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Johnandv:
Even defunct Psqaure still slaps Davido and Wizkid subscribers on Twitter. Wizkid own is the worst, with all his noisy FC on twitter and all his hype he can't find any headway outside Africa.

post=91894590:
Even Flavor no mind loud mouth tribe

trutharena:
He is not Igbo.

Check his profile on wiki. Both his parent are African American!

Forest Steven Whitaker was born on July 15, 1961, in Longview, Texas, the son of Laura Francis (née Smith), a special education teacher who put herself through college and earned two master's degrees while raising her children, and Forest E. Whitaker Jr., an insurance salesman.

The person that included his name is just a liar. He also included Daniel Lebern Glover as Igbo too LOL!

9gerian:
Allow them please

Johnandv:
So because they have English names with their parents too they are not Igbo?? So what do you have to say about TD Jakes?? He's not Igbo too I guess. When will you people stop measuring up with Igbos on everything. Our greatness comes to us naturally while you have to struggle for everything with so much noise and cheap hype.

One was even showing a street named after a Yoruba in USA hehehehehe.. Chai sorry for una sha. Little thing can shack you people.

Trutharenas:
TD Jakes is not Igbo too. C'mon you guys should not be this slow nao.

You were thinking they were Igbos because African Americans always do ancestral DNA where they all try to identify with an African tribe. That is where the rumor of TD Jakes being Igbo came from.

A little google search about him will show you that he is totally African American. He was born to Ernest and Odith Jakes who were both African American without no linkage to any Igbo.

That was how people were saying chadwick boseman of Black Panther too was Yoruba simply because he said his DNA is Yoruba when he did it.

naptu2:
50 collaborations between Nigerian and foreign artistes



5) Mickey Hart ft Babatunde Olatunji, Sikiru Adepoju, Zakir Hussain, T.H. Vinayakram, Airto Moreira, Flora Purim, Giovanni Hidalgo and Frank Colon – Planet Drum (Grammy Award winning album).

Babatunde Olatunji is one of the greatest musicians to have come out of Africa. He grew up in the village of Ajido, near Badagry. He often snuck out to watch the festivals and masquerades in his village and he was fascinated by the drummers. He learnt how to play the drums from those musicians.

Olatunji read about Rotary International’s scholarship programme in an edition of Reader’s Digest. He applied, was accepted and went to the United States in 1950 to study at Moorehouse College in Atlanta.

Olatunji continued to play music at Moorehouse College and at New York University where he later studied public administration. A record executive from Columbia Records heard Olatunji’s performance with the Radio City Music Hall orchestra and signed him to the record label in 1957.

Babatunde Olatunji released Drums of Passion, his first of 6 albums for Columbia Records, in 1959. The album was a huge success and it got to number 13 on the Billboard Charts. The song Jin-Go-Lo-Ba was particularly very popular and it has been covered by various artists including Carlos Santana (on Santana’s first album), Manu Dibango (featuring King Sunny Ade) and Fatboy Slim.

This album made Olatunji very popular in the United States and he collaborated with many legendary American musicians including John Coltrane, Quincy Jones, Stevie Wonder and Cannonball Adderley (he was often credited as Michael Olatunji on those collaborations). He was particularly good friends with John Coltrane, who helped him set up the Olatunji Centre for African Culture in New York. Coltrane dedicated a track, Tunji on his 1962 album, Coltrane, to Babatunde Olatunji.

Babatunde Olatunji also appeared on major US network television shows like The Ed Sullivan Show and The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson.

Sikiru Adepoju went to the United States in 1985 in search of Babatunde Olatunji and Orlando Julius. His father had been a popular drummer in Eruwa and he taught his children how to play. Olatunji introduced Sikiru Adepoju to his friends, including Grateful Dead drummer, Mickey Hart.

Musician, musicologist and drummer for the Grateful Dead, Mickey Hart had an idea to make an album in which all the best drummers from around the world would feature.

The album featured Mickey Hart (United States), Zakir Hussain and T.H. “Vikku” Vinayakram (both from India), Babatunde Olatunji and Sikiru Adepoju (from Nigeria), Airto Moreira and his wife Flora Purim (from Brazil) and Giovanni Hidalgo and Frank Colon from Puerto Rico.

Babatunde Olatunji contributed a track, Jewe (You Are The One), to the album and played on all but one of the other tracks.

The album won the first ever Grammy Award in the “World Music Album” category at the 1992 Grammy Award ceremony.

