Buju Vs Afrobeats | Why He Doesn't Rate It
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ย. 2024
- Buju Banton is a Jamaican Legend who went on the Drink Champs Podcast spoke about Afrobeats and how it is not Uplifting . Today we talk about it
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Buju is saying Afrobeats isn't as conscious as it should be
@@truetalk3465 No he said Afrobeats us "pure fu@#×ry" don't try go clean it up. And who is he to act as the authority of what Afrobeats should be? He needs to worry about dancehall and reggae with his arrogance. To speak in this manner on somthing he clearly has very limited knowledge on and doesn't understand is the the definition of ignorance.
and he's correct though...overall
Most people now days lack comprehension skills.
@@truetalk3465 Stop lying to make him look better that's not what he said.
@@illrizzocgg1009 that's exactly what he said. he also said other things.
He was not lying . When reggae was at top they spoke about freeing Africa . When Africa got on top we only sang songs that will make people vibe 😂
Right Africans should at least put some inspiring messages in their music along with the party music. Too much party music is dumb down music especially when Africa is going through so much protest
Afrobeats isn't reggae and has a different role to play All that crying and begging for end of poverty and injustice where has that gotten black people? The problem with blacks is lack of unity and self love. All the years of artist like Buju yet look at whats going on in jamaica and the world. Afrobeats premotes love and unity between continental africans and the dicpora while making people proud of ther African roots thats powerful, people like you need to stop trying to downplay this fact. And i can tell people like you dont really listen to afrobeats or you would know the same artist you a criticizing also have uplifting and political content songs. Not every song of an artist has to be that type of song to make an impact. Lastly alot of people who listen to reggae music only listen for the vibe and rebellious nature don't apply the content to their everyday life.
@@illrizzocgg1009👍👍👍👍 perfectly said
did reggae dancehall free Jamaica smh
no songs are going to free africa but african themselves, buju is jealous of afrobeats
Buju Banton's stand on this afrobeat genre is not totally what most guys here understand! He was asked what's the different between Reggae and Dancehall, he said that Dancehall is a sexualized and slang form of reggae, but reggae on the other side, is music made for the soul and are meant for enlightenment that brings about redemption.
Out of 100% we can't say 40% of today's afrobeat are made to reform or redeem Africans. Like Buju said, most of them talks about sex & money and the artiste don't care since they had the opportunity to make money and nothing else. Fela Kuti's way of Afrobeat is very different from today's Most Afrobeat and you know it. Buju is not hating or jealous of the progress of Afrobeat, what he is concerned about is how it is done, the impact on Africa Now. Those Artist are being controlled by the Uptowns and most of their song are being regulated and influenced by the outside world. Reggae would have done a massive change to our lives but the Powers dissolved it when it was evolving. [ From Ghana ]
You get it. Afrobeats imo isn't music aimed at Africans. It's music for the West. Just look at how it is marketed and how it homogenized e.g. Nigeria. An incredibly diverse country.
Facts
Reggae comes from the ska beat which comes from Calypso music which is way older than reggae and many of these reggae artist don’t show calypso is respect
Cheers from jamaica 🇯🇲 bless.
finally somebody gets it.
What Buju is saying might come across as hating, but he has a valid point. As a Nigerian, I agree with him. The majority of today's African artists make great music, but they continue to trade the African identity for the washed up western values. Imagine African artists using the N-word in their songs and actually promoting it in Africa. Burna Boy wears fake grillz on his teeth and ignorantly acts more gangster than Americans. Flavour sings about nothing but money and women. Tekno wey dem born for Bauchi State is now claiming he's an American boy because he moved to the US yesterday. Wizkid never had an identity, and you can hardly tell where Diamond Platnumz belongs as there is nothing African about him with his second-class fashion sense.
There are so many conscious African artists, but they are pushed behind while those singing and promoting nyansh, champagne, and bla bla are headlining because that's what your oppressors want.
Good point
You have right bro.
@@BACKOFFTV Music is entertainment. Only in the black community people think music can set people free. Which group of people overthrew their oppressors by singing to them?
@user-rv9hp6bo3y I think you are missing the point. The easiest way to educate people is through music. Unfortunately, only the wise have this understanding.
Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, Burning Spear, Culture, Fela, Hugh Masakela, Miriam Makeba, and many notable artists from the black community reached out to people through music THESE PEOPLE ACTUALLY FOUGHT AGAINST THE BIASED AND ONE-SIDED SYSTEM WITH MUSIC.
Buju acknowledges the massive talent in Africa, but he is disappointed that African artists are sadly and ignorantly caught up in material things, forgetting there is work to do in liberating the continent with their voices, especially now that they've got the world's attention. They are always inventing different dance moves, while others are advancing in the 21st century. SAD!
@@BACKOFFTV People are listening because they like the good vibes and good music otherwise they wouldn't be listening. The civil rights and post civil rights era of activism is mostly over. Black people have to find other ways of liberation besides expecting entertainers to do it. We're the only group of people that expects entertainers to be liberators which is why we're not taken seriously.
Wizkid ojuelegba automatically came to mind when Buju said that. I love that song and it uplifts me everytime ❤
❤ I am feeling good tonight, I can't explaiiiin🎶💚❤💜
Facts! I feel the same way… 🙌🏽
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Great song
Burner boy started it first when he dis Steel Pulse 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
It never happened
Sure did and I was digging Burna Boy til then.
As for Burna Boy dissing the great Steel Pulse ...Burna small boy better chill & show some respect to the elders...man cos u can't match just sing bubble gum but dnt diss
@@alexanderntephea8706who is steal pulse ? Some Jamaicans Who hate Africans. Why don’t Jamaicans condemn RNB singers and rappers ?
@@realrager100 steel pulse is a British reggae Band been there since the 70's Bro .. I do agree on hate from some ignorant Jamaicans
AFROBEAT will forever be inspiring
Afrobeats is unconscious.
Mental deadification
@@warren14567 Well then your not looking hard enough and seem to have a lot of hate for the cuture we have a lot of new talent coming out now like ayra starr, qing madi, and tems also Buju doesn't understand the African mentality. You obviously don't too lol. We don't sing about struggles - we pretend like they don't exist. We make jokes out of them, we laugh in our struggles, dance in our struggles - that's why despite all our troubles we're the happiest people in the world. Especially Nigerians we're the most confident and happiest people you'll ever meet.
