Lucky Dube addressed issues in Africa and was murdered, Bob Marley said one love and Jamaica has one of the highest murder rate in the world. Where is the conscious music getting them? Seems like it is leading them to an early grave. I don't necessarily like the modern music, but at least it is making people happy.
@@hv7894 Finish him. like Africans cant see their surrounding. Funny enough he is so ignorant that he doesnt even know coupe decale music from ivory coast and cameroon are conscious genre but if he heard it, he will think its a commercial genre. Person wey no undertsand wetin dem dey talk for songs.
@mrlewin5567 is it because I am smart enough to know exactly what Buju is trying to do? He wants everyone to support his type of music. The Afrobeat music has gotten too powerful for him, and he is losing sleep over it. If his type of music was still at the top, he would not pay any attention to the Afrobeat artists or what they are singing about.
Buju Banton is worried about the fight that dancehall and reggae music is getting from Afrobeat. Most Jamaicans don't like and support other people's music. They hardly play music from other Caribbean islands. Soca artist from the Caribbean are selling out stadiums without Jamaicans support. They are very selfish.
It's a fact that reggae started from Jamaicans copying New orleans jazz and black American r&b even Bob Marley credited N.O. jazz legend fats Domino with creating reggae and the whole Jamaicans created rap hip hop thing has been demolished with fact, black Americans created it even kool herc says it but many Jamaican will deny it
What has soca did for apartied in south africa and Zimbabwe All the man was saying use some message to hejp free the continent If the massive stand up the game is over all yall heard was Afrobeat Buju didn't brought afrobeat in the interview he just gave his perspective it was Jamaicans that help freed those people Shabba Ranks was in SA for Mandella' Bob did Zimbabwe Jimmy Cliff refused to perform in South Africa until all the races were there Need I go on Jamaica is just a small island that will always hold on to their mothers dress We are very passionate when it comes to the continent He was not jealous He said make you money but use your instrument and spread a message Stephen Marley "Made in Africa" This is the respect they have for the continent look at his video "African Pride" you will not see another genre made a video of this Some of you on the continent doesn't even want to speak your father's tongue #MENTAL SLAVERY
He’s just jealous and selfish Different sound We speak our language use our different vibes to make our music 🎶 This is just jealousy Far different sir And please go and sit down
Buju talking about a balance in the music talking about real issues affecting Africa, he did say reggaeton is taking from Jamaica and not giving credit, he never said afro beats is biting off of dancehall.
@@ralphphillips3983Tell dem to keep on dancing that 's why the world treats their leaders on the continent like children Every year call on the colonizers to protect their countries Pay billions while they are dancing their riches Stop the damn dancing Its like letting a naked man offering you clothes
No, watch the interview at the very beginning of the Afrobeats discussion. He said "They don't give f'ing props back to Dancehall and Reggae." His mood was a bit bitter as he said it.
@@kingc6175This people think one way don't bother arguing with them, they are hateful, I've met many in the UK many dont like Africans except few of their women, they like Nigerian men a lot because we're providers
What is definition of reggae? Why it was created? African never learn why there life is like that and what can be done. Reggae see the problem and solution. When you make no impact you are just for the present with expiration. The reason reggae is still going strong is because it has an impact and now a become a culture.
Yeow, Burna should not have dissed Steel Pulse. He knows Jamaican people and our history, him think seh we did ah just tek dat from him and nuh call unnuh out afterwards!?
@@JasonEdwards12 So what, do they realise how big Africa is to compare with Jamaica? Africa does not any other country to support their music. They can support themselves and still stay on top. They don't need Jamaica to support them. Jamaica's support is irrelevant.
As the Great King Yellowman said a few months ago at a concert "Be Nice. Just be nice." Buju could learn a thing from him. Being positive and humble makes all the difference.
Of all the countries in the world, Jamaica is the last people you'd think would join Ghana to become jealous of the success of Nigeria's entertainment industry.
