Cameroonian Artists DESPERATE to Make it Big in Nigeria! (2024)

In this captivating video, we explore the intense drive of Cameroonian artists as they seek to break into the bustling Nigerian music scene in 2024. Discover the reasons behind their determination and the unique challenges they face while trying to gain prominence in Nigeria, Africa's largest music market. From the influence of Afrobeats to the impact of cultural exchange, we delve deep into the aspirations of these talented musicians. Join us as we showcase their stories, struggles, and triumphs in a quest for recognition beyond their borders. Don't miss out on this insightful look at the evolving music landscape in West Africa! Make sure to like, comment, and subscribe for more engaging content about African music and culture!
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[@aidaneze6258]

If you want to blow in Nigeria, all you need do is stay there for a while and you’ll catch the vibe

[@somieejaphet3547]

Kosisochukwu really hit the Nigerian market I even thought he was a new upcoming Nigerian musician.... Kudos to him... His song mad 🔥🔥🔥♥️

[@Carbon_27]

Personally I feel there’re three ways to penetrate a new market:
1. Conquer your home base then use that star power to negotiate with a Major label how you’ll penetrate the next target (Nigeria, U.K, France)
2. Migrate to the new market and hustle like an upcoming artist disregarding your previous status.
3. Stay in your country but CONSISTENTLY try to collaborate with “popping” artists from your desired market.
Much love from 🇳🇬

[@wisdom1285]

Cameronian artist need to follow the trends. What this gen Z generation needs what they vibe to. That's why king promise from Ghana, and others re doing well in Nigeria

[@Superpius91]

Just came across your channel. You will blow soon. The only thing you need is to do an interview with a Nigerian star. Even a phone interview will change your channel

[@emmanuelayodele7901]

The reason the kocee song blew up in Nigeria is because he sounded 100% Nigeria in that song.. in fact I never knew about the song nor the name kocee I just heard it from you right now and I went to listen to it.
Stanley Eno is well known but he doesn't sound Nigerian he's more of an R&B and Nigerians only vibe with afrobeats

[@okoturo]

Kocee song is been played in villages bar, that's to say the guy penetrate deep😂😂 kocee have the key to enter the market of Nigeria just watch his next colabo with any nija artist it will catch fire 🔥..
I am koceetizen all time, make him come back to Nigeria...men dey cook jam every night for studios around the country

[@shodunke]

I did not know Kocee is not Nigerian. I watched the video when it came out and have listened to the music multiple times, I assumed he was from Eastern Nigeria.
He should definitely come back and make 9ja his base for a while. He has the 9ja vibes

[@dubemellit2932]

Majority of Anglophone Cameroonians(southerners) were originally Igbos precisely before the 1961 balkanisation.

[@akinyeraakindamola9230]

🇳🇬💯✅

[@meckury]

Thousands of Nigerian Artists living in Nigeria are desperate to make it big in Nigeria

[@princeaghamiogie7154]

Cocce music was a hit.

[@prinzeakinzmo4536]

WELL DONE, GREAT ANALYSING SKILLS❤ KEEP IT UP DEAR LYONGA🇳🇬✌️🇨🇲

[@oscianoroyalty2470]

The problem with these artist is the feel relax I would have thought as he made that impact she could have come up with another hit like 4 months but since kocee drop that song he is now relax that’s the problem as he was blowing the fire he needs to follow up with another hit

[@ndidiamakanwachukwu5186]

You are very correct. Persistence is the word. Shazney Okawa was persistent, and that is why she is now recognised in Nollywood. And if im not mistaken, i think She's the only Cameroonian in Nollywood so far...

[@bestekezie1793]

Empress Njama and her brother John Njama, who was on the sitcom Fuji house of commotion. He later got married to his Cameroonian girlfriend in 2016, Awgi Tangi

[@ndidiamakanwachukwu5186]

@@bestekezie1793 John and Empress are Nigerians and not Cameroonians. Him marrying a Cameroonian doesn't make him one. Shazney is the ONLY known Cameroonian to have broken into Nollywood

[@oscarmillion1710]

Not only her

[@ndidiamakanwachukwu5186]

@@oscarmillion1710 please which other Cameroonian cos I stand to be corrected

[@okoturo]

I love her so much, I saw her in one of Edo kingdom popular film she is good..

[@onecornergist2456]

Don’t know none of the people u mentioned. I only know Libianca

[@emmanueldominic6219]

Nice one

[@bestekezie1793]

You said kosichukwu, that's an igbo name

[@primetradixnevafomo5412]

Honey its a no 😂😂😂

[@KabiruSalisu-lt1cy]

What about libianca.