This the same guy who recently got of jail for using his celebrity privilege to trafficking hard drugs now acting holyeur tho? All that crying about poverty and freedom all these years yet look at whats going on in jamaica and the world. Unity and Resources used for power makes change in this world Period These guys dont really listen to afrobeats or they would know there is also uplifting/ politic content afrobeats also there is more then one way to uplift. Afrobeats promotes unity and love between all with african roots around the world, has people proud to have African roots , this itself is very powerful because the true awnser to are problems is UNITY.
You guys don,t even have unity on the continent. The n way you treat each other in Africa is horrendous, yet you are dissing jamaica for not being rescued by reggae music. Africa has the most resources than any other place on the planet,how comes you guys have n,t made it into a paradise? Africans,selfish,greedy,arrogant and clannish. I could add a few more,but i,ll stop now.
What drugs was he trafficking? From where to where? How much was he making?
I bet your lazy ass don't know any of the facts of the case, just headline and hearsay
Your comment ain’t the flex you think it is, to many low iq persons on social media. Buju gave you lot an education. Learn and be greater Bwoy.
Exactly
Big time coke dealer talking about uplifting people 😅😅 big joke
We back with a new channel logo, I like it kontrolla
He’s absolutely correct. The same thing happened with hip-hop/rap.
Absolutely true🎉🎉🎉
WE. ARE. NOT. GOING. BACK
Afrobeats AND Amapiano Here to Stay😂🎉🎉🎉
For how long? You do know is people in the west don’t listen to your music it won’t be popular right?
Bro you’re jamican shut up
Afrobeats is not that popular anymore. It was popular in the pandemic.
Imagine a bunch of Africans singing in english 😂😂 🤦🏾♂️
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🏆🏆🏆 I’m from the trinidad and I love amapiano my father just discovered it and that’s all he listens to 😂😂 he is 75
This what happens when you have competition right now Afro Beats is on top and alot of the old guard don't like it.....We black people love to fight eachother.....
you are an idiot there is place for all genre all buju is saying afro beats should give back as in collab with reggae artist. also afro beats should sing about the struggle of africa and the uplifting of africa. not just repeating the same word over and over on a beat. you all want to be mad so bad.
Well…
So only black folks hate each other? Really
Wrong…
English vs Irish
Polish hate the Germans
South Korea vs North Korea
British vs The French
Armenians vs Azerbaijan
Iranians vs South Arabia
Japanese and the Chinese
Pakistan vs India
Russians vs Ukrainians (the current war is a testament) but yea……
Let’s highlight black and black hate only
Yes we have our own challenges and fights , but so does the rest of the world
No, he is saying bring in the substance
I agree with Buju...afro musicians have already sold their souls to the gods of US 😮
@@brianvesta there is no competition to Afrobeat. Everybody likes it
All music cannot speak about problem faced. He is wrong to think all African must sing about suffering or people's pain. I totally disagree.
It's not about singing about suffering it's about singing about uplifting and informing. That is what reggae music was about
@@knowledgeseeker6955 afrobeats isn't reggae and plays a different role. If that's the type of music you need there is also uplifting politics afrobeats songs. There needs to be a balance , not every song must be crying about poverty to have an impact. These guys been crying on the mic for decades yet look at jamaica. Afrobeats unites all black people and has them proud to be African, has people in the diaspora literally going back to Africa and making moves with the locals, you need to stop downplaying this powerful fact.
@@knowledgeseeker6955why didn't reggae dancehall songs uplifting Jamaican or Jamaica smh
@@illrizzocgg1009
Afrobeats has not united all black people. You are delusional to think that, what has it united us on?
@@kingc6175
Reggae songs have uplifted many people and have brought awareness to injustice. Reggae music has variety and it has love songs , message songs, dance songs etc unlike afrobeats whose songs make no sense for the most part.
He is right. Africans are just getting defensive and stupidly patriotic and can't see that Afrobeats has been hijacked and is 100% a genre created for the West. The whole Afrobeats label holds back African music in general. African continent has some of the most interesting and incredible music in the world but it just isnt represented in Afrobeats. Homogenized and boring. Why is critical thinking dead and its always cheerleading for anything African?
😂 cry more young Nigerians are getting rich off of it
@theblackgods4699 maybe, but the thing that is concerning about Afrobeats is the longevity aspect. They are benefiting from the popularity of the sound. There arent enough artists. it seems like good times for Afrobeats at the moment, but for how long? Afrobeats needs to take risks or risk becoming stale. The decline of trap should come as a warning and Afrobeats is risking making the same mistakes fuelled by arrogance and the desire to milk the cow and make money. All I'm hearing mostly at the moment is same beats, same rhythm and same flows.
There are only a few names in Afrobeats that stand out and when those names are gone where will the genre be? I hear Afrobeats, but I ain't hearing many artists that catch my attention and I ain't hearing the diversity of the African continent represented.
I agree the term Afrobeats is annoying. Afrobeats does not even exists nor is it a genre. It’s just a blanket term for African Pop music and street music. Wobe beats are very different from new amapiano inspired ones but they are all put under the same umbrella ?
@@kobab4270 not true its does exist and you proved it unkess you want to fight with a dictionary afrobeats is simply music stemming from africa simple as that also Buju doesn't understand the African mentality. You obviously don't too lol. We don't sing about struggles - we pretend like they don't exist. We make jokes out of them, we laugh in our struggles, dance in our struggles - that's why despite all our troubles we're the happiest people in the world. Especially Nigerians we're the most confident and happiest people you'll ever meet.
Burna boy started a war , never talk ish or disrespect Jamaicans or Reggae Legends like The Steel Pulse . I will be respectful to all my family and not comment on the subject .
I’m Jamaican and I prefer afrobeats especially gospel. Good vid nicely dealt with.
Go listen to the Grace Thrillers. You want authentic Jamaican gospel.
Same!! Reggae is always going to be a gem, Afrobeats has a different type of energy and vibe that I love..unfortunately i have outgrown most dancehall songs
It's about time for African music to shine. Afrobeats pushed the genre. It's different from what was before now. It's what people want to listen to now and long may it live.
Well said bro , big up for keeping it real and not a wagonist.. like some …
Some of dancehall music is also fuckery promoting killings ,drugs alcohol. Women smh 🤦 he act like jamaican music is saint. We also have conscience music. Afro beats is just for dancing .. africa have a lot of styles ... its a big continent not a country thanks.
Money talks and Afrobeats is focused and feeling good. Admittedly, there are a songs that address the struggle. Dancehall has gone dark in many respects and has waned in relevance. Reggae, deemed more spiritual, still illuminates regarding content that liberates minds and afro countries.
