Thank you all for taking the time to watch this fine piece about the great people of Nigeria. If you liked it, you will definitely enjoy this one here. Maybe even more! Link below :) th-cam.com/video/z9x8JFqNenw/w-d-xo.html
Lagbaja is a pioneer of modern afrobeat in Nigeria, after fela died, lagbaja was the first artists in Nigeria that called his music genre afrobeat in late 90s and early 2000 before other artists take queue.
@@ddouye3969 junior and pretty their type of music was hip hop, rap in a comedy way. I thought you should have ask of ALARIWO, YINKA DAVIS AND JESSE KING, These artists and lagbaja were the artists in Nigeria that represented the legacy of fela apart from fela sons.
That's why we Nigerians 🇳🇬 laugh at our fellow West African brothers whenever they say they taught Nigerians how to make good music. My question: let them bring out ten of their music legends that will match these Nigerian legends? Please, I am waiting for their reply on this channel and page. Naija 🇳🇬 to the world 🌎🌍 forever!
ghanaians will come back with another one, they will say they had legends before these Nigerians that were doing highlife in 1895 but not documented lol
@@bellooricha6866 u don’t know what u talking about, a simple google search will give you the following: “Victor Uwaifo was the winner of the first gold disc in Africa (Joromi) released in 1965 and seven other gold discs in Guitar boy, Arabade, Ekassa series and Akwete music.” It’s understandable why this great musician was omitted, this content only focused on mainstream Nigerian musicians of d 70s, 80s and 90s. It would be foolish for anyone to assume that there were no globally recognized musicians from Nigeria b4 d 70s, 80s and d 90s. Check out the following names; Rex Lawson, Sunny Okosun, Victor Uwaifo, and many others from Nigeria who thread d road that d current crop of international musical stars now thread.
Thank God I had a friend who took me to see Fela in Amsterdam. I am a fan for life. I have seen him twice in Amsterdam. A Wonderful artist. I have also seem his son and Sunny Ade. Fela opened the path for me to explore African music. It has been a wonderful road since
Oh my God!! You this list didn't just complete at all, I will literally say you didn't do a proper research at all. You only mentioned few of the greatest artistes we had back in the days that really blown internationally and they made great impacts in the Nigeria music industry industry today. Please got to Ghana 🇬🇭 too and root out those musicians that they been claiming they taught Nigerians music. We really need to know who they are.
ghanaians will come back with another one, they will say they had legends before these Nigerians that were doing highlife in 1895 but not documented lol
That's why we Nigerians 🇳🇬 laugh at our fellow West African brothers whenever they say they taught Nigerians how to make good music. My question: let them bring out ten of their music legends that will match these Nigerian legends? Please, I am waiting for their reply on this channel and page. Naija 🇳🇬 to the world 🌎🌍 forever!
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Thank you all for taking the time to watch this fine piece about the great people of Nigeria. If you liked it, you will definitely enjoy this one here. Maybe even more! Link below :)
th-cam.com/video/z9x8JFqNenw/w-d-xo.html
All your videos are awesome!
Tell all those having sleepless nights over Nigeria's success in music that it didn't just start today, we have come a long way
Lagbaja is a pioneer of modern afrobeat in Nigeria, after fela died, lagbaja was the first artists in Nigeria that called his music genre afrobeat in late 90s and early 2000 before other artists take queue.
what about junior and pretty?
@@ddouye3969 junior and pretty their type of music was hip hop, rap in a comedy way. I thought you should have ask of ALARIWO, YINKA DAVIS AND JESSE KING, These artists and lagbaja were the artists in Nigeria that represented the legacy of fela apart from fela sons.
@@governmentnwankwo9906 ok ..got you
8:52 Nigeria is a great country & full of talented musicians up to this day.
That's why we Nigerians 🇳🇬 laugh at our fellow West African brothers whenever they say they taught Nigerians how to make good music. My question: let them bring out ten of their music legends that will match these Nigerian legends? Please, I am waiting for their reply on this channel and page. Naija 🇳🇬 to the world 🌎🌍 forever!
ghanaians will come back with another one, they will say they had legends before these Nigerians that were doing highlife in 1895 but not documented lol
@@ddouye3969hahahaha foolish bitter leafs
@@chrisoghenetegamaloney5799🤣😂
Nobody ever said that, dear!!! Most West Africa copied Nigeria and recorded there. Music was so advanced in nigeria.
