee9099]

We own Ghana nothing, why can't you talk about cameroon Kenya South Africa why only Nigeria

[@jeanesmaee9099]

We own Ghana nothing, why can't you talk about cameroon Kenya, South Africa why only Nigeria. Let Ghana artistes also stay in Nigeria or have houses there just like m
Nigerians do and stop blaming Nigeria

[@jeanesmaee9099]

We own Ghana nothing, why can't you talk about cammeropppap

[@animashaun7909]

The guy in hat u dey yahn dust. Burna Boy reached out to black sheriff to feature on his second sermon remix. Has any of your A-list ever reach out to our upcoming artistes to feature them? So, appreciate our artistes Bro

[@kojosparkschannel3825]

Please the way he's interfering with the guy is not making the conversation nice

[@stevejameson7643]

If Nigerians didn’t make names for themselves globally, would Ghanaians want to feature them?

[@Kreetique]

If you ask me, who I go ask?

[@Mkym365]

Exactly!!!!

[@victornwanze3836]

Please ask them oooo

[@okhuakhuapeter8780]

Very salient question

[@victorcurtisvictor1372]

God bless you

[@toso4u]

i dont understand how this is hard to get. YOU ARE NOT SHOWING LOVE BY LISTENING TO NAIJA SONGS, YOU ARE LISTENING TO THE SONG COS YOU LOVE THE SONG. NO ONE LISTEN TO A SONG BECAUSE OF LOVE FOR THE MUSICIANS' COUNTRY.

[@sylviasworld9397]

Exactly!!!

[@chiakaazui2384]

Exactly!!

[@eshemokhainathaniel2368]

@Anuaa Adadzewa Awotwe please what law did Nigeria made?,

[@toso4u]

@Anuaa Adadzewa Awotwe yes Nigeria made a law like that several years ago but times have changed, there are now streaming platforms, tik tok, UA-cam etc to distribute music, I can't remember the last time I listened to a radio station, same law in Ghana won't stop people from listening to whatever music they like from whichever country it's coming from. What will help Ghana music is more investment and better marketing. Have you asked yourself why Ghana music isn't trending in other African countries apart from Nigeria, so u can see that it's not a Nigeria issue but the packaging of a good product for consumption.

[@toso4u]

@Anuaa Adadzewa Awotwe please do whatever you can do to help your industry, its an internal problem, all I'm saying is that things are different from what they were a decade ago, there are now different options that ppl can access music that were not available then that are available now, what will help the Ghana music industry is better packaging and better marketing, if those two are lacking, ppl will always find something quality to listen to. No one listens to a music just because they want to listen to their country's artist

[@francisstanley7030]

Davido has featured Chris Brown, Young Thug, Nicki Minaj, Nas, Meek Mill but non of these artiste has featured Davido in a song.
You Ghanaians can only grow until you erase feeling entitlement from your mind.
Love ❤️ 🇳🇬 🇬🇭

[@comfortedu5115]

Dem no ever grow

[@itohaikhayere8471]

This guy on hart is a sninch he never like niga one day you people should waik up and stop competing with Nigeria okay go and work hard and stop complaining about others?

[@joshuawelly6330]

U are right bro but Chris brown ft davido on lower body

[@henryberry6687]

Chris brown has featured him.

[@TWUMKWAME5]

I am a Ghanaian, Nigerian artists are not obligated to do anything for a Ghanaian artist, this entitlement mentality needs to stop, if your music is good it would sell regardless.

[@abiodunadepoju]

Thanks. Instead to learn from Ckay

[@liltunechi5375]

Nice one. What they don’t understand is you can’t force people to love your music. If your music is good people will listen to it

[@mgbachionyem8706]

#morelife #onelove #vivaAfrica

[@chiakaazui2384]

@Anuaa Adadzewa Awotwe
Again with the non existent law? .
Nigerians do the promotions themselves and the tours around African.when was the last time a Ghanian did a tour outside his country?

[@chiakaazui2384]

@Anuaa Adadzewa Awotwe I know nothing? And you are now the one that knows? Lmao 😂😂
Nigerians do tours around Africa okay and Ghanians don't.
You guys listen to our song because it's good not because you want to show love or support ☺️.

[@Alex-dt3nx]

The dude in a hat has the mentality of an average Ghanian while the dude in white is logically making his point. He is a realist 👍🏿

[@deonortega9046]

Apt asf

[@danieloloyede3689]

I think it’s a script. One for and one against.

[@henryberry6687]

Very true.
He is just shouting

[@tok1879]

What makes Ghana special? There are like 52 countries in Africa. Many other countries listen to naija songs too. You guys would never ask Jamaica or US to play Ghana music by force. If your song is good enough, they'll play it anywhere.

[@kenziestv6934]

!!!!

[@genuinediasporan6661]

Fact👍🏼

[@0k859]

African Americans and Jamaicans don't care about ghana music and they won't be bullied by them. Ghanaians know that. They think they can do that with Naijas but they can F off. They don't even border Nigeria or have any cultural connection to us. Just want to earn clout using Nigerians culture.

[@comfortedu5115]

Fact

[@sankofax8082]

@@0k859 Na Naija artist dey cause most of this issue TBH... they over familiarize themselves with Ghanaians too much... davido and wizkid dey ghana now dey spend dollars on their tourism industry, but still, Ghanaians don't appreciate them. over-familiarity breeds contempt, Nigerians need to bone face for Ghanaians for like 10 years(don't collaborate or visit there) and they will calm down. Ghana artistes need to recognize and tap into the Nigerian grace or fall off.

[@francisauta2532]

Nigeria is the America of Africa 🌍 and I think people need to understand that in an entertainment scene

[@african-history-fountain]

Exactly. I've no idea why Ghanaians are killing themselves over something the whole world knows. Funny people. Now they're saying Nigerian stars 'should' feature Ghanaian artistes on their albums. Why?

[@francisauta2532]

We Nigeria don't own anybody anything pls

[@thesuperiorman1680]

This whole entitlement mentality by this other African countries is sickening. Nigeria jammed to music from each and every African country, without a single Nigerian(with all our population) complaining about them dominating our airwaves..Sark, VIP, fuse ODG, awilo, Brenda from sa all dominated Nigeria and we loved and accepted them.. and then went on to better ourselves.. we don't owe anyone anything shatta simply has no point.
If the Ghanaians want to keep being emotional and masturbating on this who issue walah. SOLUTION? be had working come to Nigeria and promote your music... naija artists no dey sing for only naija.

