Ghanaian songs do not move the crowd - DJ Ashmen | Daybreak Hitz | 30/10/2023

Ghanaian songs do not move the crowd - DJ Ashmen | Daybreak Hitz | 30/10/2023

[@ChidiebereNwankwo-ul8vb]

Ghana can talk for Africa, Ghana will keep talking while we Nigerians keep working in secret,,we are watching😂😂😂

[@KK-if3un]

Most of the Ghanaian artist are actively performing and on tour working really hard. They really don’t care about these debates the fans create. Also the average Ghanaian do not know or even invest any energy into what Nigerians are doing, do not let these few pundits and content creators, create that narrative and perception. It’s not a reality at all. 💯

[@lukoadams1995]

​@KK-if3un Baba! Stop deceiving yourself. Ghanaians can talk 👄 for Africa. Ghanaians talk 👄 too much with little or nothing to show. Ghanaians can also "explain" for the whole world. Unfortunately, they are unproductive. Ghanaians channel all their efforts in beefing, envying, hating and pulling down others.

[@truethots3088]

​@@KK-if3unindeed!😅

[@Jay-ne2st]

The main problem is Ghana has so many music critics than musicians and jealousy is full in their stomach

[@omokaroojiire]

Exactly!!! Ghana should focus on it's own unique talents. Such as the successful year of return and tourism! Stop the jealousy of Nigerian music.

[@demolakosoko6416]

Ghanaian music playing for Ghanaian Audience and they were Arguing! Local champions playing local!

[@donaldedwards-yu4ui]

They're so delusional. So full of themselves in their emptinesss. Why attack the guy on his opinion.

[@JONAHOGAR-gl5ub]

the world has come to realize that Ghanaians are envious of success especially when they here is Nigeria, these are not my words but the former french ambassador to Ghana said this on Ghanaian radio, she said nature is using Nigeria to pave the way for Africa, so you people should learn and keep the hard work.

[@Powerfulmind360]

I smell envy, bitterness from the lady they played her audio.to back my comment, why wasn’t Ghana talking about foreign contents when American music was occupying airspace worldwide. Why Ghana fills entitled when it comes to Naija? Why wasn’t all these talk during the Jamaican era? Envying your big brother Nigeria is crazy

[@kwameopoku3576]

We are not brothers i dunno y u guys love that narrative ur brither is cameroon

[@chrisoghenetegamaloney5799]

​@@kwameopoku3576hahahaha mugu villagers, yes cameroon better than ghana

[@adeolarasaq791]

Nigeria never even started music 🇳🇬

[@kehindeemiabata4032]

Im a british Nigerian and have been coming to Ghana since 1995. This not progressing doesnt just happen with the music industry, it also happens with film making and advertisements on tv. When i look at the tv, Ghanaian films and style of adverts are the same as in 1995, they have not moved on in their creativity, style etc, its very amateur whilst Nigerian tv in contrast has developed tremendously.

[@oluniyiprosper3066]

Ghanaians will still be discussing these same topics in the next 10 yrs. Recycling

[@chrisoghenetegamaloney5799]

Oh yes

[@denike1617]

Imagine someone telling me, they will play Ghanaian song whither i like it or not.

[@OgooMbogu]

You people go explain tire and nothing will still change, Nigerian artists will continue dominating the game for ever.

[@francisauta2532]

DJ Asheme is a very smart guy and that tell u that the guy knows his job well forget everybody Ashemen

[@ishoola706]

Shatta wale is right Ghanaians are villagers 😂😂

[@ericchurch3096]

Dj ashmen is spitting fact ❤😂

[@godsanointed3397]

Fact 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@hollyvancuren4750]

@@godsanointed3397😊

[@azeezedo-omozuwa1820]

All this shouting all because of Nigerian songs? 🤣🤣🤣

[@clementsamuel4117]

Eii naija music dey give you guy headache like this.

[@akinpedavid1129]

Nigerians does not care about the origin of songs as long as the quality is spot on.

[@godsanointed3397]

Ghanaians like to hide behind a finger 🤞. DJ is telling them the home truth but they don't want to accept. Hmm smh for these Banku people.