@Wavecurve They are not joining Ghana. They want everything for themselves. They don't want Nigeria or Ghana to succeed in the industry. They would be happy for you not to sell any music ever again. Remember, your music is supposed to be shit.
Dear Lady in black pants, learn how to defend your music and your country. Stop joining other people to attack and smear your country. This is not good. These people want to kill Afrobeats. Please stop patronizing people who hate our country and our culture. Afrobeats is Nigerian's culture. Please stop. Also, please learn how to articulate your thoughts concisely without rambling endlessly. You did not make any sense. The other lady was very articulate and crisp in her summation. This is very important in broadcasting. Stop defending people who insults your culture.
I dont agree with his views on this. We have enough problems without adding this unnecessary wahala. Reggae music was created in the Caribbean but it is heavily influenced by its African roots. Afrobeat musicians now borrow from Reggae from time to time; so what! We (i.e. the black diaspora) should be boosting ourselves up because of our successes and encouraging each other to excel, because our orgins are the same. Instead our internal division is why other cultures so easily exploit us. We need to change the narrative.
Everything Buju said is correct. He is a musical genius. Afrobeat is cool, but there are no variations in Afrobeat, most Afrobeat talks about the same things. The continent is going through so much turmoil, however it seems that the Afrobeat artists are just thinking about their pockets instead of the people.
@wrekketekke They don't need any variation. Why fix something if it's not broken? Have you seen the crowd that follows these Afrobeat artists? They are definitely doing something right.
@wrekketekke The media is there to keep people abreast of what is happening worldwide. Singing songs makes little difference. That is why JAMAICANS ARE SLAUGHTERING EACH OTHER ON A DAILY BASIS. THEIR CONSCIOUS, UPLIFTING, LIBERATING MUSIC IS NOT WORKING.
@@Iquivo Not sure what you are trying to say here. It seems as though you may have some problems when you are trying to articulate yourself. With regards to the music being boring, the packed out stadiums, filled to capacity when Afrobeat artists are performing, do not look boring to me. Everyone always seems to be having a good time, and don't look like they are worried about getting SHOT AT, OR BE HIT WITH A STRAY BULLET on the way out. THIS MAY SOUND FAMILIAR TO YOU.
To be honest, nowadays afrobeat songs are just for the dancehalls. It lacks substance, and most of it shouldn’t even be allowed in our country anyway. If I were president, I’d ban so many songs, both in hip hop, afrobeat, and especially rap. Some of the ideals in this things are not good for the society long term. Also, most songs in all genre globally these days, most of them lack substance, not just in afrobeat. The songs I’d ban are the ones about secs, smokin, or you know. The negative things we don’t want in the society.
@chimawilliams That's the greedy corrupted people in high places job to do. That's what they're getting paid for. Even if the artists bring awareness, nothing gets done, and they can lose their life if they expose the government.
He is just jealous of the raise of afro beats. How many africans musicians did he collaborated with in his heyday? political messages can hinder your career so that why most successful artists don’t like to talk abt sensitive political matters.
Go back and watch the entire video Continue that's why the continent is what it is Shoot the messenger Y'all are still sleeping How can the majority be the minority that's the problem Use the power for buju to fight y'all oppressors The truth hurt doesn't
How are they more oppressed than you? Who exactly is oppressing them? Tell me how you are more free than them. Why are Jamaicans saying such ignorant stuff?
@chimawilliams if we are all sleeping, then Jamaica must be in a COMA. How can they not realise that Jamaica is desperately in need of help?. Little Jamaica is one of the murder capital of the world that is a shameful situation to be in. It is quite obvious that the conscious music is not working. Let the Africans enjoy themselves. Jamaica is always in mourning for their murdered family members.
Coming from a cocaine pusher who got banged up. No thank you. We dont want any advise from him. We are still waiting to see how he liberated the jamaican youths by teaching them how to sell drugs GTFOH
@tinomckenzie8005 This comment is very disrespectful. I am not into that genre of music, but I will not stoop so low. Everyone deserves to be respected and appreciated for their work. Live and let live. We all must eat.
