Ban Nigerian Music in Cameroon? / Freaky Table

The conversation gets heated when C.Y International, Comedian and actor, calls for the ban of Nigerian music in Cameroon, saying they have refused to open their market and media space to embracing other music from other African nations.
Music star Stanley Enow was also spotted early January pleading with local DJs to prioritize local music over Nigerian music at Cameroonian events.
This week, we invite Phillbill Beats, music artist / producer and Prince Mykel Enobi, founder of Empire Company on the Table to help answer these two pertinent questions:
1. Is Nigeria obliged to consume Cameroonian music?
2. Given that Nigeria is Africa's leading entertainment nation, is her market and media open enough to embracing other African music?
What's your thought?
#FreakyTable #NigerianMusic #CameroonMusic #BanNigerianMusic?
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[@mirellejolie1935]

Am a cameroonian and nothing will stop me from enjoying Nigeria music because it's good. You guys should upgrade like Nigerians

[@user-gz9bz1yj3g]

Yh people like you should elevate Cameroon music am from Nigeria i love that

[@Wavecurve]

I am Nigerian, and I didn't even realize that Nigerian music and culture have exploded to an extent that people want it banned. Well, wait until Nigerian leadership figures out what Government is about. Nigerian Government is holding the country back.

[@ADE-of-LAGOS]

Gbam!!!!

[@chukysfriday626]

Exactly

[@jennifereseimokumohagbalal1860]

Exactly 💯

[@alphaoumardiallo3873]

Yo this talk is nonsense I am not Nigerian but Nigerian music are making Africa proud no cap they have the best sound in the world right now everybody is vibing to afrobeat so stop hating

[@Loudakii]

Nigerian sound penetrates my soul...here from Uganda 🇺🇬,keep it up we support quality.We rather collaborate with Nigerians than hating

[@olalekanakinpelu2551]

♥️♥️♥️

[@ohis4real]

God bless 🙌 you bro love from Nigeria 🇳🇬 ,we forget Europeans,Asians,Americans are watching us how we support our own

[@angatv9042]

Love

[@godsanointed3397]

Love 💕 your comment

[@gr8ofnetwork289]

Maximum respect

[@abdulbasitabdulsalam5167]

I'm Nigerian, big ups to you all. However just like every other Nigerian in the comments section, if Cameroon brings out a song that we Nigerians can vibe to, trust me we will vibe to it. Remember in 2019, a certain Ugandan song called "Parte after Parte" blew up in Nigeria and is still a club banger in Nigeria. No hate baby, just do better!

[@kemdam7585]

I wonder, God bless you

[@leslied.2475]

My brother! We even use the song dey yab politicians wey dey jump from one party to another. What they don't know is what we nigerians have is Love. And what do they say love does? It conquers All. That is the secret to our success. God Bless Naija!

[@PepTalkTillYouDrop]

What of diamond platinumz, Uhuru, Nasty C, Casper nyovest, AKA to name a few?

[@jenniferquansah7319]

I can under Cameroon. Let them play their music more. Not to ban Nigerian music completely but they need to appreciate their own too.

[@peadbestofficialchannel8450]

Well said 🧢

[@gadclifford2504]

Nigerians are creative let's accept that and move forward plz!!! They are no.1 in africa whether you love them or not. Don't kill your self 🤣🤣🤣, much love from Uganda ❤️❤️🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@Travelstar24]

Thanks

[@steveveron251]

We are very hardworking, that's what the Africans seem not to understand. A Nigerian can have a banger that is the rave of the moment yet h is sleeping in the music studio creating more and more music, no dull moment at all.

[@martins2191]

Blessing from Nigeria

[@philphil2652]

The truth is other African countries have dominated music industry in that past too. I remember listening to Congolese Makosa growing up in Nigeria. Just make good sound, people will listen, do collabo to piggyback on successful artists.

[@imhotep1613]

@@philphil2652 Thanks for reminding other Nigerians that other countries dominated africa . Congo ( kinshasa) dominated Africa from the 60s up to 2000s . SOME Nigerians forget that AWILO LONGOMBA a Congolese artist became a phenomenon in Nigeria. And Nigeria has been dominating africa for the last 15 years. Congolese dominated africa from 60s to 2000s = more than 40 years.

[@shadrackasamota1179]

This video just showed me Nigeria is a gifted Nation. Taking the positives from this, I feel very proud

[@bolawalesomala8578]

Yea men

[@Travelstar24]

Am so proud too ❤️🇳🇬

[@mazionwu3209]

Couldn't agree more with you 👏👍

[@Daizyonceagain]

As in.... The matter hit them hard..

[@denisehood7568]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eae7n4aBgbpsgJo

[@emmanuellet6057]

Congolese girl here🙂 don’t think banning Nigerian music will do anything. I think Cameroon artists should work harder to create an original sound and be consistent with it. It will blow the whole of Africa. We are all Brothers and sisters regardless of which African country, let’s preach love instead

[@osahonfrankosamede9436]

awilo is still a legend in Nigeria because he gave us good song

[@fujablack]

I have never had a congolese friend, I’m nigerian… can we be friends?

[@bedecn262]

Honestly from their accent, I thought they were Nigerians until I understood what the discussion Was all about. We're all the same people.

[@Kingsspeaks]

Thank you for saying that. we're all the same people.

[@charlesnji7570]

Am from Southern Cameroon. I think our problem is we don't want change. Our music is not popular because we are playing an inferior form of Nigerian music. Cameroonians should accept evolution.

[@MichaelEtimPontianus]

We are Genetically and culturally even spiritually related before those that visited us with bad intentions came over with them saperation method and now we are hating on each other. I was surprised when I find out that they're Cameronias I thought those people were really IBO MEN in the beginning of the show.

[@afrohesseklaertauf]

We are not the same people. But we should be united as different people.

[@nmg1909]

@@MichaelEtimPontianus Honestly, Whites have done this to separate us. Another side of the Bakassi Peninsula went like that. One love

[@kwobsiemarius9613]

If Cameroon music is good and CONSISTENT, we will listen and forget other sounds. But now its kot yet that case. NIGERIA is leading the Africa, abeg leave us to enjoy

[@bosambemukete4082]

Gud tell them

[@bosambemukete4082]

Gud tell them

[@foliwe]

True brother

[@omegajoshuawami2063]

Add volume, tulejaree

[@uzorcia2571]

😃

[@perrinmuma]

I'm Cameroonian, and I want to let people know that they should not buy into the hype of the hate. Cameroonians love Nigerians and such has created a lot of bitterness in the hearts of underperforming artists...rather than take accountability and go back to the drawing board, they want to blame Nigerians which I find childish. Peace and love everywhere man, we Africans gotta learn from each other and grow better

[@charlysays7863]

😂 Nigerian music pressing necks since like 1570 😂

[@iykejnr6296]

True😂😂

[@sirgosan2374]

🤣🤣🤣

[@sean-et4wr]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂…..good one

[@priceelesslove8846]

Nigeria my second country, you guys are blessed. I was in ghana last year, I hear Nigeria music everywhere, I was also in south africa and kenya, they playing Nigeria music, even on the streets.

[@Jaysongz_rapman]

Whenever you're in Nigeria hit me up I promise to host you.. Can I have your number

[@mohamedkamara9283]

You are stopping Nigeria music from playing into your country but you are accepting Drake, Lil wayne, Rhianna and the like to make serious waves in your country. What a sick nation. Nigeria dont even consider you guys because their population alone will make them blow.

[@ndemeg]

Sick nation ? This is the opinion of a few Cameroonians, u would always find radical opinions and ideas in every country . Even in Nigeria you have differences between Biafra , Hausa and Ibo . There are always differences in opinions and a few radical ideas. But u can’t call Cameroon a sick nation or insult the entire country .

