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When Africans break down the borders through music, for me it's a DOUBLE THUMBS UP! SA is influenced by Naija, Naija influenced by SA etc. All we need now is an African passport to totally do away with the borders. Big up to Durban, South Africa for the Gqom sound and Big up to Naija for the kick ass flava. We are better together actually!!! I LOVE ME SOME MONIQUE
Yoliswa Nzimande sorry, location is someplace in Lagos Nigeria . Sorry again, when u see a talented singer you know..pato ranking is one of them..they are diverse in their trade and always kill it..so whether it has SA influence or not,the fact remains he's a Nigerian and did a good job..you can't possibly take it away from him... you guys whine a lot..
Great Collaboration. I like Nigerian-South African collabs, they never dissapoint. It was like listening to a different kind of Gqom. I am Proudly South African!
Everything was shot & edited in Nigeria..All the Dancers are based in Nigeria apart from the two guys walking out of the ocean with Fire Sticks who are from Ghana...the dance groups are called DNMT (dance na the main thing) and Westlife ..the girl with holahoops is based in Abuja...
Shot by one of the best video director in Africa and Nigeria. No other than Clarence Peters. And in a location in Lagos Nigeria. Kudos to my naija people.. Too much sauce
The song is S.A influenced, it was produced by DJ Catzico and Vista from S.A the DJ's are known to work with DJ Maphorisa on his qgomwave album. And the wololo part was inspired by Babes wodumo. Most of the dancing moves ( gwara gwara) are also S.A inspired. But all in all the song is African doesn't matter which side of the continent.
You brought the tea girl! That's what the artist should have done - put these references in the video because see now people don't know this information? I had to even learn from you.
You finally reacted to this masterpiece. It was long overdue...This reaction was epic! and Yes, it deserves a 10/10. You should react to Diet by Tiwa Savage, Reminisce, Dj Enimoney and Slimcase please!!!! And can you guys react to one of your own reaction videos? that would be funny. Oh, here's the link to the behind the scenes of this amazing video. Big up Clarence Peters. ruclips.net/video/laLebCE_OkE/видео.html
Guys, you won't believe this but Gqom has now travelled overseas! Gqom has arrived in the Netherlands and it's making it's presence clear. Tell Tonye to check out Gelato by BKO. Infact, you guys should do a reaction to that aswell! I'll check your Spotify playlists of you do ;)
No. Guys it is understandable to give it a 10 because. 1. You didn't expect that from Naija 2. Also the visuals were sick. That really gave it the boost. I would have to admit we as South Africans we have to work on visuals from Gqom and house side. Patoraking I think had an advantage because of budget. Gqom for us in the S.A is not paying as much and remember Patoraking is not really a pure Gqom artist and has sourced his budget from. 3. The originators most times do not really get that much recognition because they create something new and fresh and might have some room for improvement and that is what happened with this beat.
Song, production, lingo and dance styles heavily influenced by SA and the video location, dancers and director is Nigerian. We get it. Now can we just enjoy good music. Its not appropriation if we're all black Africans. One love Africa from a South African. #WakandaForever #PanAfricanismRevival
I think between South Africa and Nigeria, they have united a lot on different music genres, and they are doing great, So Sade, I do think it is both the South looking up to the West and vise versa. We are getting to a point where Sa's sound and West African sound are being merged. It's actually amazing to exist in such a time.
Growing up in Uganda, I felt like we always listened to South African music over West African music. I don't think South Africa music is on a come up it has always been up there
john veron when it comes to Rapping... S.A kills it all. They're currently the best at Hip Hop in Africa. We need more like M.I in Naija to bring back Hip Hop in Naija. But I'm very much satisfied with our Pop and Afrobeat... Hip Hop ain't Africa and i don't really it too much
CLARENCE PETERS has been doing this for a long time now. He's a legend. The work he did with P-Square in the 2000s really set him apart. Big Ups on this as well. Genius.
This is why naija muzic is unique,because our artist are so versatile that they can take sounds from other places an make them better,and this is a testerment to that fact.Naija 4eva
Lol it’s funny how Monique pauses the video initially and stares at Sade and Tonye(the 2 Nigerians) and goes “Nigeria what’s happening “ 😂😂😂 did y’all see that?
