FIRST TIME HEARING Asake - Peace Be Unto You (PBUY) (Official Video) REACTION 🔥🎤🔥

Asake - Peace Be Unto You (PBUY) (Official Video) REACTION 🔥🎤🔥
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[@aliu9792]

You need to check out his other stuff...all hits. The new sensation in Africa right now. All HITS!

[@TheLegendHari]

You are bugging…That sound you don’t like is harddddddddd!!!!!!!🔥🔥🔥 Lol

[@NetizenDefenseNetwork]

Its pronounced "Ash" like Ashley and "ke" as Kelvin. 👏

[@ezumangwu3707]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@michealcooper7772]

SUN OF THE SUMMER

[@lolaispure4296]

Please react to PALAZZO by the same artist ASAKE.

[@dlilwon]

I think he has reacted to it

[@gbogboz]

You should react to the song Asake did with Burna Boy 🔥

[@armonisoamazing923]

This go so hard!

[@atobiteadedunjoye1207]

Everything about the sound was MEANT to be there lmao, if you don't understand the genre that's fine but don't say a sound isn't meant to be there because then that takes away from the essence of the genre which is Fuji, Amanpiano and afrobeats.

[@angelofdarkness6755]

Please reacto to Play Time by October Ends 👌🏿

[@BFAEntTv]

React to NO COMPETITION by Mayorkun ✌🏾💜✨

[@adedamolamartins3810]

The genre is amapiano

[@michealcooper7772]

We call that the sissor in the background with the whistle. If you crazy and was raise in a church or brought up in a culture you’ll understand.

[@michealcooper7772]

*if you was raise in a Afro church

[@dlilwon]

Honey i don’t understand what you have written 🥴

[@michealcooper7772]

@@dlilwon well is not rocket science to understand !!!!

[@michealcooper7772]

It clearly was if you couldn’t understand it 😅

[@bofloa]

A calabash bid instrument is what give the tit tit sound you heard. Part of traditional Yoruba musical instrument, the genre of music from which Asake got his style of music is extensively used

[@dlilwon]

The ṣẹkẹrẹ (Shekere)