[@lifestories101.1]

True son of 9JA, lecture them.

[@comfortedu5115]

Dem go hear? Ghanaians their ears dey for their mouth

[@kellyisimekwele5985]

What are you saying after it is someone's girlfriend and you expect that person to be your friend

[@tilly9169]

The earlier Ghanaians realize that they need Nigeria more than Nigeria needs them in this business the better.

[@edzico1908]

Canadians have never complained that American music is dominating their airwave likewise any of the 14 other islands complaining about Jamaica's dominance. This is pure Ghanaian witchcraft showing in broad daylight. How many Togolese and Ivorian artists have you Ghanaians supported?

[@ekhatorchukwuyem2603]

Tell them

[@simpfood2168]

I live in Uk even Uk have never complained

[@simpfood2168]

Americans don’t complain about Adele and co 😂😂😂😂

[@simpfood2168]

This whole Ghana drama is big joke and funny asf

[@funnyfun7040]

"witchcraft" that's the word.

[@kamalkayode1358]

I don't know why some Ghànians feel entitled. Music is business not competition like black star 🇬🇭vs super eagle 🇳🇬.

[@iykejnr6296]

That's why they ain't growing

[@Charles_C-x3p]

Guy na jealousy dey worry them 🤣

[@ibrocity8234]

It all jealousy. They think it's football.

[@kamalkayode1358]

The guy in white is saying the fact. One love from 🇳🇬

[@kelvinboakye833]

U r Nigerians dats y

[@goldeneyejunior7425]

@@kelvinboakye833 well the truth is bitter!!!

[@danielesu7747]

@@kelvinboakye833 Sentiments asides, the other guy is giving him facts and he continues to shift the goal post.

[@taofikakinyemi7417]

@@kelvinboakye833 let ghana keep on waiting for nigeria to help there industry if they don't agree they need to rise up yo the occasion and build there music themselves

[@richiejaytube]

@@kelvinboakye833 🤡🤡

[@abolajiadekeye6650]

Gh: You have to love me like I love you.
9ja: Being a groupie is not enough reason for me to love you.

[@Ade93111]

You know there's nothing wrong with healthy rivalry, however it comes a time where the once seemingly healthy rivalry is now turning into envy. Burna boy said it best: Ghana has long played US, UK, and even South African music without this sort of acrimony. Only when it comes to Nigerian music did we start seeing these shenanigans. Please stop it.

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[@worldwide8587]

You failed to mention the big one. These people literally eat, sleep and dream Jamaica but non of their artists is popular in Jamaica. I haven’t seen them complaining.

[@victornwanze3836]

Just tiring, they want us to carry them along to all our shows, feed them with songs and make sure they blow, na wa ooooo

[@sweetlemonade6925]

@@worldwide8587 preach! They kiss jamaicas, while Jamaica barely thinks of them or even knows them, yet they don't complain. The funny thing is, Nollywood and Nigerian songs are popular in Jamaica tho. Most of my jamaican and Haitian (carribean friends) grew up watching nollywood (old movies) and mount zion movies and when I went to my jamaican friend's house, her mother was watching a Nollywood movie, those are the only movies she watches lol. I find this so funny, because Nigeria barely promotes itself in the carribean or links itself to the carribean the way Ghana does, yet Nigeria is more known.

[@topnotchdaagrade]

@urbanroll, if my comment is wrong, please counter it. Instead of deleting it, that is objectivity

[@victornwanze3836]

Please play your songs, stop playing Nigerian songs, we are tired. This jelousness is eating you so terrible.that it has turn to hate from the least people we expect. Do 99%, we will survive, we are on a global scale. We will not risk quality for low quality. Scata Wale said he cant spend for video yet u guys are licking his boots, he openly attack journalist, talk down on people, flunt his wealth over people, u guys, accept it just because u scared of him. Nigeria will not accept him insulting us. We no dey carry last.
I tell u, Beyonce will today, be regretting featuring Wale in her song. Do your research or ask Wale, who introduced him to beyonce, it a Nigerian, google it.

[@iwehclementine3772]

Well said!.

[@Mkym365]

I agree

[@adelekep69]

1. Their own media people have complained of not being respected by GH artistes.
2. Their Artistes won't do promos, won't hire PR firms, won't hire professional managers, won't stop singing in Twi, and they are still complaining.
3. Their own Show Promoters complain about Ghanian artistes being lackadaisical to shows, and not working their ass off, yet its Nigerians' fault.
4. Their own diaspora would not go hard for their music, yet it is Nigeria's fault. Please note that even Davido credited his success to the Nigerian diaspora, not Ghanaians.
5. Their people by their own admission, are mostly insular, and on the quiet side, yet its Nigerians that are to blame.
6. Almighty Shatta Wale has publicly criticized spending money on videos and said He would rather spend on buying more houses, and building more swimming pools, yet Ghanaians are surprised He is still a local champion.
7. Practically all their show-biz related content online is in Twi, yet they are complaining that their art doesn't cross over.
8. Nigerians are not big on Dancehall, and reggae, yet Shatta Wale and Stoneboy want to force us into listening . . . It's our fault.
9. We have dozens of big local Talents that don't even cross over abroad like Small Doctor, and are fighting for air-time, yet we are to blame for not doing affirmative action for Ghanaians in our local programming.
10. Thier biggest actors to date gained an Africa-wide fan-base from featuring in our movies - shortly after, they banned Nigerian Actors from their movie industry . . . where is Ghollywood today?
Ghanaians are clearly not serious about this music business.

[@truegidig]

This has now become an obssession. It is no longer funny to see this conversation. I used to see it as healthy banter but this is so negative. The only thing that will satisfy this level of obssession is Ghanaian music industry swapping places with Nigeria. That is envy and jealousy.

[@alabaalaba2810]

Ghanaians are indirectly saying they made Nigerian artist. Ok...continue....