Context is key. As is what we do to separate ourselves then blame others for
I'm Jamaican and I love afro beats like cook food language is a barrier but the rhythm is fucking addictive 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲 1❤ Africa
Deportation fi yuh… clone clown
Its the same rhythm in every song, it was only good during covid
Most Jamaicans bow down to Africa and thinks Africa owes dem something
@@Scoopthemoopoopman afrocbeats garbage.,When this music dies it will never rise again..Its played out and over saturated. AFRICANS GET TRICK AGAIN
@@westkingston3135 how can we bow down to africa and then think africa owes us. we were thought in schools to love africa we were thought that is where we are from. we have the utmost repect for africa and it's people we were the one to always uplift africa in our music. you are ignorant and arrogant. all buju said was afro beats needs to have a message in the music and that the artist should collab with reggae artst to help uplift needy with a message of hope. but you are here on youtube chatting fuckery.
People said the same thing about reggae vs the popularity of dance hall
Rap vs hip hop
Rock vs pop
Blues vs jazz
Classical vs rock
Soul vs disco
Every genre has a space for the audience who wants to listen to it.
Afrobeats is not the same equivalent to all of those genres you mentioned. Unlike Reggae and Dancehall, Raggae and Afrobeats are only loosely connected. Afrobeats is its own thing and is inspired by many different music genres, not just reggae.
@@dantheman4838 it’s a music sub genre, there no reason they can’t be highlighting for there differences and the similarities.
They can be compared since it falls under the category of music.
I mentioned said genre’s in my previous comment as a example of the many genre’s that have been compared in the past.
Genre and sub genre can be compared
House vs techno
Funky house vs uk garage
Trap vs grime
Latin pop vs reggae-ton
Crunk vs west coast hiphop
@@dantheman4838shut up, no matter how you feel about it Afrobeat stems from reggae
Really good video.
Comments like this make me lose respect for certain old school artist.
I rate Buju, but he is wrong for this.
I can only identify three Afro beat artists and my knowledge of the music is very limited as I am getting older now and don’t have too much of that party energy in me no more, but I am in awe of the positivity and energy each time I hear an Afro Beat track or see a video. Some of these old heads come out with these bogus statements and have this arrogant attitude that says 'you must honour us’
I thought he was better than that. As a youth I learned to love and respect Africa through Reggae Music. Now as an older I am respecting and loving that the youth from the continent are expressing themselves freely to the world as the true representatives of Africa. To the Afro Beats artist, keep up the good work and don’t worry about some of the talk surrounding your art form, it is beautiful✊🏿
Well gwaan go bow down to Africa, Bri ,I realise no one can say anything wrong about Africa and Africans. THEY SHOULD BE HELD TO SOME ESTEEM EVEN IF THEY DONT DESERVE IT ..AFROBEAT IS A PLANT MUSIC WITH ULTER MOTIVE
Facts
hes saying that afrobeats should use his time to uplift and educate the masses on the struggles much more than now
True🎉🎉
Very impressed by your dissection. Great video
Buju needs to sit his behind down and stop hating. His first album was not about freedom, it was still about f**kery. All music cannot be used for freedom fight. He is just hating and masking it. What freedom is hip hop fighting for today? Or dancehall? Or rock? Or country music? Even the reggae today, is it not riddled with lyrics about gang violence and so on? I love his music but on this issue, he should take several seats behind. I've seen many jamaicans online hating on afrobeats, saying it has taken the shine off of reggae/dancehall. Every music has its season. Dancehall and reggae have been around for decades and have had multiple cycles of boom and lull. They should chill and wait for the next boom. In the meantime, appreciate afrobeats and stop hating.
Shut up idiot Buju speaking facts. Africans trying to be Americans the way they dress and wearing grills in they mouth pure fuckery. Not saying nothing in their music afrobeat is garbage and a gimmick
You better take that back. Reggae is never riddle with violence. You are mixing dance hall with Reggae.. Reggae remain pure and conscious and it will never change
Reggaeton has been the same since day one. No evolution, just boom cha boom cha boom. They will start like it’s about to be something new then the boom cha kicks in.
Reggaeton is not Jamaican. It's a poor imitation of actual Reggae.
@@Karl-fg8nv I know that boss.
Obviously as its a stolen n copied dead version, same with afro beats,it will copy as its already a copy lol
@@Detroiy2kafrobeat songs are literally the same beat over & over again & I have been noticing that in some songs they say sentences in English they literally make no sense then throw some random word or african language
@@Karl-fg8nvreggaeton was created by jamaican influence in Panama and their offsprings that mergerd reggae with Spanish music
I’m Jamaican and I think Buju is buggin Afrobeats is a great music 🇯🇲
I am sure he didn't say Afrobeat is trash. He said that they aren't using their songs to advocate for Africa's Freedom.
t@teejack8108 free from what?? Africa only need to be free from our ignorance...nobody is holding us back but ourselves
@@grant-i2ethen put it in the music free yourself from ignorance
Afrobeat is nothing but a mix of RB dancehall and African elements is a new genre but has all 3 music styles in it
You don’t know what you are talking about. Stick to Hip Hop
At the end of the day, part of Buju's Legacy is serving 7 years in prison for selling drugs to his people. Shout out to all the Legendary Jamaican Musicians for blessing us with beautiful tunes over the years, lets celebrate black music and share the spotlight together.
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I don't agree with his comments but let no downgrade the man's impact. Any true reggae fan knows buju is undeniably one of the top ten lyricist to ever exist in that genre. buddy had numerous conscious hits before going to prison, came out of prison and also had numerous hits after that. So, we can all agree that his comments were unacceptable but u basically doing the same shit he is doing, if you downgrade the man's legacy to just him serving a few yr in prison.
@@chukwunonsoegbunike4671 There is no question that Buju is a great artist. Watched him live in Philadelphia many years ago where he gave a memorable performance. But the man has been moving crazy and has strayed away from the positive messages in his music.
@@chukwunonsoegbunike4671 He's hypocritical, sings one thing yet living another. Might not be his legacy but he is in no position to look down on and down talk afrobeats artist. Pocket watching them yet they might be using their money to fund actual change in their communities more then him. Even worse he wasn't even stuck in the ghetto starving when doing those illegal activities, but want to talk about what people do for money. Enough of the disrespect . Africans aren't stupid.
