Jamaicans and Nigerians are one, pidgin we speak is same, slave trade took our brethrens away from us but our music, in the form of reggae, dancehall, afrobeat will always brings us back together!
I'm Jamaican n proud n happy for Africans making a step. We need to stop comparing n support each other. Naturally Jamaicans m Africans produce similar music n dances, it's time to work together and take music over
As a Jamaican I can tell my African brothers/ sisters that we love and appreciate your music. Its our roots at least we can learn more about where we are from. Imagine having your whole culture being taken away from you.
Weird comment, this is an emulation of our Jamaican culture. Our music came first this is just a copy of Jamaican culture. Just because they're African doesn't mean they came up with Patois or Dancehall.
People are saying that this song sound Jamaica and not Africa. There wouldn't be Jamaica today without Africa. Jamaica is predominately African exported to Caribbean through slavery purely for sugar cane plantation. Those masters took mostly Nigerian and Ghanaian. So if you see similarities do not be surprise because blood is thicker than water. I might be your cousin who knows only DNA will tell. My advice is for everyone to stop comparing and fighting each other over whose culture or language is this or that because Africa is your main root.
So being originally from Naija- LASgidi and now living in JA, imagine my expression when I hear this song being played on a regular on Jamaica local radio stations.. priceless!!! Big up yourselves Patoranking and Wande.
Crazy beat..my woman my everything wow patoranking on another level lets keep voting for dem Nigerian stars..they are really to great...I luv nigeria wish could visit dea 1 blessed day
patoranking patoir is good and sounds crystal clear I think that's how the Jamaicans on hearing it on radio they thought is one of them artist, oluwa means God is in Yoruba, oluwa finest
As a Jamaican the patois, dance moves and rhythm are so Jamaican that's why we love this song so much. It instantly hits the spot. Congrats to my African brothers. No need to get into a squabble Jamaicans like many Caribbean nationals foreparents were from Africa. So aspects of our culture, language, dance etc will be synonymous.
Ya tibyaaa lubluu .... I hope that came out right. I love Russia and Russian people. My best in Montreal were Russians. Listen to this song from my country: ruclips.net/video/Mtb-Q9N3GRY/видео.html
@@nila518 thats what I'm trying to understand 🤣it doesn't matter if you're white, blue or beige. Who cares?! People all over the world love afrobeats it's not unusual or special in any way just because you like the song and your not African. Let me join the band wagon: I'm from Barbados 🇧🇧 and I love this song 🤣 see how irrelevant it is?
I'm from JAMAICA, not Nigeria or Ghana (like some of y'all beefing about) and that song is killing it here. Just appreciate it for what it is, a beautiful song. 💚💛💜💙💖💕
This is MY SHIT!!! I love this song, everytime I hear this I just wanna dance, I wish they played this at the radio stations in the U.S. ... Seriously I would not know about any GREAT African music if it wasn't for my fiance whose from Nigeria, He makes me soooo current on African music and dances, AND FOOD YUMMMMM lol... Anyway I love African music and Reggae!!! Great Video
I don't see why they won't allow it, the U.S. is very diverse, our music industry should be as well but in a few years they will because people like me will who listen to almost everything will get a hold of music like this, start playing it around others, others will be asking about it because of course they feelin it, and then they will be tell others about it and so on... I think Burna Boy is going to be international after a while so is many others such as wizkid or P-Square.
Another thing I love about African r&b or rap is that its not degrading to women, when women are talked about in the songs they are not disrespected or hated on, the rap and music here that's played, the women are called all types of bitches and hoes, and some women start to think that it is ok for a man to her a bitch, it's sad...