@@Maymaymayok thanks my dear friend
I feel Junior and Pretty, Oliver Da Coke, Bright Chimezie, Ebenezer Obey and co should make the list
That's is primarily to tell Noisemakers say no be today, Talent is over plenty. Otipopoooooju
@@yim8000 Baba no be today. They believe our music started from 2face 😂
@@ekenesamuel9004no mind the cowards a
This is incredible.
This is a great history you have just compiled in less than 10 minutes. God bless you ans your channel
Thank you!
Amazing country with amazing talents
The teachers of music should be reminded that no be today it started.
😂😂😂😂😂
😅😅😅😅😅
Kudos, but where’s Victor Uwaifo, Sunny Okosun?
They weren't known internationally.
@@bellooricha6866 u don’t know what u talking about, a simple google search will give you the following: “Victor Uwaifo was the winner of the first gold disc in Africa (Joromi) released in 1965 and seven other gold discs in Guitar boy, Arabade, Ekassa series and Akwete music.” It’s understandable why this great musician was omitted, this content only focused on mainstream Nigerian musicians of d 70s, 80s and 90s. It would be foolish for anyone to assume that there were no globally recognized musicians from Nigeria b4 d 70s, 80s and d 90s. Check out the following names; Rex Lawson, Sunny Okosun, Victor Uwaifo, and many others from Nigeria who thread d road that d current crop of international musical stars now thread.
Sonny Okosun was not known internationally...???
Well done,good job,big up
Nigerian top 10 musical artistic isn't complete without the mention of SIR VICTOR UWAIFO THE GUITAR BOY
Thank God I had a friend who took me to see Fela in Amsterdam. I am a fan for life. I have seen him twice in Amsterdam. A Wonderful artist. I have also seem his son and Sunny Ade. Fela opened the path for me to explore African music. It has been a wonderful road since
You found a beautiful road 🤗
God bless the person who compiled this epic episode
Thank you!
Nice one! A good refresher.
Lets get one about Highlife and the like.
Thank you! 🤗🙌
Wow! Thank you for this! This brings back good old memories. :)
This list is not complete , but thanks all the same
And some people will say nigeria came to learn from them
They should name their own international musicians make we see am 😂😂😂
Mumu Ghanaians, village people
@peresco2420 please leave us alone oooo 😂😂😂
I have always loved Nigeria music ❤
Victor uwaifo and his world tour
Great job
These are so well researched. Thanks for sharing. Love your channel content. Rich and positive.
Thank you!
Good job!
Sunny Okosun is missing in that group because he fought for freedoms for some countries in Africa with some of his songs.
We need part 2 plz
This is good
where are those Ghanaians
After yesterday night, you should add yourself as an artist 🤪
🤣
Oh my God!! You this list didn't just complete at all, I will literally say you didn't do a proper research at all. You only mentioned few of the greatest artistes we had back in the days that really blown internationally and they made great impacts in the Nigeria music industry industry today. Please got to Ghana 🇬🇭 too and root out those musicians that they been claiming they taught Nigerians music. We really need to know who they are.
Where is SEAL
This list is partially BS!!! Sonny Okosun Ebenerzer Obei.....???
Sade never claimed Nigeria.... She is British, all her achievements are british
Full blooded Yoruba woman. She has Yoruba blood running in her veins. She doesn’t have to claim it
She was born in Nigeria
Pls send this clip to your ghanaian friends.
Here is Folasade Adu acknowledging her Nigerian 🇳🇬 root.
th-cam.com/video/t_rMAulOnwQ/w-d-xo.htmlsi=C4yr8CO3LsqqIIPn
She is Nigerian…She was born and raised in Ibadan, and she always acknowledged her Nigerian roots….
@Sammy Flex TV
@Kwadwo Sheldon
ghanaians will come back with another one, they will say they had legends before these Nigerians that were doing highlife in 1895 but not documented lol
@dj pakorich
That's why we Nigerians 🇳🇬 laugh at our fellow West African brothers whenever they say they taught Nigerians how to make good music. My question: let them bring out ten of their music legends that will match these Nigerian legends? Please, I am waiting for their reply on this channel and page. Naija 🇳🇬 to the world 🌎🌍 forever!
Dem dey smoke igbo😊😊😊