@@illrizzocgg1009 live this fools ...They dont want any good to come out of AFRICA...when do you hear a white man oppose afrobeats??..but the jamaicans,and black americans always oppose this genre
Just play Asake & burn boy listen to there beautiful song it inspire and it changes people mind set from bad things to do good things. Dancehall artist can't pull up shows like before, Buju is just trying to downgrade Afrobeat but sorry he no go work lol Afrobeat to the world
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You sound so ignorant and stupid at same time. He's talking about Reggae music not dancehall. So do some homework kid.
@@samuelsaheed8941 IF YOU GOING TO COMMENT PLEASE WORK ON YOUR DICTION. AT YOUR BIG AGE GO IMPROVE YOUR LANGUAGE SKILLS SO PEOPLE CAN ACTUALLY UNDERSTAND WHAT YOU ARE SAYING INSTEAD OF THIS GIBBERISH
@@traceecoltes2460 thank God, u went to school but u don't know how to correct people error. It show how u lack wisdom, knowledge and understanding. Sorry dummy head.
@@traceecoltes2460dummy head, go back to school and learn how to read.
Every reggae song from the 70s 80s an 90s are timeless classics
Only after Fela visited America in 1969 and worked with black American musicians Afrobeats was created. His first Afrobeat song was Viva Nigeria that was made in 1970. He took part of his sound from James Brown in particular.
Felas music was Afrobeat this is very different Afrobeats which is a mix of Afrobeat and Pop
@@AmeyJessie Nothing original
I like the spirit in which you put this information forward Bredren. Lighthearted, non-judgmental, engaging.
Thanks a lot
You are very amazing,, I have learnt a lot of things from your two music channels,, please can you make a video on how to differentiate music genre with their elements
Buju is lowkey hating. It’s ok. There are many afrobeats songs that uplifts and inspires. I’ll mention one here…it’s very underrated. Listen to track 1 off Burna Boys African Giant album. That’s one the best intros I’ve heard of any album in recent memory.
What jus 1
@@mightyds9499 no. There’s more. Just like he mentioned in the video. There’s Dangote and Another story off the same album.
Monsters You Made.
All you Nigerians do is bite you bit jazz from the black Americans than you bit funk r&b and hip hop you bit ragga and dancehall from the Jamaicans and now your biting amapiano from the South Africans when will it end
@@katchikali9573 that’s a good one also.
LOVE ❤️ this video ✊🏽 !!!
GREAT 👍🏽 Upload ✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽🙏🏽
Thanks a lot
Buju music has always been real, he could say the same about American hiphop, use to have a message now its a road map to the grave , prison, or poverty.
well educated musical opinion, well appreciated.
He's older than current African pop artists and he's trying to give them direction.
@@AdeAladejareRealEstate-k4w" THE WISE WILL LIVE OFF THE FOOLS". THEY ARE NOT READY TO BE EDIFY.
That’s you people problem thinking everyone old has a brain 😂… Just because he’s been in existence for so long doesn’t mean he isn’t out of touch.
@@bodeoracle YOU SOUND LIKE YOU WERE DROPPED ON YOUR HEAD SINCE BIRTH. YOUR BRAIN IS DEFECTIVE THAT IS WHY YOU ARE SO IGNORANT AND COGNITIVE DEFICIENT. EDUCATION, EDUCATION, EDUCATION. YOU LOW VIBRATING ENTITIES ARE A WASTE OF AIR. T
HERE IS NO POINT IN TALKING TO YOU PEOPLE. THIS CONVERSATION IS BEYOND YOUR CAPACITY.
@@bodeoracleits called experience! And judging by ur comment you have none!
I AM A JAMAICAN 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 AND I AM GLAD YOU UNDERSTAND BUJU BANTON POINT OF VIEW ALSO THAT 2 FACE AFRICAN QUEEN SONG WHAT 2 FACE SING WILL NEVER ERASE FROM THE HISTORY OF MUSIC 🎶 ALSO FELLO AND LUCKY DUBIE WILL NEVER ERASE FROM THE HISTORY OF MUSIC SO I DON'T KNOW WHY THEY ARE UP SET WITH BUJU BANTON FOR # BUJU GET UP SET ON SOME OF THE DANCE HALL MUSICIANS TOO HE MIGHT NOT SAY IT ON DRINK CHAMPS BUT HE GET UP SET ON SOME DANCE HALL MUSICIANS TOO BUT ANYWAY I DONT WANT MY BROTHERS AND SISTER'S FROM THE MOTHERLAND TO BE UP SET WITH HIM BECAUSE SOME OF THE THINGS HE SAID IS FACTS AND SOME I DON'T AGREED WITH HIM ON BUT ALWAYS REMEMBER THIS HE LOVE ❤ THE MOTHER LAND HE ALWAYS WILL AND ALWAYS WILL BE ALSO ME PERSONAL LOVE ❤️ THE MOTHER LAND TOO SO WE DON'T WANT THE MOTHER LAND TO GIVING WE JAMAICAN 🇯🇲 SIDE EYES BECAUSE WE TRULY LOVE ❤️ OUR MOTHER LAND BROTHER'S AND SISTER'S I THINK ONE DAY WHEN HE WILL COME BACK TO THE AFRICAN CONTENT HE WILL EXPLAIN IT BETTER BUJU BANTON JUST WANT GOOD FOR THE AFRICAN COUNTRY IN AFRICA SO PLEASE 🙏🏼 DON'T HOLD WHAT HE SAID AGAINST HIM AND ALSO MY JAMAICAN PEOPLE REMEMBER HE NEVER CURSE YOU GUYS OUT AND I ALSO WANT YOU ALL TO REMEMBER BURNABOY SAID SOME OF THE SAME THINGS HE SAID SO PLEASE PULL UP WHAT BURNABOY SAID ABOUT AFRO BEAT MUSIC ANYWAY I STILL LOVE AFRO BEAT MUSIC ESPECIALLY DAVIDO SONGS BURNABOY SONGS WIZKID SONGS PATORANKING SONGS KISS DANIEL SONGS FLAVOUR SONGS TIM DAKOLO SONGS P SQUARE SONGS TIMMYA SONGS D BANJA SONGS TEM SONGS TIWA SAVAGE SONGS AND ALSO THE ICON FELLO SONG THE ICON LUCKY DUBIE SONG AND THE ICON 2FACE SONG 🎵 1LOVE ❤MY AFRICAN BROTHER JAMAICAN 🇯🇲🇯🇲 WATCHING FROM THE USA 🇺🇸
Buju is no fool he is right
He is Africa
He's hating, is dancehall not fuckery song,,is brymo not a conscious afrobeat song?
