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Buju Banton They are singing f#ckery
Hey Fam, I don't know if you catch Buju Banton's interview on Drink Champs but he dropped some serious gems on there. What caught my attention was what he said about the state of music consumption and his disappointment in AfroBeat. We spoke about this before and it goes to show that others do feel the same way. Some people will take offense but the truth is the truth. Afrobeat has yet to be music of substance and it may seem like it's blowing up but it's not liberating Africa. No one is saying anything that really matters in the end. On another note streaming platforms are still robbing us, musicians and consumers we must find a way to improve these things. Tell what you think, leave you...
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Комментарии

  • @uhuru1713
    @uhuru1713 Час назад

    I dont agree with him...Afrobeats is truly uplifting..i listened to it a lot during lockdowns..especially Burna album 'African Giant"..it is a different Genre from Reggae..and honestly the Bashment lyrics are vile mainly..not to be played around children...Afrobeats is mainly not explicit and hope it stays that way.

  • @princemule1331
    @princemule1331 2 часа назад

    🥺

  • @BB-wd4ly
    @BB-wd4ly 10 часов назад

    Yeah yeah yeah burna boy lol

  • @testimonythompson2191
    @testimonythompson2191 11 часов назад

    Buju is hypocritical dancehall glorifies murder and degrade women i love dancehall but what the fuck are we saying that is better thsn these aftican artist. Dancehall stop talk woman ah bare chopping line guzu and gun. Afrobeat still talk bout loving woman and taking care of woman and showing the world thst africa is not jus a jungle with poor ppl that need a hand out. I swear the world start back to dance again

  • @davidgobrain497
    @davidgobrain497 13 часов назад

    Afrobeats sing F*uckrey and Buju do Drugrey! How has reagge uplifted Jamaicans!? He is just jealous! He is talking about if you want the money go get! This same entitie talking about if want money go get! Is same entitie who was SENTENCED for DRUG trafficking!!and and illega possession FIREARM most Reagge music don't talk about anything than drug's and big A*s he his jealous because none of Afrobeat artists has not futured him!! Talking Jamaicans is the Ruth how is Jamaican is the Ruth to Africa!!!?

  • @user-pz3zh2cu8q
    @user-pz3zh2cu8q 17 часов назад

    Most Of Them Don't Have Any Talent, Just A Nursery Rhime To Fast Pacing Music

  • @homebizproms
    @homebizproms День назад

    Afrobeats has no substance because nobody gives a damn about what's happening in Africa.

  • @stephaniebrown4499
    @stephaniebrown4499 День назад

    I agree with buju

  • @shamlawrence6444
    @shamlawrence6444 День назад

    Why do black people always think only one can be on top? We don't have to fight against each other, the landscape is big enough for Reggae and Afrobeat to be on top. Lets support each other's music ❤

  • @user-sq5ny1xr4w
    @user-sq5ny1xr4w День назад

    Buju, it's time to keep quiet; how many genres are necessary to convey the same message? Afrobeat has been embraced by nearly every African nation as a unifying step, allowing them to appreciate their own culture beyond colonial limits. The genre has played a role in curbing female abuse, which is prevalent in places like South Africa and Kenya. It enables men to subconsciously express romance in ways they never have before, due to its soothing and captivating lyrical appeal. In some African cultures, male affection has been stifled, but in areas where it is lacking, new emotions are being embraced, especially by the younger generation who reject old customs. This genre is favored over the degrading Dancehall songs associated with you Buju, which young Africans are rejecting. Some artists who have succeeded in a particular genre feel they must become the spokesperson for all genres. Buju, hush with your entitled rhetoric. Why haven't you shared similar thoughts on Jazz or Hip-hop? Do not police Afrobeat; it is a form of spiritual liberation for a people who have endured much, and it is welcomed.

  • @antonioslocombe1604
    @antonioslocombe1604 День назад

    I hear that substance would up the level to a different mountain

  • @ctbt1832
    @ctbt1832 День назад

    Dancehall did this to themselves. they can fix it if they collaborate like they used to instead of having personal problems and beefs with everyone

  • @fataiadegbenro984
    @fataiadegbenro984 2 дня назад

    Buju is just monolithic in his thinking and genuinely upsets because afrobeats is eating into his market Afrobeats is mostly play in west Africa specifically Nigeria and Ghana and these countries literally don’t have liberating they’re independent countries looking for love peace and stability in their countries

  • @LLALLONGLIFE
    @LLALLONGLIFE 2 дня назад

    Alot of African get up in dem feelings because of what buju said....what buju saying is African need fe sing songs to uplift the youth dem fe stay positive...instead of being in the fast lane open the youth dem eyes about the struggle..mek dem stay positive for the future..a just suh it guh 💯Africa all day every day 💯African don't get mad for the truth..one love family's

    • @davidgobrain497
      @davidgobrain497 12 часов назад

      THE QUESTION IS HOW HAS REAGGE UPLIFTED JAMAICANS?