[@chichipagaye6130]

Do good music and stop crying Cameron please 😢 😭

[@atemonekejustine7916]

Just being an African and your insulting ur fellow African is sick of you. I think you should study fellow philosophy and learn from our African philosophers they fought for one Africa not nation purpose . That's y it's African philosophy not Nigerian or Cameroon or Kenya or what so ever African country philosophy

[@mohamedkamara9283]

@@atemonekejustine7916 that's the main reason why I dont go after people like you because you are still struggling from what you said you studied. Just because the social media is free everyone becomes free agent.

[@atemonekejustine7916]

Unfortunately no hard feelings . Truth remains we are one so argue with your keyboard. Agents of disunity

[@dwinodd75]

I am Cameroonian, from Bamenda. When our artists start talking this way, I fear they are at the end of their wit. they are losing their vision. if they do anything better than the Nigerian artists, I will consume as well. let them concentrate and big up.

[@Biobele]

All the hate Nigeria gets, must be tough being that big in Africa, everyone just wants to see you fall just so they can get to the top. They do not know that you do not climb a ladder by pulling people down, you climb by actually climbing. All the best Nigeria 🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@topboy2151]

Love you man

[@sohniya7681]

True. Sometimes I feel sorry for Nigerians. The hate they get is absurd.

[@tbg6070]

Banning Nigerian music or limiting to promit Cameroonian culture is hate? You Nigerians are so full of yourselves

[@Biobele]

@@tbg6070 have you ban or considered banning South African, Congolese, Jamaican, Ghanaian, American or British music in Cameroon? Why single out 'Nigerian music' for the ban? It's clearly targeted hate. No matter how you try to garnish it, we have seen the ingredients already. Let me advice you for free = Trying to grow your own by stopping Nigerian musicians from entering Cameroon, by forcing DJ's, bars etc to not play Nigerian music?? That's not promoting Cameroon, that's simply dragging down Nigeria, you promote Cameroon by improving Cameroon not by doing things or putting measures to harm Nigeria. Why not say train Cameroonian musicians on the business of music and develop their talents that'll be better and more productive than saying ban Nigerian music, if you ban Nigerian music, Jamaican, Congolese or American music will take over simple. People are not listening to Cameroonian music because it's not good, not because Nigerian music is available. If it was good people would listen to both Cameroon music and still listen to K-Pop, I've played Nigerian music and had strangers ask the name of the song and artist because it was good, K-Pop and Hip-hop are both trending in USA and South Korea, south Korea didn't ban American music for K-pop to grow in South Korea, but if they had do you think USA wouldn't have retaliated? , Jamaican music trends worldwide they haven't ban American, Latin American, south Korean music in their country. I know Nigerians who were crazy over Justin Bieber, I had a guy in class in Nigeria who used to call himself Lil Wayne, now there is a girl I met who speaks south Korean in Nigeria because of K-pop and K-drama, same with India Bollywood, zcinema and so on used to be and still is big in Nigeria esp amongst women due to their love series, but it hasn't killed Nollywood till today, Nollywood is very good at comedy, African culture, drama etc Bollywood cannot replace that, USA cannot show Nigeria the way Nollywood can despite their money and resources, Lil Wayne, Bob Marley and co. Didn't kill Nigerian music industry, those guys are legends in their fields but there are times you want to shake waist who or just party and then you need Omahlay or FireboyDML or Runtown, Look at me now cannot occupy that space On the Low by Burna boy occupies there are times you want Burna boys on the low and there are times you would want busta rhymes. Nigeria just got better at music and production and all that and now is selling side by side with global heavyweights Nollywood, Hollywood and Bollywood will not kill each other. Instead they'll work together, look at Burna boys features, these guys are all trains on different tracts, how fast or slow train A in Europe goes will not affect train B in Nigeria or train C in Cameroon. This is like a poor man thinking if the rich man dies he'll become rich, it doesn't work that way his son or someone else will become rich but not you a stranger in another country. If all the Billionaires die would that make you a Billionaire? If all the current musicians stop making music will you have all their fans? NO.

[@denisehood7568]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eae7n4aBgbpsgJo

[@kemdam7585]

Whether you ban or u didn't, we are moving higher, God bless my country Nigeria

[@ernestkenah7593]

Did someone say you are not moving ?🙄🙄🙄🙄

[@ikeojibi1080]

Lol, we move. I nor no y this hate, chaiiii, if dey like make de ban that's their problem.

[@freemindofficial7766]

We wish you all the best my dear but we want to concentrate on our own now

[@solomonobihan6200]

God luck with that. We will see where it takes you

[@jonathanogbone9925]

@@freemindofficial7766 , nobody is holding you not to concentrate on your own, yet you know all our musicians by name, i cant even mention one of yours, lol

[@charles4163]

Black man always hating on black, that’s why Africa continues to be backward. Which African country has ever spoken against American or European music? Nonsense!

[@blessuzo]

Thank you!!! Exactly!

[@blessing8131]

Don't mind then

[@danielwitse3381]

You want make their colonial master enslave them again 😂😂😂

[@burlhorse61]

the music world is global-because of social media.so you can't force people lo listen to certain music .

[@GlobalRoyalty506]

you forgot to add mtsssshew at the end

[@Homeoftruthtv]

when congo music was the highest in Africa Nigerians was the highest who shows love to congo and Côte d'Ivoire music at last Nigerians put on weight in music those music makes Nigerians to wake-up in music, we Nigerians never jealous and we can never do that! you guys should take it easy

[@peacheskong2245]

As a Cameroonian, I agree with the sentiments of others on here but what you're saying that Nigerians have been the highest to show love to Congolese music is just nonsense.

[@jeanpaulodira8095]

Gbam!!!

[@adesolaoghenekevwe7264]

@@peacheskong2245 it is not awilolokumba is a generational song we still know till date

[@IamGodSon]

At one time it was Cameroonian makossa music that dominated the continent. It is turn by turn ooh

[@kala-adaidakariopusunju6809]

thats why God Bless us cuz we no dey jealous if you are good you will reign in Nigeria

[@debopopoola2159]

I really love how an average Cameroonian can speak English and French fluently. You guys are good

[@Abieyuwa150]

Bro, it's so nice, I don't know how they do it

[@nigerdeltamirrortv9311]

Cameroon should play good music and Nigerians will vibe to it. There was a time Congo music was reigning, it was everywhere in Nigeria but Nigerians never complained or thought about banning it. Now Afrobeats is hot, many countries in Africa want to ban it. Where's the pan African spirit? You people should go back to basics, create your own unique sound that's authentic to your culture, also do collabos with other artistes esp from Nigeria- that's how you will succeed, not by banning Naija music. So if you ban it in Cameroun, will you also go ban it in Europe, US and everywhere Afrobeats is popular? Even the American music industry, one of the most difficult in the world to penetrate, Naija Afrobeats has broken through. This should be a thing of joy for all Africans but all we see from some fellow Africans is hate and jealousy. How can you people grow with so.much hate and bitterness in your hearts and minds? As next door neighbours, come and learn how Nigerians succeeded in the competitive music industry so you too can succeed not this childish, petty talk of ban

[@gladyshycienth4710]

Well said my sister.. The hate is just too much from every angle..I believe we should continue to love our fellow Africans even though some may hate us.. I believe that is why The Lord is blessing us more.

[@gladyshycienth4710]

@Judith Ikpe Am sorry but I will do what Jesus Christ commanded us to do. "Love those who hate you".