@@tinomckenzie8005 Afrobeat is battling reggae and if you like it that's cool, Africa have over thirty millions youth under 30 years of age to support Afrobeat 😀
Nothing from his criticism but jealousy and bitterness. What is conscious in Dancehall and Soca or Calypso? If Afrobeats is not uplifting enough for you, you have options in other genres. Africans don't have to listen to genres from outside the continent every time. This is Afrobeats time, therefore should be celebrated as music of Africa origin. Afrobeats is not about music alone but food fashion and culture. Foreigners are being introduced to Africanow food and fashion through Afrobeats. Curiosity about Africa is increasing through Afrobeats. If you can not get your fulfilment through Afrobeats,look for it somewhere. Music is personal.
Calypso influence the creation of reggae ok it were the poor people news paper current and past events ,soca were created for the feel goods music ok those genres aren't Buju issues Calypso were influence by kiaso music of Africa all music influenced each other can't give credit to just one genre
@@paul-lq5nwPaul Calypso influence reggae creation 😂😂😂😂? Don't talk nonsense ! Reggae was created from a tape delay in Jamaica it's creation was influence to reflect Gods people in Jamaica,reggae is spiritual music given to the isrealites aka jamaicans so don't talk nonsense
The igbo slaves were preferred in the Caribbean because they work the land better compared to other ethnic groups back then. Over 70 percent of Jamaicans are of Igbo descent and of Ashanti Decent from Ghana.
Afrobeat and Afrobeat is NOT from reggae music or dancehall music. Afrobeat is from Nigeria 🇳🇬 not Jamaica. Afrobeats is not a dancehall music genre. Let Black people from USA, Caribbeans Islands and in Africa should allow Nigerians enjoy their shine and stop trying to claim or criticize Afrobeats music which is Nigeria music genre. God bless Nigeria 🇳🇬 🇳🇬🇳🇬
@@RichardWillis-fn4hg So he was framed for selling coke? Have you listened to Buju Taxi driver? Do you really think he's innocent? And for the record yes many people were framed but it's different in his case.
No beat can take anything from Reggae you are mad 😊girl you miss the point it’s not about working with people it's the colonial struggle black people are facing the point is we Jamaica 🇯🇲 are fighting for Africa and to see you are not, woke in up we Jamaican fight for Africa every one that is what he is saying we need the African artist to fight for the people that is what we are saying
In other words, Buju is saying african artists should make more freedom fighting music. Silly guy. Everyone can't do such music and buju has no right to open his mouth to even insinuate that we take from. Dancehall and reggae. Does Asake sound like he is taking from Dancehall, does Kizz Daniel sound anything close to elephant man or Bob marley? No, they don't and they don't have too. Now some artistes have certain tracks that talks about societal problems like Burna boy have a few and there are many more. If buju doesn't know, he needs to make some findings first, it wouldn't hurt.
Also I agree that we need the african artist to sing more about th3 societal issue but let's be real, singing g is not the solution but getting in the streets to protest and the governmen5will be shaking in their boots. The time to protest by singing is in the past. You don't beg for freedom, you take it. The government is scared of the people.
Play attention, nobody is going to make no album on everyday struggle. Few songs here and there. Stop the Cap. There have been a lot of Nigerian artist that have been music about freeman and the situation in Nigeria. Stop the Cap 🧢
Buju should go and sit down, when he started his career he was so conscious that he ended up in jail. mtschew.
When he was jailed, the wife divorced and moved to africa, Ghana. Buju got hate for us even b4 afrobeats became very global guys because of this
Lucky Dube addressed issues in Africa and was murdered, Bob Marley said one love and Jamaica has one of the highest murder rate in the world. Where is the conscious music getting them? Seems like it is leading them to an early grave. I don't necessarily like the modern music, but at least it is making people happy.
Happy and delusional
@@truce6390 At least they are not killing each other.