Eni ajib, yeah it’s their channel. If your not happy unsubscribed and start your own. Some of you people from EA need to grow up and stop bitching around...
Moha M. Wait what are you saying ? Did you read my comment at all or you had itchy fingers to type? At what point did I say what she did was wrong or castigate Nigerians? I just asked if anyone noticed it and it was hilarious!! Pls take a walk from my comment section
Moha M. Lol sorry to disappoint you but I wasn’t being sarcastic. If you scroll through the comments on this video, you would see that I have supported the rating on this reaction more than once with my comments
this songgg !!! is a hit 🔥🔥'' i wanna dance with you wena'' so apparently ''wena'' is a South African language and the beat is lit like gqom!! big ups Nigeria!!
You know how Bruno Mars was held accountable for appropriation/appreciation - That discussion at the end is so important! Monique, Thank you for bringing that up! The artist should have appreciated the origin of the beats and culture that came out of South Africa.
People in the comments saying this reaction is extra and that they always favour the West African songs need to stop. Truth be told Patoranking went next level with this video, this is something we would see premiere at the MTV Video Music Awards in the US or even the Billboard Music Awards, so it deserves a 10 or even more if that was possible, plus the song itself is very good. This video came out before Olamide's Science Student and it is very clear that Nigerians are not here to play and at this point in time the world has turned its eyes to African music and it is just right that our videos start reflecting international standards. About them giving high ratings to West or South African music, I think is just a coincidence that their reactions reflect what most people think about African music, where Nigeria is known at the moment as number 1 and South Africa comes in second, I mean the African superstars of today who are known internationally are mostly from Nigeria and then from South Africa, instead of being angry lets just be glad that all in all it's African music they are reacting to. Good job guys, I loved this reaction.
MJ Styles your reasoning is just at d top... y b angry wen u kw we are all Africans, I mean which ever part Stil represents Africa.. no one wants to know where it coming from, black pple just think pass that.. we do dat a lot.. supporting makes people learn nd grow ..best statement ever..
MJ Styles Lol...I think you are the one being extra. What the critics meant was the fact that this particular reaction was somewhat exaggerated and extra. Seems like they had heard the song was lit (which no one is disputing) prior to listening to it. Or probably already had heard the song before and knew what to expect, and about West African and South African shenanigans you've said above is so true but that is no way related to what people meant by saying "too extra" on this reaction You're welcome 😊😊
nigeria always take inspiration from anywhere and make it our own, that is the beauty of our artistry. we don't discriminate and we even end up making more cool and groovy than them. GOD bless african music.
I thought this was south african, surprised to find it's a nigerian artist. This is great that popular african music are borrowing from each other rather than american pop - cause this is amazing.
South is not coming up, they have always been good its just the rest of Africa hardly know about them because they don't care to promote their music industry outside of South Africa
The South African music industry is a very well established old and mature industry. Probably the oldest commercial music in Africa. Gqom is but 1/25th of the size of their industry.
Yessss!! Saade! ! Are u dumb!!?? Are you dumb!!? Lol this video is hands down the best I've seen so far. Plus ur reaction is just sooo natural. Gqom is influencing alot of afro artists right now. ♡
finally. Heard this one a few weeks aback and I was hooked. gyyz knew you would be hooked too. But not shocked. Just think of how many reaction vids you have done from SA. that just shows you the width and depth of SA music. It's infectious to the core. Jamaicans gon be on it soon
You guys are too much, i fucked with your reactions and this is the best so far A proud Nigerian, Ubunifuspace you guys are genius 100%. this reaction is #MAD
When he said: "Hopa Gungnam style", I saw the light. The visuals, the track! It deserves the rating. Sho, the S.A track were bomb AF but they could've done better with the visuals. Patoranking is KING! I hope he goes to AfroPunk Joburg this year. Y'all should come nani Patoranking never disappoints me. It's good to see Africans sharing music. People need to quit acting like other African artists (South Africa) have never used the Nigerian sound to make hit songs. We are a continent of people who share experiences and anything else that we feel is for all. Side note: Gqom has been around for over 10years, but the sound only got recognised outside of SA in recent years.
