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BLACK SHERIF & OTHER GHANAIAN ARTISTS BANNED PLAYING NIGERIA & FOREIGN MUSIC IN GHANA

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


Black sherif and other Guamanian Artists have come out publicly to Declared that they don’t want foreign music in Ghana as they demanded that all Ghanaian Tv stations, Radio, Clubs and DJ should only play Ghananian music

These guys are fighting fr their right but they need to be careful not to make it look like they are fighting Nigerians.Else they will end up losing this battle to Nigerians.
They can build their music industry,but it won’t get bigger than Nigerian music in one day.
No matter how much they make noise,they still need Nigerian market oh.

It's just like asking consumers to change their taste

Am quite sure the main reason for doing this is due to the influence and limelight naija artists are taking away from them, right in there own country


But it isn't our fault, naija artists carry grace,
Not just in Africa....but we have gone global

tommy589:
It's just like asking consumers to change their taste

They are hating on Nigeria music

Wow

If Nigeria and other countries stop listening to Ghana music how they wan take blow

Hurbashola:
If Nigeria and other countries stop listening to Ghana music how they wan take blow

nothing bad at all to what he said, he’s only concerned For the growth of Ghana artists and the influence in their country

misreal:
These guys are fighting fr their right but they need to be careful not to make it look like they are fighting Nigerians.Else they will end up losing this battle to Nigerians.
They can build their music industry,but it won’t get bigger than Nigerian music in one day.
No matter how much they make noise,they still need Nigerian market oh.

Ghanaian artist again

Hmmmmm

Na dem go loose last last

Hurbashola:
Na dem go loose last last

lol

Yeah

Death on israelites, death on terrorist gentiles

Lol. Sheriff wey naija streamers help him career

He better avoid this

Insecured Ghanaians with dirty boxers.
Sarkodie n Co wey get talent pass no cry. Na these teens dey run mouth.
Ordinary Portable dey reign pass all of you.

They can't compete lmao

They mentioned Nigerian invasion and claim it's not an attack on Nigerians, but we all know that the issue is Nigerian music...
Isn't this the same Black Sherrif dude Nigerians were blasting his tracks all through last year? Music is not politics, people will listen to the tunes they enjoy. Only way to control it is to make better music than Nigerians.

They mean reduction of Nigerian music?

oluwaseyi0:
They mean reduction of Nigerian music?

Exactly!

This is some dumb shit


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70% from Naija yet he's still an ungreatful fowl.

Nigerians are still feeding him, finally na pride go kill his dead career.

Sour losers

Put in more work to turnaround the fortunes of Ghanaian music instead of just hating on Nigerians their big brother and others. You don't just hate or wish it away, you put in more work.

In the 90s and early 2000s, we played and loved foreign music over here to the point that we even played some in burials in villages including artists like VIP from Ghana.
But look at it now, because our boys upped their game, foreign music has taken a secondary position over here not by banning or wishing for it to go away.

Bad belle go just kill this ones. You can't live with poison in your stomach and expect to grow.

This is like asking someone who has been enjoying Henneiken beer to dump it for 33' beer . Black sheriff, stonebwoy, Shatta all got their major prominence in music from the Nigerian market. Na we sell all those artistes na

Awon wey rey!


Nigerian musicians don do these ones shege banza for them to do this.

They feel inferior, they believe that's what they can do to get better, but honestly, they want to remain local or national with that thinking. Heaviness is a disease, it didn't allow them to think positively

Nigerians should stop streaming Ghanians artists. This is rubbish . There was a time VIP and tic tac were dominating Nigerian airwaves, there was a time Ghanians artists dominated the movie scene in Nigeria.