[@ekinematics]

They made Nigerian artistes yet they can't make their own. Is that not funny?🤣🤣🤣

[@olufemiakola9936]

It's this level of delusion that's holding their industry back

[@CYBERFILMS974]

I tier ooh...They can Argue nonsense eehn.

[@doobeeiorzua7930]

@@ekinematics 😂😂very funny

[@thompsonlaura2563]

They can argue nonsense keep me laughing 😂

[@iykejnr6296]

R2bees ft wizkid or vice versa makes no difference. Ghana music industry just have work to do. We Nigerians were once in this level but we learnt and never complained when SA, Ghana,Congo,Senegal were on top.

[@princejonas6960]

It highly a time we Nigerians abandon this Ghanaian people, they cry too much on everything. Look at how the guy in the left side is talking like someone who drink detergent, even when the guy with ADIDAS giving him the fact in Music. Ghanaian have good government and because of that Nigerians are investing heavily in that country we Nigerians has never for one day ask why Ghanaian are not reciprocate the same investment that we did in their country rather we wish them well with their progress. You guys should stop envying us. As we are going through a hardship today if tomorrow we get a Responsible leader in place and companies start moving into Nigeria, Ghanaians will start crying and jealous about that.

[@batmansummer9236]

🤣🤣

[@coolcat67]

This guy in Adidas get sense no emotional attachment

[@edzico1908]

Nigerian songs are played and loved worldwide without any Ghanaian collaboration. And the white man is jumping on afrobeats now. We owe Ghanaians nothing. Build your industry like the Congolese.

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[@0k859]

Dam right I was in the club in the UK, all they were playing was Afrobeats (Nigeria), Dancehall (Jamaica), Hip Hop (African American) and Grime (Africans/Caribbeans from UK). And the dominate sound was Afrobeats tbh.

[@lilsetbaby4586]

See y’all need to chill, Nigerian has it all it take to be on top of the world 🌎, Ghanaian should work on their craft, nobody help Nigerians to become big as they are, help yourself bro 😎

[@kelvinmarcus1202]

I tire o

[@comfortedu5115]

Ghanaians Dem no get ears,na mouth Dem get

[@kelvinmarcus1202]

Even ear them no get cause if they do them suppose know say Nigeria dey sing good

[@samtislorh8529]

Our musicians don't owe Ghanaian musicians any shit

[@comfortedu5115]

@@samtislorh8529 nothing my brother

[@funnyfun7040]

We've shot several videos in Ghana, use several Ghanaian words, featured several Ghanaian artist... How many times have you guys gone to Nigeria to shoot a video? Or use Nigerian language....... I can't count how many times have you guys mentioned Nigeria in your video.... Plz ban naija music in Ghana let all this rubish stop, we have 2 countries between us ..we ain't brothers, we ain't related... We've done enough for Africa in general.... Maybe it's time we Nigerians think about ourselves... Enough of the African tag. Rubish

[@naijabelle4961]

Bless you bro❤️🇳🇬

[@ronkeakitobi3178]

A simple question: if the Nigerian music industry isn't global , are we going to be having this conversation?

[@danielwitse3381]

If they are the one global, they are ready not to pull anyone along it already showed in their characters

[@CYBERFILMS974]

@@danielwitse3381 think before you talk..How can we pule you guys along...We reach this far based on hard work I don't know how you guys are thinking something sometimes..

[@danielwitse3381]

@@CYBERFILMS974 I guess you didn’t understand my comment or better still you just use your emotions to reply instead of comprehending. I was referring to the Ghanaian who are looking for Nigerians to support them without pushing harder

[@CYBERFILMS974]

@@danielwitse3381 It's like you lack understanding you don't have ears..pls take your words to somewhere else's.

[@danielwitse3381]

@@CYBERFILMS974 Mr man abeg park well jor

[@goldeneyejunior7425]

This is what happens when you don't know the history of your music industry and your expect it to grow. Tony Tetuila ft VIP in 2006 on a song called "2 women". After that collaboration VIP was a big hit in Nigeria, I bought cds to his musical album then it was banging in all clubs. Recently, It took Goya Menor a Nigerian x nektunez who is a Ghanaian from volta region to do song Ameno remix. Before then how many Ghanaians knew Nektunez but see what collaboration does. Manner doesn't fall from heaven, make good music, go to lagos and hustle don't sit in Ghana and expect to break into Nigeria industry.
The irony about all of this is that Nigerians are thinking about Global domination and Ghanaians are thinking of breaking into Nigerian industry. And you wonder why Ghanaian music industry is behind 🙂

[@johnorji360]

The irony of this all is that Nigerians are thinking about Global domination and Ghanaians are thinking of breaking into Nigerian industry.
👆
This should be framed and handed to all the Ghanaian musicians.

[@Darkmountaindweller]

The nektunez thing is crazy, the guy has been grinding and the "big artist"local champion shatta wale didn't see him or give him a platform, Nobody been even sabi goya menor for naija,until he came out with dorime.

[@akanbioluwatobi2079]

Your eyes are truly golden. You said it all

[@thesuperiorman1680]

Some Ghanaians claim they help Nigerian artists grow, help me understand is it by remaining in Nigeria that they got that support?..
No we went to Ghana SA and other countries to promote ourselves.
LET'S WE FORGET NAIJA MUSIC DEY BANG JOOOOR!!!

[@dj_funkytee]

You're just ranting bro..... Music is pure business if I need an artist on my album I'll do anything to get him or she on it but why should I put an artist on an album just to show love, will love sale the album or win Grammy? This entitlement of a thing should stop....so now that Nigerians are running to Ghana for education the Ghanaians government should also send Ghanaians to Nigeria universities to show love? Common leave that matter abeg....Our artist pay heavily to get to where they are today. Our artists have agents in all African countries running their promotion and those promotions are not cheap so let Ghanaians do same.

[@bellooluwafemi1970]

You want Nigerians to help you promote your music without you coming to Nigeria to invest promote your music. I love the promotion work Gyakia did for her music by featuring Omay lay. Now she has great number on UA-cam and she is well known and love in Nigeria.

[@comfortedu5115]

Some Ghanaians their brain dey for their yansh, how Nigeria go come Ghana come promote their songs for them? For what?, Hope Naija promote their songs?

