Everybody Wants To Be A Nigerian All Of A Sudden| Ep. 107
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ค. 2024
- Today we are interviewing Nigerian Afro Dance Hall artist @KetchupTownVEVO . He will take us through the entire music industry of Nigeria and how the culture has penetrated the international market. From here we will see how Nigerian culture has went from being criticized to the most loved in less than a decade. Everybody wants to be Nigerian All of a SUDDEN!
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I work in the hospital and there this Nigerian doctor...tall, dark, his smile and he's a sweetheart. All the nurses swoon over chocolate superman
Lol...
If this same interview is scheduled for a Ghanaian or Cameroonian musician I bet you they won't sound exactly like this man here imagine he is only talking about himself and the whole of Africa 🌍.
LoL
IS HE MARRIED TO A BLACK WOMAN OR A MEDIOCRE WHITE CHICK THAT HE WILL ELEVATE FROM POVERTY AND MAKE EXCUSES FOR AND CLEAN UP WHILE PLAYING PRO BLACK I HAD ONE I WAS TALKING TO FOR A YEAR IN NYC IM THE ONLY BLACK PERSON HE EVER DATED AND IM HALF ... SORRY FOR THE CAPS
I am from Benin Republic, but my ancestors are from Nigeria and migrated to Benin .. When I meet a nigerian and even tell them my name, they quickly recognise me as one of theirs. We speak a dialect of Yoruba... Our ancestors migrated to many countries and their descendants conserve their culture most of the time. Emanuel Adebayor ( a Togolese football player ) is from Nigeria, and we can even tell By his name
Yes, we have Yoruba people in Benin, Togo, etc.
No,they did not migrate to benin,you are originally in yoruba that extends from western Nigeria to parts of benin and togo,so you are yoruba but not Nigerian
@@aliukehinde3906 I am from Benin for sure as we were here for a long period of time, but our origin is Ile Ife..... you can ask people who still conserve their history and they will tell you the same thing
@fauxpropheteetlecoran8439
You know your history, we all are part of Ile Ife expansion called Yoruba, Anago, Nago Aku, Lucumi Alata et.c
Your ancestors did not migrate to Benin. The original Yoruba homeland extended to some part of Ghana up until the Europeans partitioned Africa and divided many Africans of the same ethnic group into different countries.
“….All of a sudden”Hey, My heritage DNA test says I'm 51% Nigerian.🤣😂😅
It's true DNA doesn't lie! Remember Trust The Science like y'all trust everything else! Can be upset and people DNA lol
Welcomed!! 🤜🏾🤜🏾💥💥💫
@@b3autiful11 "Trust the Science" I never heard anyone questioning a 99% paternity test on those shows. So not much of a leap of faith to tell you, where you came from.✌🏾
It doesn't matter if your DNA is from Nigeria they won't give you residency or passport. The biggest stingiest country with nothing to offer but exports and that ish is wasted. The people get nothing. Shame how corrupt it is.
As a Nigerian-American, I'm soooo proud of this guest on the Podcast. He has great energy and good vibes.... He should be invited more often.
There’s nothing called Nigerian American you either American or Nigerian stop being clown
Stop, you are just a Nigerian. Getting American papers doesn’t make you American.
Nigerians are pushing in all industries not just in entertainment. Oil and gas, healthcare, education, IT, Data Science, AI, Blockchain, construction etc. 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬
Big facts naija no dey carry last
Facts
I would be proud to be a Nigerian doing all that but staying in my country or returning to it since there are so many negative things said about Nigeria and corruption
Dreams
@@marvl6472 stay where you are! This is for those who beleive in Nigeria and willing to work for it.
Na only Nigerian de carry Africa for their Head 🗣️
G O A T💪🇳🇬✊
Thank God I was born a Nigerian, I would not want to be on the other side. The Nigerian spirit is irresistible. Nigerians, loving people, talented, pioneers, great people, great culture, dominant success. So blessed, others green with envy. We are loved and hated for the same reason, jealousy and envy. Keep hating, it fuels us to achieve more. We move!
