i am shocked to see we the Edo have our brother and sisters who holds the Edo culture so strong in diaspora Ondo State. We the Edo will for ever have you as ours too. I love you all and may God bless you all. You the see the music is all Edo cultural music and dance, oh my God! I GET GOOSEBUMPS WATCHING THESE SINCE I FOUND THEM. I AM FROM NOW ON A FAN!
Which Ondo is diaspora Edo? Better check well. Did they tell you they are from Edo, or is their language or dressing that is Edo? Please be wisely guided.
@@shademii4579 Omo small pikin, idiot, open your eys and see. Yeye mumu. Can't you see what they are dancing with? Check again with open eyes and an open mind! They are dancing with the EDO EBEN! Let me say again, THEY ARE DANCING WITH EDO EBEN! Of course yes, they are part of our Ancestral heritage! Since you are close to them, you go ask them, I know, and they know, and they know that I know, I know that they know; I do not need to ask them. YOU GO ASK THEM, YOU IGNORANT!!1
Oyoyo, Oyoyo ni ma yo....It is purely Benin! That is how we sing it in Edo/Benin. It means we are happy dancing! Then, you see the way they dress, beads, hairdo including the EBEN! These are Edo people in Yorubaland. God bless you all, we will never forget you. I heard you carry the culture so, so strong too!
@@emmanuelnwachukwu4311 Anyway thank you for at least recognizing they were INFLUENCED by Benin. However, that is BS! They have ancestroal connection to the Benin people. Oba just recognized some of them in his palace a few months ago mentioning one of them by his Benin father name. What a heck they were influenced by Benin and dare carry our Ada and Eben? Asaba, Onitcha, etc, are they Ibo? They speak Ibo and carry the Ada and Eben, go ask those kings where they come from, ok. You see how proud they hold and dance with the Eben?
@@emmanuelnwachukwu4311 Thanks, but I am not sure if you are missing a point that those Asaba, Onitsha, etc mentioned I meant they are also BENIN descendants! Although they speak Ibo now, they always remember where they descended from, don't forget that my brother Emmanuel!
@@omobanedo9602 I know where you're coming from but I get it , The Asaba (Anioma ) do speak the Igbo language , but I kindly disagree with you , They speak a language closer to Igbo and still have a similar culture to the Igbos. But, If you see the Ika man , you will notice that he is Benin influenced and speaks a language which is a mixture of Igbo and Benin. So, I see what you are saying but I know for a fact that Onitsha is purely Igbo, I am not really sure for that of Anioma , they're Origins are very confusing
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Rest on sweet father
Listen to this song is given me joy including Uncle Rotimi's dance step😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
YORUBA AND PROUD!!!!!!!!
Ok Mr. Yariba!
Haaa oga oooooòo brother rotimi jos like dat
God bless you this is great
pls is it on audiomack 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
I love this music like,even d dance step make me go gaga
Hmmmm sun re oooo brother me
I am not Yoruba, I am from Idanre and proud!
AMEN! So you are saying you are one of the Yaribansa!
So good
am living this......missing home
i am shocked to see we the Edo have our brother and sisters who holds the Edo culture so strong in diaspora Ondo State. We the Edo will for ever have you as ours too. I love you all and may God bless you all.
You the see the music is all Edo cultural music and dance, oh my God! I GET GOOSEBUMPS WATCHING THESE SINCE I FOUND THEM. I AM FROM NOW ON A FAN!
Oba gha to kpe'e
@@emmanuelnwachukwu4311 Iseeee!
Which Ondo is diaspora Edo? Better check well. Did they tell you they are from Edo, or is their language or dressing that is Edo? Please be wisely guided.
@@shademii4579 Omo small pikin, idiot, open your eys and see. Yeye mumu. Can't you see what they are dancing with? Check again with open eyes and an open mind! They are dancing with the EDO EBEN! Let me say again, THEY ARE DANCING WITH EDO EBEN! Of course yes, they are part of our Ancestral heritage!
Since you are close to them, you go ask them, I know, and they know, and they know that I know, I know that they know; I do not need to ask them. YOU GO ASK THEM, YOU IGNORANT!!1
Oyoyo, Oyoyo ni ma yo....It is purely Benin! That is how we sing it in Edo/Benin. It means we are happy dancing! Then, you see the way they dress, beads, hairdo including the EBEN! These are Edo people in Yorubaland. God bless you all, we will never forget you. I heard you carry the culture so, so strong too!
These are Yoruba people and they were influenced by the Benin people that is why they have the Benin cultrural swords
@@emmanuelnwachukwu4311 Anyway thank you for at least recognizing they were INFLUENCED by Benin. However, that is BS! They have ancestroal connection to the Benin people. Oba just recognized some of them in his palace a few months ago mentioning one of them by his Benin father name. What a heck they were influenced by Benin and dare carry our Ada and Eben? Asaba, Onitcha, etc, are they Ibo? They speak Ibo and carry the Ada and Eben, go ask those kings where they come from, ok. You see how proud they hold and dance with the Eben?
@@omobanedo9602 Thank you for sharing this info and yes Asaba,Onitsha etc are Igbo speaking areas but anyways I appreciate it
@@emmanuelnwachukwu4311 Thanks, but I am not sure if you are missing a point that those Asaba, Onitsha, etc mentioned I meant they are also BENIN descendants! Although they speak Ibo now, they always remember where they descended from, don't forget that my brother Emmanuel!
@@omobanedo9602 I know where you're coming from but I get it , The Asaba (Anioma ) do speak the Igbo language , but I kindly disagree with you , They speak a language closer to Igbo and still have a similar culture to the Igbos. But, If you see the Ika man , you will notice that he is Benin influenced and speaks a language which is a mixture of Igbo and Benin. So, I see what you are saying but I know for a fact that Onitsha is purely Igbo, I am not really sure for that of Anioma , they're Origins are very confusing
Excellent, I'm on my way back this fall, I hope to check your music out live.
AM PROUD OF MY HERITAGE ( ONDO )
I LOVE THIS
Idanre has been in existence before Benin go and do your research
Rest in peace rotimi