    • @idk4778
      @idk4778 9 часов назад

      Does he say anything about Jamaicans women jumping off the second floor with legs wide open on a man dick in a chair? No he’s just a hater, Afrobeats is about love good energy and I like it

  • @mohamedconteh1885
    @mohamedconteh1885 2 дня назад

    In afrobeat we don't care about lyrics, it's a vibes, great beat, sweet melody....if you need sound with real lyrics go listen to KAO DENERO FROM SIERRA LEONE, LYRICAL JOE FROM GHANA, M.I ABAGA FROM NIGERIA, NASTY C FROM SOUTH AFRICA, KHALIGRAPH JONE FROM KENYA......afrobeat genre is to kill our stress and enjoy great moment ...noted that.

  • @atomicchev
    @atomicchev 2 дня назад

    I find Burna Boy's Music to be very good, especially songs like 'The Monsters They made'. I personally feel like every genre doesn't have to be about struggle and hardship. I feel like we as black people have enough reminders of 'reality' and that other genres like Reggae already have that job. I feel one of the biggest tricks played on us as blacks is thinking that our message must always reflect our struggles. This keeps us in low vibration, in our trauma and quite frankly hopeless and depressed. Our major issue as a race is that of wealth building but no one wants to talk about that part. We usually show up to the table with the least amount of money and have the least amount of financial knowledge and thus the least amount of power. This idea that somehow talking about our issues without actually acting to fix them, will somehow help us does little to change our position. I am aware of all the inequalities and all the history, I know this stuff and i feel this stuff but I am also beginning to see how it can become a weapon we use against ourselves. Everyone has their role, some people sing about the inequalities and some people will make mad money and so they can afford to help remove the financial barriers that fuel these inequalities.

  • @jeanwilliams-bowens124
    @jeanwilliams-bowens124 2 дня назад

    Good video. Those 3 artise are correct about what they say

  • @MrRastafari01
    @MrRastafari01 3 дня назад

    Afrobeats is pure pop nonsense, reggaeton is foolishness stolen beats too…. Roots Rock Reggae is liberation music

  • @jahifaraji
    @jahifaraji 3 дня назад

    Wake up youth we should love this brother for putting a mirror in our faces....the fuckery of the music industry is affecting the pockets of the artist and the minds of youth struggling who need inspiration from no more gangster b.s..r trap

  • @effiongukih8827
    @effiongukih8827 3 дня назад

    Listen Mr Buju BINTON , it's time you retire, GO face or take care of your grand kids right ?. Leave young black boys and girls to sing, celebrate , enjoy AFROBEATS. IT'S NOT ALL THE CENTURIES WE SHOULD BE MOANING, LAMENTING, SINGING SAD SONGS etc

  • @gabrielyanney8716
    @gabrielyanney8716 3 дня назад

    The level of ignorance on Afrobeats is pathetic. Afrobeats have lyrics guys. It has categories Afropop Afrofuision, Highlife, Lagbahda, Fuji etc.Makoussa, Decadle etc. The songs that go viral are Afropop and Amapiano records. Bro, you sound ignorant saying that a whole genre doesn't have conscious records. Have you sat to think that most of the songs are done in different languages. Burna Boy doesn't understand all the languages spoken in Nigerian music alone, how much more the continent .Burna is the same individual to hop on any viral Afropop and Amapiano record. Calling someone's music fuckery. People already speak about issues. Fuck Buju Banton. All the top afrobeat artist have conscious records from Burna Boy to Wizkid. Wizkid biggest song in Africa called Ojuelegba is a song that addresses the struggle. Burna has Ye, Another. Story, Collateral damage etc. The songs have a good vibe so you ignorant folks think it's all about a good time. Wake up and stop looking down on other genres. When y'all was popping, no African told you the type of music you should make. Why do you have the audacity to tell a genre and people what songs they should make. Fuck outta here.

  • @sjenanoubis39
    @sjenanoubis39 3 дня назад

    It is bothering me to for years, there is only one image of a successful African guy in Music. It all this empty headed players. There are No other options! Its 1 sausages no originality. And young boys and girls think thats it.