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NKUDU REYIZDEN GELİYORUZ. CINCONA SELAMS
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NKODU
NKOUDOU🦅🦅🦅
@@bozorenkoyu3125pow highbrow (., day b q
NE KODUUUUUUUUUU
NKOUDOUUUUUU
🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅
Nkoudou fenere ne koyduu
NKODUUUU
Ulaaa ne ara geldiniz 😂🦅
Ahhahahahah
Nkoudu reis sağolsun😁😁🦅🦅🦅
BESİKTAS!! 🦅 NKOUDU’DAN GELENLER
ŞAMPİYONLUK ŞARKIMIZ DÜŞMESİN DİLLERDEN.
Kartal gol gol gol #besiktas
Ahhaahahhaa
😍😍
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Nkoudou’nun gol sevincinden gelenler?
Today na lekpa oh
Shey na omo dud
Jamaicans and Nigerians are one, pidgin we speak is same, slave trade took our brethrens away from us but our music, in the form of reggae, dancehall, afrobeat will always brings us back together!
I really respect people not bcos of money but being sensible and exhibiting wisdom when necessary. U are full of wisdom!! 👌🏾
Inshallah
So true
well said, well done breda
Krio sounds like Jamaican patois. I can understand some of it
I'm Jamaican n proud n happy for Africans making a step. We need to stop comparing n support each other. Naturally Jamaicans m Africans produce similar music n dances, it's time to work together and take music over
u should say carribean and africa jamica is a country africa is a contienent
.
a
they are both Africa
but he grow up in Jamaica
Nkoudou bavulundan sonra geldim, en büyük BESIKTAS
Ne ara geldin blader
@@hrunclskn nkoudou kadar olmasa da hizliyiz 😀😀
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Kanka o bavul değil hoparlör
🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅
N'koudou sayende buraya geldim
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OHA N'KOUDOU DAN GELENLERE BAKAR MISIN? 🦅🦅🦅
I'm from jamaica and we love to hear when our African brother take dancehall to another level
Well said.
SuperCOLDRICE You are very right! One world one Africa
Yes its true
Awesome!!! SuperCOLDRICE dats d love we need within Africa cos we just keep criticizing n tearing each odas creativity
Thanks
Jamaica Loves this song ! where my Jamaicans at?
fr
up up
thing tun up loudddd
Mi deh yah
I so love this J.A straight
Jamaica loves this song
Heard it on the radio I had to look for it
Everal Johnson Haitians love this song
As a Jamaican I can tell my African brothers/ sisters that we love and appreciate your music. Its our roots at least we can learn more about where we are from. Imagine having your whole culture being taken away from you.
❤️😍 from somalia
Sorry abt dat, we'll always welcome ya
Understood. We fam, it's all love 💯
Weird comment, this is an emulation of our Jamaican culture. Our music came first this is just a copy of Jamaican culture. Just because they're African doesn't mean they came up with Patois or Dancehall.
@@ShammyM. yes but thats just Patoranking emulating Jamaica culture
Kevin N’koudou ‘dan gelenler 😂😂
NKOUDU’dan gelenler beğensinde tarafımız belli olsun :D
Wande coal has the best Afrobeat vocals in Nigeria ...long live black diamond
He's the🐐
People are saying that this song sound Jamaica and not Africa. There wouldn't be Jamaica today without Africa. Jamaica is predominately African exported to Caribbean through slavery purely for sugar cane plantation. Those masters took mostly Nigerian and Ghanaian. So if you see similarities do not be surprise because blood is thicker than water. I might be your cousin who knows only DNA will tell. My advice is for everyone to stop comparing and fighting each other over whose culture or language is this or that because Africa is your main root.
awww thanks for yours wisdom .... :-*
It sad that this has to be explained to people.
it's a reggae song
Facts!!!
Just enjoy the fucking song fam,don't kill it with known info
Nkoudou’dan gelenler :) ŞAMPİYON BEŞİKTAŞ
+1
Beşiktaşlı kardeşlerim lütfen ınstagram'a @besiktasliseba
Ben yazcaktım bro ya 😅
Evet şampiyon Beşiktaş 🔥
@@mustafacankarakozak2148 Adam şampiyonluk sahnesine de bunla çıktı laaa jfjfjf 😂😂
Nkoudu sayesinde hayranın olduk kral 🏴🏳️🦅🦅🦅
Big love from Germany. I blasted this song everyday on my way to work.
