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You have a point. But it is just right he sought permission before sampling the song. It is someone's intellectual property. Mind you, the song is a popular song in South Africa. And I dont think a remix with Smada would propel the song. Smada is not even known. 😊

Oh, nice! 😊 Thank you for watching.

Kawsia man like ur moda,kwasiaaa mu pro max na u

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Maybe you should help me understand the point he was driving at. How about that?

@@TheArtandthePeople ur the one that's dissecting?go and understand what the man is saying about what his country and people did.....

She mentioned that Smada does the needful or get ready for court

You talk as if singing about our societal problems automatically fixes them. Meanwhile without love and women, the world will be incomplete.

If Smada is not a musician, what's he then? 😊 For me, he did great on the song.

Peter and his "brother hood" are the P-square; aren't they? 😊

He just didn't have to belittle Afrobeats. I don't think every reggae song is inspirational and uplifting.

This is about the musical content of Afrobeats. According Buju Banton, the genre is uninspiring and does not tell the African story. 😊

We hear everything. He called us mother f...ckers. he was very rude with his words . How can he say that we c9me back to our senses.

He was hating, dats not how to talk at all, isn't he happy Africa is finally in the spotlight for something good, is he jealous

@@tojusote4896 jelous of what, everybody is happy thst Africa is in the spotlight, not just for music but for the atrocities that is being given highlights making the world more aware that these things are happening and another way to get this message out is thru music. He is not jelous, he would like for more African artists to use their platforms to give voice to the voiceless. That's not jelousy, that's concern. Don't lose sight of what really matters.

@@NinaKarle They just don't get it. I pray they learn faster.

@@joschelei262 sigh sometimes as a people, I wonder if we will ever get it together. We need to learn fast.

@@1Tvrk You see, thats where the problem is. How do you define "substance"? So because Afrobeats artistes don't mostly sing about poverty or slavery, the music lack substance? Love conquers all, brother. And Afrobeats is mostly about that.

@@TheArtandthePeople Understandable I’m With All My Brothers N Sisters From The Motha Land N Diaspora Unity But It All Starts With Respecting Each Otha N The Cultures We Was Forced To Create Due To Slavery But What I Feel He Is Saying Is That Afro Beats Is More About Fun N It’s Cool N All But N Reality Our People Wanna Hear Sum’n They Can Relate Too, Like Speak About What Going On N The Motha Land Like What’s Happening Behind The Scenes 4 Example The Geneside Going On N Congo That Looks Like Slavery Too Me N It’s Sad People Look Past It

@@1Tvrk Africa is colonised and in serious poverty tribal wars and all sorts and they do what they do best bite off people and ignore their problems. How many are drowning in the sea by migrant boats trying to get to Europe??

The biggest genre of afro beats evolution since 1999 is Highlife, Calypso, Jazz, old afrobeat, Juju music and Apala, this are the six big genre that change afrobeats journey from old afrobeat, to modern afrobeats African contemporary pop music

@@MRMRCEE75 Due to Afrobeats success, the game has been changed. As an Afro-Caribbean American, what’s wrong with exploring the beautiful and diverse sounds of the continent? Because of Afrobeats I can gain exposure to African language and culture in a way that I could not before pre-social media. I feel sorry for those who refuse to be receptive to other sounds and who act chauvinistic about it. Somehow I sense that this debate will rage on. Hopefully those artists from different sides of the diaspora will continue to collaborate and bring us together.

@@PGesteem did you read my comment properly?

@@MRMRCEE75 I think I agreed with what you meant by “non Jamaicans can listen to Jamaican music and appreciate it but usually it’s not the other way around”. In response I said, “I feel sorry for those who refuse to be receptive to other sounds”. In addition I added that some are chauvinistic about it, meaning that some people (some Jamaicans) refuse to give other music a chance.

@gpvoyeur Agreed.. The world is opening up because of technology. collaborations are essential. Some Afrobeats do have Dancehall heavily influenced, but it's involving surpassing Dancehall with the sounds and melodies.

Burna boy never supported Tinubu and Tinubu won the Nigerian elections, by securing only around 15% of the vote, the elections was more complicated then your letting on. Nigerians aren't migrating anywhere, they're still in Nigeria. The Nigerian economy has been growing, and continues to grow, despite the currency devaluation. I don't think you understand that. Burna boy is a musician, in Nigeria we have massive news outlets, political opposition, billionaires etc... that can speak on these issues. Burna boy's job is simply to make music and entertain - we don't look to entertainers to lead us.