  • @LorientJames
    @LorientJames 3 дня назад

    Buju talking truth and some people talking shit about him

    • @idk4778
      @idk4778 9 часов назад

      Truth about what? Does he say the same thing about Jamaica music? Does he say anything about Jamaicans women jumping off the second floor with legs wide open on a man dick in a chair? No he’s just a hater, Afrobeats is about love good energy and I like it

  • @Thatkenyannigga
    @Thatkenyannigga 4 дня назад

    The audacity of cocaine dealer 😂😂😂

  • @zarocalibur6804
    @zarocalibur6804 4 дня назад

    😂😂it's nonsense 😂😂😂

  • @professorceesaytv99
    @professorceesaytv99 4 дня назад

    You need to be diverse and strike a balance when making an analysis. Samething goes to most dancehall vibes. Afrobeats and dancehall are much more similar. But I didn't hear Buju making emphasis on dancehall vibes. Which mostly promotes violence etc. Afrobeat and reggae are much more alike. Conscious vibes and elevation. There's a different between Afrobeats and Afrobeat.

  • @professorceesaytv99
    @professorceesaytv99 4 дня назад

    What Is the Difference Between Afrobeat And Afrobeats? Afrobeat (without s) and Afrobeats (with s) are musical genres with roots in West Africa. They share other similarities but should not be confused. Here’s how you can tell the difference between Afrobeat and Afrobeats. What is Afrobeat? Afrobeat is a musical genre that was created by Nigerian musician Fela Kuti. While he was studying music in England, Fela Kuti started a band called Koola Lobitos. The band played a blend of Ghanaian highlife and jazz. In the early 1960s, Fela Kuti returned to Nigeria and reformed the Koola Lobitos. What does Afrobeat sound like? Afrobeat brings together funk, jazz,high life, and traditional African music. The songs are long and can be recognized by their complex instrumentation. Afrobeat bands are often composed of several musicians playing several instruments. Electric piano, guitars, horns, percussions, and vocals all contribute to the rhythm of the songs. Afrobeat is a socially conscious music. In their lyrics, the artists address the political, social, and economic issues of their time. What is Afrobeats? Afrobeats is a term that groups several African pop music genres. These music styles initially developed in Nigeria and Ghana in the late 90s to mid-2000s. What do Afrobeats sound like? Afrobeats is a mix of West African pop music with hip hop, dancehall, R&B, and EDM. The rhythm of the songs is catchy and upbeat. Most Afrobeats songs are not politically engaged. The lyrics are often about love, relationships, personal success, partying, and other light topics. Take note and kindly share; Afrobeat is similar to conscious reggae vibes. Likewise, Afrobeats is similar to a party like dancehall music. In most cases, you can still come across conscious Afrobeats and dancehall songs. Vice-versa.

  • @Horseracer-ds3vk
    @Horseracer-ds3vk 4 дня назад

    Jealous and on crack 😂😂😂😂

    • @artworkshop586
      @artworkshop586 18 часов назад

      So burna jealousy too? cuz he said the same

  • @beoneafrica9476
    @beoneafrica9476 4 дня назад

    Before reggae roots there was calypso and other music in which the contain was only to dance and free your soul In USA also the same thing was going on with pop music Even in hip hop there was no education lyrics at the beginning only boasting and showing their material thing or bragging Same with the African successful artist except fêla Kuti . Not to the war against reggae that was and still is I am a reggae artist for 40 years and I live in Philadelphia as a young man since 1978 that I was a reggaeman who also experimented rock blues soul hip hop

    • @artworkshop586
      @artworkshop586 18 часов назад

      Lol at the beginning off hip Hop was all conscious music from rakim to KRS-One and even before them it spoke about what was happening within the communities even before DJ Kool herc you dont know nothing be quiet I live in NYC the home of hip Hop and I am from Jamaica new reggae and many musicians please do not speak

  • @takyiakuffu-nz7ot
    @takyiakuffu-nz7ot 4 дня назад

    Wouldn't go back to the old days of cds because l hated it when the cd scratched and Wouldn't play These days with spotify l have a lot of music in my pocket

    • @KillahManjaro
      @KillahManjaro 3 дня назад

      I use Bandcamp. Once I purchase the music on their site. I can download it and play it on any device I choose. I can also stream all the content I purchase on their app as well as other artists music. I use to subscribe to Zune aka Xbox music. It predated iTunes subscription and all other streaming platforms. This is around 2008.i finally came to my senses and stop subscribing to it because I don't own anything at the end of the day. Until consumers come to their senses and stop subscribing nothing will change.

    • @KillahManjaro
      @KillahManjaro 3 дня назад

      Bty. All the cds I purchased back in the day I made copies and only play the rip version.