Afro beats is just fun and surface level.
There is nothing conscious about Afrobeats and that’s ok. But I totally understand Buju’a point it’s true.
When Buju was at the top did he ever uplift any African artist? Though I agree that afrobeatz artist aren’t really singing about nothing
Emotional Kontrolla is the perfect answer to counter the Banton argument!!!
I have never seen an Emotional Kontrolla take on the rudiments on Dancehall!
For a start Banton is just hating!!!
But Dancehall is crap, even the Jamaican Prime Minister Andrew Holness can't stand the Dancehall!!
👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!!!
All I can say is I like Afrobeats, yeah it can be commercial but every genre can be. R&B used to be more deeper than it is now. But not everything has to be deep, life is a struggle, sometimes I just want to dance and enjoy life. And as someone who loves Reggae, Buju isn't an artist I like, nor do I hear alot of other Americans that live reggae talk about him. I honestly, think there might be some jealousy with his comments as he may feel he should be bigger that he really is. And he does have some points, but also, not every single song needs to be deep, about a struggle or revolutionary. Sometimes all people want to do is dance, and Afrobeats does that.
When we used to vibe to Reggae music, we didn't care much about the meaning behind it that much. All I hear here is jealousy from a guy is mad that they are not relevant anymore. I knew this day would come
Are you crazy. Reggae music uplifted the world including Africa.
The message was essential to the success of reggae music.
Reggae music is based on spirituality so what the hell you talking about?
People listened to reggae music for the message and because it sounded good.
Stop talking nonsense
@@jackblack1801Don’t let another man disrespect what means much to you and your people. Afrobeat/Amapiano is first and foremost for our African people. Our culture has a lot of singing and dancing. And this genre captures that very well. Outside of that some of the songs are uplifting songs. It’s absolute nonsense for another man to tell you what to use your music for.
Is Jamaica liberated as a result of reggae music? Is their economy doing amazing because of reggae music?
Don’t let someone use a narrative to destroy what another culture cherishes. It’s nonsensical.
Oh what about the majority sexual music coming from Jamaica now? And where is their modern day Bob Marley? Let’s not allow this nonsense.
@@musab2025 so wanting afican music to be more uplifting and have the same impact as reggae music is now disrespectful? Oh please.
Stop being so sensitive.
Let me just say this, aftobeats is based on the jamaican style and culture, your own afrobeats artists even say how jamaican music has influenced them and their careers.
Whether you want to accept this or not, here are the facts, afrobeats is completely based off jamaican beats, style of singing, the rthymic pattern of flow pretty much everything in afrobeats has been taken from jamaican music. I have no problem with that whatsoever.
Ampiano is the same. Ampiano is based off black american house music. Anyone with any music knowledge know that ampiano has taken all of its foundation especially the drum patterns and style from black american house music. These arre facts.
My point is if afrobeats has taken so much from jamaican music and without jamaican music there would be no Burna, wizz kid, Davido, then Buju has every right to call out African music for not uplifting Afica because it has taken pretty much everything from Jamaica.
So Buju is saying, if you are going to take from the Jamaican culture which is fine, at least use the power you have taken to uplift the people the same way the early Jamaican artists used reggae music to uplift Africa.
Now to your last point. The reason why reggae has not uplifted Jamaica is because it has been stopped from uplifting Jamaica from the powers that be.
They know how powerful reggae music is that's why they deliberately promote all the current dancehall trash to keep the people from uplftment.
Remember how they murdered Bob Marley because his music was uplifting not only Jamaica, but Africa and the rest of the world.
They cannot allow that to happen again, and that's why they only promote this negative dancehall music that does nothing to uplift the people.
If Reggae music was left to flourish then it would have changed the entire world by now and Jamaica would be a totally different place.
You need to understand the length they will go to in order to stop another Bob Marley from reconnecting with the people. This is deep politics that is involved in the oppression of the Jamaican people.
@@jackblack1801 Do you know African music or you are just listening to what Buju is saying. Not once did you mention any African music genre as the root of Africas current music. That alone lets me know you lack a basic understanding of African music.
You think Africa didn’t have music before Jamaica? Where did Jamaicans get their music from? Pluto? Where are the roots of Jamaican to begin with.
And don’t act like you don’t hear how Buju described African music.
You make excuse for current music coming out of Jamaica but why can’t Jamaicans make sure they push only the good music?
Is so dumb to go at African music when all the liberation music by Bob Marley still hasn’t liberated Jamaica.
To conclude, if you don’t know any uplifting African music, just say you don’t. Don’t generalize and call it f**kery because there are many song that connects with people on a spiritual level. They don’t even understand the language but they can feel it.
Music is not the only way to inspire freedom. There are many tools.
@musab2025, Jamaican dancehall is now trash. All they sing about is daggering and pumpum. Prior to Afrobeats popularity Jamaicans usually discriminated against Africans. They always look down on us and they have endemic colorism in their societies. They need to worry about dancehall not Afrobeats. We’re not checking for the opinions on us thank you.
He was absolutely right. Look at all the big stars, what are they singing about!?!? Lovemaking and flexing. I was telling my wife the same thing half a year ago, I'm getting tired of afrobeats these days. Coz only the beat changes, the moral of the lyrics is always the same. Girls girls girls, brands, here n there toss in the keyword "african" and boom, done. BUJU IS RIGHT! I can listen to Bob Marley any day and still feel like his lyrics are relevant till this day!
Then move on bcos we love it
@@evelynejeka7182 Sure, then stop crying out how your countries and ethics are still backwards 60 years after independence. Go twerk every weekend.
Don't tell me you listen to Afrobeats. Not every music out there talk about girls. Most people preferred the fun type doesn't mean Afro artists doesn't produce and release inspiring songs. Their are songs for every mood
We have moved on
Buju Banton jus declared war with the whole Africa
By telling the truth? Ok
Abeg chill. He's right
Envy shows its face in many faces.The reggae artistes will always struggle with the fact that they never quite got the mainstream financial success which Afrobeat is receiving
@@PepTalkTillYouDropin what??😂😂😂 Shift
@@jackblack1801by crying that they no longer relevant
Respect Buju , love his songs. He has his own opinions, some are right some are wrong . But one thing for sure is that there is no competition between Afrobeats and dancehall.
Right
It can't be any competition because Dancehall is the progenitor of Afrobeats. The Jamaicans gave you guys an upgrade!
