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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=32oj4CeydbY?si=G2URQcOjyAsIkZmP

Good sound, the transitioning is very good and it's giving that kind of early 90s old school reggae vibes.

Sounds like one of orits wiliki's songs. Nearly copied everything in that music.

callmeDDD:
Sounds like one of orits wiliki's songs. Nearly copied everything in that music.

Exactly,was trying to figure it out

Nice song.

Since 8 heard him on ALUBARIKA I knew the man was bless up.

BUJU to the world.............................
this is a very good combination

Okay. Nice jam from Pato my man

aviona:
Good sound, the transitioning is very good and it's giving that kind of early 90s old school reggae vibes.

it is not old school. It is simply roots reggae.

Lucky dube has spoiled me so bad that I considered this reggae song as thrash

respek fe Buju and pato, de two ah dem gonna lead, others falla

Bless up, Patoranky. This is so good

Reggae remastered ❤️
Nice one Pato + Buju Banton nailed it too

I don't know Buju Banton prior and for the others like me, I attached a quick Wiki for you

callmeDDD:
Sounds like one of orits wiliki's songs. Nearly copied everything in that music.

I wasn't even going to play the video . Pato had a good run but it's apparently and allegedly all over. Dbanj is very wise, understands this and is no longer releasing music. If you don't have something extra ordinary to offer don't bother releasing. Tuface takes his time to release a banga.

Shedrack777:
Lucky dube has spoiled me so bad that I considered this reggae song as thrash

No be Lucky Dube whey spoil you.... Bad music is bad music.

Shedrack777:
Lucky dube has spoiled me so bad that I considered this reggae song as thrash

Jimmy cliff, Bob Marley, Burning spare, Buju banton, Luciano these are reggae legend.


What rank is your lucky dube ?

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callmeDDD:
Sounds like one of orits wiliki's songs. Nearly copied everything in that music.

Abi na Orits Wiliki dey copy Buju Banton's style. Banton influenced Orits.

Buju - the best Jamaican dance-hall reggae star. No one like him in Jamaica. Before before sha. I no know of today.

Antoeni:
Let's See How Much You Love Your Favorites

thank God olamide no dey there

IMPARTIAL:
Abi na Orits Wiliki dey copy Buju Banton's style. Banton influenced Orits.

Buju - the best Jamaican dance-hall reggae star. No one like him in Jamaica. Before before sha. I no know of today.

Shabbat Ranks and Sean Paul says hi, except if Sean Paul is not a dancehall artiste

My guy Pato. One of the most underrated

Nice song...we need more songs like this during this turbulent time in Nigeria. Presently, Nigerians are going through all these and more:

High cost of living
No electricity
High cost of fuel
Inflation
High exchange rates
Kidnapping
Hunger
Hopelessness

This list goes on and on. It's so sad!

Music009:
I wasn't even going to play the video . Pato had a good run but it's apparently and allegedly all over. Dbanj is very wise, understands this and is no longer releasing music. If you don't have something extra ordinary to offer don't bother releasing. Tuface takes his time to release a banga.

Thank you.


You're very wise.

That's entertaining.

Thumbs 👍 up WAYASE.

aviona:
Good sound, the transitioning is very good and it's giving that kind of early 90s old school reggae vibes.

Bombomclat. Wataguan breda?

Nice jam. Very impressive👍

ponlear:
Reggae remastered ❤️
Nice one Pato + Buju Banton nailed it too

I don't know Buju Banton prior and for the others like me, I attached a quick Wiki for you

I have known Buju Banton as far back as the early 90s.

Music009:
No be Lucky Dube whey spoil you.... Bad music is bad music.

I never wanted to use the word "BAD". But this music to me was thrash. So I felt it's because I've been listening lucky dube and bob Marley that sing reggae to the core

Kalulu44:
Shabbat Ranks and Sean Paul says hi, except if Sean Paul is not a dancehall artiste

How many songs can you credit to Sean Paul? If you say Ranks, I won't quarell with you, but Buju is like an idol in Jamaica. Ask reggae fans and you will understand what I'm saying.

Softmen:
Jimmy cliff, Bob Marley, Burning spare, Buju banton, Luciano these are reggae legend.


What rank is your lucky dube ?

guy, these are all reggae musicians you mentioned, but if you want the best reggae musician of all time, listen to lucky dube songs, you'll know why I call this thrash

Shedrack777:
I never wanted to use the word "BAD". But this music to me was thrash. So I felt it's because I've been listening lucky dube and bob Marley that sing reggae to the core

Yes I will agree that Bob Marley, Peter Tosh and Jimmy Cliff exported reggae, but good music is good music. Pato Ranking was very good at copying reggae so his depth is not that deep. The reason why Whiz Kid has done 15 years is because his music is original. Davido has his own style. Burna Boy is always changing his style. Timaya suffered from not developing his style. In Music you must get a style and constantly change your style. As Tuface sang " Change your style, Change your pattern ". Look at Asake , he is master at that.

Pato Ranking is Extremely talented , Singing is not his problem. The problem is knowing what songs to sing that will create a hit. To create a hit you must sing in a way no one has song before. That is the beginning of hit.

Softmen:
Jimmy cliff, Bob Marley, Burning spare, Buju banton, Luciano these are reggae legend.


What rank is your lucky dube ?

Omo forget o. Lucky Dube is Huge o. He won best selling African Artist in 1996 at World Music Awards. His fans in Nigeria are too much, there is this guy in my estate who I call " lucky Dube " because that is all he listens to.

whatmoreng:
My guy Pato. One of the most underrated

He is very good but his style is not new