Unfortunately I can’t find a YouTube video of Jewe (You Are The One), but here is a video of (1) Carlos Santana and Mickey Hart talking about Babatunde Olatunji (2) Babatunde Olatunji and Carlos Santana performing Akiwowo, which Olatunji originally recorded in 1959 (the video is from a stage performance while the audio is from the album).

Carlos Santana and Mickey Hart talk about Babatunde Olatunji

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JF1dnAFjT6s




Babatunde Olatunji and his drums of passion ft Carlos Santana - Akiwowo


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dadp6ZZx_Bs

Johnandv:
Even the defunct Psqaure still slaps Davido and Wizkid subscribers on YouTube chai . Wizkid own is the worst, with all his noisy FC on twitter and all his hype he can't find any headway outside Africa.

post=91894735:
Mark Angel is the biggest YouTuber in Africa over 6 millions subscribers, Angel's YouTube channel was the first African comedy channel to reach one million subscribers

Trutharenas:
Lol. you are slow and a Liar!

Below is their Subscribers on YouTube:
Davido: 1.78 Million
Psquare: 1.43 Million
Wizkid: 1.25 million

On Instagram:
Davido: 17.3 Million
Wizkid: 10.9 million
PeterPsquare: 9.3 million
Rudeboy: 6.8 million

All Liar shall perish!

post=91894735:
Mark Angel is the biggest YouTuber in Africa with over 6 millions subscribers and 1.5 billion views, Angel's YouTube channel was the first African comedy channel to reach one million subscribers

Trutharenas:
Lol. you are slow and a Liar!

Below is their Subscribers on YouTube:
Davido: 1.78 Million
Psquare: 1.43 Million
Wizkid: 1.25 million

On Instagram:
Davido: 17.3 Million
Wizkid: 10.9 million
PeterPsquare: 9.3 million
Rudeboy: 6.8 million

All Liar shall perish!

post=91894787:
Check video view

Johnandv:
You are in pains.. TD Jake's who's the greatest black pastor on USA soil is not Igbo too cos his parents have English names abi? . Mugu

Trutharenas:
Ogbeni you are a liar. Davido has more Subscribers than those guys Psquare and Flavor.

Video views is relative and it is more of a yearly thing.

Which video of Mark Angel ever reached 174 million views like Davido music "Fall"?

9gerian:
We don’t need to claim people with ancestry dna that is usually in percentages.

Adeboye and Oyedepo are much more revered in spite of being pure bred Nigerians and Yorubas.

Again, there’s no need jumping all over the place clutching straws.

This thread is about Grammy award winning celebrities mostly being Yorubas! An unparalleled feat in Nigeria.

Johnandv:
Shut up your mouth TD Jake's himself said it that he's from Igbo land are you more enlighten than him or you want to tell me there were black in America before slave trade?? You are delusional. I don't care about your blackpanther guy all I care is what a man like T. D Jakes says he is and that's Igbo.

9gerian:
We don’t need to claim people with ancestry dna that is usually in percentages.

Adeboye and Oyedepo are much more revered in spite of being pure bred Nigerians and Yorubas.

Again, there’s no need jumping all over the place clutching straws.

This thread is about Grammy award winning celebrities mostly being Yorubas! An unparalleled feat in Nigeria.

Johnandv:
Even Mark Angel is richer and more successful than most of those road side actors listed on Yoruba list.

Trutharenas:
TD Jakes is not Igbo.

This is where they traced his ancestry to Hausa and Igbo. It is just the usual USA thing where African Americans always want to find one tribe to link themselves to.

Trutharenas:
LoL Mark Angel is learning where KSI is.

KSI with name Olajide Olayinka Williams "JJ" Olatunji is a Youtube influencer with 21.6 million Subscribers.

That is almost 4x that of Mark Angel Lol!

Johnandv:
@the bold, come again??
Which useless Adeboye and Oyedepo. Where TD Jakes enters globally your Adeboye and Oyedepo will be bounced out, you think its Nigeria where foolishness reigns supreme.
You are talking about Grammy so Al those 50 names all have Grammy awards huh??
Yorubas when will you start telling yourselves the truth.

Trutharenas:
LOL!

Mark Angel is richer LOL!

He can't even lace Davido shoes for one year. Radarada!