My Patoranking is definitely a 10 out of 10.. not a 9.5 eish. yaaay was dying to see you react to Available. glad am not alone with the obsession anymore haha
Yo the first time I heard it, I didn’t think it would be Patoranking! It sounds like an SA Gqom artist. However the video is INSANE!!! I love how Africans all over are starting to inspire and influence each other and collaborating. Shout out to SA tho! 🙌🏾
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Yea gqom or what not truth is patoranking slayed this in a naija way, that's how we do wherever we go, we can even slay your culture and many more so yea Naija to the world. 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬
I'm a south African, everything about this song screams South Africa. Produced and shot in SA. It's a beautiful mix from Patoranking and Gqom. I think musically Africa is at a place we are all inspired by each other in our respective countries. Rise Africa
Taar... Produced and shot in nigeria... Lagos to be precise by Clarence peters What's with SA when they see better thing they go wan snatch am... Nawa oo
I think you shouldnt justify your 10. A reaction should be based on the video and the song. I feel this song, as a South African deserves a 10, because it ticked all the boxes. Gqom is the sound of Africa and this song deserves a 10.
Great reaction Nigeria and SA collaboration is always lit🔥🔥all this argument btw whose country is the best is not necessary as they both influence each other and they do well as individual countries as well, we are one Africa every region is unique with it's own sound and when there is a collaboration like this it's a shutdown to the world so let's embrace each others uniqueness and work with that. This video deserved the reaction it got shout out to Nigerian patoranking, SA producer, Ghanian firemen one love Africa!!!
This is the maddest reaction I've seen after Omunye-Distruction boys. I'd love to party with you guys you look like a fyn bunch too bad Aberdeen is on the other end of scotland 😂
Guys, I love your channel and just subscribed. To those hating and complaining about your opinions can go huh a transformer. Let them go start their channel also...
for really.. am in love with this kind of beats, coz you don't have to lose your energy flowing on it, all you gotta do is to let it fool the audience LOL..
that moment when sade was like "we travelling to NAIJA west africa" not knowing they connecting thru SA ...hahhaha She wasnt ready....big chune tho.....i remember when this jam was played in kizza {a club here in nairobi} shyt got mans pulling a combo of naija moves and gwara gwara it was absolute sweetness.....much love ubunifu... great work..and thanks to yall for keeping it real
I agree with Monde(sp), im a big fan of Pataronking but when i first heard this song i was shocked as well. I'm from bots and obviously familiar with South African music, theres no doubt that Pataronking got inspiration not only from the beats but the language, dance, location was influenced by that.
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React to video's don't overreact
Nasty C & Runtown - Said🇿🇦🇳🇬
Plz react to shayfeen for the love ( moroccan rap trap )
U guys should do Larry &Davido
When Africans break down the borders through music, for me it's a DOUBLE THUMBS UP! SA is influenced by Naija, Naija influenced by SA etc. All we need now is an African passport to totally do away with the borders. Big up to Durban, South Africa for the Gqom sound and Big up to Naija for the kick ass flava. We are better together actually!!! I LOVE ME SOME MONIQUE
South Africa thank you for this type of beat..
Nice song....South Africa and Nigeria are influencing each other musically. We play a lot of Nigerian music here in SA as well.
The song seems to have strong south African influence, with the gqom beat, the dancers, location and hook
Yoliswa Nzimande sorry, location is someplace in Lagos Nigeria . Sorry again, when u see a talented singer you know..pato ranking is one of them..they are diverse in their trade and always kill it..so whether it has SA influence or not,the fact remains he's a Nigerian and did a good job..you can't possibly take it away from him... you guys whine a lot..
Great Collaboration. I like Nigerian-South African collabs, they never dissapoint. It was like listening to a different kind of Gqom. I am Proudly South African!
Naija gat that vibes 🇳🇬🇿🇦
I swear this is still the best review you guys have done. Mandem damaged the song! Beat was hot! Delivery was smoking! Visuals were sick!
Everything was shot & edited in Nigeria..All the Dancers are based in Nigeria apart from the two guys walking out of the ocean with Fire Sticks who are from Ghana...the dance groups are called DNMT (dance na the main thing) and Westlife ..the girl with holahoops is based in Abuja...