Who is hating?
@@fatmahnakazibwe5151 he didn't mention you why are you bothered.
We can be happy with being Nigerian without putting down others, oga.
You have bad morals as a country, I am ruling for ghana, no morals bit with alot of money. As a country u lost ur soul.
@@onyekachukwuemeka5236when did they mention being bothered???
Music is a universal language. I believe Jamaicans have a lot in common with Nigerians. Ketchup seems like a very nice guy. I like that he asked people to follow him. He doesn’t take it for granted.
In common? Hahahaha just like Russians have many things in common with Germans? Hahaha
Yes I have Jamaicans friends and you guys are similar with us Nigerians, we love our Jamaican brothers and sisters
@@meganakinsanya4702 how about you guys stop trying to copy them.
@user shut up respectfully
@@user-sr4we2vn7q😂😂😂. We Nigerians 🇳🇬 are a different breed. Who is copying them?. The almighty naija never copies
Things are hard or difficult back home in Nigeria, but I am happy to be Nigerian.
Nigerians are Love-able... you can't but fall in love with them... One Love
Nigerians tenacity is natural . Anything they make up their mind to do , they don’t stop until they are at the top. That’s the DNA
Carribean people are very open to afrobeats because it sounds similar to our music.
Yeah when I first heard about the resurgence of afrobeats I was expecting something like fela kuti tbh. When I heard what it had turned into it just sounded like watered down reggaeton. I see why it's popular but at the moment its very raw and unchiseled.
Yeah right. stop with your cap
Cap
Dancehall is a mixture of jazz, blues, rock and roll, Calypso, rara music of Haiti, gede' music of Haiti. dancehall is a mixture of many different genres of music, not your own.
@@josephLindor-ki7op The proper usage of the term would've been "stop capping" not "stop with your cap". Nigeria has a distinguished history of high quality musicians especially from the Yoruba people. I'm just not a fan of oversimplified music whether it be american made, Caribbean made, or African.
I'm a proud Black American and we don't wish to be Nigerian but Nigerians are super dope. We relate more to South Africans and amapiano is amazing as well but the whole continent of Africa is lit! ✊🏾🇺🇸❤️🖤💚
Funny thing is you guys are from West Africa, a place which is mostly Nigeria but you relate to South Africans. Know your ancestry 😂😂😂
@@Nollywood_Stars_Galleries My ancestry counts back well over 400 years right here on US soil. I know the history of my people and it's not Nigerian. I only say we relate more with South Africa because of their struggles with civil rights, diversity of the country and they are familiar and actually enjoy our music, television programs etc. They are also more accepting of us and less arrogant 🥰
See the way the Caucasians is treating you like a piece of shit in America.
You are suffering from poverty.
@@kayelove3648I understand. You’re not the only one. Us Nigerians are the most hated and the most envied group of black people on this planet. But that will never stop me from being a proud Nigerian
@saeedyusuf8762 jealousy will kill you.
And thanks God we south africans embrace black Americans as our kin. We not evn worried about their west african ancestry.
I'm a Nigerian but I don't think I have ever heard about this interesting guy in all my life up till now..
Wow he actually sang Wey Yo Rozay it’s been long thou..
He did cocoa banana with banky w and nuvo with dj jam jam
Ketchup na old g for Nigeria music industry just that Nigerian Dey quick forget legends, him and orezi and mc galaxy b Dey reign well well then
A lot of Nigerians don't even know this guy..So many youngies in Nigeria doing it big.
Yes who is he ?
Lol, I’m still wondering who he is!
If you can survive in Nigeria….you can thrive anywhere in the world…..