@@hv7894 Finish him. like Africans cant see their surrounding. Funny enough he is so ignorant that he doesnt even know coupe decale music from ivory coast and cameroon are conscious genre but if he heard it, he will think its a commercial genre. Person wey no undertsand wetin dem dey talk for songs.
You're who you're verry shallow.
@mrlewin5567 is it because I am smart enough to know exactly what Buju is trying to do? He wants everyone to support his type of music. The Afrobeat music has gotten too powerful for him, and he is losing sleep over it. If his type of music was still at the top, he would not pay any attention to the Afrobeat artists or what they are singing about.
Buju Banton is worried about the fight that dancehall and reggae music is getting from Afrobeat. Most Jamaicans don't like and support other people's music. They hardly play music from other Caribbean islands. Soca artist from the Caribbean are selling out stadiums without Jamaicans support. They are very selfish.
It's a fact that reggae started from Jamaicans copying New orleans jazz and black American r&b even Bob Marley credited N.O. jazz legend fats Domino with creating reggae and the whole Jamaicans created rap hip hop thing has been demolished with fact, black Americans created it even kool herc says it but many Jamaican will deny it
@hv7894 you think their selfishness is why dancehall is dead now?
@hv7894 do you think their selfishness is why dancehall is not good anymore?
@@JasonEdwards12 For sure. They need to appreciate another artist work even if they don't like their music.
What has soca did for apartied in south africa and Zimbabwe All the man was saying use some message to hejp free the continent If the massive stand up the game is over all yall heard was Afrobeat Buju didn't brought afrobeat in the interview he just gave his perspective it was Jamaicans that help freed those people Shabba Ranks was in SA for Mandella' Bob did Zimbabwe Jimmy Cliff refused to perform in South Africa until all the races were there Need I go on Jamaica is just a small island that will always hold on to their mothers dress We are very passionate when it comes to the continent He was not jealous He said make you money but use your instrument and spread a message Stephen Marley "Made in Africa" This is the respect they have for the continent
look at his video "African Pride" you will not see another genre made a video of this Some of you on the continent doesn't even want to speak your father's tongue #MENTAL SLAVERY
If you watch the interview he said reggaeton artist dont give them the credit, he never said afro beats takes from Jamaicans culture or dancehall.
mental slavery still prominent on the continent 1 billion people are sleeping
He’s just jealous and selfish
Different sound
We speak our language use our different vibes to make our music
🎶
This is just jealousy
Far different sir
And please go and sit down
Buju talking about a balance in the music talking about real issues affecting Africa, he did say reggaeton is taking from Jamaica and not giving credit, he never said afro beats is biting off of dancehall.
Not all music has to be political, Africans love happy music to dance to .
@@ralphphillips3983Tell dem to keep on dancing that 's why the world treats their leaders on the continent like children Every year call on the colonizers to protect their countries Pay billions while they are dancing their riches Stop the damn dancing Its like letting a naked man offering you clothes
politicians can do that for you but artists are here to make beautiful happy fun and good vibe music
No, watch the interview at the very beginning of the Afrobeats discussion. He said "They don't give f'ing props back to Dancehall and Reggae." His mood was a bit bitter as he said it.
He's a fn 🤡...And anybody who can't see it.
My sister this is not about Nigeria you have to understand the context, you have to know the meaning of music and the purpose.
what is the meaning of music and the purpose
@@kingc6175This people think one way don't bother arguing with them, they are hateful, I've met many in the UK many dont like Africans except few of their women, they like Nigerian men a lot because we're providers
What is definition of reggae? Why it was created? African never learn why there life is like that and what can be done. Reggae see the problem and solution. When you make no impact you are just for the present with expiration. The reason reggae is still going strong is because it has an impact and now a become a culture.
Yeow, Burna should not have dissed Steel Pulse. He knows Jamaican people and our history, him think seh we did ah just tek dat from him and nuh call unnuh out afterwards!?