It's All Beautiful!! ♥️
Yes bro Adela rings 100%Nqija
Giving us all the tea huh? 🤣
@@vashninjaka2587 plus the milk and Sugar untop 😏🙏
Omg...CLARENCE PETERS is a genius....this video is mad...the song is lit..🔥🔥
Video by Clarence A. Peters Nigerian from start to end.
Shot by one of the best video director in Africa and Nigeria. No other than Clarence Peters. And in a location in Lagos Nigeria. Kudos to my naija people.. Too much sauce
Shot in SA too
The song is S.A influenced, it was produced by DJ Catzico and Vista from S.A the DJ's are known to work with DJ Maphorisa on his qgomwave album. And the wololo part was inspired by Babes wodumo. Most of the dancing moves ( gwara gwara) are also S.A inspired. But all in all the song is African doesn't matter which side of the continent.
Thats an understatement XD even the repetitive phrase "I'm available" is completely house. the hard drums, wololo, gwara gwara
No wonder, because the beat sound like it from SA.
You brought the tea girl! That's what the artist should have done - put these references in the video because see now people don't know this information? I had to even learn from you.
I also saw the "bula masepao" dance. Nice throwback that. Overall the vid is super clean and wavy like the ocean!!!!!
Kopano Mphaga video was shot in lagos by clarence. S.a influenced yes but everything else, dancers, artist, video location and director are Nigerians.
'Gqom Has Travelled' - Tonye, 2018.
You finally reacted to this masterpiece. It was long overdue...This reaction was epic! and Yes, it deserves a 10/10. You should react to Diet by Tiwa Savage, Reminisce, Dj Enimoney and Slimcase please!!!! And can you guys react to one of your own reaction videos? that would be funny. Oh, here's the link to the behind the scenes of this amazing video. Big up Clarence Peters. ruclips.net/video/laLebCE_OkE/видео.html
Guys, you won't believe this but Gqom has now travelled overseas! Gqom has arrived in the Netherlands and it's making it's presence clear. Tell Tonye to check out Gelato by BKO. Infact, you guys should do a reaction to that aswell! I'll check your Spotify playlists of you do ;)
The Ubunifu Space safe trip omo Naija,are you coming to nigeria???
The Ubunifu Space plz react to Amara brown Akilz
No. Guys it is understandable to give it a 10 because.
1. You didn't expect that from Naija
2. Also the visuals were sick. That really gave it the boost. I would have to admit we as South Africans we have to work on visuals from Gqom and house side. Patoraking I think had an advantage because of budget. Gqom for us in the S.A is not paying as much and remember Patoraking is not really a pure Gqom artist and has sourced his budget from.
3. The originators most times do not really get that much recognition because they create something new and fresh and might have some room for improvement and that is what happened with this beat.
I'm a South African and this is a 10.
“Are you dumb”😂😂. Gets me every time
Hahahaha me too
like are u mad
Gqom is life even if it is from West, east or South Africa but it is life and it connects the WorLd, that makes me happy( happy South African)
Anita Ranana very reasonable.. I really wonder hw pple tink
Song, production, lingo and dance styles heavily influenced by SA and the video location, dancers and director is Nigerian. We get it. Now can we just enjoy good music. Its not appropriation if we're all black Africans. One love Africa from a South African. #WakandaForever #PanAfricanismRevival
Love Patoranking and this song is lit🔥and yes It was produced by our very Dj Maphorisa❤
Yaaaasssssss Africa is coming for everything!!! #WakandaForever #CallMeImAvailable #Wolololo y'all were never ready!
YASSS #WAKANDA4EVA
I love how crazy they went for this video
I think between South Africa and Nigeria, they have united a lot on different music genres, and they are doing great, So Sade, I do think it is both the South looking up to the West and vise versa. We are getting to a point where Sa's sound and West African sound are being merged. It's actually amazing to exist in such a time.
