Love this reaction! Penomeco, especially Shy (eh o) and BOLO was definitely inspired by Burna Boy and the Nigerian Pop/Afro-Pop! Love how he embrased the culture while putting his a Korean spin on it Keep the reactions up!
Definitely felt the Burna Boy inspiration. Feels like appreciation to me. Thanks for including the quotes from his interview too, that’s some extra work 99% of react channels won’t do.
Hot take: I seriously don't know why the songs are so problematic, Lisa, maybe, like there was some stuff behind that but the duo who did BOLO I'm not even sure why people coming at them, like I'm Nigerian, I dont really have a problem, it's just artist creating art. 😕
This is the definition of cultural appropriation:the unacknowledged or inappropriate adoption of the customs, practices, ideas, etc. of one people or society by members of another and typically more dominant people or society. Don't even try rn cuz Peno ain't do nun wrong
@@lafleurlusamba9651 + Listen 🎧 up,,,,,,South Koreans are darn racist.No two ways about it and I think this cultural appropriation but others beg to differ. I guess we’ll just have to wait and see.🤠
Lol am a 100% Nigerian. that grew up in the streets I just explained to you what it means... If you explained it the way u say it here in the street people will laugh you
@@thebrainwave9468 + What’s a rich kid who’s not exposed. Isn’t he or she stupid. It’s only a matter of semantics and depends on your own neck of woods.In Amuwo Odofin where I come from we use that term sparingly to describe someone who’s not streetwise/street savvy.
@@james56660 now you talking... "not streetwise" is quite different from "dumb or foolish" The origin meaning of "Bolo"(mostly used by Yoruba) is a rich kid....now those days we all know ajekpako seems always smarter and streetwise than rich kids for e.g.. A public sch student from a private sch student, So that's where the meaning is coined Bolo is originally another word for Ajebutter
The beat of this song was taken from a Ghanaian song made 10years ago th-cam.com/video/wdktotHsU0s/w-d-xo.html Kofi Nti- Odo Nwom O Waee (Feat. Ofori Amponsah
That’s wizkid song he change some of the lyrics and he did all that without giving wizkid any credit like this is unfair let him thank his star that wizkid didn’t sue him for copy right
I think it sad that BOLO used the Nigerian language in the song, instead of singing it in their language using afrobeats. Song copied of Wizkid vibe, need to be original. Sorry I didn’t like it, because Korean is known to copied artist and make it their own. Hate it!
When afro-beats really catch on in Korea, they'll be calling it K-afro and market that to their peoples. Since many people want to say that AA can't comment on Africans saying this song is appreciation not appropriation, then fine I won't, but they better keep that same energy when afro-beats become synonymous with Korea. Just saying...
95% of the songs are in korean, 4% are in English 1% in Nigerian pidgin. If you don't like it that's fine. Being disingenuous about the reasons is a little weird and unnecessary tho.
@@shestargirl8479 this has to be the most disrespectful thing I have ever read about afrobeats. Do you have any idea how long and hard the development of afrobeats in West Africa is? We're winning grammys and making songs with so many western artists. Fela, sonny ade, burna biyn davido and so many more are regarded as one of the greatest artists in history. It doesn't matter how good or great Koreans are at making afrobeats for years to come but black Africans will always be the pioneers, owners and most famous artists making afrobeats. Because it's ours and ours alone. Other people can be inspired but no one will ever be able to do it better than us okay? So please don't repeat Korea trying to take over our own music because it simply can't happen. The same way khiphop and rap is good but can never beat the greatest in black rap music. It's just not comparable period.
It's not? The artists gave CREDIT and made it VERY CLEAR that they were inspired by NIGERIAN music. Culture should be shared. They appreciated, 100%. They gave credit where it was due and remained respectful. Seems like you don't know anything about the artists and just hopped on the hate bandwagon.
@@nari8043 culture should be shared? So why is kpop not including other people that are not East Asian? Why was/is fatou from blackswan still being insulted because she's black?
Love this reaction! Penomeco, especially Shy (eh o) and BOLO was definitely inspired by Burna Boy and the Nigerian Pop/Afro-Pop! Love how he embrased the culture while putting his a Korean spin on it
Keep the reactions up!
The big smile poppin out at 10:43 after just staring BOLO was priceless!! Hehe I love when people enjoy Penomeco’s music 😍😍
As an African I approve of this
Definitely felt the Burna Boy inspiration. Feels like appreciation to me. Thanks for including the quotes from his interview too, that’s some extra work 99% of react channels won’t do.
Shy(eh o) sounds more like Wizkid's style of afro beat. But i see the Burna Boy inspiration.