@@uchenna127 Stay on the topic. Burna did City Boy, if you a Nigerian you should know that’s in support of Tinubu. Nigerias Economy is growing and China seized presidential jets belonging to Nigeria due to a loan taken by a State government. Nigeria growing with increasing debts, the nations crude oil has been mortgaged to pay loans. Government institutions taking foreign loan to finance their social responsibility? Went to Olympics and came back with nothing? 2022 dollar to Naira and CFA was 600, now dollar in Nigeria is 1,600 Naira while in Cameroon it’s falling to 585 CFA. Over 2400 IDP camps within Nigerias border due to terrorist activities. Where’s the growth? Do you even know what growth is? Are you alright or you cornified?

@@timothycarnagie750 Do you even know what growth is? Are there more roads being built? More schools being built? More hospital's being built? Yes. If Nigeria was in recession, there would be total anarchy, but it's not. The problem with Nigeria (and Africa as a whole) is poor leadership, which a significant portion of the country, willingly, by their own volition went out and voted for. So I have no problems with it. When the next elections come up, either they'll vote for a good candidate or they'll vote based on tribal/ethnic sentiment - I don't care. That's how democracy works. Now stop obsessing over Nigeria - worry about your own country.

@@uchenna127 STFU! Infrastructure is not a measure of Economic Growth! Nigeria has been in a state of anarchy for years now, and it’s worst now in Tinubu’s regime. You buy your own money within your country, isn’t that anarchy? Over 2400 IDP camps isn’t that anarchy? Only laymen think Anarchy is full blown war. Of course I’m a Nigerian from Niger Delta. People like you influence others to vote for rubbish. How can you say “city boy” is not for Tinubu. They need outright war where supporters of bad govt will be dealt with. People came out to protest hunger, but supporters of bad govt came out in coaster buses posed as anti protesters and even attacked the protesters. Two years ago my brother was kidnapped in that country and we paid 6million Naira with intensive prayers God brought him out alive. That’s not anarchy when your roads are not safe? GTFOH!!!

@@uchenna127 You clearly don’t know the meaning of anarchy. You buying Naira within your border, over 2400 IDP camps within your border, corrupt court, corrupt electoral umpires, unsafe roads due to kidnapping; with all these you don’t know the nation is already in a state of anarchy? You think anarchy is only when there’s war? The moment an incompetent person takes power that’s anarchy already. A 2007 Economist Magazine raised the alarm and declared that with the number of incompetent people coming into government, the nation was gearing towards anarchy. You are obviously not trained to see the signs leading to anarchy, your layman view thinks anarchy is only when there’s a coup or outright war. Talk about things you know, infrastructure has nothing to do with economic growth. It’s also typical for people like you to assume “you not even from here, stay away from our affair”. Just so you know I’m from Niger Delta, Warri precisely.

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Buju jealous of una rubbish wey una sing, u must be mad. No sense in any afrobeat song. Which song has Burna done that has a message. Respect that name Buju Banton unless you just started listening to music then you a Tata. I’m very sure even Burna was influenced by Buju. Buju has a very big influence on people especially in Nigeria

@@timothycarnagie750 as he dea pain dem he dea sweet us 😀Just jealousy. period

@@timothycarnagie750 you definitely have not heard these songs by Burna Boy: 😊 "Another story" "Collateral damage" "Common Person"

@@TheArtandthePeople I have also heard city boy, a song dedicated to Tinubu’s campaign. All of you are too playful. Na play play put our Nigerian economy where e Dey so. Now una wan protest hunger and bad governance, but when una Dey dance city boy you didn’t know what was coming. We had Raskimono, Majek Fashek, Oour great Fela, Mandators. Non of these veteran artist did a song to support an oppressive system. Burna boy messed up with city boy for real. Another young artist did “na me de win Asiwaju, I’m fvcking baller…… no man fi talk sh*t to me….u go collect o”. Truly the president waited days before he addressed protesters. 17 people died before protesters were addressed. One corrupt politician in the person of Ganduje has taken the opportunity to say his documents on his court criminal case were stolen away by protesters. One bastard will come and sing “ I be Ganduje you have nothing on me”, and block heads will dance to it. You bloody Church goers know nothing about the Blackmans struggle worldwide. You don’t even know any history outside of your country. You surely don’t know what we Gods own people the Dark skin man is up against. You like a minus in the struggle. Bloody dumbed down Jesus believers, a church in every corner of that country, I see a strong positive correlation between the high number of churches and corruption in Nigeria.