I don't think other africans want to be Nigerian but what i can say is that most appreciate them and want to see them shining more. We can be happy for them without coveting their shine. We want to see them win
No East African would ever claim to be Nigerian no African would most East wouldn’t even pass as Nigerian because a lot of tribes look different from West Africans
@@docdolittle5181 I agree but I think they're talking about popular culture and music and Nigerian culture and music has become popular throughout the continent and even in the west
NO he meant other people from other continent...not africans
@@ddouye3969even Africans so
@@Frank-xp7bpol nobody wants to be nigerian because they are in with music or movies. Right amaapiano is going up everywhere in the world and everybody is loving it. Doest mean people want to be south african. Before Nigeria Congo was big in music. Nobody wanted to be congolese. Tomorrow it wikl be somebody else.Can't people just appreciate music and that's it?
This was a good video the Brother had a lot of positive energy. I like that 👍🏾
For myself and other Black Americans, the first sounds we heard from the motherland were from Hugh Masekela, a South African, Miriam Makeba, and Ladysmith Black Mambazo. The young African generation piggybacking on Black American music Asthectes followed up in the late 2000s with beats and rhythms that appealed to a wider international audience
⏰TIMESTAMPS by [K]
00:00 - Discussion start: role of African diaspora in Africa
00:27 - Guest introduction: Afro Dancehall Sensation
01:13 - Guest recognized in Uganda
02:19 - Afrobeats: history, evolution, impact
03:17 - Afrobeats: transition to commercial music
04:21 - Guest's journey: Malaysia to Nigeria
05:24 - Guest's life in Malaysia
06:26 - Afro Dancehall, recognition of Ugandan artists
07:37 - Story of guest's first hit
08:38 - Guest's return to Nigeria due to hit song
09:09 - Acceptance of Nigerian music globally
10:09 - Musical diversity in clubs' importance
11:07 - African artists' global showcase goal
12:15 - Global impact of African music
13:17 - Guest's international performances
15:21 - Cultural blending and collaborations
16:19 - Undocumented pre-colonization African history
17:18 - Nigerian ambitions and expansion
18:21 - Discrimination with Nigerian passport
19:26 - Nigerians' search for better opportunities
20:03 - Corruption and electricity in Nigeria
21:13 - Guest's secret school move
21:47 - Success upon return to Nigeria
22:10 - Encouraging Africans abroad to return
23:09 - Readiness for return to Africa
24:15 - Africa's division
25:18 - Africa's potential despite challenges
26:28 - Music industry division
27:29 - Nigeria's global impact
28:33 - Global appreciation for Nigerian culture
29:07 - Nigerian artists' global success
30:10 - Podcast emphasizes Africa's potential
31:05 - Diaspora's challenges and negative narratives
32:02 - Diversity and richness of Africa
33:10 - Guest's desired musical legacy
34:13 - Issue of division in Africa
35:07 - Emotional tour story
36:21 - Interaction differences: diaspora vs. continent
37:24 - Podcast episode celebration
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Bro who are u we need to pay you 😂😂😂
@@OshayDukeJackson i just emailed you.
American blacks are the greatest blacks the world has ever known be it science higher education the arts music sports first blacks in history to Invent things to help mankind America born blacks most black millionaires worldwide American born blacks trendsetters in America and worldwide American born blacks American blacks helped power nelson Mandela into power in south Africa world first black noble piece prize winners who else American born blacks most powerful minority in America here's why more members in Congress than all the Latinos and Asian groups combined more mayors in America city's than all the Latinos and Asian groups combined we have had a black president black first lady of a super power nation America 3 largest cities New York Los Angeles Chicago all have black mayors Washington DC the most powerful city'in in the world has a black mayor.,..of the 54 countries in Africa none have a national banking system no African country has a decent military can't protect their own borders black Africans are still being enslaved by the Arabs in Africa right now many Africans are still living in mud huts almost everything in Africa is built and owned by others china is raping Africa of all it's natural resources the world knows American blacks rules music with a Iron fist Africans can't feed themselves they have to import food from other countries china is raping Africa of all it's natural resources again people Africans hahahaha hahahaha hahahaha 😂
He is such an inspiration and a lot of positive energy.
Man This was a great interview Love the energy! All we need is love simple!!!
