I'm not from history school!! 😂😂😂😂 I'm a Mexican living in Brasil and learning just for fun about music around the world and I stopped by in this amazing video of west African music!
@@katielopez706 i swear Africa and the American islands must have contacted each other before the europeans something about west African tradition and islander culture is so similar
“In Mande society, the jeli was an historian, advisor, arbitrator, praise singer (patronage), and storyteller. They essentially served as history books, preserving ancient stories and traditions through song. Their tradition was passed down through generations. The name jeli means "blood" in Manika language. They were believed to have deep connections to spiritual, social, or political powers. Speech was believed to have power in its capacity to recreate history and relationships.” This is so fascinating. Music with a deep spiritual connection and powers.
Me, because educating myself makes me better, and the world is full of beautiful people with beautiful languages and cultures, thank God. I'm grateful so many have come from their teachers, though.
@Cara Pilgreen Yep. We're doing a project on renaissances and specifically their innovations. We got the Mali Empire and we're making our innovation on music and the griots so we found this video.
@Cara Pilgreen Wow. We had to do 3hrs/4 pages of research for our first "phase..." then we had Phase 2... then 2A, 2B, 3, and now 3A, so our research journal, as a group of 4, is at 54 pages of information. We are one month in and a couple of months to go. The end goal is a 3-5min podcast on the innovations of our renaissance... so that's going to be great.
@@sjappiyah4071You don’t know what you’re talking about. Country, blues, hip hop all have their own root merits- and have no derivative basis of African music . While it’s all beautiful, That is inaccurate. 😂
Here are some of the griots you can listen to their songs on youtube here Salif Keita and Sona Jobarteh. Griots are from the Mandinka ethnicity found across West Africa.
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I'm not from history school!! 😂😂😂😂 I'm a Mexican living in Brasil and learning just for fun about music around the world and I stopped by in this amazing video of west African music!
Came from my history teacher but this actually slaps🔥
DEADASSSS
@@katielopez706 i swear Africa and the American islands must have contacted each other before the europeans something about west African tradition and islander culture is so similar
yep lol
@@cursedclover1339 Because the majority of people from the Caribbean islands were brought as slaves from Africa, unfortunately
IKK SAME!
“In Mande society, the jeli was an historian, advisor, arbitrator, praise singer (patronage), and storyteller. They essentially served as history books, preserving ancient stories and traditions through song. Their tradition was passed down through generations. The name jeli means "blood" in Manika language. They were believed to have deep connections to spiritual, social, or political powers. Speech was believed to have power in its capacity to recreate history and relationships.” This is so fascinating. Music with a deep spiritual connection and powers.
I love the sound of the kora- what an instrument. This music is so good.
His voice was made for It.
OK I CAME HERE FROM HISTORY CLASS BUT LIKE THIS IS ACTUALLY REALLY COOL-
African culture is beautiful. My people are beautiful.
Real ❤
I’m here because my husband is a history teacher (and taught his students about oral history) and I’m glad he told me about it!
I saw this in social studies class and I'm loving it
Oh I saw this in writing class
Respect & love from Algeria 🇩🇿
Saha mis tmurth
Music speaking to soul...Thanks Sibo from Cameroon :*
HERE FROM OUR TEACHERS
whos here cause of our history teacher
Goofy Carl musik teacher
Tell us what your teacher teach you while referencing this ? Something of us here are dropouts . 😂
same
Me
yep me
Wow, I loved this. Listening to his voice was so calming!
He voice is amazing with the words
So peaceful and beautiful.
saw him play at oxford art factory lastnight.fricken amazing
cap
@@scxooouuubrr captain.
We are watching this in my history class right now. This is 🔥🔥🔥🔥
I don’t understand but I love it and it’s so peaceful 🇬🇭
Saw this in social studies class I had to look it up on my phone to save it, this sounds amazing and is also really cool
You certainly explained in your soft Guinea way the music that I learned to love
Who is NOT here for a school assignment?
Me, because educating myself makes me better, and the world is full of beautiful people with beautiful languages and cultures, thank God. I'm grateful so many have come from their teachers, though.
I just like weird stuff man and TH-cam knows it
I like it... neat how the language suits the music.
I keep coming back to this video to hear that song ✨
Sound that helps you connect with the ancestors...
3:00 for my homework
Who’s here from school
Hey
Emi Murase sameeee
lmao
@Cara Pilgreen Yep. We're doing a project on renaissances and specifically their innovations. We got the Mali Empire and we're making our innovation on music and the griots so we found this video.