[@billskhalifa125]

That's true bro...I thought she is a Nigeria thuo

[@isabellasarfo6646]

Exactly my dear 🇬🇭

[@eeke7438]

Black Sheriff said his song blew up even X 10 when Burna was featured. He said it himself that Burna was playing the song to anyone he met. The guy with the bucket hat is just talking without backing up his talk with facts.

[@miseliminabo8281]

The guy is a shatta wale fan. To him, if its not shatta wale benefitting directly from the Nigerian artists then it's not good enough. 😐

[@heads7982]

Ghanaians are beginning to feel entitled, like it's a must Nigerian artist must do more to get their Ghanaian wack artists on terms as these 9ja artist. Same thing happened between Canadian hip hop artists and American hip hop artists in the mid 90s just after rap music took off. The Canadians felt left out and because Americans were coming over in their big cities to hold shows such as Toronto, Montreal, Canadians felt entitled and believed it must be an obligation for American artist to not only collaborate with their wack artist over there, but also boost em out upon the world stage. Soon Americans realised the bullcrap and thought, wtf ??. Afterall we gat the numbers and don't need these shows in Toronto or anywhere in Canada to get world recognition. The world can still here us all over our American music space. And that's what they did....cut ties with Canadian hip hop bullcrap.....until many years down the line, Drake from Canada blew up. And even so, Drake still reps America and that's because the whole hip hop thing is just an American soul. Afro beat is 9ja and this is exactly how its gonna go down. At some point, every artist will have to sound like 9ja, rep 9ja, b4 they will blow up. Ghana bow down and stop acting like an entitled spoilt lil' brat. 9ja don't yall, yall need em. They can easily pull off their artist from going over there and it won't make any difference to 9ja music growth but rather, will cripple yall. Respect 9ja 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@darmson2]

Why should a Nigerian artist ft a Ghanaian artist, you need us more than we need you, we're global

[@favourezukuse2187]

D host is very funny,did u kno d thousands of $ nigerian artists were paying American artists back in d days of psquare?Guy my nigerian brodas can not pay promo for ur artists in naija for ur artists to shine, same way Ghanaians are not paying dia promo too. Do ur home work, leave ur comfort zone & stop been entitled.

[@adepitangbenga3226]

Stop given Nigerian artist the love and numbers that made them big, start giving it to your artists and let us rest.

[@batmansummer9236]

😂😂

[@preciousalex3351]

Abi ohhh😂😂😂

[@naijabelle4961]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😅

[@ekinematics]

"Ghana has the right market, the right environment" yet Ghanaian music is not selling. The slim guy is just talking out of ignorance. Does he know the number of shows that took place in different states in Nigeria? Or he thinks Nigeria is like Ghana that's Accra and Accra alone.
Nigerian artistes tour the states in Nigeria especially states in Southern Nigeria this holiday period. Infact its a routine yearly thing. We don't need foreign artistes to headline our shows for it to be buzzing unlike you guys.
Also Nigerian comedians do same.

[@abzig9430]

I don't think they understand the differences between our respective industries and why they're behind. They think because they're close to Nigeria and interact with us often that they should be at our level. But it doesn't work that way. It took lots of hard work to get this far and sooner they understand that and work on their own music, the better.

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[@funnyfun7040]

@@abzig9430 please o.. they are not close to us... There is togo and Benin Republic in between.. make dem face front abeg.

[@comfortedu5115]

@@funnyfun7040 true

[@jackthegod9988]

Nigerians are good that’s why people in ghana are forced to love them , they earned it , if you want collaborations and love you have to work hard and the live and respect is automatic, you don’t ask for it

[@o.t9358]

The truth is Gh artists don't meet up to the standard Nigerian artistes see themselves that's why they don't put them on their songs, do you know how many Nigerians have ft amaarae last year alone? People respect her quality of work so they will work with her unlike any other Gh artist they don't rate. They don't take chances with the quality of content they put out and honestly featuring the average gh artiste is taking a risk music wise

[@godsanointed3397]

Well said!

[@kennybrown3302]

You do they will compliant, you don't do they will complain. When WizKid brought King promise out in London the same Ghanians were saying king promise was doing house boy for WizKid. Anything that has to do with Nigerians, Ghanaians will surely feel like they are being cheated.

[@monicaterki3747]

That's insecurity

[@redmaxmoe4455]

They did Sam to r2bees

[@monicaterki3747]

@@redmaxmoe4455 imagine

[@ejikeokei1860]

Ghanaians don't even feature them self but they want Nigeria to feature them Hypocrisy

[@arewasuleiman8212]

But manifest was on burnaboy album, most every Nigerian ft Ghana artist, Ghanaians should stop this entitlement feeling and work on there music sounds because most of Ghana music is most done for Ghanaians alone.

[@iwehclementine3772]

Have youheard Manifest, Sarkodie talk not to talk of defend....

[@stevejameson7643]

Think of Nigerian musicians headlining your events the same way you think of Americans headlining your events. Nigerians are way above Ghanaians and competing globally already

[@deonortega9046]

Even neyo said he wished he sang essence

[@ishoola706]

Una dey craze with rubbish that una always say that Shatta help Burna in what way? The song that did not blow in Nigeria it only blow in Ghana. Burna has been having hits since 2012 who knows Shatta in Africa then? Ghanaians no dey think before they have rubbish topics. You want to be comparing Global artists to local artists 🤦‍♂️

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[@kunlefolorunso5348]

Ghanaian musicians need to understand the fact that some of these Nigerian artists still have a lot of boxes to tick in their music career. They seem so big but there is room for personal growth and development. Davido has not won Grammy, he would be working towards getting one. Wizkid and Burnaboy have just won Grammies in their entire career. The artists want to become a better version of themselves by collaborating with global artists bigger than them. Fireboy just featured Ed Shareen on Peru remix. The remix has garnered 15 millions views in just ten days of released as compared to 10 millions views by the original releases about five months earlier. That's the power of collaboration.

[@cjayanagor5012]

in Nigeria, many consumers of good music love Sarkodie o. some even dey claim am as a Naija artist. the artistic process of creating a record is personal. you are looking for the pieces that will meet the project in your mind. before the Burnaboy feature with polo G, I didn't know that guy, but he killed that feature. it was perfect.