God bless Africa.
Mike Kel thanks bro
idris aleeyu ist so
Nkoudou’dan gelenler ?
Nkoudou'nun valizinden geldik :)
JBL
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Hepimiz N'koudou'nun valizinden çıktık.
👌🏿🤠
Adamsıb süper yorum
🤣🤣🤣🦅
😂🦅🦅
Nkoudou'dan geldim
I am happy to see Jamaican is here and show love to African.
from Eritrea African.
I love this all the way from jamaica this song play everyday on fire
lol fi real. A it lead me here!
+Eric Mogent dohhh. it lead me here too.
+Eric Mogent ikr
+Shae Gray ikr omg i lobe it!!!!😍😍 waa see mi a duh bruk back to it
+Robyn Ferril lol it does have a little bruk back beat to it
Nkoudou'nun valizinden buraya gelenler..
Nkoudunun valiziyiz 😁😂😂
Aahhahaha ulan ben geldiydim yaa 😂😂😂😂
Şklgjikfgfd aynen
@@rabia.480 saatlerdir dinliyorum ya ahaha
@@muratyagz559 hahah bende durmadan fb yenince kilibi olan caldimiz müzigi dinliyorum kafamda dönüyor (haydi gel benimle ol) instada klibleri favori leri koydum açip açip dinliyorum.
Nkoudou dan sonra gelenler beğensin... BEŞIKTAŞ'IM: 2 cincon:0
As Kenyans we came here 2020 to say we love Jamaicans and we love nigerian.... Plus east Africans songs we love Africa peace ✌️
Asante
I’m literally Jamaican and Nigerian 🇯🇲🇳🇬
@@itzgachiliv3960 lucky u
So being originally from Naija- LASgidi and now living in JA, imagine my expression when I hear this song being played on a regular on Jamaica local radio stations.. priceless!!! Big up yourselves Patoranking and Wande.
+chobifresh yeh everyday it play here, big tune...it kinda have a nice dancehall vibe to it but still afro
+Sajola sash yeah... are you an omo eko?
+chobifresh no, what is an omo eko?
+Sajola sash lol... you'd get it if you were... I asked if you were Nigerian.
+chobifresh no I'm Jamaican, but I would love to visit there one day
Crazy beat..my woman my everything wow patoranking on another level lets keep voting for dem Nigerian stars..they are really to great...I luv nigeria wish could visit dea 1 blessed day
Come visit isa, Naija loves you...
chris maloney In Shaa Allah am looking forward to that...
+Joya mia hie hw au on fb
I like this because it celebrates a man's appreciation of his partner and it promotes decent women even praying
Today na lekpa oh
Shey na omo dud
N koudu loves u , we loves nkoudu !!! BEŞİKTAŞTA ASLAN KEBABI HATIRASI 17/01/2021
Nkoudou ❤️❤️❤️ Sampiyonnnnn BESIKTASSSS 🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅
patoranking patoir is good and sounds crystal clear I think that's how the Jamaicans on hearing it on radio they thought is one of them artist, oluwa means God is in Yoruba, oluwa finest
Gönüllerin şampiyonu BEŞİKTAŞ gerisi traşşş
Big chune, I guess Fire fm is the reason why almost every Jamaican is here. WE LOVE THIS SONG
same
yep fire y we here
+Sajola sash wat😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈 u r name😘😍😍😍😍
black daddy thanks
BEŞİKTAŞ GS YE KOYUNCU GELDİK...N_KODU GETİRDİ BİZİ BURAYA 🦅🦅🦅🤣🤣🤣
Nice cool music for Nigeria people
I’m from #Somalia
Salute🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴
Selamın aleyküm biz geldik dayı. 🦅🦅🦅
As a Jamaican the patois, dance moves and rhythm are so Jamaican that's why we love this song so much. It instantly hits the spot. Congrats to my African brothers. No need to get into a squabble Jamaicans like many Caribbean nationals foreparents were from Africa. So aspects of our culture, language, dance etc will be synonymous.