Our Ancestors would use the beat of the drum to ignite our spirits or relay messages. Not just vocals.
Our ancestors were people just like us worshipping them is the reason we fell as a continent.
Goes to show that whether it’s hip hop, dancehall or afrobeats, there is only one culture that prefers to ignite hatred and negativity within it’s on cultures. You don’t see this in other musical cultures.
Hes absolutely right! As much suffering thats happening on the continent there should be more conscious music. They just care about material things.
No he's not, Jamaica consistently has one of the highest murder rates every year and the most popular music in Jamaica is about guns and sex. He needs to preach to his people before he preaches to anyone.
I see bad mind and envy😂😂😂
You are crazy.
Why would he be jealous of a music that has copied the jamaican style in every way?
Buju has absolutely nothing to be jealous about. He it too big, he has done too much to be jealous about African music that has taken so much from Jamaica.
What he is saying is 100% true.
Afrobeats music has no soul.
The current dancehall music also has no soul, but Reggae is a spiritual music that has uplifted the world.
If you are going to take from Jamaica at least use the music you have taken to uplift the people in Africa like Reggae did.
@@jackblack1801 jamaicans bad mind too much dawg🤣🤣
Afrobeats with its simple constantly dominant different snare pattern and drums with some references to South American drum beats for effects ,is totally different to your so-called Jamaica music.Yes, Buju is envious and those other people who never quite achieved the financial success Nigerians are having worldwide
Like a true Jamaican
@user-qd8xv6qq3w You africans are still envious ,and money grubbing.Clannish and tribal. With all this money,you still have the leopard men living in abject squalor. Because you have no values. Look at you thinking you,re slick mocking Buju with black american lingo,just like sissy burna boy saying black americans have no culture. Then when asked about it,calls them stupid. We in the black diaspora,recognize and respect Africa as the motherland,but you guys do not feel affinity to anyone in the diaspora,unless you can scam them or get something from us. You seel our ancestors,now you have to come here to eat. The irony. Since most of you have long abandoned your African spirituality,for Christians, or islam,go check out the whole Bible story of Joseph and his brothers. They had to be africans. Hated their own brother so bad ,they were gonna kill him. Go read up,and check yourself,you know da rest dawg. 😅😅
Total facts....Rasta set the trend...
Fela kuti till this day is the conscious soul of afrobeats that's that's what appeals more to Buju afrobeats heavily takes from dancehall but never speaks on the every day person's struggles..😢
Afro beats was never a conscious genre, it was a feel good, partying and enjoyment genre…
Black artist don't control the music in the sense of what gets airplay and what don't. who becomes a "star" and who don't. It's the mzungu who decides who make it and who don't. That's why they kill Bob Marley he refused to bow.
that is why u always have the best reviews
As a kenyan I think we as africans need to be unapologetic to anyone who thinks this way about any of our music. Their opinions are not important at all, we're not asking for permission or seeking acceptance from them or from anyone.
Respectfully speaking, you're not a part of this conversation. You're not West African or Caribbean. You're not from Nigera or Jamaica. Kenyans used to love Dancehall. I've seen comments and videos of you guys doing our moves and partying like us. I heard some of you use to hold Vybz Kartel very high, so maybe you should sit this one out.
Stop singing in english if you dont need validation
@@douglagyal4364you sound like you have low education standards on your island
You guys fight over who’s food is better I can’t ever see this happening until you stop hating eachother lol
@@douglagyal4364 Afrobeats is not done by west Africans only fool
One thing that is undeniable about reggae is its influence on dj culture ! Without it there would be no hip hop etc ! Dj Kool hercs parents were Jamaican and he when to visit them and was influenced by what reggae/dance hall dj’s we’re doing and imported it back to new York but replaced the reggae beats with soul music/ funk break downs aka breakbeats !!!
Zombie was by fela was talking about military guys not humans.
Hello zombie 😂
The Buju and you are the same thing. Buju was incarcerated bcuz of drug and was talking about conscious music. You need to agree with him now.
So Buju Did Tell Us African Music Don't Free Africa But What About UR Own BUSINESS Music Call Dancehall Or Reggae U Guys Sing But Guns In Jamaica There
Inspite of the Raggae message is Jamaica better off today....?
Exactly and this is the the same guy who just got of jail from pushing drugs in the community.
Well Reggae music is so powerful that they had to murder Bob Marley to kll the message.
Reggae music is a powerful music but the powers that be want to crush Reggae because they know the power it has.
If it wasnt for the colonisers, Reggae would have changed the world including Jamaica, but the powers control what people can hear.
If Reggae was left alone then you would see a completely different Jamaica now, so Reggae is that powerful so much so that they crush and hold down every artist who has a message.
I can see where he's coming from. I remember Burna Boy saying a lot of nonsense about Jamaica even though his style is from there. I'm Nigerian btw
@@PepTalkTillYouDropsureee
When???
The same can be said about Nigeria...
same argument he makes about afrobeats he can make for all genres of music in this generation,low vibration fast food music....when last you hear a really good R and B album?
R and B album has always been about deep feelings and sex is a deep feeling too, uplifting music is not the only type of music in the world,we have passion too
Buju is correct, afro beats does not generally encourage social commentary and criticism of the system. But it's more than that: the riddim. The African beats riddims is soft. They r designed for chilling out and not really bruckin out .I am not formally trained musician so I cannot describe the difference in dancehall beat and afro beats but it is clear that thr dancehall hit way harder. And that sounds that drum is a reflection of the consciousness of the artist. Bounty killer did interview making similar points as buju. The last thing I want to say is that we cannot ignore the class character of dancehall vs afro beats scene. Dancehall has always been of and from the slums, the ghetto, the poor and working class - and so the dancehall clubs b composed of those people. Afro beats is generally for the middle class minded that don't want to b associated with that ghetto shit. Let's tell the truth! I stand with buju banton and all hard core dancehall artist til the end!
@@blacknocopzone you sound biased and following mob mentality Buju doesn't understand the African mentality. You obviously don't too lol. We don't sing about struggles - we pretend like they don't exist. We make jokes out of them, we laugh in our struggles, dance in our struggles - that's why despite all our troubles we're the happiest people in the world. Especially Nigerians we're the most confident and happiest people you'll ever meet.
Afrobeat should have been a voice for the voiceless it changed but now it’s about “calm down and Fanta” HE IS RIGHT!!
Yeah, we Nigerian like it like that, chocolate and fanta
Love not to speak ill, lest thou be cut off. Open thine eyes and be filled with bread!