Ooh, I love his demeanor, the vibes, the mannerisms, the non-verbal communication. A true African!
Nigeria is still the brightest star in Africa but also the most badly managed country in the world. The political naivety of the population is the greatest problem of that country. In any election in that country, what you need to win is is be the worst candidate. Imagine a country where for 63 years they have consistently never failed to choose the wrong people to lead.
In this country, your leader is forced on you whether you like it or not. We want change in leadership but some figures are too greedy to allow progress
thats life what he just said "Africa has everything we need" just spoke to me and everything im working on to get there.
😆 really you slow
@cutime6712 Why would you say that to the brother? He didn't say anything wrong here.
@kylereese4542 yea he did
@@mikejones-wn1swjust like they come to Africa to steal our African resources. You can't me nothing
Oshay. This podcast was simply brilliant. Everything the Nigerian Artist Ketchup said about Africa is Real. And the need for diasporans to come back home and enlighten the local folk is so so true. I am experiencing this in Gambia right now. And before I go. Wow, your Co Anchor Ugandan lady has never looked so radiant and God damn beautiful. Kudos to her make up and hair stylist. And nuff props to the lighting staff, Top star lighting Brother.
Yes. The divide and conquer is the strategy used. Africa is ONE. We have to unite. I'm so glad he made that point.
I don’t know who this guy is and I ain’t heard a single song from me but his eloquence and personality alone is infectious and deserves some attention. Kudos
Good video, Afro beats is really helping develop the continent
I liked it when he gave props to Ugandan 🇺🇬 music 👏.
Oshay you did it again. More applause for you and your team.. From the beginning to the end was enticing. I never wanted it to end. Bring him back. Thanks again.
Most Nigerians that left Nigeria to the west for greener pastures will definately want to go back ''Home'' someday. Most of them say, they will never go back to Nigeria because of the basic human rights are not there. But after been used to the good life in the west, will start thinking about going back someday. In the west, Africans are at the bottom level in the society, home will always be home.
I used to say that! But I’m not even up to 2years outside of Nigeria and I’m already missing home and eager to go back.
This is one of the best interviews y’all have done. He’s talking well I’ve always been saying the problem with Africa is division. Get rid of the division and have a common goal. Everything will work.
I’ve been listening to “Afrobeats” when it was called naija hip life. There are a lot of artiste that made good music that you don’t hear about anymore, Iceprince, TerryG, DrSid, 9ice, Tuface, Banky W, Olu maintain , Timmy’s and the like.
This episode needs to be played on TV all over the continent. Dr Umar needs to see this and Phill Scott should play clips from this show.
Why they need to see this?
Yeah why. U really feel like african need you diasporians, lol u lost . Now get lost
Phil Scott used to talk down on black people and that is why his wife is Spanish.
@@onibioh I think we’re talking about two different people. It’s all good fam lol.
@@maliwoodtalksPhil Scott's wife is Mexican fam! 🫡
This is so beautiful and educative, I have never been this close to a Nigerian artist this brother is the real deal, cool . Thank you for visiting Uganda , and continue success.
Interesting point you made about ownership and Nigeria. We still feel we don’t own enough and need to do more
Best Episode ever!. 9ja 🇳🇬 energy 🦾
Such an entertaining interview. I admire this young man’s eloquence and intelligence. I think that he’s going to get very far. Good luck to him.
This episode of your podcast gave me goosebumps from emotions I didn't know I had. It reinforced my belief that Africa will be changed for the better by the burgeoning population of young Africans who had begun to see African borders are artificial. My generation of folks over 50 couldn't do it, you surely can. Thank you.