Growing up in Uganda, I felt like we always listened to South African music over West African music. I don't think South Africa music is on a come up it has always been up there
Reading is fundamental. I never said Ugandan music was more popular than Naija music
I agree, Naija music has taken over not just UG but the world. However South African music is not on the come up, it was already around.
john veron when it comes to Rapping... S.A kills it all. They're currently the best at Hip Hop in Africa. We need more like M.I in Naija to bring back Hip Hop in Naija. But I'm very much satisfied with our Pop and Afrobeat... Hip Hop ain't Africa and i don't really it too much
True South African music has always been appreciated in Southern African and some East African countries.
This is real African style! not opkan gangam style. 🤘🏿
CLARENCE PETERS has been doing this for a long time now. He's a legend. The work he did with P-Square in the 2000s really set him apart. Big Ups on this as well. Genius.
Thank you Monique!... You deserve a nice Isicholo when you come to SA. You are now officially the Gqom Queen...
This is why naija muzic is unique,because our artist are so versatile that they can take sounds from other places an make them better,and this is a testerment to that fact.Naija 4eva
Lol it’s funny how Monique pauses the video initially and stares at Sade and Tonye(the 2 Nigerians) and goes “Nigeria what’s happening “ 😂😂😂 did y’all see that?
Eni ajib, yeah it’s their channel. If your not happy unsubscribed and start your own. Some of you people from EA need to grow up and stop bitching around...
Moha M. Wait what are you saying ? Did you read my comment at all or you had itchy fingers to type? At what point did I say what she did was wrong or castigate Nigerians? I just asked if anyone noticed it and it was hilarious!! Pls take a walk from my comment section
Eni ajib, stop being sarcastic. I knew what you meant hence my response...
Moha M. Lol sorry to disappoint you but I wasn’t being sarcastic. If you scroll through the comments on this video, you would see that I have supported the rating on this reaction more than once with my comments
Eni ajib, You are not disappointing me at all.
this songgg !!! is a hit 🔥🔥'' i wanna dance with you wena'' so apparently ''wena'' is a South African language and the beat is lit like gqom!! big ups Nigeria!!
South africa was also inspired by nigeria , pls check sa afrobeat
Mafikizolo - Love Potion
Fresh Prince of Durban this is Gqom not Afrobeat! This is a South African sound.
bandile21 that's not what he's saying dumb dumb. Learn to read and comprehend
Fresh Prince of Durban yupp you're right
It was filmed in Nigeria. You could see the old NEPA building where Runtown shot his mad over you video.
You know how Bruno Mars was held accountable for appropriation/appreciation - That discussion at the end is so important! Monique, Thank you for bringing that up! The artist should have appreciated the origin of the beats and culture that came out of South Africa.
If you are shaking your head to the tune give a thumbs up
and limbs
This a classic case of the student beating the Master. I'm South African and I agree with the 10, the artistry is on a 100. Great one Patorankin
10??
"Available" is a fire song. It is a situation , what a wow , those visuals are the best I've seen in any gqom video.
People in the comments saying this reaction is extra and that they always favour the West African songs need to stop. Truth be told Patoranking went next level with this video, this is something we would see premiere at the MTV Video Music Awards in the US or even the Billboard Music Awards, so it deserves a 10 or even more if that was possible, plus the song itself is very good. This video came out before Olamide's Science Student and it is very clear that Nigerians are not here to play and at this point in time the world has turned its eyes to African music and it is just right that our videos start reflecting international standards. About them giving high ratings to West or South African music, I think is just a coincidence that their reactions reflect what most people think about African music, where Nigeria is known at the moment as number 1 and South Africa comes in second, I mean the African superstars of today who are known internationally are mostly from Nigeria and then from South Africa, instead of being angry lets just be glad that all in all it's African music they are reacting to. Good job guys, I loved this reaction.
MJ Styles your reasoning is just at d top... y b angry wen u kw we are all Africans, I mean which ever part Stil represents Africa.. no one wants to know where it coming from, black pple just think pass that.. we do dat a lot.. supporting makes people learn nd grow ..best statement ever..