Africa doesn't need artists to uplift, we the everyday people have a power to uplift and change Africa !! Buju is just jealous!!
This comment proves ignorance is in ur head
is the fact...the way is talking is jealous...is dancehall a good music apart of talking about pussy and ass??
no buju is right thing of the bigger picture
@@Lgpledge
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@@Lgpledgebuju is jealous
Am so sure Buju didn't listen to 2 face, Eedris, etc .
You mentioned eadris not 2face , he is only single for women
@@DeidraBrown-by4oj (For instance & E be like say) .. make sense one kind!!!
Is 2 face a hot new afrobeat artist,we been listen too face from him a sing on reggae riddims etc you are my African queen,too face is a elder now,not a youngster who is the face of the genre.
You are talking about old school artists
Exactly. he doesn’t listen indeed. African queen by 2face is timeless. we got endless timeless songs
Buju Should shut up. Apart from Bob Marley and Peter tosh, every other Jamaican artist sings about marijuana & nonsense! If he wants a feature, he should hit us up & stop hating..
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I think you need to shut the hell up. If it wasn't for Jamaica, African music would still be in the dark ages.
Felat Kuti stole all his music from black American jazz. Burna, wizz kid, Davido and all the others have stolen all the jamaican style and created the current afrobeats style.
Even your countrymen admit that afrobeats is heavily influenced by Jamaican music so have some respect for the country that pulled African music out of the dark ages and made Africa be seen for the first time in its existence.
Without Reggae/dancehall there is no afrobeats because it is built off the back of Jamaican music.
He has every right to be mad at Burna
Facts
You should shut up also. About _every_ other Jamaican artist. This just shows you have no idea of all the conscious songs and artists
I Love Afrobeats for party music, Dance . When I have to face reality I want the King's Music.
Without reggae ,afrobeats would be stuck in Africa for the another 1000 years. Jamaica reggae music revolutionized music around the world.
My Brother Please Listen Capleton,his Riddim are Dancehall but are Extreeeeemely conscious,and strong!You can do Dancehall and be Wise,also AfroBeat!
Respect🙏🏽
as a Nigerian, am not offended with what buju said, reggae is spiritual, but is disappointing that reggae artists are jealous of afro beat
I think they have a right to feel how they want. Everyone wants their music to do well. I think the issue is thinking it had a bigger impact than it did. Reggae has certainly been heard far and wide and is well known, but have most people used it for what it was meant for? Has it actually created liberation? No. It's mostly been good music that people enjoyed without really understanding what they're saying
@bobbywonder4574 I think there is also a valid frustration there that Afrobeats artists just don't respect the architects. They don't give props where it is due. Acting like they did all this themselves. If it wasn't for Jamaican music innovating the way it did and reggae/dancehall superstars like Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, Beenie Man, Buju Banton, Shabba Ranks, Bounty Killer, Sean Paul, etc then Afrobeats would sound very different and there might not have been the opportunities there for Afrobeats artists to gain success in Western markets
@@blackblaze5271 🔥🔥🔥 wow
@@Toastfacekillah87 I agree with you, but why must it only give props to Raggaa only? Its a fusion of a variety of music genres globally that also include local West African genres as well amongst the other genres like jazz and rock n roll in the times of Fela Kuti. Today South Africans are making the same noise for Amapiano's recent influence on Afro Beats but I also think its the same argument with Buju. Rap music never gave props to jazz as well. Its how the music industry works. We don't like it, but it is how it is
@@blackblaze5271eh, this is wrong. Reggae has been the soundtrack for many cultures during times of fighting for liberation (the first generation of Black British children after Windrush - that generation faced severe racism in the UK and guess that they listened to as they marched?
You are welcome to surmise he is jealous but he’s never been focused on mainstream success. His focus is, is the music feeding the soul and helping your people? So it is a criticism to me from love.
I like how you presented that. I will subscribe.
Thank you 😌
So is Dancehall and reggaeton F*kery?
Yes the current dancehall is definitely fuckery, but Reggae is on a whole different level.
Absolutely
Yes
Of course
Buju is reggae
Thank you @emotionKontrolla
People always think just because you are old, you cant be wrong but buju is wrong af
Buju is speaking the truth this is a man that made conscious hits in the height of his dance hall career deportee curfew things change even boom bye bye was a way of informing the youth of an out of control agenda Afro beats has no substance
Don't dancehall artist these dates only sing about women and pussy
I like Afrobeats I feel the Caribbean and Africa connect and as a yoot born in england it was a long time coming . Afrobeats has not yet have Sub categories, where as Reggae has Roots, Lovers Rock, Dancehall and that just the categories that are mainstream. Afrobeats is young, once mainstream thinks it all over Africa will unite it's children a round the world. Enough of anyway it hard to know sometimes what the artists are singing about, sorry to say, but the rhythms be banging, grow my brothers grow.
buju is tripping. a lot of popular afrobeat songs feat Jamaican artist and make a strong effort to fuse the different cultures. risky by davido is first to pop into my mind. also a lot of Jamaican artist now make songs using afrobeat instrumentation and that's a testament to how far that bridge has grown.
Name 5 songs that feature Jamaican artist 😂
@@jayess6219 I want to know also
@@jayess6219 Risky by Davido, Burna boy's secret, Wizkid has a song with Chronixx and also has a song with kranium. Spinall also has a song with Kranium, Key to the city by Tiwa Savage, Yemi Alade's song with Ziggy marley. Mr eazi song with Popcaan, Blessed by Wizkid.
This is what i can think of without going to my spotify, thus why i don't remember the name of some of the songs.
the guy is jealous trust me😂😂....many jamaicans always opposed afrobeats ...😂
You are crazy.
Why would he be jealous of a music that has copied the jamaican style in every way?
Buju has absolutely nothing to be jealous about. He it too big, he has done too much to be jealous about African music that has taken so much from Jamaica.
What he is saying is 100% true.
Afrobeats music has no soul.
The current dancehall music also has no soul, but Reggae is a spiritual music that has uplifted the world.
If you are going to take from Jamaica at least use the music you have taken to uplift the people in Africa like Reggae did.
@@jackblack1801 all music copy from africa...we are the Foundation of all music...
secondly name me one jamaica artist that have ever praise afrobeats?buju was big but not anymore african artists are more bigger than jamiaca artist right now ..expecially nigerians artists..afrobeat is here to stay Either you people like it or not ...period..HATERS😂😂..