  • @gibbinjie4323
    @gibbinjie4323 4 дня назад

    Bitter truth

  • @kie2886
    @kie2886 4 дня назад

    Listen to M. JOSH

  • @kie2886
    @kie2886 4 дня назад

    If you don't understand the language you wouldn't know they are singing about uplifting.

  • @ericthompson-9072
    @ericthompson-9072 4 дня назад

    I still have a lot off cds that I bought and I'm not throwing them away

  • @multyz1
    @multyz1 4 дня назад

    Why didn't he criticize American rap artists? All the years in prison, he couldn't write any songs?

    • @robmiller6389
      @robmiller6389 3 часа назад

      Black empowerment political rap has always been in the hip hop. Public enemy, Poor righteous teachers, Paris, krs one, immortal technique, X clan, de La soul, The fugees, mos def and common

    • @multyz1
      @multyz1 Час назад

      @robmiller6389 You're talking about old school rappers, and he was talking about the current most popular music genre. Africans do music for Africans, and if you're not an African and want to vibe to it, good. Africans have always supported roots reggae and dancehall music even though most didn't understand a lot of the crap in their lyrics. Afrobeat is about 5% of African music. Africa has a lot of music genres that most non Africans don't even understand the lyrics. Afrobeat is not even the most popular music genre in about 99% of all African countries.

  • @cdee75
    @cdee75 4 дня назад

    This guy went from hero to zero. How could you sing all those conscious music and sell coke?

    • @necasweetness4778
      @necasweetness4778 4 дня назад

      Did you see him selling coke why was burna banned form Uk answer that, you people listen reply but not to understand..

    • @cdee75
      @cdee75 4 дня назад

      @necasweetness4778 why was he locked up?

    • @OtisLawrence-jx7xv
      @OtisLawrence-jx7xv 4 дня назад

      Yes did you saw him selling coke?

    • @OtisLawrence-jx7xv
      @OtisLawrence-jx7xv 4 дня назад

      ​@@cdee75why a lot of people got lock up they'll done something wrong...what did Mandela do to got lock up answer that

    • @cdee75
      @cdee75 4 дня назад

      @OtisLawrence-jx7xv we all know the cause of Mandela being locked up and stopped playing dumb. Again, why was Buju locked up the white man home? As good as Buju music is, he's a terrible person. Even sons said that before he died.

  • @jerry76411
    @jerry76411 4 дня назад

    Can’t stop reggae music

  • @PM-gp3oy
    @PM-gp3oy 5 дней назад

    Seun Kuti (Fela's son) writes and records political music but for some reason he is not as popular as the likes of Burna Boy, Whizkidd etc I can only think that its because the western record companies do not want politicised music making it through to the mainstream, I mean Bob Marley ended up getting assassinated by the powers that be because his music conveyed very powerful political messages.

    • @cdee75
      @cdee75 5 дней назад

      @PM-gp3oy different time my friend internet will make anyone popular overnight. Tik toc, RUclips, Facebook, just to name a few.

  • @walkingflame25
    @walkingflame25 5 дней назад

    When people learn to take criticism then they will overstand what buju Banton is saying, has nothing to do with hate or being left behind truth does hurt some people nerves and truth is before everything.

    • @cdee75
      @cdee75 5 дней назад

      This is more hate than the truth. We African have the same rights as anyone's else. We can choose which genre of music is good for the dance floor. Afro beat and Amapiano are for dance. If you want to listen to conscious music, we have Alpha Blondy, Lucky Dube, and more.

    • @dionbernard3033
      @dionbernard3033 5 дней назад

      Exactly

    • @empress34yahudah7
      @empress34yahudah7 5 дней назад

      ​@@cdee75then dance on your dirt roads and your people poor, hungry and suffering! stay in your continent and dance, stop run to other people's county, to look for a better life, just stay there and dance and catch vibes...

    • @cdee75
      @cdee75 5 дней назад

      @empress34yahudah7 Jamaica is no different. Y'all are about to lose all of your coastline to tourism . And they push the real citizens inland, go and fight that

    • @illrizzocgg1009
      @illrizzocgg1009 5 дней назад

      ​@@cdee75 💯

  • @truebornafrican9213
    @truebornafrican9213 5 дней назад

    The gatekeepers are not letting those real Rasta acts come through. I Wayne , Warrior King , Lutan Fayah come through who have stayed in their lane and have delivered yet not getting the props . Music is a business and often times lyrics are tools. Buju .. you are not the biggest thing out of Jamaica and you did a song Destiny and you ended up in prison through vanity …Stay in your lane and let this youths rise . There are loads of uplifting songs from Burnaboy but not big so that’s music for you ..