Great interview ‼️ Great Vibes 👍🏽👍🏽 We must keep pushing forward 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾 All around the World 🌍 🙏🏾
Wonderful Episode, Thank you for the great time 😊
WHAT AFRICAN AMERICAN ARE WEST AFRICAN IM CONFUSED BUT ME IM STILL IN LOVE WITH AFRICAN AMERICANS MUSIC JAZZ , BLUES ,R&,B. SOUL ,GOSPEL , FUNK RAP- GANGSTA RAP. THERE'S SO MUCH ALSO ROCK& ROLL AFRICAN AMERICAN HAD AN IMPACT ON THE WORLD FACTS
I m a Kenyan I love my Nigerian brothers and sisters but I don't want to be a Nigerian I just love my Kenyan roots
It’s allowed sister. I’m Nigerian and will never wanna be anything but 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬
@@moham.279 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🔥🔥♥️💚
Be your Kenyan am a Nigerian for live and can't be anything Kenyan......God forbid.
Been a while i enjoyed a podcast from this channel.
This was fire🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Wow lol sorry about that we will try to do better
They said we are proud people, some said we are too arrogant;
I don't give a shit what ever they about Nigerians;
We are still the best 👌 👍 in the world;
YOU CAN ARGUE WITH YOUR ANCESTORS; YOU ARE ON YOUR OWN.
Say it louder😂😂😂😂😂
Great interview Kenganda, and I like the background setup. ❤ what you all are doing.
This man will come back as nigerian in his next life the dna is too strong 😂
😢 Bro this interview was 🔥🔥🔥🔥🚒 call the fire truck.. I probably know this guy's music since I'm from Guyana 🇬🇾 originally but I loved the perspective on AFRICA 🌍 I loved the conversation! I sent it to the special people in my life BIGGUP 💯🫡
Can you tell me his name please
Yes wey yo Rozay was a big hit back then. That song changed his life . Ketchup was one of the AfroDanceHall pioneers 🔥🙏❤️🎤🎤🎤💯💯 🇳🇬
Ketchup pon da ting yooo!
Been a minute bro!That’s one solid artist!
God bless you bro!
This was honestly a wonderful interview ! ❤
AFRICA MUST TAKE RESPONSIBILITY
Africa is like the mother duck, When the mother duck moves around the ducklings follow her from behind, & if she goes down to the water or comes out the young ones follow her, WE ARE THE LAND THE ROOTS & THE RESOURCE, AFRICA DESTINY IS LEADING
Not with that susu mentality buddy
You couldn't lead a child you people are so dumb I wouldn't trust you to tie your shoelaces
Not me .. I’m a proud Zimbabwean.. my moms from America, but still 🇿🇼. … the truth is All of Africa is a beautiful 💯
Are they forcing you to be a Nigerian? I am a Nigerian/Finnish citizen and I am proud of my Nigerian blood. ❤
Ex British prime minister said ‘’ Nigerians a fantastically smart and can outsmart anyone in this world. It was a Nigerian who sold a fake airport to the Japanese way back . What shocked me was when 46 Nigerian took first class in American university.. 99% of Nigerians are geniuses. Thank God I am a Nigerian shaking the territory I tread on. We tread where angels fear to dwell
I think they need to make a movie about the smartness of Nigerians 😂
Angels kwa! 😅😅
I don't wanna be Nigerian but I like this guy's personality. I'm gonna have to check out some of his music.
Tiger ! no one is saying or asking you to be a Nigerian it is called "figure-of-speech "everyone wants to be a Nigerian "= everyone wants to relate to Nigerian music which you have done when you said you will go check out his songs
You gerit? If you don't gerit forget about it❤😂😂😂
@@cis99 you could’ve saved that long speech. I get it and I said what I said. Take your sensitivity elsewhere. 🤷🏽♀️
@@Tiger-zp8eq it is a public space expect reaction for any post
otherwise stop roaming on sm like a headless chicken 😚
@@cis99 get a life! Everyone else saw the comment for what it was. No one needs your silly lectures.
We are 200 million.
I don't think we need you to be Nigerian.
Thanks for the good work you are doing, i am super proud of you
I agree, this was the best episode. Oshay, I love when you are off your phone and fully engaged. I enjoyed this episode.