As a moroccan girl i become obssessed with nigerian songs greetings from morocco 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦
Georges-Kévin N'koudou nun valızındekı sesten gelenler 🤣🤣
Qanqa valiz değil o HOPARLÖR
@@kerimcan_1451 bılıyom Kanka hem valiz hemde Hoporlor olarak kullanılıyormuş
@@ylmz1121 nerden bulmuş la onu. internete ne yazdıysam çıkmadı
@@Yusufiicc 3.000 TL 5.000 TL arası
N kodou dan gelenleri görelim :)
all I can say this song is Big in Jamaica...love it😍😘
+aquilina nosittam what do you mean we're?
+aquilina nosittam no African
+aquilina nosittam oh ok
it's the best
Shantel Evans
Nkoudouu dan geliyoruz şampiyon Beşiktaş 😄🦅🦅🦅
Nkoudou sen delisin deli😂😂
O güzel geceden gelenler buraya lütfen:) ne mutlu ki Beşiktaşlıyim..FORZA BJK
Beşiktaş 2-0 Galatasaray galibiyetinden nkoudou sayesinde gelenler
Nkoudou nun ses bombasından geldim şampiyon olalım çalsınlar bunu
Nkoudou ile geldik 🏴🏳️
I am Russian and I love this song soooo much! :-)
Jekaterina Dukule ?pQ0₩₩₩!!
😍
Ya tibyaaa lubluu .... I hope that came out right. I love Russia and Russian people. My best in Montreal were Russians. Listen to this song from my country:
ruclips.net/video/Mtb-Q9N3GRY/видео.html
Is that supposed to be an accomplishment loool
@@nila518 thats what I'm trying to understand 🤣it doesn't matter if you're white, blue or beige. Who cares?! People all over the world love afrobeats it's not unusual or special in any way just because you like the song and your not African.
Let me join the band wagon: I'm from Barbados 🇧🇧 and I love this song 🤣 see how irrelevant it is?
NKOUDOU LOVE YOU MAN🦅🦅🦅
Nkoudou'nun storysinden gelenler asdfjsjzkss😂
Hahahhaha lan ne nkouduymus bee 🤣
Awww I love how they prayed at the end ❤️
Beautiful song I played this song in my gradations party I'm from Iraq and I have many African friends peace guys
Who is still in here in 2024 ❤😢
✋🏼😂❤
❤😂🤚🤘✌️
🙋🏼♀️😂
@@FatoumattaTouray-g8f Thank God
Me ❤❤❤😅lol...
nkoudoouuuu🦅🦅
NKOUDOU DAN SONRA GELENLER +1
I'm from JAMAICA, not Nigeria or Ghana (like some of y'all beefing about) and that song is killing it here. Just appreciate it for what it is, a beautiful song. 💚💛💜💙💖💕
IM SOUTH AFRICAN AND LOVE THIS PIECE.
From 🇦🇱 ALBANIA I LOVE THIS
Nkoudou 🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅
We jamaicans love our African beats.....big tune
I'm not gonna lie the scene where they are praying together brought a little tear to my eye. Nice song. God bless our women.
Right!!! I’m so glad they showed s couple that pray and love Jesus
In Jamaica we adopt this song like its ours !!! 😅😒😂😂 Big song !!