Beautifully put! Thank You!
welcome. you guys are doing a great job, plus you are having fun. Cheers
please react to SICKER by Niniola, you wont be dissapointed
MJ Styles Lol...I think you are the one being extra. What the critics meant was the fact that this particular reaction was somewhat exaggerated and extra. Seems like they had heard the song was lit (which no one is disputing) prior to listening to it. Or probably already had heard the song before and knew what to expect, and about West African and South African shenanigans you've said above is so true but that is no way related to what people meant by saying "too extra" on this reaction
You're welcome 😊😊
nigeria always take inspiration from anywhere and make it our own, that is the beauty of our artistry. we don't discriminate and we even end up making more cool and groovy than them. GOD bless african music.
I thought this was south african, surprised to find it's a nigerian artist. This is great that popular african music are borrowing from each other rather than american pop - cause this is amazing.
i am watching here from SA... qhom has visa now,
Katlego Mashiloane Gqom
lol
lol
Katlego Mashiloane 😂😂 you can say that again. It's getting a bit popular in here in the UK. Sometimes I feel like I'm back home (swaziland)
Another One.... Just keep them coming
Clarence Peter directed this video and wizkid soco too
South is not coming up, they have always been good its just the rest of Africa hardly know about them because they don't care to promote their music industry outside of South Africa
The South African music industry is a very well established old and mature industry. Probably the oldest commercial music in Africa. Gqom is but 1/25th of the size of their industry.
The Ubunifu Space has ben such a therapeutic space for me. You guys make my heart so happy. I love you!!!
yaaaaaas!!!!!! video on a million levels!!!
Finallyyyyy!!!!!
Thank you guys so much
Big up Nigeria and Patoranking more hit....the song and the video need award
We Africans in diaspora need a strong sweet peaceful and United Africa..a continent without hate..
Yal often react to music more than the Video...Glad you got the best of both on this one...Sincere #1 Fan
Yessss!! Saade! ! Are u dumb!!?? Are you dumb!!? Lol this video is hands down the best I've seen so far. Plus ur reaction is just sooo natural. Gqom is influencing alot of afro artists right now. ♡
hello from Kenya. New to this channel and I've already binged watched A LOT of your reactions. LOVE LOVE LOVE! Cant wait for more reaction videos.
I've been waiting for this
I just love how authentic each reaction video is. I love you guys
I'v been waiting for this reaction video
the reaction is priceless, i paused and rewinded severally admist your pausing and rewinding,
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Lovely am a nigerian i love but south African and nigeria ghana music I enjoyed playing them one love Africa we grow
YESSS I suggested y'all react to this, thank you so so much for reacting 2 this
You guys are looking Exciting on this vidio hahah
finally. Heard this one a few weeks aback and I was hooked. gyyz knew you would be hooked too. But not shocked. Just think of how many reaction vids you have done from SA. that just shows you the width and depth of SA music. It's infectious to the core. Jamaicans gon be on it soon
You guys are too much, i fucked with your reactions and this is the best so far
A proud Nigerian, Ubunifuspace you guys are genius 100%. this reaction is #MAD
When he said: "Hopa Gungnam style", I saw the light.
The visuals, the track! It deserves the rating.
Sho, the S.A track were bomb AF but they could've done better with the visuals. Patoranking is KING! I hope he goes to AfroPunk Joburg this year. Y'all should come nani
Patoranking never disappoints me. It's good to see Africans sharing music.
People need to quit acting like other African artists (South Africa) have never used the Nigerian sound to make hit songs. We are a continent of people who share experiences and anything else that we feel is for all.
Side note: Gqom has been around for over 10years, but the sound only got recognised outside of SA in recent years.
its oppa gangnam style **
Gqom has taking over! So proud of Patoranking's rendition of gqom though. He executed it so beautifully. This track is a banger.
My Patoranking is definitely a 10 out of 10.. not a 9.5 eish. yaaay was dying to see you react to Available. glad am not alone with the obsession anymore haha
Yo the first time I heard it, I didn’t think it would be Patoranking! It sounds like an SA Gqom artist. However the video is INSANE!!! I love how Africans all over are starting to inspire and influence each other and collaborating. Shout out to SA tho! 🙌🏾
Well done Patoranking. This is a hit, period! Gqom is the future.Great video.....
One of your best reaction..thx u for your positive vibes guys..much love from mauritius
Breathtaking Song❤❤🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
finally u did this video......