[@lionelchia7277]

I am a Cameroonian but i love what you have written. You have spoken well. I love Naija music and love cameroon music infact african music as a whole. If they sing good songs we will support them. Moreso theres no unity between the Cameroonian artist everyone feels they are the best. As such they dont want to collaborate with each other. this degree of pride greatly destroys them and then industry. Theres no need for the hate

[@oluakinwale4859]

@Niger Delta mirror TV- don't mind them. Na jealousy go kill some people. While is that man talking anyway? Who is or will listen to him? Not even Cameroonians themselves, how know good music, listen to good music and dance to good music. Up your games guys and if u are good Nigerians and people all over the world will take to your music. You don't promote banning other people music to promote your own. It's mean u are not good enough to compete. If u go to Nigeria as a Cameroonian and u are good u will break into naija market, to promoters will sign u unto their label and u will become a star. We don't descriminate even though some Africans descriminate against us. There are Nigerians music Artists promoting non-Nigerians musicians. That's who we are, that's what we are. The ocean is big for however want to catch fish. I rest my case.

[@judwinndzo9714]

calm down my sister

[@Duwor]

As a Liberian I believe I believe we honestly don’t need to jealous one another. If you want to shine, shine with them

[@FAVVIB3Stv]

Thank you bro 🙌🏾

[@chuksrichard3598]

Truth

[@ifeanyiorji8511]

Tell the local champion cy

[@eyobassey5106]

Nigerians think Cameroonians and Ghanaians are their best allies but I've seen that the country that has always been consistent in supporting Nigerians is liberia.

[@dominicdominic]

Liberians and Sierra Leoneans are the biggest supporters of Nigeria, not Ghana or Cameroon or Senegal.unfortunately we Nigerians don’t see it .

[@reacherladi2534]

Guys you still don't understand,the power Nigeria have, we have a very massive population in Africa so making Nigeria your enemy is like making a man who will make you a king your enemy...... Even this interview check your view Nigeria still have the highest number because you are talking about Nigerians, another reason you can't joke with us

[@michaelsegunfarinmade3635]

Exactly they think their 25 million people can compete with our 230 million people if they ban is still the same thing because they are not the ones contributing to the Nigerian pocket

[@anang5048]

@@michaelsegunfarinmade3635 facts bro..but will you throw away a widow's might or offering off the basket coz it's small..n coz u look up to a bigger offering??

[@denisehood7568]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eae7n4aBgbpsgJo

[@Ireneemeya]

Woooooooooow!!! Soooo many KZbin videos of countries talking about Nigeria!!! this is crazy!!! So Africans are not even happy that Africa is finally having a voice, now it’s cool to be African because Nigeria is giving Africa a voice.. this is really horrible Africa… I just love the fact that God loves Nigeria despite this much hate from our own!!

[@osayeokungbowa3059]

In the 1990s, there a certain Mbila Belle from Country, her songs were popular in Nigeria and no one complained. Nigerians don't care where the music come from, if the music is good we will listen.

[@princ_emk559]

True👍.. let me add this just incase you forgot the makosa era, hippop/rnb era infact there was also a time South African sounds and even Ghana sound were huge in Nigeria and no one complained.. this is just pure hatred and jealousy you can tell even from this interview abi broadcast 😆

[@princ_emk559]

Omo my own is they should all go to hel jor... even if the whole of AFRICA stops listening to Nigerian music. We NIGERIANS full ground both home and abroad ...

[@blessing8131]

@@princ_emk559 that is what they didn't know Nigerian didn't need their help instead they are the ones that need our help to promote their industry

[@ADEBAJO01]

are you leslie s /tony brother?

[@mikailm6934]

Yes she is Congolese

[@johnnyksar3228]

My Cameroonian ppl, go listen to this new male Nigerian artiste called OMAH LAY.

[@nelsonabuchi5232]

😂 😂 Another problem for them

[@africailoveyou1815]

There's new artist now 18 years girl don jazzy signed newly. That girl is fire her name is Ayrastarr.. check her on Instagram or don jazzy Instagram page.

[@johnnyksar3228]

@@africailoveyou1815 yes I know about her, she is fire too.

[@arubuolaebenezer9986]

🖕🤣🤣🤣 more problem for them. The thing they don't realise is we closer in relation than they think even more than their francophone citizens

[@slimrubberband2559]

@mohxero check him out on audiomack ya'll

[@abiodungeorge9115]

Listening to this discussion, I feel more proud as a Nigerian than I ever felt. Despite the rubbish our government officials are doing to our imagine, the entire world can still see 👀 our talents and shining stars. I would advise the Cameroonians to find a way to collaborate with Nigerians artists and make Africa great instead of calling for banning our music. Share love 💘 not hate.

[@mosunmolaadeojo9061]

See the effects of colonialism. If the British didn't divide nations like cake, we'll be one.

[@emmanueljames3862]

We Nigerians celebrate other Africans, I wonder why many Africans just have problem with everything we do. Up Naija! Naija for life!!

[@jkjk1194]

Let's be honest. Everybody in africa especially we are celebrating nigerian music because it's the best around But nigeria is not celebrating other african. Please stop lying

[@wilfredjoshua8784]

No body is lying, we love forigners and we consume foreign things also but I think we Africans should stop beefing each other.

[@wilfredjoshua8784]

@Fati Osman What is this one saying? Are you in Nigeria?

[@wilfredjoshua8784]

@Fati Osman Where are you in Nigeria?

[@nijaentertainmentchanel796]

We Nigeria are the best abeg haters keep hating 😅

[@afro8478]

The hate other African countries have on Nigerian is top notch. This is a proved

[@tafidagadzama9964]

Nigeria is on the top and if you are nobody, there would be no hate.

[@bensonudo9698]

Inferiority complex is the problem here. Am ashamed of this guys

[@jahudini]

Boss last year here, one guy be wan fight me simply cos am Nigerian. Accuse me say we Nigerians go come their Country take over business, women...and some nonsense wen em de talk.....I just quite my brother, de run my race.

[@nin10do4eve]

No one is hating man.

[@denisehood7568]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eae7n4aBgbpsgJo

[@davidogbu1147]

They are Nigerian musicians who are putting in a lot of work, but still they don't get much support from Nigerian audience. Yet they don't hate d public, they keep putting in lots of work. For example, afrobeat conservatives don't have much audience in Nigeria, they still keep pushing and now they are loved internationally.

[@chibuzoojukwu]

I'm Nigerian and this was a very good discussion. Great conversation! To my fellow Nigerians commenting without having watched the full 42 mins of the discussion, they were not "hating" on Nigeria or proposing a ban. Watch the full interview before commenting. In summary, they were responding to a comedian that apparently suggested a ban on Nigerian music in Cameroon in order to promote more local /Cameroonian music/culture. Everybody on this panel was against the idea of banning Nigerian music but they discussed ways on how local Cameroonian music can be promoted and consumed in Cameroon. It was a good discussion that was meant for a Cameroonian audience.

[@YoungMesrine]

Exactly people didn't watch the whole video and they don't like reading so they will just comment before thinking.

[@ngumabi]

Nigerians are good. Let's accept that . Cameroon is yet to get to their level. Let us work hard to get there. Even if people market you exclusively when you are not yet good enough you won't maintain the fans. Cameroonian artists go back to work and grow. Stop complaining. It's getting annoying. In the meantime I no want hear say dey don ban Nigerian music here oh. You guys should go and work on your craft.

[@easternblood9207]

Are you Nigerian?

[@ngumabi]

@@easternblood9207 no I am not. I am Cameroonian.

[@easternblood9207]

@@ngumabi lol...your pidgin is 👍👍

[@ngumabi]

@@easternblood9207 lol thanks

[@enowtabotlouis8833]

Sorry bro but Cameroon has sound but the artist don't know how to use it

[@nelsonabuchi5232]

People just wake up and start talking about NIGERIA 😂 😂 😂 na una business shaaaa

[@danieladetayo3711]

Nigerians listen to all kinds of songs and consume diverse sounds. Makosa was huge, then azonto from Ghana and now South African sound is big in Nigeria. If you make good music, Nigerians will listen.