Bounty killer said his piece, spragga benz said him nah listen afrobeats now buju banton
@@JasonEdwards12 So what, do they realise how big Africa is to compare with Jamaica? Africa does not any other country to support their music. They can support themselves and still stay on top. They don't need Jamaica to support them. Jamaica's support is irrelevant.
Lotta fn 🤡s exposing themselves. smh.
As the Great King Yellowman said a few months ago at a concert "Be Nice. Just be nice." Buju could learn a thing from him. Being positive and humble makes all the difference.
Of all the countries in the world, Jamaica is the last people you'd think would join Ghana to become jealous of the success of Nigeria's entertainment industry.
@Wavecurve They are not joining Ghana. They want everything for themselves. They don't want Nigeria or Ghana to succeed in the industry. They would be happy for you not to sell any music ever again. Remember, your music is supposed to be shit.
Nobody said Nigeria Why are you laying say what you feel but be truthful
Dear Lady in black pants, learn how to defend your music and your country. Stop joining other people to attack and smear your country. This is not good. These people want to kill Afrobeats. Please stop patronizing people who hate our country and our culture. Afrobeats is Nigerian's culture. Please stop. Also, please learn how to articulate your thoughts concisely without rambling endlessly. You did not make any sense. The other lady was very articulate and crisp in her summation. This is very important in broadcasting. Stop defending people who insults your culture.
Yeah , they should be singing about love and Unity with the North.
And south
Reggae music speak for all black people around the world
No it does not. We are not all the same.
@@alexskatit4188yes it does, because all black people are apart of the human race
When they compare Xamaicans there's no comparison. We stand for something...
Buju banton is perfectly right.
sing song to elevate your listener
@user-of8xl3hi4p Listeners need to find ways to elevate themselves. Don't wait for a song to do it for them. That's procrastination.
lol these people have no brains smh
Jealousy in Buju banton!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
... Done!!!
I dont agree with his views on this. We have enough problems without adding this unnecessary wahala. Reggae music was created in the Caribbean but it is heavily influenced by its African roots. Afrobeat musicians now borrow from Reggae from time to time; so what! We (i.e. the black diaspora) should be boosting ourselves up because of our successes and encouraging each other to excel, because our orgins are the same. Instead our internal division is why other cultures so easily exploit us. We need to change the narrative.
They need to sing to help free their people.
@patriciabartley7821 Singing cannot free anyone. The greedy, corrupted heads of state need to do their jobs properly.
@@patriciabartley7821 Music cannot free people.
Free their people from what? Tell me how you are more free than them?
these people so dumb thinking music can free people, you the only one that can free yourself
@@Wavecurvemaybe from Mosquitoes, help me ask the idiot
🙏✝️🫶🇯🇲❤️💛💚🇳🇬
Everything Buju said is correct. He is a musical genius. Afrobeat is cool, but there are no variations in Afrobeat, most Afrobeat talks about the same things. The continent is going through so much turmoil, however it seems that the Afrobeat artists are just thinking about their pockets instead of the people.
@wrekketekke They don't need any variation. Why fix something if it's not broken? Have you seen the crowd that follows these Afrobeat artists? They are definitely doing something right.
I guess Buju was thinking of the people when he was pushing Cocaine on his people and got banged up for it. GTFOH
@wrekketekke The media is there to keep people abreast of what is happening worldwide. Singing songs makes little difference. That is why JAMAICANS ARE SLAUGHTERING EACH OTHER ON A DAILY BASIS. THEIR CONSCIOUS, UPLIFTING, LIBERATING MUSIC IS NOT WORKING.
@@hv7894afro beat boring it's The something
@@Iquivo Not sure what you are trying to say here. It seems as though you may have some problems when you are trying to articulate yourself.
With regards to the music being boring, the packed out stadiums, filled to capacity when Afrobeat artists are performing, do not look boring to me. Everyone always seems to be having a good time, and don't look like they are worried about getting SHOT AT, OR BE HIT WITH A STRAY BULLET on the way out. THIS MAY SOUND FAMILIAR TO YOU.
