₦airaland Forum

ednut1:
the big countries control the world its not about slave mentality. at least our artists are able to buy cars/houses in billions vs in the past lol. Naso life be

maasoap:
That's what you get for being informal

tanigororo:
We Kuku Know we are being ripped off, our government who could have helped are not helping

anonimi:
“The worst illiterate is the political illiterate, he doesn’t hear, doesn’t speak, nor participates in the political events.

He doesn’t know the cost of life, the price of the bean, of the fish, of the flour, of the rent, of the shoes and of the medicine, all depends on political decisions. The political illiterate is so stupid that he is proud and swells his chest saying that he hates politics.

The slowpoke doesn’t know that, from his political ignorance is born the prostitute, the abandoned child, and the worst thieves of all, the bad politician, corrupted and flunky of the national and multinational companies.”

― Bertolt Brecht

SixSeven:
How many of our afrobeats can play an instrument? They are just commercial papers for the people exploiting them. It will come out in a few years.

Jide Taiwo today on Nigeria Info helps to keep track of our own story for our AUTHENTIC MUSIC
https://www.youtube.com/live/d8TKd9SegFU

ednut1:
na oyinbo package am, na them go still benefit most. they did it with reggae and dancehall too. they are done with afrobeat

Pootle:
its normal every music have its time

PulaPower:
Research by Harvard Highlights Income Loss and Structural Challenges for Afrobeats

White fascist have done another wuruwuru research. They’re shocked about the success of Afro beats..

Afro beat us here to stay and grow forward. We’re no longer in 1970..

alfredilly:
What we popularly call Afrobeats today didn't start as Afrobeat. In fact, it has little element of Afro identity. They were all musical piece inspired by the ambition to identify with global music culture. Before their emergence, African musicians showcases various brand that is rooted in indigenous culture and tradition. There was Juju, Apala and many more in Yoruba land. A more nationwide song was highlife but that cut across west Africa.

Afrobeats as it's now called was inspired by modern singers who aspire for global appeal by imitating hip hop and other western style singers. American music was the biggest drive and several foreign song were adapt by local musican like Olu Maintain ( e g I catch cold). The Eddy Remedies comprising of Idris Abdulkareem, Toni Tetuila and Eddy incorporated raps with indigenous language modelled in foreign style. There were also the plantation boys of Tu face, face and black face.

The advent of social media popularize the music among global audience who struggled to find specific identity for it. Then came the coinage Afrobeats.

Before then, only Fela Kuti could be credited with anything called Afrobeat when he transformed his highlights by infusing it with Jazz. What we currently called Afrobeat is cheer opportunism. Nothing more.

Flangelo12:
Abaribe should sign contract for you.

Abi Tinubu should do DJ?

anonimi:
Does this your government include your own senator and representative

adamkkk:
they always seem to be very rich bt get close to them and u will be surprised. Mostly those under a record label. Some are even paid monthly as salaries.

tanigororo:
Simple government policies, conducive business environment could make huge difference if you lack wisdom of governancing

tanigororo:
Simple government policies, conducive business environment could make huge difference if you lack wisdom of governancing

tanigororo:
We Kuku Know we are being ripped off, our government who could have helped are not helping

Iceberg3:
See bros forming like say he read the thread

You wey run for ya life inside bush when you were trapped at the Lagos Ibadan express by Hausa boys that blocked the road when you were returning from ya village Ibadan to lagos after a kone structured element tiff their battery,which time you Kan take read this thread

We heard from wizardofng that you even swim inside swamp to escape
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maasoap:
This is a reader here, I don't post on threads without reading its content first no matter how long. People like me shouldn't be come across as the typical lazy ass Nairalanders. However, I could read a post and decided not to contribute.
BTW: I really enjoy your trolling job. Are you making enough money to take care of your needs and do something better and meaningful for yourself because trolling multiple accounts 24/7 is not easy?

umarnuhu1900:
Research by Harvard Highlights Income Loss and Structural Challenges for Afrobeats - Eta


https://www.etamagazine.com/research-by-harvard-highlights-income-loss-and-structural-challenges-for-afrobeats-africa-must-act-now/#google_vignette