[@danielngongang9419]

I'm just here to say Nigerians have a flawed conception of what Makossa music is. Awilo Longomba does not do makossa. Makossa is a music by the Duala people of Cameroon. A good example of makossa music, which I will want you to listen to is 'Francoise' by Toto Guillaume. It's here on KZbin. Please check it out

[@danieladetayo3711]

@@danielngongang9419 what I want you to understand is that I don't care where my music is from. As long as it is good music, I will listen. And a lot of Nigerians share this line of thinking.

[@goodnesswami1599]

That’s it

[@user-ee5rm]

You’re a very big liar. Nigerians deliberately don’t play other music on their airwaves. It’s deliberate and they got exposed. Everyone has woken up

[@richyhealthynaturalweightl2718]

@@user-ee5rm that's ur fuck business, we don't care 🙄😎

[@ib4reel28]

Nigeria's success is Africa's success likewise Cameroon's success is Africa's success, and it goes like dat for every African country. Once upon a time Cameroon makossa was big in Nigeria, and we liked it, Nigerias success in music does not diminish the capabilities of artistes in sister African countries. We shld rather rejoice that a fellow African is taking on the mighty Americans in the entertainment industry. These colonial boundaries shld stop defining us. I see no Cameroonian or Nigerian, I see black Africans. Besides, looking at the Cameroonians sitting on this discourse, they look every inch like Nigerians. They talk much like us and have the same swag like us.

[@joeexplain2238]

Na so bro

[@Opemipo]

This is apt. I thought the guy with the sunshade on was Larry Gaga

[@JudehEmpire]

@@Opemipo All these guys are English Cameroonians.

[@ahumanwhodoesntlikenoobs395]

Bruh makossa is Congolese

[@umehsteven4]

I think the problem is from the beat makers, Nigerian beat makers are doing wonders with a laptop.

[@layorhskye7492]

This is true Those guys are talented Naija for life

[@slimrubberband2559]

✔🙌

[@joshuasunday321]

For real

[@aintageek]

You got it... Nigerian producers are sick.... just listen to kizz Daniel’s single “Currently” which is amapiano infused... you’ll almost think we own the sound

[@denisehood7568]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eae7n4aBgbpsgJo

[@comfortedu5115]

I like it when others countries talk about Nigerians artists it makes Nigerians artists go higher and higher 😂😂😂😂😂,what about Nollywood? Ban that one too please😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@100naija]

i left my Galfriend because she fail to entertain my country music . Naija we d.

[@kenziestv6934]

Yes ohh🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@ramosibile6533]

They shouldn't go there 😂😂

[@wilfredjoshua8784]

😂😂😂😂😂 But some how it's heart breaking to see African fighting over little things

[@comfortedu5115]

@@wilfredjoshua8784 that's the spirit of envy towards Nigeria artists, envy is a sister to witchcraft 😂😂😂😂

[@nwaforpascal5713]

Am a Nigerian, It's of recent I started enjoying Nigeria music bcuz I only play blues, Reaga especially lucky dube, and American music. International music was not banned in Nigeria before I started enjoying our music it's all about quality

[@joelconfident8364]

I think Nigeria is one of the country that don't reject good songs, weather it's from Sudan or anywhere in the world 🌍. My advice is other African countries should keep on improving their entertainment industries and stop the hates. Thanks 😊☺️😊

[@mrmike1582]

There are over 200 ethnic groups in Nigeria. With their uniqueness. Nigerians have the responsibility and experience of appealing to different cultures right from our home.

[@danielngongang9419]

Cameroon has over 220 tribes, speaking over 200 different languages.

[@anyaboluemmanuel6438]

@@danielngongang9419 There are over 250 ethnic groups in Nigeria with over 500 languages

[@opemalik7181]

@@danielngongang9419 Over 250 Ethnic groubs and over 500 Language's in Nigeria

[@abdulabdul-qg3mc]

You guys should go and read. There a some ethnic nations (pre-colonial nations) that are common to both countries. For instance, there are Fulanis in both Nigeria and Cameroon. In the south of Nigeria, you find even more of those nations. Stop taking all these white man’s borders (Nigeria, Cameroon etc) too seriously. It’s artificial. The real nations are the ethnic nations and that’s why you see similarities in cultures across different white man made borders.

[@tmannie15]

@@abdulabdul-qg3mc please tell them. The main problem i see here is colonial mindset. F the boarders, we are one people.

[@ominyismart2344]

I can't just stop laughing, why why some people's will just wake and thinking of envy others country that is doing great,Always proud of my country NIGERIAN 🇳🇬

[@ikeojibi1080]

Hahahahahaha hahahahahaha hahahahahaha, my brother are oooooo.

[@ominiekwe7241]

If you are doing well and nobody is complaining, that blessing didn't come from God,But when God blesses you people must complain, that's what we Nigerians are facing everywhere in the world

[@Daizyonceagain]

They are tripping and falling.. It's embarrassing.. Showing their jealousy publicly.. Some BS.. If you want attention work on your craft without hate.. NIGERIAN artists worked on their craft when they didn't get attention without bringing down American artists or others

[@movementtv1883]

I can't even understand there talt

[@blessing8131]

Proudly Nigerian only Nigerian is giant of Africa and also super eagles god bless my country Nigeria 🇳🇬🇳🇬 All hail Nigeria's

[@The_Harylaba]

Africa love yourselves...OmG! I am crying here for y'all! If your craft is good, people will appreciate you!

[@emmanuelmenoji7853]

Nigeria had this same issue many decades ago when American hip-hop was the order of day. Reinvention is the key. A time is coming when this current Nigerian AfroBeats style will also ebb till it'll be reinvented. Blackman, love yourselves and others. 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@ibukun1607]

When Jerusalema came to Nigeria almost every Nigerian and their mama vibed to it. When it was Party after party we vibed to it too. If your music is good bring it we will dance stop all this jealousy but biko ban our music please cameroonians don't deserve to have a vibe they can't even appreciate. If they are even considering it they should just ban it .

[@tmannie15]

You forgot one corner

[@nnamdiegbuchulam5723]

How about "a alhaji" from ivory coast. We consume so much of youssou ndor

[@ebiekem]

Or Angola's Windeck

[@solathelatestajalatravel6122]

And Bourna Boy do collabo again

[@mikola68]

I listened and danced two months non stop Jerusalema...so the whole world should ban it...well I think thise wanna be nationalists should not listen to Michael Jackson. By the way, who sang "Sweet Mother" super music...my mom's favourite music? Loool

[@patrickpedro6458]

God bless Federal Republic Of Nigeria

[@juliusuwuigbe3274]

There’s nothing federal about the republic.

[@onryx1642]

@@juliusuwuigbe3274 go and sit down if you've got nothing to say.

[@markgodwin2525]

Amennnnnnnnnnn

[@Queenbassey92]

I'm proud to be a Nigerian! Cameroon's trust me you just need to work for what you want but you can't achieve that by pulling another country down...No way!

[@officielEP]

It's almost like Africa can't escape self-destruction. Would you have a problem American music or French music? Have you called for a ban on French culture? Rubbish

[@mbembaleba536]

I'm Cameroonian and to be fair American or French music are not popular no more here. Only African music (Congo, Côte d'Ivoire, Nigeria, Ghana for the most part). You'll hardly hear a South African, Tanzanian or kenyan song in Cameroon. Frankly I don't understand why they complain because Cameroonian artistes are pretty popular in African french speaking countries of West and Central and in the Carribeans. The Loko, Mr Leo, Daphné, Darina, Dipanda, Stanley Enoh or Tenor are doing good. Salatiel is even in the Beyoncé's Black is King album. I went one time at show in Yaounde and I saw young girls going crazy (crying and yelling) for the Cameroonian stars...