Gqom is the future
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Video reaction must do: Particular by NastyC, Dj Maphorisa, Jidenna and Patroranking🙉🙉🙉👌❤️
Yea gqom or what not truth is patoranking slayed this in a naija way, that's how we do wherever we go, we can even slay your culture and many more so yea Naija to the world. 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬
I'm a south African, everything about this song screams South Africa. Produced and shot in SA. It's a beautiful mix from Patoranking and Gqom. I think musically Africa is at a place we are all inspired by each other in our respective countries. Rise Africa
Taar... Produced and shot in nigeria... Lagos to be precise by Clarence peters
What's with SA when they see better thing they go wan snatch am... Nawa oo
Everything done in Nigeria
So get lost SA
This the beauty of multi cultural mix , pato is really good at mixing different cultures from across Africa together
I think you shouldnt justify your 10. A reaction should be based on the video and the song. I feel this song, as a South African deserves a 10, because it ticked all the boxes. Gqom is the sound of Africa and this song deserves a 10.
standing ovation pato
i love your reaction for this video i keep watching many times
I love the way u react to the song and ur energy .you are all so beautiful
That song is beautiful
Great reaction Nigeria and SA collaboration is always lit🔥🔥all this argument btw whose country is the best is not necessary as they both influence each other and they do well as individual countries as well, we are one Africa every region is unique with it's own sound and when there is a collaboration like this it's a shutdown to the world so let's embrace each others uniqueness and work with that. This video deserved the reaction it got shout out to Nigerian patoranking, SA producer, Ghanian firemen one love Africa!!!
This is the maddest reaction I've seen after Omunye-Distruction boys. I'd love to party with you guys you look like a fyn bunch too bad Aberdeen is on the other end of scotland 😂
Amazing reaction guys... to an awesome hit song again ... u just earned a new sub🤗... bing watching ur other videos ....
I love this channel ❤❤
Been dancing to this beat not knowing its patoranking!!! Woow
me too haha
Gqom is the future .. #durban , south Africa... #African music uniting
john veron true that I agree 💯
I love watching your reaction to music videos and this was so refreshing to watch loved every moment of the reload lol 😁
YasSss! Your reactions are epic! I'd love to see you guys learn the different dance moves that are associated with the music genres hey. #Wakanda
Best everything...yol are proper authentic. Much love from SA
i dont know how many times i've watched this reaction,guys this is lit... 🔥🔥🔥(my home town influenced Durban gqom)we hv travelled🙆🙆
Guys, I love your channel and just subscribed. To those hating and complaining about your opinions can go huh a transformer. Let them go start their channel also...
MON is such a politician!
for really.. am in love with this kind of beats, coz you don't have to lose your energy flowing on it, all you gotta do is to let it fool the audience LOL..
The video is 🔥 🔥 🔥 MADDD VISUALSSS
I love there reaction wow this is my 3tym watching this vid
Amma Available 2020 ...pure creativity on this video
You guys had to rewind the craziness levels you guys about to be given an award for that😂😂😂😂
I love this
Love you guys
This song is fireee 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥✔✔big up patoranking u done bro
that moment when sade was like "we travelling to NAIJA west africa" not knowing they connecting thru SA ...hahhaha She wasnt ready....big chune tho.....i remember when this jam was played in kizza {a club here in nairobi} shyt got mans pulling a combo of naija moves and gwara gwara it was absolute sweetness.....much love ubunifu... great work..and thanks to yall for keeping it real
Aye! Best review I have seen thus far. Am available,,😛😛
It's a 10 from France!
🌍 Africa stand up!!! 🇿🇦🇿🇲🇿🇼🇺🇬🇹🇬🇸🇹🇸🇳🇸🇿🇸🇾🇲🇼🇲🇿🇱🇸🇰🇪🇪🇹🇪🇬🇳🇬
This song takes me back home, ISSA LIT
I agree with Monde(sp), im a big fan of Pataronking but when i first heard this song i was shocked as well. I'm from bots and obviously familiar with South African music, theres no doubt that Pataronking got inspiration not only from the beats but the language, dance, location was influenced by that.