    • @blackallday
      @blackallday 5 дней назад

      Real talk

    • @OtisLawrence-jx7xv
      @OtisLawrence-jx7xv 4 дня назад

      What did Mandela said are do to end up in prison? Is people just like you send these great people in prison

    • @truebornafrican9213
      @truebornafrican9213 4 дня назад

      @@OtisLawrence-jx7xv ??? A bit of clarity before I press the wrong button pls …

  • @truebornafrican9213
    @truebornafrican9213 5 дней назад

    Every time I listen to this I get the creeps . Buju is hating more than the truth. He’s upset because the music business have left him behind and even lucky to be let out off Jamaica back to the US . When Buju starts doing Boom bye bye again , may be I will then take him with a pinch of salt . This is double standards to me . Then he says his from the Ibo tribe of Nigeria… the man look high on coke not that weed he’s brandishing

    • @roystonh5638
      @roystonh5638 4 дня назад

      His vitriol and animosity towards afrobeat is unwarranted. No one in africa has ever attacked or dismissed jamaica with all her negatives, dancehall included. He never know what the genre might morph or evolve into, granted its a new music. Shoulda just kept his mouth shut if he had nothing to say.

    • @trevormcdonald385
      @trevormcdonald385 4 дня назад

      It sound like your hating to me considering burna bwoy said the same thing and nobody said anything but you have a problem when Buju say it Buju is entitled to his opinion

    • @OtisLawrence-jx7xv
      @OtisLawrence-jx7xv 4 дня назад

      Right Burna boy said the very something and laugh about it but you people never said anything about what he said when he did

    • @SereneEarth-fl6qh
      @SereneEarth-fl6qh 3 дня назад

      U wish u have it like jamaicon

    • @truebornafrican9213
      @truebornafrican9213 3 дня назад

      @@SereneEarth-fl6qh You are small minded that’s why you think one black man is different from the other . You need to go and get some education unless you want me to enlighten you a bit and deviate at the same time . Do you know that the only heart hospital in the Caribbean, Kingston is owned by a Nigerian. You are not articulate enough to understand discussions …

  • @lolitaharley8701
    @lolitaharley8701 6 дней назад

    Facts speaking truth

  • @SaidouJawo-d9f
    @SaidouJawo-d9f 6 дней назад

    Most of Dancehall vybz is all about Killing and did dancehall fill up this venues Afro beat is filling up now people are going for what makes them feel joy and happy and there some songs in Afro beat that tuch heart of people soo emotional you don’t listing to Afro beat that’s the problem 😅

  • @Infamous_Cam
    @Infamous_Cam 6 дней назад

    Jamaica isn’t free either

  • @stanleyassor3172
    @stanleyassor3172 7 дней назад

    Bro, the idea that Afrobeats doesn't need lyrics is crap. Afrobeats has been cheapened by people who put quick money first rather than quality music and in the log run, Africa will lose if we don't get our act right. Why is it that when it comes to Africans we re comfortable with being associated with mediocrity? Afropop could have a future if we do it riht, but if we continue this way, its only a matter of time before K-Pop takes over, and bro, K-Pop is already asserting itself very well in the biggest music markets in the world, like the US, the UK and Japan

  • @thekusiwaa
    @thekusiwaa 7 дней назад

    lyrics or no lyrics it's here to stay we listen to it tor the vibes (freeing our souls and relaxing)so stop the hate🇬🇭♥️

  • @seentiaoba9032
    @seentiaoba9032 7 дней назад

    Lyrics or no lyrics let people choose what they want to hear😅

  • @osatogbeshola434
    @osatogbeshola434 8 дней назад

    boss i am a Nigeria tell all the Jamaican musicians to stop smoking weed. Only Burna will feed Bounty Killer for a year. When it comes to population Jamiaca's population is not up to a state in Nigeria

  • @kittenbrave1003
    @kittenbrave1003 9 дней назад

    Truth Spoken, it's like Marvin Gaye, James Brown, etc... during the Civil Rights movement

  • @davidgobrain497
    @davidgobrain497 10 дней назад

    Who cares! If there's lyrics or not this so called Jamaicans! Are just jealous! Do your thing let's do ours Nigerians got no time for competition we are just here to make money take care of our family and most of all be happy!! None of Jamaicans musicians are doing better than Nigeria musicians yes I said because the real musical legend in Jamaica I mean people like Father Bob family ain't running around running their mouth anyhow talking loud this damn carial dead Musicians who couldn't do anything with time are the ones who keep running drugs mouth!!!