[@kri8tiv]

Same, I never knew polo until his feature on burna song then I checked out his songs...dude is faya... Ghanaians has problem tbh, it's way more than just making good music, as someone who has lived with them, alot of them is naturally filled with hatred and envy(even within themselves)

[@richiejaytube]

@@kri8tiv me too,fell in love with polo after

[@edzico1908]

American music is BIG and Canadians, Puerto Ricans and mexicans bow for there success without any complaints. Nigeria is your big brother. Bow!!! and stop attacking God's blessing.

[@emakporpeterson8515]

Be grateful, one of your own is in Ckay's Global hit song Love unwantiti. Davido, wizkid and burna boy don't need to ft your artist before you know Nigerians are doing a lot for Ghanaians

[@coventrypinto3728]

Did any of ghanaians artiest asking for collaboration shata is talking about the whole Nigerians airwave wake up

[@ubnaijatv294]

@@coventrypinto3728 you need help

[@danielwitse3381]

@@coventrypinto3728 We don’t consume mediocre concept in Nigeria, we have Nigerian artist who haven’t made it to limelight but they are good and you think we will stoop low to make wack music penetrate our airwaves just because it’s from Ghana. Your dancehall artist aren’t even blown in Jamaica and you are not forcing it but when it comes to Nigeria you people want to rub shoulders

[@getmeto1billionsubs.662]

"Nigerian has population"
This argument is stale.
Someone on youtube said something I love "Jamaica has a population of 2.9 million people yet regea is a global sound"
This world is now global, instead of focusing on nigerains and nigerian market why not focus on the global market the way Nigerians are doing.
One love still from NG ❤❤❤

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[@dezzjays9568]

@@mrmike1582 you are fool

[@mrmike1582]

@@dezzjays9568 your father has heard you mumu 😂😂😂 kwaaasia

[@sapphire4401]

@@mrmike1582 🤣🤣🤣

[@mrmike1582]

@@sapphire4401 I get their time... Make all of us dey show say we crase na 😂

[@papap1186]

Massa, stop talking nonsense, Ghanaian musicians features Nigerian artists because the Ghanaian artists need them most to be popular and successful that’s it.
Nigerian artists features Ghanaian artists for love and support not for fame.

[@lifestories101.1]

GHANAIANS ARE OFTEN AGAINST NIGERIA, EVEN THOUGH NIGERIANS HAS HELPED A LOTS OF GHANIAN ARTISTS, ACTORS, AND ACTRESSES, MENTION ONE NIGERIAN ARTIST THAT GHANAIANS HAS HELPED, BETTER FOR NIGERIANS TO AVOID GHANAIANS OR GHANA IN GENERAL, THE NOISE IS SENSELESS, AFRICAN TO BUILD STRONG UNITY INSTEAD ONE BLINDFOLDED ONES WILL CAUSE DIVISION FOR THEIR SELFISH INTEREST, HOW WOULD YOU FEEL WHEN A NIGERIAN INSULTS ALL GHANAIANS ARTISTS?

[@danielo6494]

Nigerian young artist has successfully retired their Legends........ Tufac, Psquare, banky W, MI, Timaya, Jmartins, Rugged man, Edrees, when are your artist going to retire, Sasks, stone boy, Shatta these 3 name has been dominating ur industry for 1000yrs are u expects to grow.

[@Darkmountaindweller]

Exactly!

[@Bigbamid]

The way Ghana has upcoming struggling artists, the same way Nigeria has upcoming struggling artists. This music thing is business, keep your emotional feelings to yourself

[@RichardsVoicecast]

Stop referring to it as Love.What love??? Features are not provided for free. You pay in cash or in-kind for features!!! When a feature is free,You might have to pay back in verses. The receiving artist might not release it immediately, but they have it surely on demo. Remember that such decisions must be approved by the MUSIC LABELS. Ghanaians sometimes believe that Nigerian artists must move to Ghana to grow, but this is not the case. I remember my friends and I jamming to Nigerian music in major nightclubs in central London, UK, 11 years ago. Nigerians are everywhere, and these artists have organic fans in every major city in the world. To top it up, they make good music.
Musicians in Nigeria have managers, public relations, and record labels. It's a business. If the Label believes that a deal as regards a feature will not help reach an anticipated profit margin, there may be issues with funding and marketing. Even if an artist records a song with another artist, the parent label can still remove some verses. The ability of an artist to overrule certain business decisions may be determined by the terms of a recording contract, contracts with publishers and collection societies, the manner in which rights are transferred to the artist, and how various factors are regulated.

[@adekunleyussuf4259]

Guys seriously you need to calm down when it comes to Nigeria/ Ghana music. In a nutshell, I am still waiting for Ghanaian artists to ask for 'musical benefit' from Nigeria. Judging from what is going on, I am of the idea that Nigeria should rescued Ghana through recolonisation- musically of course thus giving us the leverage on how to coach willing Ghanaians how to sing, act, and manage themselves. Of course, we can also introduce Nigeria political chaos to Ghana, may be that might also help to motivate Ghanaians on how to produce good songs to the rest of the world. Well, the bottomline is this: Ghanaian artistes need to work hard,get more experience, if they want apprenticeship, then,apply to Nigeria, we will be glad to support. Nigeria cannot be forced to fund Ghanaian musical industry simply because of 'African brotherhood' and more so, the standard of Ghanaian music compared to Nigerian music is poor, archaic, and localized and therefore our musical industry cannot be drag into this kind of arrangement. Seeking entitlement from Nigerian artists is not the right way to find solution to the dwindling of Ghanaian music.

[@bantimusic5406]

This guy with the Cap is been emotional..