Jealousy 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
To be honest, nowadays afrobeat songs are just for the dancehalls. It lacks substance, and most of it shouldn’t even be allowed in our country anyway. If I were president, I’d ban so many songs, both in hip hop, afrobeat, and especially rap. Some of the ideals in this things are not good for the society long term.
Also, most songs in all genre globally these days, most of them lack substance, not just in afrobeat.
The songs I’d ban are the ones about secs, smokin, or you know. The negative things we don’t want in the society.
Afrobeat king Fela Kuti
@@damarezcurtis he’s not.
@@Therealclips-ib8bm why isn’t he happy than for the poorest continent. Finally Africa a rise and who hates on Africa? Black people.. smmfh
Leave them alone they said they have no message They just love to dance While the world enjoyed their natural resources
@chimawilliams That's the greedy corrupted people in high places job to do. That's what they're getting paid for. Even if the artists bring awareness, nothing gets done, and they can lose their life if they expose the government.
He is just jealous of the raise of afro beats. How many africans musicians did he collaborated with in his heyday? political messages can hinder your career so that why most successful artists don’t like to talk abt sensitive political matters.
You don't need to help interprete what he is saying... We here him loud and clear....and it sounds like jealousy.
Go back and watch the entire video Continue that's why the continent is what it is Shoot the messenger Y'all are still sleeping How can the majority be the minority that's the problem Use the power for buju to fight y'all oppressors The truth hurt doesn't
How are they more oppressed than you? Who exactly is oppressing them? Tell me how you are more free than them. Why are Jamaicans saying such ignorant stuff?
use what power lol I think jealousy makes you people unable to think straight lol
@chimawilliams if we are all sleeping, then Jamaica must be in a COMA. How can they not realise that Jamaica is desperately in need of help?. Little Jamaica is one of the murder capital of the world that is a shameful situation to be in. It is quite obvious that the conscious music is not working. Let the Africans enjoy themselves. Jamaica is always in mourning for their murdered family members.
Coming from a cocaine pusher who got banged up. No thank you. We dont want any advise from him. We are still waiting to see how he liberated the jamaican youths by teaching them how to sell drugs GTFOH
Afro take your 10 minutes of fame we have raggea music that will never stop playing
@tinomckenzie8005 This comment is very disrespectful. I am not into that genre of music, but I will not stoop so low. Everyone deserves to be respected and appreciated for their work. Live and let live. We all must eat.
@tinomckenzie8005 You love reggae so much. You can't even spell the name
HOW SAD!
ANYBODY who hates on Afrobeats and Africa is a CLOWN. No Exceptions!
@@tinomckenzie8005 Afrobeat is battling reggae and if you like it that's cool, Africa have over thirty millions youth under 30 years of age to support Afrobeat 😀
Nothing from his criticism but jealousy and bitterness. What is conscious in Dancehall and Soca or Calypso? If Afrobeats is not uplifting enough for you, you have options in other genres. Africans don't have to listen to genres from outside the continent every time. This is Afrobeats time, therefore should be celebrated as music of Africa origin. Afrobeats is not about music alone but food fashion and culture. Foreigners are being introduced to Africanow food and fashion through Afrobeats. Curiosity about Africa is increasing through Afrobeats. If you can not get your fulfilment through Afrobeats,look for it somewhere. Music is personal.
Calypso influence the creation of reggae ok it were the poor people news paper current and past events ,soca were created for the feel goods music ok those genres aren't Buju issues
Calypso were influence by kiaso music of Africa all music influenced each other can't give credit to just one genre
@@paul-lq5nwPaul Calypso influence reggae creation 😂😂😂😂? Don't talk nonsense ! Reggae was created from a tape delay in Jamaica it's creation was influence to reflect Gods people in Jamaica,reggae is spiritual music given to the isrealites aka jamaicans so don't talk nonsense
I KNOW YOU WILL NOT TELL YOUR VIEWERS THAT BUJU BANTON SAID IN THE PODCAST THAT HE IS AN IGBO MAN😂
did he, maybe he traced his dna
How is that important to anyone? You tribe can carry that and run with it, since you always looking for validation everywhere
@truce6390 And your point is? Even family members envy,fight, and kill each other, though they are from the same tribe.