Lastly.. did your music up left jamaicans??No...so what the hell are you saying ...charity begin at home
@@jackblack1801 Afrobeats has nothing to do with Reggae. It has some similarities with dancehall, but those same rhythms are also present in all traditional African music. My mom, from Ghana, used to listened to music with the same rhythms called "Highlife Music" which started in the 1800s. Afrobeats just takes traditional rhythms and makes the music smoother, chiller, and more modern. Jamaicans may be misinformed about African music.
They always do that G they think they smart now they saying they made amapiano from South Africa, @@jackblack1801
Afrobeats is a simple totally different constant dominant African snare and drum pattern( which was never used before) with some South American drum music influences sometimes for effects.Compared to your so-called Jamaica music
FALZ THE BAHD GUY. 🙌🏽
The whole moral instruction album and many more
REGGAE IS THE REAL DEAL. DANCEHALL IS SIMPLY PUM PUM MUSIC😂
Until i listen till the end buju is 💯 right
Na wa oo... Buju don't listen to Balloranking, seyi Vibez, Qdot, OML Tml n more does r d ppl that give us does class he talking abt. As PRO Dj frm my hood here in sagamu Afrobeat still gives us what he's talk abt. N if he want more let Him go on audiomack and check out my hood hymes Mixtape. All gives inspirations❤❤
😂😂. He didn't say get rich bro
I said from first time I started listening to Amapiano I said it reminded me of Old school reggae
Uplifting afrobeat songs plenty die why is bro hating😂
Afrobeats is more decent than Dancehall. Ask Buju how has Dancehall, Reggaeton and Reggae liberated and free Jamaicans? Anybody can just walk up to the camera and spit nonsense. Buju is just consumed with hate and envy. The global popularity of Afrobeats has stirred the ire of every Jack and Jerry.
@@danielchukwu4212How has all the spiritual and material wealth of Africa not made Africa a paradise? The continent is waaaay bigger than tiny jamaica. Nobody can be more greedy,hateful and envious than africans. I know how you treat each other over there. You,re happy to gang up on another black person,not from africa,but you holding umbrellas for chinese ,smiling. Wassup with dat bro?
You have nothing name sense, the man just mention Reggaeton as culture vulture. How many times do you want him to talk about the fact that dancehall get highjack by people with no talent? @@danielchukwu4212
learn how to write proper sentences before you accuse a legend of being a hater ,
@@danielchukwu4212 yeah I agree it’s envy that this music come has taking pieces of it and has blown up very quick
😳🤔✊🏿, Like Peter Tosh Song AFRICAN Said, No matter where you come from, no matter your Complexion, no matter your religion, no matter your language as long as you are a Black Man you are a AFRICAN 😳🤔✊🏿
Hearing Osadebe playing in your background, guy do you even understand that music?Thanks a Legend right there
Flavour said something very deep about this recently.
Nigerian afrobeats music will grow bigger.. Buju Banton doesn't even know what Fela Kuti the founder of afrobeat music stand for
Why would you even say that? Obviously he has heard Fela . You africans seem like you can only unite around fighting with another black person,who is not from your clan.
kabifest
Fela is not the founder of afrobeats, he called his style afrobeat, which was american inspired jazz, blues inspired stuff. Modern afrobeats isn't following fela
@@warrendoris9669 Nigerians, not Africans. I'm South African and have nothing to do with Afrobeats. speak accordingly
Afro beat is new,n sounds old..afro beats is too commercial n sounds the same,n afrikaan in UK don't act like us or show us respect, they show white ppl respect..where was afro beat when big yout was bout kmt
He's a musician he knows more than you think 🧐
This was a good one.....
We don't need no validation from an outsider.
Still all clannish and tribal. You have learned nothing from all the horrible things that have been done to africans. Very sad. For you.
@@warrendoris9669 oh we have learned a lot. Don't get me wrong. There are alot of black foreigners I admire. I work at a hotel and I'm always happy to meet one. I just don't like people like this, and the one that made fun of the south sudan basketball team and also those that don't make an effort to actually learn about Africa. I guarantee most black Americans think Africa is a country. Those kynda people, I just don't like.
@@warrendoris9669 and just because you are a black foreigner doesn't mean you are my brother. A white guy living in my country contributing to the economy and lifestyle is more of a brother than some foreigner I don't know. But if you come to my country with good intentions, regardless of race, you are welcome
He's not an outsider, he's our brother but he's not making sense brother buju.
Stop copying then n u do want validation, burna boy in UK n is ur biggest artist or that white guy lol
Am from the Caribbean and I prefer to listen Afrobeats any day and everyday. Afro beats uplift your spirit their rythyms and voice and melodies is everything. Every artiste and people around the world loving afro beats plus I love how the artiste from Afro beats collabs alot when they collab their verses makes sense. Well done to Afro beats Producers, Artiste and everyone who playing a part with Afro beats thank you for these wonderful songs
I think you're Nigeria. A Caribbean knows how to use "I'm" and "am".
@@douglagyal4364 Am not Nigerian. Every genre of music have its time . Afro beat is dominant. Plus Afro beat have Huge Soca music elements
funny buju criticized afrobeats, reggaeton but didn’t mention dancehall. Guess he’s disconnected from reality
He DID mention Dancehall. We must always ensure we know the whole story BEFORE we pass judgement.
I don't think you watch the interview. He criticized them too.
@@jeffreyrediel THIS IS WHY EDUCATION, ATTENTIVE LISTENING, AND CRITICAL THINKING IS PARAMOUNT. IT IS CLEAR THAT YOU DO NOT POSSESS ANY OF THESE SKILLS. AT YOUR BIG AGE YOU NEED TO LISTEN BEFORE YOU SPEAK YOU. YOU SOUND IGNORANT.
@@jeffreyrediel YOU NEED TO GET OFF TH-cam AND GO DEVELOPE YOUR LISTENING, COMPREHENSION AND CRITICAL THINKING SKILLS. IT IS CLEAR YOU DO NOT HAVE THE CAPACITY FOR THIS CONVERSATION.
If you think all Jamaicans listen dancehall you are crazy.dancehall was never like what you hear now because we dancehall also feed communities,this new dancehall era is followers and Jamaicans never follow anyone,it’s other that follow us,these new dancehall era are following rappers and before it was opposite
Buju Banton is a legend much love and respect to him and I heard you ask the question is he a liar no sir in these days it seems men deal with their feelings and create things in their mind somehow instead of dealing with the truth and the facts thank you