[@agberodongetinternet8651]

you guys sound more Nigerian than I, what's this? music is a universal language man, just enjoy the vibe and move on.

[@ernestkenah7593]

What do you mean by they sound Nigerian? When Nigeria did the same thing did they think that music was universal ?

[@agberodongetinternet8651]

@@ernestkenah7593 ok bro, do you. One love

[@IkesLionsDen]

Exactly. Africans fighting over fake borders drawn by White men

[@samuelsamuel3208]

Bro naija and anglophone Cameron are one tell the guy not to start rubbish give good sounds to your people they will listen to it OK, awillolugumba sale music world wide because of good sounds even country who doesn't understand awilo language they patronize

[@agberodongetinternet8651]

@@samuelsamuel3208 exactly man. I remember how I use to wine my waist to awilo 😂😂. And I didn't understand a thing he was saying 😂😂

[@ekeemekaeric3603]

In naija we listen to shatta wale stonebwoy sarkodie r2bees king promise Efya fameye nasty c Casper novest busiswa emtee sauti soul and other African artists in Africa we love diamond platinum come and do song with Nigeria we love u guys

[@ibnuseena5253]

One love in Ghana we don't see Nigeria music as fogren music we are brothers Nigeria music playing everywhere in Ghana

[@MboaRealEState]

the stone boy that you people disgrace when he comes for a show in Nigeria

[@realboyvevo782]

@@MboaRealEState get out mugu

[@realboyvevo782]

@@MboaRealEState speak English?

[@kenziestv6934]

@@MboaRealEState yes! He was disgraced because he insulted wizkid!. He insulted a big artist of ours and expects to still be loved in that country?? You be honest with yourself. If a Nigerian artist insults Sarkodie, will Ghanaians be happy?? But anyways, all that is in the past now, we listen to Shatta now, we bear no grudge.

[@sarahlouise1875]

Nigeria music have taking all over the world music industry, even the British now is using Nigeria music to have more viewers on KZbin by reacting to Nigeria music , no need to hate on Nigeria music they have work hard for it

[@davidibrahim3056]

Fact

[@Biobele]

I like that "I'm the Messiah" guy lol

[@chitalk4040]

Me too

[@denisehood7568]

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[@dermotwallace5533]

I listened so attentively to all of your contributions and worries about the Nigerian music dominance in Cameroun and it was all coming from a place of love for your country. My contribution and suggestion is to the Cameroonian artists to go back to the drawing board and into their studios to WORK HARDE. Listen to foreign genres and copy a little bit of the tunes they can and add their unique tunes and lyrics as well. That will improve and give the Cameroonian music an identity for sure. Take it or leave it, once a good music is out there, people automatically are drawn to it, regardless if it is a Nigerian, Ghanaian, Mozambique or Cameroonian tune. GET BACK TO WORK. BACK TO THE DRAWING BOARD AND WORK, WORK, WORK!! And hopefully but surely, your hardwork will pay sooner or later.

[@animalspidey]

Thank you very much for this comment! This is spot on...

[@taofeekogundiwin8111]

Oga Dermot Wallace. You have spoken well. As a Nigerian, I don't care where a sound comes from, if it's good, I vibe.

[@danielwitse3381]

I think they didn’t take your advice cos it’s been almost 3 years and Nigeria music is still moving higher and haven’t seen the light of Cameroon music.

[@ajmalaysia]

@@danielwitse3381 Sadly so however, let's give up on them yet.

[@danielwitse3381]

@@ajmalaysia You dont progress by pushing others down but they never want to listen. There is enough space in this world to progress.

[@emmanueligho4253]

Y'all are just jealous and displaying your hatred, Even if you ban Nigeria music in Cameroon it won't make your music industry or music better than the Nigerian music industry. Nigeria music is worldwide now your jealousy and hate can't stop it. Is either you go hard or go home.

[@ikeojibi1080]

They dont even know

[@sakweroland7933]

Bro don't generalized the statement of one guy & call cameroonian haters.

[@leavelivewithmirielle6818]

Yes true

[@kenziestv6934]

Period!

[@Kaysorella2unes]

Naija for life. We are global musically now

[@bolajiafolabi2205]

Prince talks like a typical Nigerian Ibo Business-man, you are really sounding like a Nigerian. We love you guys, please share the love with we Nigerians!

[@wizigold2567]

Nigeria is great people in the world believe me God bless Nigerians Africa people no love Nigeria we Nigerians no 🤲🤲🤲🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬✊🏻🇳🇬🖤🖤✊🏻🇳🇬

[@weafrica2506]

I am a cameroun pure but I don support this BS how can we even think of saying such if cameroun music today is not able to compete at the top level with other countries music then let them get back to the lab and do some good work. Stanley enow to me is the biggest disappointment in cameroun music industry this dude won an MTV award with hein pere as the best revelation in front of burna boy who was the runner up and take a look today at both of them burna boy is a world class star making hits that even Chinese dance to it he when back and work hard but that stanley enow who won when to sleep and has not made a hit like hein pere since then ............... music is a language that you can force people to like when you are good people will love you music but when u suck don blame others. If we should ban Nigerian music we should ban American music too, french rap , ndombolo , couper decaler etc............ that is BULL SHIT

[@ominiekwe7241]

God bless you, you just said it all

[@judwinndzo9714]

True talk

[@leavelivewithmirielle6818]

Hahahahhha

[@Monkeybizz99]

I couldn't agree more with you. I am ashame of our mentality, we Africans should promote eachother instead of praying for the downfall of those who worked hard for their success. Unfortunately, it's the trademark of bantu people all over the world.

[@ernestkenah7593]

@@Monkeybizz99 You can't work hard to your success by taking advantage of others , and when they realize and want to do same , you start complaining.

[@hustlingbee]

That Naija guy that said that there are laws in place helping Nigerian music doesn't know what he's saying. There is no single law in place regulating music in Nigeria.

[@onyiascorner869]

My guy, there was a law and kind of restriction 80/20 during the time of obasanjo....

[@hustlingbee]

@@onyiascorner869 Well, I'm not aware of that. But we also need to consider all the problems our upcoming artist have to face in Nigeria, especially with piracy. Social media has changed everything now. Today, any new artist can blow with the help of social media even before an investor or record label finds you. The only condition is that your music has to be good. Fireboy and Oman Lay are a perfect example.

[@babatundesho4735]

I wonder where he saw the law in Nigeria protecting Nigerian music. They made good music just at the time Ray Power was commissioned and Kenny Ogungbe and Dayo Oguneye of the radio station gave them the platform to showcase. "Boom" everybody started listening and making Nigerian music. As long as it was good it was aired.

[@onigemohabeeb8338]

There are no law protection Nigerian music

[@onyiascorner869]

@@onigemohabeeb8338 you need to do research about it yourself. Am telling what I know. Nigerians did not just ditched foreign music (mostly America) because we started production good music. There was a regulatory policy during obasanjo tenure through the ministry of information and culture that mandated Nigerian radio stations and DJs to play 80% of local content. This increased the acceptability of Nigeria music and also increased in competition among artiste. And overtime the quality of music and music video improved and Nigerians in diaspora did a marvelous work outside the country marketing our contents. Do your research.....

[@mamadousalioubah9148]

Let's say the truth Nigerian artists are the best right now, they're competing with international artists like américain, inited kingdom, i'm not a Nigerian, but it's good to recognise the talented artists, we must be unite ,let's be pround of Nigerian artists it's Who's winning.

[@patiztv7816]

Nigerians are very smart, they are the most intelligent people in the world. Nigeria is well known for their intelligence and creativity anywhere they go, when you talk about Nigeria they are smart in all fields medicine, science, technology, IT, entrepreneurship economics etc. in-fact Nigerian are very resilient. they travels a lot, there is no place in this world you can’t find them, they are all over besides that, they are the only country in the world that are not racist, they are lovely people. They love people who hate them most, this is why they are very special, so the world should learn from them. They never hide there identity, they are always proud of who they are. This is one of the secret why they grow higher.