[@victorsunday879]

Till today Awilo's Fifi track remains my fav despite not understanding a word of the song. Do good music and we will accept you here in Naija

[@animalworld1471]

The entitlement mentality from a typical Ghanaian is so sickening and sad 😔

[@princejosh2076]

I love the guy on white one love bro from🇳🇬

[@coolcat67]

This guy with tap in he’s hand fall my hand
And why Nigeria should help you and if you want help you have to insult a whole country

[@uwemudoh3225]

Wow...are they discussing about the "music industry " or the "charity industry" ? I don't understand this "entitlement mentality" 🤔 ? should we organise talent shows, write lyrics, produce beats, organise shows(feature 10🇬🇭artists in O2), flood 🇬🇭music on our radio/airwaves🎙️, ask our contacts in 🇬🇧&🇺🇸2 play 🇬🇭music, force 🇳🇬in diaspora to listen/stream 🇬🇭music..🤔🤔We have done more than enough....Please are Ghanaian artists doing same for Cameroonians or even Cote d'Ivorians ?

[@o.t9358]

This is what they want, obviously Nigerians have the contacts and connects to UK/us industry and Ghanians want us to give it to them on a platter of gold, something these guys have worked for for years. The best they can do is ask nicely, not demand for it forcefully

[@CulturestageTv]

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[@abzig9430]

It's quite sad that whole Ghanaians are crying about trying to hit Nigeria market, Nigerians are focusing on the world lol. Ghanaians need to realize that making music also needs international appeal if you want to hit beyond your borders. That means reducing the local Twi a bit and experiment with new sounds. Your music still sounds like what we Nigerians did 5 years ago. Time to evolve
You people think staying from comfort of your home in Ghana will get you global? No, your artist should be traveling to Nigeria, link with as many players as you can the same as our acts often come to Ghana for the same reason. But you people think they come to your country for fun? No, we travel to get business done and then some fun involved if possible.
We've always been open to other African acts but we will not accept trash songs either, even from our own artists. Increase standards and support your TALENTED acts, not noise garbage like Shatta Wale.
The music industry isn't about doing favors for one another as you Ghanaians like to call it, it's all business involved. You're not playing Nigerian songs because you're trying to support, you simply enjoy our music enough to want more. Tell your artists to improve their craft so Ghanaian songs are enjoyable to listen to and we'll join you in the experience.

[@iykejnr6296]

Don't mind the hypocrites they don't even know it is all about business

[@goldeneyejunior7425]

Well articulated!!!!!

[@worldwide8587]

The quality of the songs Ghanaians are currently making is comparable to the music we made 15 years ago. Their still on the dancehall influence face. We left dancehall in ajegunle era.. they are far far behind. The fact they mention shatta wale and stone boy as top artists makes me laugh😂. There are better young artists in Ghana, instead of promoting those they are busy promoting old cargoes that don’t want to evolve.

[@iykejnr6296]

@@worldwide8587 yes I remember when we Nigeria use to do dancehall but now we've left it

[@akkay001]

Dance hall days were our baba fryo days. Nigeria left that a long time ago. Ghana should try to evolve rather than continue to sulk.
If the table were turned would Ghana support Nigeria the way they are asking for support up and down like its their entitlement?
Common! Come off it 🙁

[@samueljohn9010]

Am a Nigerian based in the US, anytime am in my car I always play my Naija music it gives me inspiration to carry on But my close friend who is a Ghanaian always play American hip-hop, I was even the one that introduced him to shatta wale hit track Ayoo and I know my level, but this was actually before shatter said that rubbish about. Nigerians 🇳🇬.. anyway I feel he was high on something.

[@bonduu01]

This sense of entitlement from Ghana eh is mind blowing...you forget this world is first every man for himself...no one is obligated forcefully to promote anyones music, the guy with the hat is just a mumu, stay there and be waiting for Nigerians to help promote your songs without coming to Nigeria and meeting the fans, the problem is that Ghana artists want to blow and dont want to put in the sweat and money involved.

[@iykejnr6296]

Keep quiet that hossana was never popular in Nigeria. Shatta is not the man to lead Ghana music that's the fact

[@ekinematics]

Nobody know the hossana song wey dem dey always talk about.🤣🤣🤣

[@ekhatorchukwuyem2603]

Nah now me know the song ooo

[@Mkym365]

Me too

[@stylebiabi]

Out of the 54 countries in Africa most of them support Nigerian artiste even more than us seff. Their streams online outside of Nigeria seff how much does Ghana contribute to it?? This type of mindset and attitude prevents support from people who can. Someone is making his album and you dey another country dey feel entitled to a spot on it. Imagine this sense of entitlement

[@eeke7438]

Ckay Featured Kuami Eugene and Amaarae
Tiwa Savage featured Amarae
Amaarae have received so many features in Nigeria.

[@tshadare]

Charlie, you're doing Shatta Walle and your Ghanaian artist a disservice with this argument practically begging their fellow musicians in Nigeria to work harder on their behalf.

[@victornwanze3836]

I hope they are seeing it, the way u are. To start with, how many artist has come out under the A-list artists especially scata Wale? Help each other to grow, maybe the younger ones will carry the mantle to a greater height. Peace

[@viclovely7706]

You see why these people have gone to IMF 16 times. The entitlement mentality is annoying

[@yinkaland]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@naijamadenurse]

The guy on hat is ignorant. There was a period in Nigeria when we play mostly American music. Our artists didn't complain, rather, they put in the work and build the industry from scratch. Will Ghana musicians compel Nigerian artist to help them if they weren't global?
I could remember a time when Ghanaian actors such as John Dumelo, van vicker, Nadia Buhari and others were more popular than Nigerian actors, I mean Ghanaians practically dominated Nollywood. No Nigerian actor complained, rather, they put in the work and today, they are back at the top.
Ghanaians needs to get rid of this entitlement spirit, You cannot compel people to help you simply because you have once helped them in the past. Like I said, if Nigerian artists are not global, Ghanaian artist wouldn't be this bitter and hell bent on receiving support from them. Why aren't Ghanaian artists clamouring for support from Kenya artists , simply because they aren't global and wouldn't have much effect on them. Lastly, Nigerian artists owe Ghanaian musicians nothing.

[@iwehclementine3772]

I am surprised at him since he has visited Nigeria before according to him when he was working g for a defunct label that owed any Ghanians money.