I'm sorry sir but as it stands now, Afrobeats is more relevant than reggae. I can't even recall a last global reggae hit.

But Buju started in dancehall....sorry but Buju aint no Marley. This is not about getting into politics of "which genre is better". This is about giving Afrobeats its flowers for entering the global stage and doing well. We all appreciated reggae when it rose in the 1970s, dancehall when it got popular in the 90s, so why not give our Afrobeats brothers their props in the 2020s?

Buju does both dancehall and Reggae.

@@PGesteem that's like saying... hip hop was 90's - why not give our 'drill' brothers their props because drill is way more relevant than hip hop right now. You see the problem?

@@jadaaleeshamindexpert7365 reggae King is legacy. Dancehall King will reign again.

I respect your thought, but I just want Buju Banton to know that all songs must not be inspiring. He was more and less denigrating Afrobeats.

@@TheArtandthePeople thank you my brother, much love and respect. Point made. We are all Africans, Africa is the mother land, Africa is home. Dancehall in its current form can NEVER compete or sit in the bracket with Afro Beats. Today's dancehall music belongs in the dump!

​@@TheArtandthePeople the very problem with the world as we know it, is that NOT all songs are inspiring...

Ma'am, may be you should watch the video again. I mentioned that the disagreement should be a-make-believe, especially in the eyes of the music consumers and should not be extended to their real lives. I don't know how well you understand the entertainment industry but beefs bring some positives to musicians. "Reason with me" and "audio money" are more than a blessing to Rude Boy, these songs were done after their first split. I Insist you watch the video again and please pay attention to what is being said.

This is a news-reporting platform, sir. We talk about the happenings in the entertainment industry. P Square for the past days, have been going at each other and that is newsworthy, sir.

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Hum this is only proof of your sick mind and you show a lack of intelligence. Just because I support Mona and know that she never scammed anyone because I was also scammed for one year and eight months by the same people and lost 70000 you would make such a comment to me. You have no idea of what these scammers do and how they can ruin your life. I lost everything and if Mona was the one who scammed me then she would be the first person I would be pissed at. Look I spoke with the fake Mona well over 100 times from April to June of 2023. I had three phone calls two incoming and one outgoing calls by the same phone number as all the other calls on May 16 2023. The fact is Mona was locked up in the Essex County jail when she arrived from the UK with no access to a phone. Not only that the fake Mona the scammers continued to call me for three months after I clearly told them that I had finally met and spoke to the real Mona by video call that was a three way call with her first attorney Adam Cortez. Finally take a good look at the video that Monas attorney posted the other day showing how these scammers used Monas video to keep Sam interested in her. Well she said my name at the end because I had told them that I would no longer deal with her if she could not show herself to me and say my name. That's why she said my name Sam at the end. So you see this is why I defend Mona so much because this poor girl has been tagged as a scammer and I know that's not true

I think you are just trying to keep controversy in order to get more hits on. Your comments because with the Information supplied to you. You should know better

Oh, come! You don't want to do this.😊 Hajia 4 real mona was arrested and charged with romance scam. Read some more on the case.

I don't need to read about the case my evidence was part of the case. The romance scam was presented by the prosecution but it was not proven and Monas evidence was far greater than her accusers. I was personally involved. She pleaded guilty to one charge of receiving illegal funds but she had no knowledge of these funds coming from romance fraud but she was aware of them coming from other sources. These are the true facts weather you accept them or not

​@@samcross1980you should have represented her in the law court. If you had I'm sure she would not have to spend even a day in prison 😁

Well I am not an attorney but since I was also scammed by the same people and lost 70,000 my evidence which wad exibit B at her sentencing gives me more knowledge ad to what the results are more than people on the outside

@@samcross1980You claim shes never scammed anyone. What was she charge for then? Why was she sentenced to a year and day imprisonment?

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They actually don't just go home with a photo with Chris but also two signed merchandise.

Some of them actually still hold on to the past incident with Riri, and its funny 'cause both Chris and Rihanna have moved on

Some of them actually still hold on to the past incident with Riri, and its funny 'cause both Chris and Rihanna have moved on

@@TheArtandthePeople facts like move the hell on they both clearly did and the crazy part they are all friends Rihanna asap and Chris. And Rihanna wasn’t innocent in that situation she openly admitted that she started hitting him first. Not saying chris is right but they both were wrong.

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I'm surprised he is asking chapter house to announce the artiste of the year in the year he pulled the gun. 🙄