A Ghanaian gospel artiste had this to say about Nigerian Legend Nathaniel Bassey...!!!

#afrobeat #gospelmusic #podcast

[@teejaystudios220]

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[@hillcrestprofessionalservi3502]

If Ghana was a french speaking country, they would say it's because they don't speak English that is why their music don't go far

[@teejaystudios220]

Hmmm

[@samthecreator10]

Like my Pastor would say. "excuses reduce as man"

[@cjceej5637]

Dem go feel it!

[@innocent-wj6tn]

My brother Good evening I love what you are doing. Love from Nigeria 🇳🇬

[@teejaystudios220]

Thanks for the feedback sir, much love 🙏

[@samuelk.byiadom7534]

AAABAH!🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭 THIS WAS A SIMPLE WORD OF LOVE FROM A NIGERIAN BROTHER!❤❤❤ THIS IS NOT SUPPOSED TO COME THIS FAR BRETHREN! And please let's not generalize everything. Let's allow LOVE to LEAD.❤ GOD BLESS US ALL🙌

[@simplyjoyce6763]

Ghanaians go explain Taya Simple Ghanaian artiste don’t promote their songs and restrict themselves by using local language too much Truth is truth instead of hating Can we just embrace correction in every way either way As a close friend and colleague to Nacee we have had this discussion time without number in his studio Zab mallet etc to mention few So it’s not today And Kwesi oteng too should not come and be saying what he doesn’t know Should I start is it the struggle to get him to even hit note of God Dey bless me Or what? is it the kabiyesi song how people suffer for studio so he can hit the pitch. He shouldn’t make me vex right now What was the idea behind him singing in Nigeria local dialect it was all so he can break some barriers Ophelia nyantakyi had a song done with me it was a success Nacee had a song mixed with Twi and Nigerian language it gave him an award I can keep going on and on Let’s stop this idea of always attacking people when they correct us.

[@teejaystudios220]

Interesting, point well noted…👍

[@gilbertcharley6680]

Fantastic

[@Mkym365]

Why aRe Ghanians like this?? Why do Ghanaianss like to Compare themselves with Nigerians??? Isn’t Gospel music supposed to be for praise & Worship to God…and not a Competition on who has more audience & who can make moRe money???

[@teejaystudios220]

Hmmm...

[@gilbertcharley6680]

I wonder for them

[@chrisoghenetegamaloney5799]

They are nonsensical beings

[@teejaystudios220]

Sorry for the loss in sound in certain areas. For copyright reasons KZbin had to mute certain areas of it....Thank you

[@michealnicholas1503]

Teejay only you and Sheldon and patorich mazi are the only 3 Ghanaians trying your best to tell Ghanaians the truth about making success

[@teejaystudios220]

🙏

[@amlegion.547]

Is only in Ghana 🇬🇭, the gospel fraternity accept beef as normal thing; When PESIE ESTHER lost the artist of the year award to BLACKO at THE VGMA, another female gospel artist (EMPRESS GIFTY) started mocking her that the TABLE OF MEN has been broken; I have said it before, let me say it again " GHANAIANS SHOULD BE NOMINATED FOR THE BEST BEEFING CATEGORY @ THE GRAMMY AWARD 2024.) E get why.

[@teejaystudios220]

Hahaha

[@gilbertcharley6680]

Fantastic video and educative broadcast, well done bro

[@PekamoTheAceMech]

I'm from Nigeria and know Cwesi Oteng. I first knew him from his praise song that had it's chorus sung in Yoruba language -Kabiyesi o, Oluwa Baba. I had loved and been singing the song before I knew it was Cwesi's. We seldom sang it during congregational worship. I believe a song first has to appeal to a person before it gains that person's acceptance, then, the singer in turn joins the preference list that person. Therefore, to a large extent, language determines who and how many people a song would appeal to. I love your presentation Tee Jay!

[@princeaghamiogie7154]

Teejay, keep on keeping on.

[@teejaystudios220]

Thank you sir, much appreciated🙏

[@victornwanze3836]

Nice one again.

