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BelaMorena: thats a stereotype.

i now some jamos who will cry if you yell at them.

KingMichael777: We AA's are usually get along with Americanized Africans. But you're cool onila.

KingMichael777: Not in DC...

Ivynwa: Edo girls are also among the most beautiful of the Nigerian Babes. The beautiful ones are real beautiful but when one wants to be Atutu na real Atutu Oyoyo. Make I run out of here before they attack me for the Atutu part. Na atutu Oyoyo I said o-o no be Atutu Poyoyo.
Atutu Oyoyo na beautiful Atutu. Hahaha

panafrican: Mapauka is a Niger-congo dance , it is a Bantu culture.
We stretch from Senegal through Liberia, Cote d'Ivoire, Cameroon, Nigeria, to Zimbabwe and further. Camerounais , Ivorians, Hausa, yoruba, Igbo, matabele, etc. same people. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bantu_languages

ayobase: How wont they be cool and nice to u!
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Wassup bit.c.h!

dontador: What's wrong with this onila babe? Almost all her topics i have stumbled upon are all about men and women of different tribes... Some are about beauty, big ass babes, lekpacious babes, virgin or non-virgin and lots more.... I wonder how she looks like sef?

cindyrella: Lol

Sybellah: ah ah! I am not denying the copy-cat coupe decalle did. But Mapouka is not copied from congolese abeg!
Read this:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mapouka

Mapouka, also known under the name of Macouka, is a traditional dance from the south-east of the Ivory Coast in the area of Dabou, sometimes carried out during religious ceremonies. It is also known as, "La danse du fessier" or "the danse of the behind (buttocks)".
This dance has daring choreography that can be very sexually suggestive. The dances mostly involve women shaking their buttocks (Intimate) sideways vigorously, facing away from their audience. In the years 1980, artists of the Ivory Coast tried without much success to popularize it. One of the most well known groups is Tueuses de Mapouka.
There are two forms of the dance, the original and the modern. The modern is danced mostly by young people and is considered more obscene and improper by some due to its suggestive nature.
In 1998, the government of the Ivory Coast decided to prohibit its performance in public. It is, paradoxically, following this prohibition that the dance now enjoys a very fast-growing global following, especially in the sub-Saharan countries and western nations with large Francophone communities.

CAMEROONPRIDE: he use naija music to mix his video but they aren't dancing naija music ...1:32 in this video they are dancing PINGUIS check it out you will see the same dance...there is no shame to listen foreign music but in this video hey aren't .period ..and we aren't racist

CAMEROONPRIDE: where did i say that Cameroonian don't listen to naija music we are open mind...by the way your video is fake they are not listen to naija music the guys who did the video just added naija music..

CAMEROONPRIDE: where did i say that Cameroonian don't listen to naija music we are open mind...by the way your video is fake they are not listen to naija music the guys who did the video just added naija music..

Sybellah: I am telling you it's not now lool,

Mapouka is from the Alladjan, south east jacqueville, they made this dance popular aroud 1997-1999.
anyways u guys should research on it i gave you the information so u can take it or leave it ooh umh
Mapouka does not look like NDombolo or Makossa, U have to be used to it to tell. There are many more traditional mapouka videos online so if you want u can check them out.
South Ivory Coast people use their ass like that to dance, why other don't, well i don't know or maybe some of their ethnic groups do but u re not aware of it.

CAMEROONPRIDE: where is it? there is no english Cameroon it's Cameroo(no french-no english) just Cameroon . and don't get me wrong we do listen to some naija song. but like i said your songs suck in general

CAMEROONPRIDE: Cameroon first

CAMEROONPRIDE: cause it won't be the same .it wont be beautiful...nigeria music is good at time but in general your music sucks

Sybellah: I don't know how to explain this, but they don't whine the same, the moves are different, even now when u see coupe decale style, tho it has congolese influence it still looks different. Congolese use their waist a lot, and Ivorian usually not as much as them

Mapouka Nigui Saff


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TERT6LCzEGw

CAMEROONPRIDE: don't worry for us they translate them for Cameroonians