IamPlato:
many of those people you mentioned are not nigerians, many of them will not even wish to be here, some dont like nigeria. because their parents were from nigeria doesnt make them nigerian.


they are foreigners


by the way, now that you showed us that they are nigerians what should we do with it?


will this info change my life or improve my current state or mood?



na god go punish all of una posting foreigners and calling them igbos and yorubas...

naptu2:
50 collaborations between Nigerian and foreign artistes



5) Mickey Hart ft Babatunde Olatunji, Sikiru Adepoju, Zakir Hussain, T.H. Vinayakram, Airto Moreira, Flora Purim, Giovanni Hidalgo and Frank Colon – Planet Drum (Grammy Award winning album).

Babatunde Olatunji is one of the greatest musicians to have come out of Africa. He grew up in the village of Ajido, near Badagry. He often snuck out to watch the festivals and masquerades in his village and he was fascinated by the drummers. He learnt how to play the drums from those musicians.

Olatunji read about Rotary International’s scholarship programme in an edition of Reader’s Digest. He applied, was accepted and went to the United States in 1950 to study at Moorehouse College in Atlanta.

Olatunji continued to play music at Moorehouse College and at New York University where he later studied public administration. A record executive from Columbia Records heard Olatunji’s performance with the Radio City Music Hall orchestra and signed him to the record label in 1957.

Babatunde Olatunji released Drums of Passion, his first of 6 albums for Columbia Records, in 1959. The album was a huge success and it got to number 13 on the Billboard Charts. The song Jin-Go-Lo-Ba was particularly very popular and it has been covered by various artists including Carlos Santana (on Santana’s first album), Manu Dibango (featuring King Sunny Ade) and Fatboy Slim.

This album made Olatunji very popular in the United States and he collaborated with many legendary American musicians including John Coltrane, Quincy Jones, Stevie Wonder and Cannonball Adderley (he was often credited as Michael Olatunji on those collaborations). He was particularly good friends with John Coltrane, who helped him set up the Olatunji Centre for African Culture in New York. Coltrane dedicated a track, Tunji on his 1962 album, Coltrane, to Babatunde Olatunji.

Babatunde Olatunji also appeared on major US network television shows like The Ed Sullivan Show and The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson.

Sikiru Adepoju went to the United States in 1985 in search of Babatunde Olatunji and Orlando Julius. His father had been a popular drummer in Eruwa and he taught his children how to play. Olatunji introduced Sikiru Adepoju to his friends, including Grateful Dead drummer, Mickey Hart.

Musician, musicologist and drummer for the Grateful Dead, Mickey Hart had an idea to make an album in which all the best drummers from around the world would feature.

The album featured Mickey Hart (United States), Zakir Hussain and T.H. “Vikku” Vinayakram (both from India), Babatunde Olatunji and Sikiru Adepoju (from Nigeria), Airto Moreira and his wife Flora Purim (from Brazil) and Giovanni Hidalgo and Frank Colon from Puerto Rico.

Babatunde Olatunji contributed a track, Jewe (You Are The One), to the album and played on all but one of the other tracks.

The album won the first ever Grammy Award in the “World Music Album” category at the 1992 Grammy Award ceremony.

Unfortunately I can’t find a YouTube video of Jewe (You Are The One), but here is a video of (1) Carlos Santana and Mickey Hart talking about Babatunde Olatunji (2) Babatunde Olatunji and Carlos Santana performing Akiwowo, which Olatunji originally recorded in 1959 (the video is from a stage performance while the audio is from the album).

Carlos Santana and Mickey Hart talk about Babatunde Olatunji

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JF1dnAFjT6s




Babatunde Olatunji and his drums of passion ft Carlos Santana - Akiwowo


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dadp6ZZx_Bs

Trutharenas:
LOL, this one is a joker.

The likes of Oyedepo are richer than TD Jakes and infact they have influence all over the world.

Johnandv:
Shut up. Even Dangote is richer than Donald Trump but Trump can order for him to be shot dead and it will be carried out without any form of retribution on him .
Stealing church money and having influence are two different things.

post=91894546:
On YouTube most viewed, when you minus number 5, tell me which tribe is leading from 1 to 7

Igbos still dominate on YouTube


Cc LegendHero

Trutharenas:
You are talking about the likes of Adeboye that build churches with branches across the world. The like of Bishop Oyedepo are people you said are not influential?

The likes of TB Joshua that is like a demi god in Israel anytime he visits lol!

post=91894735:
Mark Angel is the biggest YouTuber in Africa with over 6 millions subscribers and 1.5 billion views, Angel's YouTube channel was the first African comedy channel to reach one million subscribers

jagorinho:
mr man!!! Tb Joshua is more influential than any living, dead or unborn Igbo, get that to your flat skull.