The igbo slaves were preferred in the Caribbean because they work the land better compared to other ethnic groups back then.
Over 70 percent of Jamaicans are of Igbo descent and of Ashanti Decent from Ghana.
@@michealtoju5473 You claim over 70% of Jamaicans are of Igbo descent, Ghana claimed all Jamaicans are from Ghana, who are we to believe now ?
Not all music is political wtf 😂😂😂😂😂
Afrobeat and Afrobeat is NOT from reggae music or dancehall music. Afrobeat is from Nigeria 🇳🇬 not Jamaica. Afrobeats is not a dancehall music genre. Let Black people from USA, Caribbeans Islands and in Africa should allow Nigerians enjoy their shine and stop trying to claim or criticize Afrobeats music which is Nigeria music genre. God bless Nigeria 🇳🇬 🇳🇬🇳🇬
Some of Afrobeats is influenced by Jamaican dancehall
Oh please, name me an afrobeats tune from 1970
@knowledgeseeker6955 shut your stupid mouth up, what part is , it's 100 nigerian and nothing else
Some Afrobeats was inspired by reggae/dancehall
@@sopa0314WHY Burna boy flowing like a Jamaicans?
Afro beats need to give our Jamaican brothers they props its so simple
But it's true
Who is Buju 😂😂😂😂😂
A big reggae and dancehall super star that sold out three American arenas recently,no African artist is bigger than buju
@@RichardWillis-fn4hgthe guy that caught selling coke in Florida? He spent some time in prison. Even his son exposed him before his demised.
@@cdee75 many people through out life was framed
@@RichardWillis-fn4hg So he was framed for selling coke? Have you listened to Buju Taxi driver? Do you really think he's innocent? And for the record yes many people were framed but it's different in his case.
@@cdee75 yes he was framed
I'm not black but He is correct. I have no respect for afro beats its rip off dancehall and a mockery. Be original.
Buju banton stick to your lane, boring and old
That' sounds like you are describing afrobeat
@@RichardWillis-fn4hg Buju is a drug dealer
Cry baby 😂😂😂😂😂😂
No beat can take anything from Reggae you are mad 😊girl you miss the point it’s not about working with people it's the colonial struggle black people are facing the point is we Jamaica 🇯🇲 are fighting for Africa and to see you are not, woke in up we Jamaican fight for Africa every one that is what he is saying we need the African artist to fight for the people that is what we are saying
In other words, Buju is saying african artists should make more freedom fighting music. Silly guy. Everyone can't do such music and buju has no right to open his mouth to even insinuate that we take from. Dancehall and reggae. Does Asake sound like he is taking from Dancehall, does Kizz Daniel sound anything close to elephant man or Bob marley? No, they don't and they don't have too. Now some artistes have certain tracks that talks about societal problems like Burna boy have a few and there are many more. If buju doesn't know, he needs to make some findings first, it wouldn't hurt.
Also I agree that we need the african artist to sing more about th3 societal issue but let's be real, singing g is not the solution but getting in the streets to protest and the governmen5will be shaking in their boots. The time to protest by singing is in the past. You don't beg for freedom, you take it. The government is scared of the people.
Play attention, nobody is going to make no album on everyday struggle. Few songs here and there. Stop the Cap. There have been a lot of Nigerian artist that have been music about freeman and the situation in Nigeria. Stop the Cap 🧢
All he was saying use your platform with a message because people are listening Bob Marley is no longer here but Zimbabwe will always remember him
Criticism for the sake of criticism. What fight are Jamaicans doing for Africa? Jamaicans barely even like African people.