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Saddamochieng00:
You have no shame at all Don't you know that your country is the undisputed world champion in poverty. Foolish criminal, how many people you kidnapped today?

It’s India man. Get abreast with current informations.

jl115:
As I said nobody cares about the opinion of a blatant racist

Nobody certainly cares about the opinion of an African wannabe. Look around bro.

jl115:
actually quite diverse... Anything from classical to metal and in between, not so much rap though however I am quite a fan of eminem and I do have a couple of songs of Tupac, Jack parrow and a couple other rappers on my phone.

However out of all the genres I mostly listen to Afrikaans

Lol how to Afrikaans sounds I imagine them in cowboy boots and excessive chain trying to sound like the watered down version of a Zulu thug ; whilst their body moves unrhythmically

Such African wannabe

jl115:
where have I confessed my bru?

Is your blindness hereditary?

jl115:
no worries bru just like not all South Africans know who wizkid is

More SAns know wizkid and we do to any too SAns artist. Now that’s a fact. Refute it if you can.

jl115:
I haven't been following Nigerian media, I've only used NL as a platform to engage in multi national topics that interest me.............I don't say Nigerians are obsessed with South African media even though you basically watch everything on DSTV

Lol we watch Nigeria content in our partially owned DSTV,whilst you’ve lived a d died on this thread for close to a decade. Get the difference.
This is a perfect definition of obsession. Nigerians will never loose a sleep over any South African media.

jl115:
Never heard him sorry my laaitjie

You have my friend,it’s that obvious. Just come clean already fraud.

jl115:
- Maybe in Nigeria movies ain't that accessible but in more developed countries like SA they are.

- Yes

- By who?

- Are movies as accessible as music. Dumbass.

- And how is that?

- Go then watch Nigerian investors take that opportunity and leverage on it in a brink.

jl115:
nope

Uhmm yes

jl115:
Nope don't know them

Oga it’s pretty obvious you know them all. Just log off and go play some agro beats to cool off this steam.

jl115:
Look at the threads I follow and you'll see I don't follow any Nigerian content outside this thread and the military threads

The fact that you’ve been on this thread for close to a decade screams out your obsession and it’s a microcosm of how the average SAns is obsessed over Nigeria’s media. You will live and die on this thread cos you can’t do without our media

jl115:
Never hear of him........no matter how much you cry it won't change the fact that I've never heard of him or his songs

Oga you’ve heard of him. Come up with a more believable lie.

jl115:
- District 9 was nominated for several Oscars including best picture, it was one of the highest grossing films IN THE WORLD when it came out, if you say you don't know it then I believe you however then you should apply the same logic as to why I don't know Nigerian artists........FYI both Elysium and Chappie where successful in Hollywood......Totsi on the other hand won an Oscar.

- I call a spade a spade bru.

- Replaced by who? only DSTV currently poses the infrastructure to spread your entertainment across Africa.....again you only make up less than 10% of DSTVs market share.

- you can’t compare Music to movies. Music are a lot more accessible. Plus they tend to fine with catchy lines and beats. You can hear a music blaring from across the street and get familiar with it,sane cannot he said for a movie.

They are reasons they play music in restaurants,bars and clubs and not movies. AGAIN ACCESSIBILITY! ACCESSIBLITY!! ACCESSIBILITY!!!


- oh did you now?

- DSTV would be replaced in the snap of a finger.This I can bet my last finger on.

jl115:
nope

Yes

jl115:
Still doesn't change the fact that I don't know them bru.....I'm pretty sure there are South African artists that are just as famous in Nigeria to.....however I don't know them either since its not the type of music I listen to

You know them boer,go slow on the lies.

jl115:
He is born and raised in Africa like his father, his grand father, his great grandfather, his great great grandfather, his great great great grandfather and several generations before that, du Plessis is a french huguenots surname meaning his ancestors have been in SA for nearly 400 years.

He is African and calls him self such as well.........the opinion of a blatant racist like you don't matter bru

If he likes let his entire bloodline be born on the continent he still remains non-African. And it’s doesn’t matter what he falls himself,he is a typical caucasoid European stealing and abusing the tag African,just so he can keep exploiting abd enjoy it all the sugar this continent has to offer. An extreme form of white privilege.

jl115:
8 years and if you look at my posts I've only been active on the military threads and here

Regardless you are still consuming it. NL has all that receipt as proof.

jl115:
- I don't know him bru I promise on my mothers life I don't know who he is

- Ok and? does that mean I listen to him?

- I use android

- And? I know very few songs on the South African top 100.....80% of South Africa is black, Im white and Afrikaans, I listen to different music

- ok and? that still doesn't mean I know who he is

- Refer to point nr 1.......Ive never hear of him!! his music doesn't play on the radio stations I listen to, neither does he ever pop up on my social media accounts.

You must have heard his song on social media whether or not you like it. Even if you are into the corporate world,real estate and the likes, you will still need background music to create your content. Contents on social media is almost useless without the power and influence of music. Know this and know peace.
You know wizkid,suck it up boer.

jl115:
- fair enough however, lets not forget movies like District 9, Elysium, Chappie, Tsotsi ect ect that charted all over the world and certainly in Nigeria as well.

- exactly....not ridiculous

- You make up less than 10% of DSTVs market share.....you need DSTV more than DSTV needs you

- Maybe tsotsi, otherwise nobody has heard of the rest. And even that tsotsi I have not watched. The name sounds familiar and I must have seen posters somewhere on the net.

- even worse.


- we are DSTV biggest market outside of SA. They is more opportunities for growth compared to SA. For the umpteenth time,you leave ,you get replaced. Periodddt

jl115:
So albinos aint African?

