Seen them live twice, among the best live performers in East Africa. The style of music they did on this song is a cross between rhumba (an 80's and early 90's African genre, still have some people doing it) and trap. I'd simply call it rhuap. I'd say rhuap is the new genre among groups in Kenya. Try reacting to Wanavokali (Kenyan group) song is called Rhumba.
Rhumba japani is a tribute to a band called rhumba japani from Congo they did an interview on this. The band had a lot of influence in their early days
I think the Karate thing is because Karate is a Japanese art and according to the title of the song it says *"Rhumba Japani"* which I think is slang for *"Japanese vibes."*
well This song is all about the milliard of diversity in a society. It is a celebration and critic of the people of Kenya and world in general. It mentions different neighbor hoods in Nairobi and regions in Kenya and then different mainly politicians and the gov vis a vis the majority poor. And then the 'Karate' thing is a symbolic theme of the underlying struggle amongst those different groups(In a patient pace and understanding) that is why Japan is referenced for obvious reasons... At least that is my interpretation as a Kenyan.
Wow! Thank you so much for your explanation. The song gives a light and happy vibe so it is amazing that it also manages to include deep social commentary.💓💓
Actually this song is the very rich..deep with it, is the message to the brutal, selfish and corrupt Government leaders and immorality of today's World.
My countrymen Sauti Sol and friends very gifted guys and have a very very dope discography you should check out their albums and live performances, if you do get some time do react to Nviiri The Story Teller , Wanavokali ,Nikita Kering (My my she's a GEM 💎) , Khaligraph Jones and check out more Kenyan music while at it , we've got so many gifted acts out here in Nairobi Kenya you'll love .
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This song was a continuation of their previous track (Extravaganza) when launching their record label "Saul Generation"
i love your reaction and detailed analysis of the songs. i am not just your fan but an entire air conditioner. lol
I love your vedeos 🙏🙏 keep on.. love from Kenya
Sauti Sol is probably the best group Africa have. They just amazing.
Seen them live twice, among the best live performers in East Africa. The style of music they did on this song is a cross between rhumba (an 80's and early 90's African genre, still have some people doing it) and trap. I'd simply call it rhuap. I'd say rhuap is the new genre among groups in Kenya. Try reacting to Wanavokali (Kenyan group) song is called Rhumba.
wow, thanks for the information! I've never heard of rhuap before so I'll have to check it out!💓
Rhumba japani is a tribute to a band called rhumba japani from Congo they did an interview on this. The band had a lot of influence in their early days
@@milkahnjoki4446 they are actually the best live performers in Africa
Rhuap ni yako Wewe mzee
Awesome reaction
Love your reaction. You're so beautiful, Cammy ❤️
@80%, You nearly nailed the title/name... totally acceptable
thank you, I tried my best🤣💓
You are so sweet❤️ thank you for your reactions, check out more sauti sol
Thank you so much for the explanation! 💓💓
They have a lot of good songs ,check on INSECURE by them
I think the Karate thing is because Karate is a Japanese art and according to the title of the song it says *"Rhumba Japani"* which I think is slang for *"Japanese vibes."*
You're missing out on this new banger by Sauti Sol's Fancy Fingers (Polycarp Otieno) in *"How I Met Your Mama."*
thank you for letting me know! I really appreciate it!!💓💓
well This song is all about the milliard of diversity in a society. It is a celebration and critic of the people of Kenya and world in general. It mentions different neighbor hoods in Nairobi and regions in Kenya and then different mainly politicians and the gov vis a vis the majority poor. And then the 'Karate' thing is a symbolic theme of the underlying struggle amongst those different groups(In a patient pace and understanding) that is why Japan is referenced for obvious reasons... At least that is my interpretation as a Kenyan.
Wow! Thank you so much for your explanation. The song gives a light and happy vibe so it is amazing that it also manages to include deep social commentary.💓💓
@@glitrcamille You are welcome any time.
Actually this song is the very rich..deep with it, is the message to the brutal, selfish and corrupt Government leaders and immorality of today's World.
Wow. Love the reaction 🔥🔥....you can also react to there new song called bald men
Thank you for the recommendation! I definitely need to check it out!💓💓
Wonderful Reaction
Please react to Nishike by Sauti Sol 😜😜😜
Weeee
They are the biggest boy band in Africa & the best live performers
It's called Rhumba trap
There are live concerts on youtube
Ex-Nikita Kering (please react to this one)
thank you for the recommendation!💓
I second it. Love from 🇰🇪
My countrymen Sauti Sol and friends very gifted guys and have a very very dope discography you should check out their albums and live performances, if you do get some time do react to Nviiri The Story Teller , Wanavokali ,Nikita Kering (My my she's a GEM 💎) , Khaligraph Jones and check out more Kenyan music while at it , we've got so many gifted acts out here in Nairobi Kenya you'll love .
Wow, thank you so much for the recommendations! I am looking forward to checking out more Kenyan artists and more Sauti Sol (of course!) 💓💓
RumbaTrap
React to
Nvirii the storyteller and Bensol both signed by Sauti Sol
Listen to suzana by them you’ll like it as well
React to the entire midnight train album by Sautisol. All the songs are dope
Suzanna by sauti sol
please react to Nviiri the storyteller ft bien song called NIKO SAWA enjoy
React to this song please, it is a hidden treasure. You won't regret it!
Okello Max - Amezaliwa feat. Ywayaa
thank you for the song recommendation!💓💓
@@glitrcamille When you paused at 5:30 to pay attention to the bass, It was Okello Max singing at the time.
Anyone needs translation?
they have other songs better than this one. 😁😁😂
haha, I respect your opinion! My personal favorite Sauti Sol song is "Sura Yako"💓💓
@@glitrcamille that is a real classic 💯