@Cara Pilgreen Wow. We had to do 3hrs/4 pages of research for our first "phase..." then we had Phase 2... then 2A, 2B, 3, and now 3A, so our research journal, as a group of 4, is at 54 pages of information. We are one month in and a couple of months to go. The end goal is a 3-5min podcast on the innovations of our renaissance... so that's going to be great.
Beautiful song
Beautiful amazing impressive soul . Thank you, bless you. All your dreams come true.
I'm here for a class assignment too - Music Appreciation/Survey of Hip Hop
Same
I'm here because of Dave Chapelle mentioned about the griot in his comedy
I never heard of what a Griot was until Dave mentioned it.
Now this is music.
This is beautiful!
Amazing stuff. Thank you so much.
Beautiful Tradition
BEAUTIFUL .
My spirit 😮❤
i love this
what a bop
Anyone else here from history class? (7th grade history for me) but it's actually rlly good
Update: I’m no longer in 7th, 8th grade history now sadly
I came here thinking this is gon b hard but this beautiful nd soft
Wow. My heart.
anyone here for history class LOL-
This is beautiful..soothing
This is one of the most beautiful music I have heard. Is it traditional African or has it been mixed with a modern style?
Traditional/ Medival West African music : )
It sounds so western... Maybe because their music had been incorporated so much in the western music.
Jorge Neri Precisely, almost all modern western music are African derived/ inspired.
Blues, Country, Jazz, Rock , pop and of course hiphop.
This kind of music in West Africa is very old. It dates back to the Mali empire in the 12th century
@@sjappiyah4071You don’t know what you’re talking about. Country, blues, hip hop all have their own root merits- and have no derivative basis of African music . While it’s all beautiful, That is inaccurate. 😂
Who's here because they're actually mandingo and love mandingo music?
no one
Mandinka *
Mande people.
it is really good
Who else is here from History Class lmaoooo
yuhhh
I actually came from music class
Anybody know what he was singing about because I’m curious
Attendance for Ms. Dueks class, comment here if you're in her class
haha no way I am
magico
Haha what is this history class thing?? You must have a really cool teacher^^
Ye
🔥🔥🔥
I would love a translation.
Here from geography now 👍
Daangg what’s the class y’all taking, I want in 😒
History lol
I think David played a Kora to calm Sauls temper !!!
Thank you :)
greetings from Mexico!
Came here by myself to learn :)
You all have some cool teachers apparently
can I find this on iTunes
Here bc of the movie HAWA
like it!!
YO THIS IS BOMB am here from school ( also put it at 2 playback speed at its really funny )
Here are some of the griots you can listen to their songs on youtube here Salif Keita and Sona Jobarteh. Griots are from the Mandinka ethnicity found across West Africa.
Where are my AP World History people at?
alguien que pudiera poner la letra de lo que canta.
es muy bello
What is this story? I want to know the story of the song.
Is this on XM Sirius or...
Yo 2021 teachers
name of first song?
Want to broaden my understanding of the Griot Tradition
who else in history class
Who's here for music homework
Whos here from history class lol btw this slaps
senegal best music n the world
This song is from Guinee the sengalese have there own sound so is other west African countries.
jiggar22 เสยืสัมิง
Whos like me is trying to study for the IGCSE test for Cambridge
In what language is this?
Came from my history teacher
Here because of Dave Chapelle
who knows the title of the song and the name of the instrument he's using?
Harmony oluwagbemiga the instrument is a kora
Harmony oluwagbemiga and the song is Nan fulie
👍🙏🙏🙏🔥🔥🔥🇬🇲🇬🇲🇬🇲
Is this the same people that Dave Chappelle was referring to in one of his speeches?
What is the song?
I came from my art/history teacher :)
anyone here from brock university
He bc of a music assignment 😵
General
here from wikipedia & aya nakamura
i came from history wby?
2:33
What is the name of the first instrument with strings please, and thank you?
Kora
The kora
@@queenschannel768 what is the second instrument?
@@seamuswalker6879 Djembe drum
queria legenda em português :(
Urban .......
So urban .......
so this is early rap
No it is not
probably no, but its probably related
I came for the Dharma, not for the bowl 🥣
who disliked
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xeber
Ne xeber?
Good but I don’t know what’s being said. XD
*skips the song cause my homework is due at 12:00 and its 10:00 *