Englishmen React to Ntate Stunna - Ke Thata! What Do Englishmen Think of Lesotho Music?

[@nkosanaishmaelkatsana3257]

Thanks for reacting to this masterpiece and appreciating our african culture 💯 And you pronounce the country's name as "Lee - Saw -Too" (LeSotho)

[@BackstreetGents]

It was our pleasure. We'll make sure to pronounce Lesotho correctly next time.

[@selumelithulo5129]

He's an upcoming artist and he has done very well....he's really experiencing amazing traction because of the song.I think language is a barrier in this case. I'd like to belive that if you understood what he was saying you would be amazed. Its the articulation of words, the way he used the used , the way he created a masterpiece from simple Sotho words. The language art is amazing my guy. Anyway ✌

[@BackstreetGents]

He sounds very talented. A shame we can't fully appreciate the song because of the language barrier.

[@dahkay_sa]

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[@moketemanyeli2300]

He is our Local Artist,the song is ACTUALLY a hit and its a total pioneer in hip-hop: mixture of culture and WESTERN hip-hop blended to make a smoothy. The lyrics are very good. Ur 1st choice of lesotho Artist WAS good and we appreciate. Big ups,,,,,

[@MM-tz3we]

Yeh becoz of the language barrier you guys couldn't appreciate the master piece this song and poetry is hence 1million views but thanks for reviewing our country music.

[@BackstreetGents]

We enjoyed it anyway despite the language barrier. Thanks for watching.

[@drmpabo]

The video was filmed in Lesotho

[@BackstreetGents]

It looks like a beautiful country with great scenery

[@khalalelosefali_loula]

The person in the statue is late King Moshoeshoe The first, I'm educating😂😂

[@tatenda-geraldmushweshwe4410]

The Statue is King Moshoeshoe the 1st my Great Great Great Grandfather, the founder and builder of the nation Lesotho.

[@BackstreetGents]

Thanks for the information! We hope to visit Lesotho one day!

[@BackstreetGents]

Please feel free to suggest another Lesothan song for us to react to. Thank you for watching our video. We hope to visit Lesotho one day and experience the beauty of the country.

[@Krhula]

There are tones of great tracks, but I urge you to do research first. Especially on the sound in vogue, you may just end in circles with the traditional sound, that's Famo. These songs below actually sum up all the sounds you can expect from modern sotho music. 1. Ntate stunna - Lotto (sotho drill) 2. Kommanda Obbs - Honna mona (sotho hop) 3. Juvy Oa Lepimpara - Intro (house) 4. Morana Leraba - Johannesburg (electro) 5. Kommanda Obbs - Lokollang Poho (the famo you were talking about, but modern) 6. Dj Mordheez - Nthoa tsa mafifi (sotho amapiano) 7. Morena Leraba - impepho (just for the visuals) 8. Zakwe - Sebentin (Lesotho Remix) (to appreciate different languages there) 9. Dj Switch - Now Or Never ft Nirex, L Tore, Kislev, Jiji F, T-Mech (Street Remix Lesotho) --its just in english

[@BackstreetGents]

@@Krhula Thanks for that comprehensive list. We'll choose one of those to react to. It will be out on our channel in a few months.

[@tebohomoalosi4330]

I believe you would enjoy the song if you can understand the Sesotho language.

[@BackstreetGents]

We've just done a reaction video to Kommanda Obbs - Lokollang Poho. What a fantastic song. We absolutely loved it, especially me (Lee). Check it out on our channel. Thanks for suggesting it to us.

[@BackstreetGents]

Amohela ho kanale ea rona! Thabela video ea rona!

[@khalalelosefali_loula]

The music video was shot in Lesotho and He is originally from Lesotho just based in Johannesburg

[@Ruzz_B]

Please do a reaction to 2.1 ft ntate stunna Stimela

[@thebemokoena4223]

Someone get me the phone with these blokes!! Come on mates!! Put some respect on Stunna!

[@nedwaygroup7900]

He's 25 this year. They're in Lesotho they actually shot this music video during the lockdown.

[@BackstreetGents]

Okay, so he's pretty young. We didn't realise the video was shot so recently. It's a cool video.

[@dahkay_sa]

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[@khalalelosefali_loula]

Ohhh you can check out Malome Vector, Morena Sway and 21 Oranges, Artists from Lesotho 🇱🇸

[@BackstreetGents]

We'll definetely react to one of them. We look forward to checking them out!

[@henryfanie5659]

That guy is king moshoeshoe 1 the founder of the Basotho nation(the statue). Those sticks are called Molamu. Young men and boys use it to fight as they look after their livestock in the fields. Its more of a game, called ho kalla

[@BackstreetGents]

Thanks for the information. It's interesting to learn about Lesotho, a country we know very little about

[@khalalelosefali_loula]

The sticks are culture based men have them on them as per tradition when they used to go hunt back in the day

[@emyve5889]

React to SOUNDS by PELU TOLO GREY. Still from Lesotho a landlocked country within South Africa 🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸

[@BackstreetGents]

Interesting choice! It's only had 673 views. It will be on our channel in the next few months. Subscribe and hit the notification bell so you don't miss it!

[@emyve5889]

@@BackstreetGents yeahhh💃💃💃

[@BackstreetGents]

Review is out now!

[@ghostryder_viii6117]

Follow his social media pages he released 2 tracks #lotto and #NkaEkwala he is so talented and creative... #MalomeVecter is also from our Country he is under #ambitiousEntertainmentRecords in SouthAfrica...Ntate Stunna is not yet under any record label he is a one man mission kinda guy and that is why we are so proud of him

[@BackstreetGents]

Thanks for the info! I can see why you guys respect him so much.

[@thabolemphane9271]

Leso2 is how you pronounce the country

[@juvyls]

Hahah the video does feel tourist-y. Lesotho is pronounced Le-soh-to.. Stunna is very young, and all like young people mostly self taught/promoted thanks to the magic of internet and free softwares. He's made music with his friends in makeshift/bedroom studios, shot & edited most of his music videos, thanks to the advent of affordable Dslrs that put out decent pictures. He resonates mostly with younger people, 14-20ish. As a rap artist, he's proficient with English but prefers vernacular, sort of a current trend.

[@BackstreetGents]

Excellent comment! Thanks for answering the questions we had.

[@thabangramokotjo2779]

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[@retsepilefokotsane5268]

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