[@augustineikeoliseh7397]

He doesn't know shit

[@casimiasports9273]

Gyakie sang forever even without omah lay it was in almost all Nigerian Whatsapp and facebook status. Apart from going to Lagos did she go to any other state in NIgeria but the song entered every village that have access to Internet because of other people's status . Build your industry and leave envy

[@o.t9358]

Burna was in trying times?? 🤣 Burna featured jhus in that same year g 😂😂

[@Kreetique]

I just dey laugh

[@Mkym365]

Make dem go look up who jhus is…

[@lekanpopoola8374]

We built our entertainment industry by ourselves without the support of no one and when foreign musics were reigning in never cried like this. Ghana too should do good musics, our musics are good and easy to relate with thats why they go globaly. Don't depend on us to come and build your industry for, aren't you people even ashamed of this? Na wa o

[@Ominene1]

Ghanaian Artists will get there someday, sooner! Not by fighting with their Nigerian Bigger Boys, who are the African music leaders, shakers and movers but, by maintaining closer relationships with them. Shatta Rubbish should know by now that 'Loyalty' is very important and huge in this industry.

[@ValyrianCode]

Ghanaian artists are definitely going nowhere with this envy towards their Nigerian counterparts. Envy hinders growth.

[@sylviasworld9397]

So when Burna won the Grammy, did you forget the disrespect Shatta gave Burna JUST BEFORE in saying he slept on his sofa etc and trying to embarrass him openly?,THEN Burna won a Grammy. He disrespected Burna because he didn't know what Burna's tomorrow would be and now he is sulking and feeling entitled?
It's a lesson for him to watch his mouth.

[@comfortedu5115]

Na em make him remain mouth mouth only mouth and nose remain for him body because of envy

[@dj_funkytee]

The same Artist feature wizkid and shatta wale what was the result? You guys should tell yourself the gospel truth...You guys don't like the truth....Eazi was nominated for award in Ghana and you show him where he is from and now you're preaching one Africa? Nigeria business men where told to pay $1million before they can operate ordinary shop and now we one Africa?

[@Mkym365]

Nigerian business men should use the $1 million to open up shop here in the United States 🇺🇸 instead, they will make bigger returns. Me sef I go help facilitate that , no cap

[@2LETLIVE]

You really think Sarkodie helped Oxlade by featuring him? I think it is the other way around. Oxlade track in that album is the only one that crossed 300k views. Why is that? All other tracks in that album has lower views.

[@marony3529]

Thank you.

[@Johnny806]

Oxlade wrote the song

[@iwehclementine3772]

Ghana should really be worried as the new trend is shifting away completely to Amapiano South Africa🇿🇦

[@olasanoyesamuel694]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@ndjoe1]

Lol dem never see any thing😂😂

[@oladipupodurotimi4754]

🤣🤣🤣

[@akpevbe]

The sense of ENTITLEMENT here is on a whole different level.

[@yeboskinana6276]

Appreciate Nigeria for ones

[@dominicandrewz]

I live in the US and listen to a lot of big and upcoming Nigerian artistes like Oxlade, Omay lay, Buju, Cheque, Rema, Alpha P, Singah, Guchi and the list goes on. I never discovered any of them via a Ghanaian feature. It’s always either they get signed by emPawa, Mavins, Jonzing, P Classic Records or they get featured by a big Nigerian artiste. Sometimes, I stumble on a feature by a Ghanaian artiste after these guys have become popular. Anyways, the biggest driver of success for these younger Naija artistes is PR and marketing. I have discovered new Nigerian artistes in the last 12 months via TikTok dance challenges, but not a single artiste from Ghana! Chale what be the problem with your marketing?!

[@Jean-tz7ft]

I love dis guy with dreads, oboy u dey vibe correct,

[@CulturestageTv]

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[@newsfeed9687]

The funny thing is rema, av, buju, fireboy, flyboy, ckay, zino, portable, Bella, run town, just help me mention dem have not even started and the whole world already know them compare to your best in Ghana.... In the next 20 years Ghana people will still be crying on UA-cam..... Before march just watch another brand new artists will come out and blow ahead of your papapa shatta

[@iwehclementine3772]

Burna boy talk am .Dem dey run kititi and katata

[@Mkym365]

@@iwehclementine3772 Exactly!

[@toso4u]

Music is business, why should any Nigerian artiste feature a Ghananian artiste just for the sake of featuring one. Ghananian artiste do feature a Nigerian artiste because they feel they can help them with the numbers, they don't do that out of love

[@izunnamichael8761]

Nigerians don't owe Ghanaians anything.
I love SA songs cause I love their different sounds.
You can't force me to like a sound I don't rate at all.
Make good music, go on tour for promotions, put in
more works outside your country and you'll grow

[@officialjohnson1137]

Nigerians are everywhere, the Nigerians in gh are the people supporting and promoting our songs not Ghanaians. If Ghanaians can really promote songs then why are they not promoting their songs? Nigerian musicians didn't wait for American musicians to help them, they worked very hard and today American artists are now featuring Nigerian artist so Ghanaian musicians should work on their craft and see if wizkid, burna boy and davido will not feature them, We Nigerians love good music.

[@isabellasarfo6646]

That’s not true am a Ghanaian and I love Nigeria 🇳🇬 music

[@officialjohnson1137]

@@isabellasarfo6646 🤝ghana naija, one love ❤ ♥

[@ochiegodfrey6428]

😂😂😂 it's by force.lol😂😂😂 GHANA NIGERIA relationship, it's by Force. This got me,😂😂😂

[@CulturestageTv]

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[@Mkym365]

Nor be by force o,

[@ochiegodfrey6428]

@@CulturestageTv am already a subscriber. I really love 💕 your content. Am from Nigeria 🇳🇬

[@flowluna]

When are you gonna call the US & UK music industry for not supporting the Ghanian Music Industry?

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[@iwehclementine3772]

Still waiting for dem to call US/UK.

[@bonduu01]

For example, look at Shatter Wailer, he once said he does not need management, that him, himself is his management, now you expect that fool at 40 to go global without the right connections, management and plugs, yes, he got featured with Beyonce, he should have used that as a spring to boost his songs globally and connected to Beyonce fans in the US, but that fool is at Ghana bragging about swimming pools, yet he would come out and blame Nigerians...
Nigerians don't relent, they know once they dont up their game it all dries up..the money, fame, houses, swimming pools etc....money dey finish o abeg make person tell Shatter Wailer.