Rhythm and beat is burna, flow and singing style is wizkid
Exactly
Hot take:
I seriously don't know why the songs are so problematic, Lisa, maybe, like there was some stuff behind that but the duo who did BOLO I'm not even sure why people coming at them, like I'm Nigerian, I dont really have a problem, it's just artist creating art. 😕
And they gave credits for the one's who inspired them like burna
And educated themselves
I think it's mostly non African who have a problem with the song
Man that Hook right there in bolo hmmm 😬🔥
It’s cultural appreciation right there and you have every right in the world to juxtapose .😎
This is the definition of cultural appropriation:the unacknowledged or inappropriate adoption of the customs, practices, ideas, etc. of one people or society by members of another and typically more dominant people or society.
Don't even try rn cuz Peno ain't do nun wrong
@@lafleurlusamba9651 + Listen 🎧 up,,,,,,South Koreans are darn racist.No two ways about it and I think this cultural appropriation but others beg to differ. I guess we’ll just have to wait and see.🤠
Bolo is a Nigerian slang which means dumb/stupid or foolish.🤠
WRONG!
Bolo is an rich kid that's not exposed
@@thebrainwave9468 + Bolo is stupid in the Nigerian Pidgin English language. You will know this if you are Nigerian. Sheesh 🙄.
Lol am a 100% Nigerian. that grew up in the streets
I just explained to you what it means... If you explained it the way u say it here in the street people will laugh you
@@thebrainwave9468 + What’s a rich kid who’s not exposed. Isn’t he or she stupid. It’s only a matter of semantics and depends on your own neck of woods.In Amuwo Odofin where I come from we use that term sparingly to describe someone who’s not streetwise/street savvy.
@@james56660 now you talking... "not streetwise" is quite different from "dumb or foolish"
The origin meaning of "Bolo"(mostly used by Yoruba) is a rich kid....now those days we all know ajekpako seems always smarter and streetwise than rich kids for e.g.. A public sch student from a private sch student,
So that's where the meaning is coined
Bolo is originally another word for Ajebutter
Thanks for the reaction! I love Penomeco’s music. I think you’d like his other music too~~!
As an Frixan...this guy songs are lit....am amazed the afro beat inspiration.....this is dope
Has a wizkid flow still a bop
How can someone who creates honoring another music genre so well be criticized. Music belongs to everyone. Take it as a compliment and enjoy❤
Sounds more like wiz than burna
Rhythm and beat is burna, flow and singing style is wizkid
that side he said make I go Make i go let me see your body.. sounded exactly like wizkids verse in ginger ft burna....I love there sound though
I here wizkid in the second one
I’m just trynna figure out if tht’s Jin or Jimin at 1:00 in the background lol
I think it’s Jin, the jawline gives it away😂🤚🏽
Dude🤣🤣
Please I can't 😹
The beat of this song was taken from a Ghanaian song made 10years ago th-cam.com/video/wdktotHsU0s/w-d-xo.html Kofi Nti- Odo Nwom O Waee (Feat. Ofori Amponsah
That’s wizkid song he change some of the lyrics and he did all that without giving wizkid any credit like this is unfair let him thank his star that wizkid didn’t sue him for copy right
He didn't, he gave credit to the artists who inspired him.
I think it sad that BOLO used the Nigerian language in the song, instead of singing it in their language using afrobeats. Song copied of Wizkid vibe, need to be original. Sorry I didn’t like it, because Korean is known to copied artist and make it their own. Hate it!
When afro-beats really catch on in Korea, they'll be calling it K-afro and market that to their peoples. Since many people want to say that AA can't comment on Africans saying this song is appreciation not appropriation, then fine I won't, but they better keep that same energy when afro-beats become synonymous with Korea. Just saying...
95% of the songs are in korean, 4% are in English 1% in Nigerian pidgin. If you don't like it that's fine. Being disingenuous about the reasons is a little weird and unnecessary tho.
@@shestargirl8479 this has to be the most disrespectful thing I have ever read about afrobeats. Do you have any idea how long and hard the development of afrobeats in West Africa is? We're winning grammys and making songs with so many western artists. Fela, sonny ade, burna biyn davido and so many more are regarded as one of the greatest artists in history. It doesn't matter how good or great Koreans are at making afrobeats for years to come but black Africans will always be the pioneers, owners and most famous artists making afrobeats. Because it's ours and ours alone. Other people can be inspired but no one will ever be able to do it better than us okay? So please don't repeat Korea trying to take over our own music because it simply can't happen. The same way khiphop and rap is good but can never beat the greatest in black rap music. It's just not comparable period.
Just because they used some Nigerian words it's copied?
And no K-pop artist don't copy, it's called being inspired.
Where is the Korean beat they have no originality
Definitely appropriation
It's not? The artists gave CREDIT and made it VERY CLEAR that they were inspired by NIGERIAN music. Culture should be shared. They appreciated, 100%. They gave credit where it was due and remained respectful. Seems like you don't know anything about the artists and just hopped on the hate bandwagon.
How
Sigh it's not appropriation, yall take that word and run with it
Y all need to chill about that , he credits the artists hes inspired by , he likes it and try to show it to the world with his twist ,jeez
@@nari8043 culture should be shared? So why is kpop not including other people that are not East Asian? Why was/is fatou from blackswan still being insulted because she's black?