Rahkman: being an African is a big curse ,u will not understand till you leave the shores of this continent, you will understand how stigmatising it is to come from Africa,almost as if you have HIV or something, the worst thing is to utter the word nigerian
Its not. Rather speak specifically your nation, I'm African and I'm loving it
AndrewTate: South Africans are naturally gifted with deep understanding of rythm... it's in their blood. The amapiano bounce is completed with those dance moves. When you watch them dance to it you get a clearer picture of the beat.
AndrewTate: Amapiano is not a Nigerian thing let's be realistic and respect what/who should be respected. What Nigerians have done with it is just to take the most common elements then created something else which still isn't the real thing...we can call it something else tho but if you'd ever refer to the sound Nigerians make as "amapiano" then it should be placed after the real thing and not before... anything otherwise is to call it something else maybe "Afropiano" or "Amafrobeat" or anything that sounds right but let's be realistic.
TERMlNATOR: thats what nigerians are using to perfect it.
Lol, You're just forcing yourselves on the genre because of your country's inherent and insatiable need to be noticed, you have perfected nothing, you're simply riding on the bandwagon. Sit down.
TERMlNATOR: Nigerians dance to they rhythm while South Afriqans dance thiers imbecyles.
Nobody comes close to South Africans on the continent when it comes to rhythm and dancing...rhythm and singing are intertwined in our DNA, you're just trolling
bahdpersona: I wouldn't oppose it that Nigerians are improving in this Amapiano shit but the truth still is SA is still the Boss. Talk about the dance step, the crazy beat and the, although meaningless lyrics, flow. I think it's very easy for them. I actually love amapiano, too much. From kamo mphela to Daliwonga, boohle, young stunna. SA na baba.
As for what you deem meaningless lyrics, try to think of it as types of Hip hop, there's lyrical hip hop and there are club bangers, it's the same with amapiano, there's a lot of lyrical amapiano, vocal r&b- like songs that speak of love etc, and then there are club bangers...tell me the songs below have meaningless lyrics
bahdpersona: I wouldn't oppose it that Nigerians are improving in this Amapiano shit but the truth still is SA is still the Boss. Talk about the dance step, the crazy beat and the, although meaningless lyrics, flow. I think it's very easy for them. I actually love amapiano, too much. From kamo mphela to Daliwonga, boohle, young stunna. SA na baba.
Tell your bro, to stop deluding himself, there's literally no Nigerian amapiano hit in SA, not one! what you call amapiano over there doesn't even sound like it
Yes, the same science that created airplanes, computers, etc etc.. bro, these white people know themselves, if they say this country has certain attributes than the next country, it's because they know..so I don't know why you keep forcing this issue
JaceBlaze: Ahhh Hype Magazine I used to rip posters from that magazine and post them on my bedroom wall.I still remember the first volume I got my hands on with rapper The Game on the cover...them good old days🙂🙂
Samantha124: He started washing his clothes as a teenager and he used to be the best cook, I still miss his boerewors and beef stew.
Eish ja neh..I'm sure sometimes you can even smell the boerewors and reminds you of him neh? My mother passed in 2008 there's and she was a great cook too, there's certain types of food that make me miss her even more..
Samantha124: But some of us are already used to calling them the Khoisan, they should understand by now...
Tsongas apparently also find the word Shangaan offensive too, but most Limpopians still call them Shangaan, myself included and they don't seem offended by it.
Lol, uyabone ke? Wer'e on the same page, there's no formal writing that will refer to Tsonga people as Shangaans because they aren't that.
OndoRaph: Nama & Khung are languages spoken in Southwest Africa that belong to Khoisan as a language family. If 'Khoi' and 'San' are languages thats Ok but know Khoisan is among the four African Language Family which all African languages are classified. There is 'German' as a language & 'Germanic' as a Sub class of language family where English, German, Spanish, Italian, French etc fall under. Hope you get the logic.
I get this, but you can't call a khoi person khoisan, that's the point I'm trying to make.