[@danielchukwu4212]

You said it all. Shatta Wale, epitomizes the mindset of most Ghanaians, once they attain a little success they think that’s the end of the road and will run around bragging about their achievements until that success is depleted. Another problem with most Ghanaians is that they lack gratitude, if you help and work with a typical Ghanaian and he or she becomes successful they will turn around and disown your contribution or help and would rather like to claim all the success

[@fortunecookie5692]

Thank you my brother, no one owes anyone anything, period! The other guy should know that when you do something for someone, you shouldn't expect something in return, mean while it's not compulsory to help someone, help from the willingness of your heart lol, y'all should focus on yourselves, leave us alone lol we still show love, depends on how you see it, but there will always be facts🤷🏾‍♀️

[@deemayor6784]

If Una Dey Say Una Help Our Artist, What Are We Nigerians Now Doing? Are We Playing?

[@ezimdanielchukwunwike531]

Top 3 Nigeria does not compare them selves with top three America. Don't compare your with us. Top 30 in Nigeria is better than top 3 in Ghana.

[@Jean-tz7ft]

D slim guy de talk rubbish, Nigeria goes to Ghana to jump on a song y cant Ghana go to Nigeria to make a song, u want us to go der and feature and stil go der to get u to feature again on his our song, rubbish, d only shatta we knw is shatta bundle

[@iykejnr6296]

Ghanaians needs to know music is all about money. It is all business

[@floraoko8676]

Always remember that a ghanain promoter told ghanaians and the WORLD that 20 ghanain artists cannot and never would fill 02 Arena. DJ YOGA, why are arguing blindly? It's not by force. Just get a life. Y must BB feature scata wale when all ghanaians knew how scata wale had been bashing BB for years on social media with JEALOUSY.

[@wilsonailen5015]

when wizkid wanted to form a label with R2bees and Efia, Ghanaians shouted foul until it was dropped. You all killed it

[@arewasuleiman8212]

I can see d problem now is if I understand the other guy correctly is most of the features is Ghana musician ft Nigerian musician not the other way round ok, but if you are Nigerian you would know that there was a time we face this same problem with foreign artist such as the American artist but you know what we, we improve on our music, we jump on any sound that gaining grounds, our artist don’t stay one place they move out of there comfort zone to promote there music, and on the other side of you saying we don’t promote Ghana artist let tell there was a time VIP, R2bees, sarks, are all big here in Nigeria, mind you those Nigerian artists that are big today it took them time, dedication and hard work to be where there are.

[@abzig9430]

I think the problem for Ghanaians is that they compare themselves to Nigeria too much like they're mate with us in this music game. They have to understand just because we're neighbors and collab often does not mean we move at the same pace. We're far too big and competitive country for them to keep up. They should be focusing on improving their own music first. From that i notice their music industry structure resembles where we were at in the 90s/2000s before our own artist finally decided to step up their game from American dominance back then. Hopefully Ghana will move past that stage and support their own acts instead of blaming us for their shortcomings like Shatta is trying to do.

[@danfiesta1]

@@abzig9430 we aint neigbors

[@0k859]

@@danfiesta1 Exactly Nigeria is next to Cameroon, Benin Republic and Niger. Culturally we actually relate the most to Cameroon because they have Yoruba-related tribes, Hausa, Fulani and Igbo just like Nigeria. Thats why they look like Nigerians. Outside of our Neighboring countries we actually most relate to Seirre Leone for Southern Nigerians and the North relates to Somalia. We have no relation to Ghana culturally but they always look to Nigeria for what?

[@AbdulJawula]

We should be trying to develop our industry so that we don’t have to depend on the Nigerians for features.
At the end of the day they shall prioritise their industry and frankly don’t owe us anything. Let’s focus on making good music and pushing it outside Ghana.

[@abzig9430]

No man is an island alone, features help you establish yourself in new markets. Even we Nigerians are still featuring with USA/UK artists to deepen our footprints there. It's long term investment.
But yes you guys should focus on improving your music than wasting energy comparing to Nigeria. We're too far gone no offense to you guys. Just stay committed to improvement and your time to shine will come. That's how we came this far.

[@CYBERFILMS974]

@@abzig9430 facts Bro ❤️🔥✊🇳🇬.

[@o.t9358]

Sarkodie put Oxlade on?? Someone that has more streaming numbers than sarkodie you're saying he's putting him on 😂😂😂

[@osas201]

These guys slow

[@Kreetique]

This one off me😂

[@ochiegodfrey6428]

And Oxlade practically wrote that song and gifted it to Sarkodie

[@dorothyakiboh3822]

Soo right

[@johnebube5942]

Ask Big wiz what he went through trying to collaborate with drake and no one is making a fuss

[@iwehclementine3772]

Omo.Wiz should talk about what he suffered...

[@timelyfever3864]

Dear Ghanaians, You people are too emotional. When Nigeria closes its borders, you complain. When Nigeria doesn't listen to your songs, you complain... Must Nigeria take permission from you before it does anything, or must Nigeria involve you in everything it does.. YOU PEOPLE SHOULD STOP THE CHILD'S PLAY.. IT'S GETTING OUT OF HAND.

[@peaceemiebor2473]

Ghanaians! oya lay your hands on your head and repeat after me " my father my father, deliver me from the spirit of entitlement". That o2 arena crowd really did something to you guys u had to try and recreate with shatta. Nigeria needs to do more as per na we born you or what? Na we give u independence?

[@VUG-MAC--AlexanderMargaret]

No na we suppose spoon feed them asin tata, small pikin. Follow who know road biko

[@danielwitse3381]

When dem Dey collect independence Shey dem remember support Nigeria or other African countries? Lol their matter sef don Dey turn something else

[@comfortedu5115]

😂😂😂😂

[@preciousalex3351]

Wahala 😂😂

[@talktomovin6400]

Y’all should know that there was a time when congo music was doing great and that deserved it
And mind you…..Nigerians love Ghana music and artistes from Nigeria ft them and vice versa
I love Ghanaians and their song……PEACE!!!

[@godwineghosa7766]

Wale shatta is not smart enough, his name" wale" is marketable in Nigeria. A lot of nijias will think he is from Yoruba tribes in Nigeria