[@teejaystudios220]

Thanks a lot sir…

[@dondanny2512]

Funny ppl.. Sp nah this one una won focus... His in Nigeria now... When Ghana go even sense.....

[@petersonmicheal4116]

Dem go explain taya

[@lekanolakanmi-un6ng]

Kudos bro

[@teejaystudios220]

🙏

[@jerryotomewo6284]

Bro d Nigerian gospel song dats shaking d world right now is called THIS YEAR by Victor Thompson. It has many remixes with foreign artists n American rapper Gunna has jumped on d remix too. Check it out

[@teejaystudios220]

Ohk well noted, I'll check it out...

[@jerryotomewo6284]

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[@THEGRIDAUDIOCOMPANYNIGER-lj3wk]

ghanian gospel music has not opened up becos the tribal bias limits their potentials even though ghana has excellent potentials. u cant be one sided and expect global dominance cos not everyone buys into ur tri AND GHAN ETC

[@teejaystudios220]

Hmmm

[@sammylucas22]

Ghanaians always complaining in everything 🙄 why ?

[@teejaystudios220]

Hmmm

[@Neish173]

I know see why the world continues to trample on us black people my ancestors came from the lands of Africa and this Continent fail to stand together you all are still fighting under jealousy.

[@drock5440]

Seriously i am baffled why Ghanaians with really good content can not move to Nigeria, build a base, market yourself and return back home. I'm still wondering what is stopping you guys. See how all the Southern African countries go to SA do their thing become big and move on.

[@teejaystudios220]

Hmmm

[@ValentineUgochukwu]

How can they? When their forefathers planted hatred and jealousy in them because Nigeria never endosed Kwame nkurumah to become president of Africa with his panafrican movement. Some Ghanaians hate Nigerians without even getting in contact physically for once with a Nigerian. They've missed the bus. Nothing else can be done. It's over

[@abzig9430]

Because Ghana wants to be the main platform of clout and reach that Nigeria has. But they clearly don't have what it takes

[@teejaystudios220]

@@abzig9430 hmmm

[@shalomasaju5690]

My problem with ghanaian artistes is that they got good and talented singers etc yet,they are still not invading Nigeria market aggressively,I mean Wiz and DA I do got houses in Ghana for a reason,how many Ghanaian artistes have that here in Nigeria,its all market strategy nothing more

[@teejaystudios220]

Interesting…

[@emmanuelefemena2959]

Just wondering why you are born in Ghana while not Nigeria. You can't compare local language and international language which is English that is everywhere in the world can't be compare to twi.

[@teejaystudios220]

🙏👍

[@Thinkinghard1297]

​@@james56660why naa? He mean no harm!!!!

[@peterukhueduan8463]

@@james56660 no Nigeria is not full, has the government of Nigeria ever complained about the size of the population? Our population is just a large population, we are not overpopulated! Nigeria needs more population for optimal growth. Well we can understand why a Ghanaian would say that there's no space in Nigeria because he's from a small country. As far as Nigerians are concerned we are not yet overpopulated. Thank God we are not a small country with 30 million population, a closeted people who are timid and afraid of risks and challenges. We Nigerians thrive on challenges and do not wait or depend on government to meet our basic needs like Ghanaians, we are way smarter.

[@nmg1909]

​@@Thinkinghard1297Did he mean harm with his response?

[@princeaghamiogie7154]

It's a no brainier, if you want to go global sing in English and if you want to remain local continue singing in local language.

[@teejaystudios220]

👍

[@AmandaBakwuye]

Even if you want to use ur language, use good sound, some people vibe to sound or beat 🪘 i stand to be corrected if am wrong

[@lynettetautua8979]

To me, there's no problem at all. The approach Ghanaians is taking in regards to this and always making comparisons with Nigeria artists is ridiculous. It reeks of jealousy/hatred. When you're in Nigeria, you won't hear of any African country. It is strictly hustle/flexing. This una attitude is ludicrous. Live and let live.

[@Neish173]

What did Nathaniel Bassey said so wrong!

[@hyperskill1222]

You are all wrong. It not about the language; it about you and how you present it. What about, if your local citizens are not in to English?.