[@legalizepidgin8230]

Makosa was huge in the 90's/00, Nigerians never complained

[@charlesugochukwu9283]

We danced to that beautiful song without asking where it came from, even though we didn’t hear a word of what was said in it. Today, Nigerian music is making waves globally and fellow Africans are the ones calling for it to be banned. Hatred and bigotry is really evil

[@menjalialino6379]

Which is a fact! Now copying one type or rythm to the other...

[@gold-idehenekpenede8976]

Inferiority complex

[@4real4real43]

Thank you for saying that, we never complained, and never got jealous!

[@leavelivewithmirielle6818]

Tell them oh

[@layorhskye7492]

😂😂😂😂 I'm a Nigerian but this show was hilarious I love everyone and please no fighting😂 Y'all are all wonderful❤

[@dominicadaeze3226]

Omo I dont really know the Crime Nigerias committed I swear, the hate is glaring, it makes me feel so bad, I remember when we vibe to Awilo den, Brenda false, hippo music , many more like dat no wahala, now 9ja is the biggest in hole Africa it's now becoming a problem

[@califoniakester7551]

Menh I love this guy on this short sleeve he is just saying the point God bless Nigeria 🇳🇬 God bless Africa 🌍

[@newsfeed9687]

The more u talk about banning Nigeria the more u are exposing nigeria to the world.... I'm a proud Nigerian

[@ebenezerayim6218]

You can't chase Nigerian music away from your country, you collaborate with them,do lots of features, Ghanaians are doing the same.

[@AmbientSongss]

He is right though... Smart thinking like a Nigerian. Pay money and do collab!! But I doubt any Nigerian artist would want to collab with you guys now that you are hating on them.

[@taiyeshittu516]

They need to be good enough to collab with our Naija Artists. They need interviews with our artists to deserve a collaboration

[@heads7982]

Big up 9ja. 💥💥💥💯! From the days of Sonny Okosun, Evi Edna Ogholi, Onyeka Onwenu, Felix Liberty, Shina Peter's, Kwam 1, Alex O, Danny Wilson, Majek Fashek, Ras kimono, Oritz Wiliki, to Eedris Abdul Kareem, Daddy Shokey, Baba Fry O, Tony Tetuila, Lagbaja, Rugged man, Azadus, Pasuma, Tuface, P Square, Style plus, Mode 9, etc etc. We been recycling for years and never stopped listening to the rhythm and flow of foreign music despite all that. American and European music always been present in 9ja. All genres of world music , from Hip hop to Jamaican reggae and dance hall all had their airwaves in 9ja and we never bothered to kick em out. We loved and played Makosa and music from East, north and Southern Africa when they banged. Ghana music have had their stage in 9ja airwaves too. 9Ja rocked VIP ?... But 9ja continued to dig deep till our sound got heard too. Shouts out to all our dead legends......shouts out to all our living legends. Big up FELA ANIKULAPO KUTI. Afro beat forever !!. One love Africa !. One Africa. 👍🏾👍🏿💥💥💥

[@thomasikechukwunnadozie7608]

Before you develop hate on Nigerians, I want you to know this, it is almost 100% impossible for any other African countries to make money in any type of business in Nigeria, why! Because there is absolutely nothing new you can bring to Nigeria that they don't already know years ago. Nigerians are too high to compete with, we are so focused, humble to learn, respectful, determined and eyes always on the ball, very hard to compete with in all angles. The government just failed us Nigerians are always ready. I advise you to make them friends and learn from them because they know so much that you don't know. It will be good to be friends and learn from Nigerians instead of hating them for their success and remain with nothing.

[@sylviasworld9397]

You can't compete with the Nigerian music industry thats the issue. It's like runners saying Usain Bolt needs to be banned from a race in order for them to win. People outside don't know your artists, it's not the fault of Nigeria. When makossa was big in Nigeria, which Nigerian complained?

[@b2ko5820]

Bro what you’re saying is not true at all, as big as Nigeria is, you guys banned food and even closed borders with Niger, Benin and Cameroon just because you want to protect Nigeria industry and agriculture. So tell me why are you complaining now while other want to do the same? I remember Nigeria government refusing to sign the project of free trade intra-Africa just because they thought it will kill Nigeria industry but now after second thought they agreed and signed it because they know that Nigeria can compete, invade others and even develop it industry. So you guys can always profit on others but no reciprocity with you right? Personally I’m again the ban because the fault is firstly Cameroonian, bad music with no identity, worst distribution and also lack of professionalism. Cameroon need to sit and work on that, but you guys can’t condemn us to try to do some for our culture while you’re doing the same in the other hand.

[@adamumohammed3680]

Nigeria close border bc of Asian rice not bc of African produce.

[@queenslyogbebor159]

Mohammed a beg tell them

[@solomonobihan6200]

The problem is that your protectionist policies has no effect on Nigeria. It will cause Nigerians to look at Cameroon with a negative eye.

[@ernestkenah7593]

@@solomonobihan6200 No one is wanting it to have any impact on Nigeria. We care more about ourselves, not Nigeria. My question is , why does it pain you when we want to do the same thing you did?🙄🙄🙄

[@ochadtv1421]

Too much talk no dey full basket..the solution is ..Cameroon artists should stop being stingy and jealous..bring out money and do more collaborations.that's the key..do you know how much wizkid spend to work with drake? or Davido ft Chris Brown etc..2face ft Bennie man and T pain.. p square ft Rick Ross, TI.etc is not child's play na who work go chop..Diamond platinum don work now he is eating..Cameroon should keep working they are almost there and stop complaining..2face pave the way for naija who is ready to pave the way for Cameroon Stanley enow..if he thinks he gat guts he should make the move and stop making noise like a child...in the land of the blind a man with one eye is the Kingmugu.

[@richolive7940]

fela and majek fashek did paved way for nigerian artists

[@favourx1484]

@@richolive7940 they are Nigerian artists?

[@peterreal4900]

@@richolive7940 Fela n Majek paved it for their generation......2face paved it for this generation.

[@damilolalartman576]

Point of correction wizkid didn't pay drake any money, drake discovered wizkid through his song (ojuelegba) thanks to Skepta who share it with drake, and they did an ojuelegba remix (three of them), and after that drake and wiz hook up in the studio and recorded some music like One dance, come closer and the ones they haven't released yet. Same with Skepta, wiz has a song with him like Bad energy, longtime. And when I first saw that CY comedian video I was like wtf 🤦🏾‍♂️this is not how u will do it, you have to create a competitive industry and that will bring out the noise to other neighbors countries and watch how your industry goes from there and by also collaborating with other African artistes.

[@richolive7940]

@@favourx1484 yes they were.

[@thomasikechukwunnadozie7608]

If only you know that music is the only industry that is working in Nigeria now and it was formed by Nigerians without any government help. Nigerians are pushing forward in competing with the world. You guys are having good conversation and you all makes so much points especially the guy in the middle he is very much enlightened in government settings. It will be a very wrong step to create hate against Nigerians because of their current success in music. Nigeria is one of the largest country that transport foreign music in the past and we all enjoyed without any form of complaints. There was a time it's was all USA, Congo South Africa ivory coast Ghana even Cameroon. It was only hard work by the previous artist that maintained their group that gave Nigeria this recent success. It takes a long process to build up whatever you wish to build, Nigeria is consuming her music almost 100% now and it's very hard to compete with Nigeria in any form. Just do your thing and be focused, one day you will have something to celebrate for and it will be a good thing to even invite those artist and mix them with the local artist for connection purposes. You guys had beautiful conversation and I'm really impressed.❤️🇳🇬

[@thomasikechukwunnadozie7608]

I want to add more one thing, as you can't run away from your shodow so you cannot change yourself from Nigeria. Nigeria and Cameroon is just few km away, faces are the same, our tongues are the same, our thoughts and reasoning are the same, most our food are the same. The only different from Nigeria and Cameroon that is obviously is Nigerians inability to speak French. Don't hate your brothers because we are the same, Nigeria as the most populated Africa country have never impacted other countries with music in the past because we never really had the strong artist in past that hit other countries except Fella. This Nigeria current wave of music started just few years ago, over the years we have been enjoying all music from the United States and all Africa countries.