[@dubemellit2932]

How can you people believe that few people will compel a DJ to play songs the audience don’t want? You want to force an independent DJ who’s looking for what to eat and feed his family to do your bidding, while you don’t pay him neither do those artists you are compelling him to play their songs pay him? Music industry is a private business which involves musicians, managers, producers, investors,distributors, these people benefits financially directly when any songs/album is doing well…. Ghana refuse to understand that there’s no patriotism or nationalism in a music business, you invest your money and look for benefits, it’s not a charity organization. A Ghana DJ who’s paid by a Nigerian must listen and satisfy his payer’s requested lists… All these fools talking and obliging the Dj to promote another persons job with empty stomach , with no contribution to private and professional life of the Dj😅

[@akposatigbi6531]

Its so shameful everything about this conversation was nigeria music success. If nigeria music was not popping today we will not have this conversation. Ghanaian and pull him down syndrome is like 5&6 the envy from Ghanaian is too much

[@Daraa727]

Nigerians recognize talent. In 2019 when Nigerian artiste used to animate their music video the artist was Ghanaian, Poka. There have been many Nigerian songs produced by amazing Ghanaians like Guilty or Julz. Ghanaians are not serious and don’t support their own. And supporting your own does not mean stop playing Nigerian music because TikTok dey we go still play am. Everyday you guys come on radio to talk this is becoming annoying. Ghana has a lot of work to do. Talent dey but mind no dey. And it’s not only music, our film industry too. The creative industry has been witnessing a decline since and we are the problem

[@dondanny2512]

Omo this joy fm nah violence nuuu... Nigeria no be una mate

[@jayjay-zm9bo]

Mugs, one corner only blow because of Nigeria.

[@Khorakachi]

Ghana always argue rubbish everybody in radio is an expert in music. .nawa oh

[@oscianoroyalty2470]

U go explain tire

[@truethots3088]

Guy in orange native shirt listens and articulates intelligently .. the only intellectual person there

[@MarvelSalesfunnel]

I love the vibes in the room all the way from naija, everybody is on point, even Beverly. But music is music it doesn't matter where it comes from. You guys can always learn one or two things from naija songs....one love

[@OpopoMenkiti]

Nobody can resist a good music. I don't understand Despacito it's Spanish, but I vibe to it everyday.

[@obuebhorehimen6838]

The caller says afrobeat is nonsense yet the whole world loves it. I think his statement is full of hate and jealousy because that is not the right way to talk. mind you, we can both win without bringing anybody down

[@egbenughevandistobore1058]

The same people who claim they owned Afrobeat, that Nigeria stole it from them, this people are just lunatic

[@lukoadams1995]

Unfortunately, Ghanaians will not survive without the pull him down syndrome.

[@xavierasuquo1060]

Please, in your play list in the studio can you list 200 Ghanaian songs that can move your audience ?

[@adeolarasaq791]

Stop blame ur Dj . the problem is Ghanias don't like to invest on business they're very stinging support ur Dj also. 👌👌

[@kennyogunbekun2466]

When they say people jam to old school music. It’s not like the old school is that better, the older people jamming to it are just feeling nostalgic. Music has been the same since time inception.

[@denike1617]

Nigerian artists have never had this conversation yet made it! With no government organization, laws passed, banning good songs or hate towards other nations.

[@adeseghaolusegun3513]

Weather u order your DJ or radio station or TV station it can never pull us down God has place us in higher position

[@effiongukih8827]

You boys are BULLYING this 40 year dj who did nothing but telling you the truth. THAT'S NOT WISDOM

[@Powerfulmind360]

It’s a hard pill to swallow. The DJ has given them answers but they doesn’t like it. The DJ is in direct contact with the consumers so he’s in the right person to analyze the situation. All the guys in the room are very emotional with the DJ’s answer.

[@theophiluskarikaru9700]

This how we re raised and culturally we don't want our own..... Let's stop discussing this on radio cos it won't be solved.....

[@Clintlesslort]

But na wa for Ghanaians o

[@bobsito9612]

Ghanaians are not objective with feed back but defensive…. Instead for this guys in the studio to address the issue Ashmen identified and raised …put heads together and find away forward they are just arguing blindly.

[@olawalemaborukoje1232]

Make good music hit songs if not your industry will lack behind. Well done to all those doing good Ghana music Nigerians learned for several years from Western music and finally blended to produce world class music

[@matinsmatins]

Nigeria is the problem of this people.. I didn't hear them mention any other country.

[@wilsonailen5015]

Success of their neighbour is the problem. They feel bad over other people's success and unfortunately they cannot pull it down as they normally do

[@manutdfanGH]

As a Ghanaian, we are overly obsessed with Nigeria to the point it is unhealthy

[@ekenesamuel9004]

​@@manutdfanGHI appreciate you. This is coming from GH industry people.