Haha I'm going to stop that
Shoutout to the best artist in this podcast ever @Ketchup big up man I love your energy we in the diaspora are getting encouraged to come back and to the hosts, I just have love for you guys love your show your vibe and everything, Thank you!! This is the biggest show in EastAfrica hands down!!
kenganda we need more of this what agreat interwiew big up to ketchup afro dancehall movement king.
You make me love Africa again!!!
You give hope!!!
Good podcast. Ketchup sauce, that track she a flirt is a banger/fire... Mad talented bro. All the best. Oshay keep doing ya think king...
I truly enjoy listening to you young people so much I am intrigued by your conversations. Kenganda is so beautiful and her hair looks awesome.!!!
Kenganda is the name of the channel (
Kenya 🇰🇪 and Uganda 🇺🇬 ). Her name is Joanita Maya
Thanks 😊
this is what we need bro
So dope how you are filming in a new location
I invest in NIGERIA, that is where the market is.
❤ EVERYTHING de man say dey, ah true 💯 Alkebulan is one. From NYC, love to all. Bless.
Best episode yet! I love all the love! ❤❤❤
LOVE THIS MAN’S energy. Such a warm person.
The energy is unmatched.
I love how he doesn’t have a weak, fragile victim mentality even with dealing with other black people in diaspora. Take notes 📝
This is the attitude of most Nigerians. We are just confident in our self and don't care about people's opinions. Some Africans don't like us because they feel we are arrogant and have an ego. We ignore because it does not put food on the table or money in our pockets.
I love the positive vibes on this interview.
Interesting conversation. Much admiration for the eloquence of this young man . Greetings from.the Caribbean
Phenomenal Interview, the best interview on Kenganda. 🏆
Yoooo
What a beautiful attitude of this guest!
Great interview!! 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Great conversation🔥💥👏🙌
Thanks for the good interview. The group of people you will find everywhere are Nigerians and Indians from India.
plus Chiinese
This new guy is hilarious!!😂
That is a great guy, he has been creating bangers
What a brilliant discussion 👏
When Oshay is not sowing division, i watch.
What do you mean ?
😂😂😂
african americans are best at sowing division....you are very right...
@@fin2-em2mf
Lol, coming from the people that come here and bring their tribalism with them and then get shocked when called out... that's wild.
@@fin2-em2mf how is this ?
Oshay dressed up today 🤣
Great interview guys! Keep up the great work!
Love the new studio, wall art won’t hurt though.
Good job guys, very interesting.
Oshay your laughter is catching..
❤❤❤
I love what is said about Nigerians being stubborn which is true af maybe that why we have leadership problem, anywhere I go I MUST PROSPER if I am in your country and you as an African or Caribbean or diaspora feel opposite that is your bloody business. The AUDACITY IN ME AND MY BROTHERS 😆
Right ! We come and make money. We are one of richest African immigrants in the world
He’s hilarious!😂😂😂♥️ 🇯🇲
Great interview!
10000000000000% Proud African American - I have Nigeria DNA due to the slave trade.. Love and respect for my African Family, however I am African American
I have never met a person who wanted to be Nigerian, but I have met Nigerians that want to be American.
This was lit🔥🔥🔥....vibe 💯
Nigeria is over 200+ millions population and we are almost everything you can think of
no you are not
@@i.a4890yes we are
Fire episode 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
The best episode by far 💯💯
Joanita is so beautiful. Im moving to Uganda..
@joanitamaya
😅😅
@@joanitamaaya Ouch lol
Lol
I love being a Nigerian over and over again. We don't give a *f* about those who don't like us. If you roll with us, we'll roll with you. If you don't, *f* you 😁😁😁
That's the right energy
I dated one and her parents were prejudice against black Americans. You guys are mess up in the mind.
Right, if u roll with us, we roll with u, if u don't,, F U... Unapologetic 🇳🇬🇳🇬
Exactly 💯
They say we are arrogant. I say we are just confident. I’m not dimming my shine cos you don’t like my confidence.
Im one of your day one follower ketchup
I love the topic
I love the all white set Kenganda is a vibe 👏🏾👌🏾