[@mbembaleba536]

And you forgot Sunny Okosun. I'm Cameroonian and we share with Nigeria one of the most popular artist in Africa: Prince Nico Mbarga

[@okeruona]

Prince Enobi talks like a Calabar man, has the business wisdom of an igbo man and the kind of bluntness you'll get from a Deltan..... Too much wisdom from one person

[@patienceegwuagha8247]

I was just about to say he has ancestors in Nigeria

[@janek7467]

I love that guy and his perspective!

[@atangafrankline3664]

You can't differentiate from An Igbo man and an English Cameroonian ..

[@janek7467]

@@atangafrankline3664 English Cameroonian ? 😂...does it mean you are also English Nigerian?

[@atangafrankline3664]

@@janek7467 not funny but I'll reply you , Cameroon is not a French country ,it has a French zone and an and English zone ..2 set of people that came together to form one ..the country is both French and English speaking so don't misunderstand me ..thanks

[@jonathanogbone9925]

why always NIGERIA, i hate when all these african nations hates Nigeria so much, all we do is show love, nd get hate in return, there was a time in Nigeria when all we hear is macossa, we never protested , we enjoyed it, right now south african music is gaining ascendancy in Nigeria, we love their beats and dance moves, please give us a break.

[@fomujungfunjung471]

Please can you help us understand how Nigeria is showing love?

[@IkesLionsDen]

@@fomujungfunjung471 We don't show jealousy from hearing music from other countries

[@fomujungfunjung471]

@@IkesLionsDen, you are either too naive or you are just lying to yourself. Nigerians envy others too much. So you have no clue that a policy was passed in Nigeria that TV, radio stations and clubs should play 80% Nigeria music and 20% foreign?

[@IkesLionsDen]

@@fomujungfunjung471 Nigerians envy who? Nigeria music is big outside of Nigeria. All over Africa from Sierra Leone, Cameroon,Kenya, Ghana, even in the Carribean and United States. There is nothing for Nigeria to envy in terms of entertainment. Nigerians in Nigeria will listen to anything that is good music. That's why alot of American musicians perform there every year. Congolese, South African, Ghanaian, and Jamaican music is popular in Nigeria as well.

[@tombimashri8149]

Which love do nija show going all over the world lying fooling women making babys than dumping them destroying their own africans youth with drugs preaching hate and divide amongst people and races the list is endless Which love are u showing the only thing you show love to is money.

[@gozziechigozie6063]

Nigerians should forget that coward, we are only representing african like other musician from other Afrikan Continental, you are not competiting with anybody

[@ikennauchendu7624]

You guys sounds like Nigerians. In that we already have a huge influence on Cameroonians. The thing is African countries still look at Nigerian music as their fellow African music instead of as international music. You don’t complain when drake, lil baby, Megan or Justin Bieber is played but you have an issue when you hear davido, Wizkid, REMA and other top Naija acts. The fact is this, Nigerian music is global. The recognition we are getting is crazy and even if you try to stop it on radio, you can’t stop trace or MTV. You can’t stop social media, you can’t stop access to music through streaming platforms and most especially you can’t hide how good music makes you feel. Nigerian music is here to stay and it will be like this for a long time, it’s either you accept it or you live with hatred in your heart.

[@peterreal4900]

Y'all haven't seen anything yet o! There's a lot of musically talented and creative guyz on the streets of Nigeria, with amazingly different sounds from what y'all are hearing today, and are without the opportunity to showcase yet........ Nigeria is not a country o!......Naija is like 10 different African countries in 1........ Naija should be called United countries of Africa o!.....UCA.......I dey tell u, bro!

[@ernestkenah7593]

Stop expressing ignorance. Do you know how many different talents exist in different streets in Cameroon and other African countries? Tell me the culture and tradition of Nigeria that exist in ten different countries in Africa, and go find out why Cameroon is called African in miniature.

[@peterreal4900]

@@ernestkenah7593 I should stop expressing ignorance? Is there anything ignorant about what I just said about my country? Are you gonna tell me about my country? Huh?? Maybe you're not so sure about the word, "ignorance" but you just decided to use it anyway, cuz everybody else is using it. Next time, make sure you look it up in the dictionary before using, okay? The hell's wrong with you?? I should go find out why Cameroon is called miniature country?......Is this an order or a command? Wait a sec, are you on something? What the hell are you on? Cuz I know you've lost it. If Cameroon has a lot of talents on her streets too, it's okay by me....... let's pray they make it out of the streets.

[@xenda5603]

@@ernestkenah7593 Oga shut up your smelling mouth, go learn your English properly and come back for a trial... Nigeria is a Giant, taking africa with her whole might... Come live in the streets of Nigeria for a day and you'll understand this my statement.

[@temiladealamudun5063]

Yes, I agree. I don't know why other African countries always angry and jealous of Nigerians when we are doing something great and putting out Africa continent to the World. Not when there are some few Nigerians doing bad things. other Africans will be happy to see us go down. But Nigerians are not like that, we want every country to shine in Africa.

[@peterreal4900]

@@temiladealamudun5063 My sister, we all need to watch out, cuz these other African countries never ever had our interest at heart, and they never will. Now I see why Africa as a continent is way backward.

[@dorisbrown6696]

If you have this kind of mentality you will not move forward, my son is married to a beautiful cameroonian girl and I'm Nigerian, I accepted her with open arms, no regrets, but this is little minded, im shocked

[@yomillah1838]

Man imitates Americans saying the DJ shouldn't play Nigeria songs, lol

[@blazinghot99]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@jacnamo4641]

Exactly! 😂

[@oreoluwasimire]

I weak o🤣

[@abdulqadirolusola5325]

My point exactly

[@Passportbros8]

Please Explain how he is imitating Americans.

[@mistasaloneboyofficial]

While some African artistes are calling for a ban of Naija music, European and American ones are doing collabos with Nigerian artistes. Now you see why Africa is not growing- too much hate and jealousy. They are unhappy when when they see a fellow African brother country progressing....yet they talk about African unity.

[@Africanpeopleparty]

Tell your Cameroonian, that Nigeria population is higher than uk France and Spain conbine

[@krisspyjax7120]

It's higher than all the European population put together

[@denisehood7568]

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[@dejiburner4973]

There was a time Nigeria had sound problem. Where our artists were trying to sound foreign. It was not until they started making beats that connected with the culture with tastes of modern flavour, getting inspiration from multiple African countries and boom.

[@Jayyyy5454]

Very true 👍👍

[@Mistimo123]

Eedris abdulkarem, maintain, rugged man etc you are right about when Nigerian artistes tried to sound foreign

[@orukpe1]

Just look a the views of this video, the highest views in all their videos. Talking about Nigeria is very profitable. Smart strategy. Una go blow trust me, make una continue dey promote naija. Because if e no be panadol e no fit be like panadol

[@ysaehikonrad6431]

I see a lot of Nigerians in the comment saying Nigerians are the best or the only talented. Well we have a lot of talent in Africa, Nomcebo Zikode Jerusalem singer, you go to Zimbabwe, Tanzania, Namibia, Angola all everywhere... we are all great but you guys are the leaders, you are the Giant starting with your great population and Nigeria represent the whole Africa love From Namibia

[@Mkym365]

That is Great,...The topic of discussion was banning Nigerian music, soo it only makes sense for Nigerians to come and state Facts and promote their Artists here.