Africans that underwent mutation.
That guy you mentioned is Caucasian not African.

jl115:
Nope

Uhmmm yes

jl115:
By that logic I can just name any Afrikaans artist and say because you saw his name he is now famous in Nigeria?

Wizkid,burna boy, davido and the likes are extremely famous in SA. This is not even an argument but hardcore reality.

rvp20182:
The more exposure especially to young kids the more they will get...for know they don't get it so forget about it

There is nothing to forget,the world is already addicted to its and that addiction will go on for the longest of time,so get use to it.
On the flip side,you try forgetting Nigerian music and let see how well you succeed with that.

rvp20182:
This noise to a typical white American..it's like you dancing to indian music.They cannot process the beats.Its alien to their ears.You also will struggle listening to rock music.Its cultural and it's upbringing...they cannot process our afropop ..they can't dance to it..they can't get the beats or the rymth...if they attended it just like sampling foreign cusine once in a while .Black people will instinctively get Africa music and dance to it.White people the same to their genre.. instrument are different.. arrangements different

They have no choice,they are listening to it. Our lines are catchy and so are our beats. Plus the languages aren’t entirely different from English. Just a little twist here and there.

rvp20182:
it's not easy for their ears n brains..you see every white man dancing to it out of tune...any African get it instinctively

The fact they are dancing to it and reciting it,is just what we need. I don’t expect more cos in my opinion that is the very definition of acceptance. They don’t need to understand the lyric and the pattern of our thoughts to those lyrics just as much as I couldn’t understand theirs. Musical is spiritual,and language is nota barrier when you make good music . Just sing along whether or not you understand it or the language. It okay not sound odd when singing it most especially since it’s not originally it’s not your culture.

rvp20182:
Nigeria music is doing great but it a stretch to imagine it can enter white music world... Michael Jackson n Beyonce had to literally turn white.Black American or carribean music is mostly listen to by other black.This huge improvement from when no black music could make it in 1960s to the racist entertainment industry.Blacks had to listen to white music in radio and Tv.The entertainment industry is segmented racially and is generally dominated by whites in Europe and America.

You are funny, the whites have no choice than to gradually adjust to what is the status quo which on this case is Afro beats.
This is burna boy performing at wembley stadium in the UK(a capacity of 100k). There is a huge population of white in there and I have seen clips of them reciting the lines word for word(they are even well verse than me a nigerian).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qqF3_X3QORQ

Ckay performing in Portugal. Notice how they are reciting the lines.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LxGDF_ywkVE
Fire boy performance at the BET AWARDS


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y6j0B_z_Xeg

Saddamochieng00:
I just went through this in my previous post which you seem to have completely ignored. Come to me with album sales either physical or digital in North America and Europe.

Suck guy. This is the 21st century. No one really dwell on the primitive pattern of alb sales like in the 80’s . Clay love nwantiti currently has 281m view on YouTube,I can’t begin to imagine how much influence it has garnered on Spotify,Apple Music and the likes. That is all the stat you need.

See the non-black kid performing it’s,lyrics for lyrics at the voice show in the Belgium and see the way the judges and audiences are responding and singing alongside him.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TsblXG4qwvg

Even gallivant Chennai community are hooked on it.

https://youtube.com/shorts/gBuopVQcL_I?feature=share

Saddamochieng00:
Your artist are not as big as you think and this is a fact you'd readily acknowledge If you understood the racial divide that exists in the two countries you just mentioned. The native black entertainers themselves have to squeeze in a very confined space and thats why you'd hear of crossing over to white America mostly through collabos (with white artists in predominantly white genres). In terms of streaming services and Radio/TV airplay you're basically non existent in most of white America.

You are a joke, like it or not tiktok and other social media app would be nothing and boring without black content and humor. How many blacks have you seen jump on white tiktok trends. Black content is the standard of entertainment on across any social media platform and even the media industry itself.

This is davido performing in Paris. Check the racial demography.

jl115:
- I did not see a South African chart bru... Only a Kenyan and US one

- yes its futile because I never said it that post doesn't exist, it was created in your head

- you are less than 10% of tge entire DSTV market..... Your entertainment industry needs DSTV much more than DSTV needs Nigeria

- you must be blind then. So what would you say now huh

- Actually I have located it. You said worse. You said it’s sounds ret@rded.

- uhm no. You leave we replace you in two seconds. You need all that bbnaija dollar and that’s why you are still hanging around.

jl115:
Let's get a couple of things straight.... 1. Our franchises are all over Nigeria and are actually well known, unlike Access bank which I've never heard of niether have I heard of Grobank.

2. The fact is DSTV is well known in Nigeria, that's the point, also Ive never seen BB Nigeria or real housewives in Lagos.... Sounds ret@rded if you ask me.

3. Our economy is $436 billion in 2022 not 300....maybe you missed the part where we rebased our GDP

4. Nigerias average growth rate over the last 10 years isn't even 2% I believe.... Even though your population is over 200mil

jl115:
wizkid isn't Beyonce or Michael Jackson... Please never compare them again..... Ever

You are sick. Learn to understand an argument. Rvp claimed most-whites in the US have never listed to black music and doesn’t even know a single artist. I rebutted by showing him how stupid he sounds. So long as you have lived on planet earth,there is no way you will tell me you haven’t heard the name MJ or Beyonce.

jl115:
@samorobo @GeneralDae

I already gave him my 2 cent.

jl115:
I don't so that disproves your point right there..... Me knowing a Nigerian artist is like asking a white dude from Wyoming if he know Nigerian artists........ I simply don't consume any.... And I mean as in 0 Nigerian media......

Yes a white dude from Wyoming has heard the name wizkid,so long planet earth still harbors such persons.