Dj-Garrikz MixTapes & Entertainment . love this muise
my woman
Dj-Garrikz MixTapes & Entertainment Trini 2
bahahaha
another Hit from Nigeria artist ruclips.net/video/-jAwprKlkrs/видео.html
I’m Haitian and when this song comes on everyone gets up 🔥 😂 🇭🇹
Nkoudou görüpte gelen varsa kalp atsın 😊😊
NKOUDOU ŞARKI İÇİN SAĞOL KANKS🦅
This turnt!!!!looove it baaaad......... nuff love from Jamaica
this song is fire, I swear the rapping/dj part sounds like a mix between popcorn and konshens
Indeed. 👌
Popcaan* 😂
+Ron Lin lmao, don't know who trouble auto correct why it think him name popcorn, I did not even notice
Sajola sash 👏😂👍
+DKhisa ah ah ah y'all so funny
NKOUDOUUU 🔥🦅
Nkoudou dan geldim beyler
Nkoudou valiz partiye hoşgeldiniz 😉😜
This is MY SHIT!!! I love this song, everytime I hear this I just wanna dance, I wish they played this at the radio stations in the U.S. ... Seriously I would not know about any GREAT African music if it wasn't for my fiance whose from Nigeria, He makes me soooo current on African music and dances, AND FOOD YUMMMMM lol... Anyway I love African music and Reggae!!! Great Video
I don't see why they won't allow it, the U.S. is very diverse, our music industry should be as well but in a few years they will because people like me will who listen to almost everything will get a hold of music like this, start playing it around others, others will be asking about it because of course they feelin it, and then they will be tell others about it and so on... I think Burna Boy is going to be international after a while so is many others such as wizkid or P-Square.
Another thing I love about African r&b or rap is that its not degrading to women, when women are talked about in the songs they are not disrespected or hated on, the rap and music here that's played, the women are called all types of bitches and hoes, and some women start to think that it is ok for a man to her a bitch, it's sad...
Honey Bee I was in st lois i had to give them my playlist. They thought we still use drums,lol.
Omg lol... People and their ways of thinking...
+vincent waweru lmaooooo a mess
Jamaican gal here jus trying to big up every african musician i love my african music nd african men
We love u too our queen
Jamaicans love this song one of the singers sounds like a Jamaican artist konshens 😊
they're Nigerians
Debbie A we know but it's big in Jamaica also
True
Patoranking
Adam nkoudunun sayesinde son 3 saatte 200 k dinlendi mk :)
Şampiyon Beşiktaşşş🖤🤍
Hear this in Jamaica on Fire 105 fm alot
Ikr just heard it so I came here
+Shae Gray Lol same thing brought me here too. The song have a vibes still
+ReggaeMedia Tv for real mon
Even if I wanted to hate on this track, I can't. The rhythm is so infectious.
this is a HIT a swear.....! bun up jamaican airwaves !!!!
its nigerian
+Esther Abe We know that it's Nigerian but it's mashing up Jamaica. We love it too!
Junior Dunkley its african tho
Nkoudu sayesinde rekor kıracak 🦅🦅
🖤 Kévin 🦅 N'Koudou 🤍
Jamaicans are so obsessed with this song! I LOVE IT :)
Nkoudoudan geliyoruz 🦅❤
🦅🤣
Nkoudu Reis zevkli Adammış 👏🏽🦅🦅🦅
I like it ,Vivaaa Mexicooo!!!!! Iiiiiiiiiiijjjjaaa ayayayayyy
This beat is INCREDIBLE!! can't help but move!!!
Nkoudu dan geldik🦅🦅🦅
The song doesn't grow old❤and the memories still linger❤❤❤
IN LOVE WITH THE SONG.
Who’s still here in 2024 with me lol nice 😊
Kevin N’koudou this coming 🖤
Wasn't expecting that kind of ending, nice surprise
i love you
Sadjo Barry and I oop-
N'koudou'dan geldiimm . Beşiktaşlı arkadaşlarıma selamlar 🦅
Jamaican love for this song🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲.
NKOUDOUUUUUU 🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅
Kevin nkoudou dan gelen varmı sjsjsjjs
Tam tersi yok mu diye sorman lazım 😀