[@ysaehikonrad6431]

@@Mkym365 yeah you right do you listen to Frank Edward?

[@iyiolaabosede9500]

@@ysaehikonrad6431 we will thank u❤️🇳🇬

[@moxie6862]

The Nigerian music industry had gone past this stage as at 2004. You’ve got a lot of job to do.

[@Matthew-hh6ex]

I am 🇨🇲Cameroonian 🇨🇲 😌 🙂 and it's been decades that I banned some of the Cameroonians musics. Almost all Cameroonian musics are about sex, and sexual immoralities. I am like "see who is banning Nigerian 🇳🇬 music" Most of Nigerian musics are worship, and I will go for worship song every day any day all time.

[@remyroland8016]

So even American music doesn't talk about sex ???? That's what i hate African mentalities 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@folakemorak6867]

Thank u so much for accepting n appreciating our music n for saying the truth bless u

[@ndjoe1]

Lol don't be harsh

[@mrbeast1730]

I'm a Nigerian, I love cameroon,

[@olasupooshodi-glover169]

I’m Nigerian, thank you for being objective in your debate, one love ✊🏾

[@ibukun1607]

I've never seen a conflict between Nigeria and another country where Nigerians are the ones starting the beef. Our wahala dey sit down jeje but provoke go come, ban it please this headache is too much.

[@adetunjibusayomi1867]

Abi oo😂😂😂🇳🇬

[@ca4940]

Trouble sleep yanga wake am😄

[@chiomaoraeme2455]

Abi ooo...lwkm

[@Charles_uzor]

The envy too much towards nigerians I swear

[@blessing8131]

They should go learn from our beloved Nigerians musicians

[@priceelesslove8846]

African hating on another Africa. Why not ban america music, in cameroon, why your fellow africans? Am not nigerian but Am so disappointed.

[@MboaRealEState]

I don't blame you! you're not from Cameroon not even from Nigeria so you're speaking your mind! The title is just to get attention, the problem is foreign music. Cameroon needs to consume more Cameroonian song than any other music. 90% Cameroonian 30% Foreign. and trust me Cameroon is good. check out the link if you vibe with it let me know. But is more complex because we're Billigual we speak French and English in Cameroon is harder to handle both industries but the problem is that our artist is not even at peace together! kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJq4nn58np17acU that is my personal playlist

[@priceelesslove8846]

@@MboaRealEState I may not be a nigerian or cameroon but I love Nigeria music, they are really doing well in entertainment in Africa, they are good, and as an African I appreciate any music just because I see us as one, a good music is a good music, no matter the origin, their sounds it nice to the ear, good quality music, why not appreciate. And am sure that why the whole africa listen to their music. Alhough I don't know any cameroon music, but am sure if it good people will appreciate it too. So cameroon should step up too. Anyway I saw the link to your playlist. The music I saw was to me good. but will I buy or play it? The answer is No. Because I didn't really see anything special, but it good.

[@MboaRealEState]

@@priceelesslove8846, I respect your opinion!

[@angolanqueen]

Have you see another African Performing in the consul in Nigeria just let me know if you seen one

[@iyiolaabosede9500]

@@angolanqueen Bc they don’t want to

[@galacticos2678]

Cameroonian should make good music and we Nigerians are gonna vibe to it.

[@NA-gc2nc]

This quota does not exist in Nigeria 😂😂 the government doesn’t give af

[@olayiwolasegun1392]

It exists, Joey Akan was right. The Nigerian govt through Nigerian Broadcasting Corporation did a good job on that.

[@mrmike1582]

Diamond platinums used to come stay in Nigeria for months and mingle and collabo, that was before he became known. Look where he is today. You guys better borrow sense and stop this jealousy. Fed up of such topics. When western music was dominating no one was hating but Nigerian music is global and instead of supporting or learning ur hating. Shame. Makosa dominated Nigeria years back and so did South African music, we did not grumble, we rocked it every where and learned. Una better get sense.

[@ifeanyilouis8227]

You have said it all , put more effort in your creativity and stop hatting ,hard work pays ok, moreover if you can't beat them you join them

[@Darkmountaindweller]

I swear I met him one day in lagos, he performed in years back at a psquare concert, he was good now he's on top and his music still bangs.

[@ebiekem]

Jerusalema is still a major club banger in Nigeria o.

[@obafemikehinde9807]

The guy doing the show with Naira Marley is sensible, did you listen to his punch line? Make a collaboration with your indigenous beat. That is what Nigerians do, release your hatred for Nigeria and use them as an advantage for you. We in Nigerians still like makosa meeen, the guy needs money and I don't advice you to go broke for people who don't understand what it takes to be in the business and the connecting world.

[@oyacomeletsjackpodcast8662]

💯💯💯💯💯

[@bigbro4702]

THIS IS A SHAME ON CAMEROUN! Even in Nigeria we are still listening to foreign music & you guys are still hating.

[@chichi5926]

See, their ignorance is astounding. That they think naija don't listen to their music because of bias is nothing short of bemusing. Awilo was big here. Makosa was massive in Naija. I still listen to Sauti Soul, Diamond Platinum, Fatoumata Diawari, Sarkodie, and none of those guys are Naija. Jerusalema and Skeleton Move were huger than most local music in the past 2 years in Naij. And lets not forget, before Naija music was big, in the days of Channel O, all we listened to was SA music... The only reason Naij music is big now is because the artists stepped up their game. These people need to make good music and stop complaining. Next they'll say they can no longer watch Nollywood movies. They might as well boycott Hollywood movies and music, considering that it's bigger than Afrikan entertainment in Afrika. All this hate will get us no were, especially considering Cameroon was part of Naija territory until recently. SMDH

[@OC50]

Who is Nigerian and who is Cameroon? Which continient are they located? Colonies is still manipulating u guys

[@ekeemekaeric3603]

Listen amapiano sound is from south africa we Nigerian are changing d sound listen to kilofeshe by zinoleesky listen to Hallelu by Belle shrmurda and zlantan listen to go low by Lax listen to e be tinx by mayorkun listen to highway by phyno this are all amapiano from south Africa what sound do Cameroonians have stop hating and corporate okay

[@kings6538]

I am a Cameroonian though I grew up at the borders between caneroon and Nigeria I know about Nigerian music . When I was a kid we use to go right to Ikom , Ogoja to play football . If I can remember vividly the only Nigerian musicians we knew back then was African China, Evi Edna Ogoli , Bright Chemizie etc . I even remember when my Nigerian friends use to listen to Awilo Longomba thinking its a Cameroonian musician . When u look at where the Nigerian music is today it shows they have put in a lot of work so my Cameroonian brothers u guys should just work and stop being cry babies .

[@mhuzsmile7688]

Crazy set of people🤣🤣🤣this na pure beef

[@bogueji1]

@@kings6538 So so true, we loved Congo music and many thought Awilo was from Cameroon.

[@likhobayabongamosana3824]

And I’m a South African loving and vibing to Nigerian amapiano.

[@noblenoble584]

Y can't they say ban American or European music in Cameroon. Ndi isi oji will never cease to amaze me.

[@thomasikechukwunnadozie7608]

This is why I always say that Nigeria is the problem of Africa, if Nigeria would wake up the whole Africa will rise up for competition and Africa will be developed in few years. I have traveled all over Africa and I found that once you are doing well as a Nigerian they will always hate you, but to be it's normal because my people said that success brings Enmity. You have so much to learn from Nigerians, please do not hate them, Nigerians have so much in stock waiting for the government to do the right thing and we will take the world. Make Nigerians friends, you will rich in mind that will give you cash money if you invest it.