[@julianaansah6367]

@@manutdfanGHyou and who is obseesed with them

[@chrisoghenetegamaloney5799]

​@@julianaansah6367your papa and your siblings

[@courierservice-hn6rr]

Najia is more intelligent than una We hear the things you Ghanaian say about najia and you want your industry to grow, Never

[@MelodiesOfMamaAfrica]

Hello, is there a way for our own gate keepers to be aware of the mindset of hatred and jealousy of Ghanaians so they can be careful

[@fesderi3933]

​@@MelodiesOfMamaAfricathey are seeing them everyday,they will always remain in Nigerian shadows, ghanaian have no choice

[@Powerfulmind360]

Camidoh, king promise and Eugene songs get a little noticed cos they’re all sounding like Nigerians. Copy cats 🐈‍⬛ brothers. Sound like Nigerians and get noticed

[@chrisoghenetegamaloney5799]

How many sense does one corner make to you mr white shirt ... yall hypocrites in ghana...

[@dondanny2512]

Ghana dey play

[@godfredmclean]

Ashmen is spitting facts, most of the Ghanaians on the internet doesn’t have more of Ghana songs some don’t have it at all

[@jayyyuno7860]

Plz always listen to DJS. PLZ.

[@hojochijioke7068]

You want to reach more people and you are speaking your language without considering the fact that you might have international audience. Una still Dey learn.

[@martins2008-sat]

Why is it only Nigeria comparison always focused on.....Ghana wake up

[@papap1186]

Una Go Explain Explain Explain Tire, No Evidence.

[@GoodwillNxumalo-yn5gs]

Ghanaian music if they collaborate with South African djs and producers and promoters probably with the fine rhythms it can work out very well, just a thought, much self ❤ from Ballito 🌍🇿🇦🌍

[@lukoadams1995]

... and that will be a great achievement for two ugly, lazy, weak and docile xenophobic countries.

[@danseabatechnologies4573]

The DJ are the guys in the field. Is Bulldog a DJ? Bulldog is the kind of guy who wants to have his way all the time.

[@truethots3088]

Even if you make it 99% to 1% if you don't simultaneously work on your music and do the necessary investments and promotions your music will still not go anywhere

[@innocentchukwuma5215]

I have said it before and l am still saying it again, Ghanaians leave music and movies and all other entertainments to Nigerians and concentrate on cocoa farming you know how to do best

[@SubscriptionAutoDone-ss5ie]

😮😂

[@james56660]

Bhahahahahahahaha.😂😅😊😃😆😀😄😁🤣😂😀😃😄😄😄😁😆🤣😂

[@godsanointed3397]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@forwardslashkk]

are u sure nigeria is producing timeless music? or hits?

[@sean-et4wr]

@@forwardslashkkand what are you villagers producing?😂😂😂😂

[@Osas4Ray]

U can't force people to listen to what they don't want. Are you operating a dictatorship system in Ghana or what? some of the things I see and hear in the Ghanaian space is unbelievable.

[@ewettey]

Big ups BullGod!!

[@truegidig]

The game changer for everything is the internet - not radio or dJs. You can't legislate choice in a world where people now have access to all the songs in the world at the tip of their fingers.

[@effiongukih8827]

Listen you guys are fighting a lost battle as long you keep comparing your Ghanaian music to Nigerian. !!!

[@mcfistson9996]

How can you say all afrobets song's are not good,ah gh

[@lindysides711]

Ghana can never be like Nigeria sorry Ghana

[@omokaroojiire]

What i am hearing is that they want the DJS to be responsible for creating a market for Ghanian music. The DJ is saying no, that's not my job. If you force the DJ to push Ghana music, yes you might create a small domestic market that will only not appeal to the Ghana, but not to the international audience. The global consumer will not buy Ghana music to make Ghanians feel good😂

[@thirdnation3657]

Massa massa Dj ashmen talk all ...Yall cant bully him

[@danieleinad11]

Robert is the only non emotional person on this show, the Ghanaian audience have a plethora of choices due to the internet and they audience keep requesting for Nigerian or South African music, the DJs are at the bottom of the music chain, stop blaming Ashmen, DJ black also said the same thing last week

[@Agelessmotivation]

Nigeria is the talk of every country in the world.....

[@courierservice-hn6rr]

Asked una selves there Do you have any Ghanaian artists that his songs is better than Psquare music

[@wisdomjoseph340]

Fact doesn't care about your feelings

[@CHIEF193]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I can only laugh at this people

[@effiongukih8827]

We get song🎵 for u sorts ,it goes-- "As i deh 🌶 pepper you, I deh sweet 😂😅us' !!!

[@azeezedo-omozuwa1820]

Mumu Banku villagers

[@user-qk9xn1ny3u]

On what basis do Ghanaians want to compel DJs to play strictly Ghanaians songs. Sadly you cannot stop individuals from listening online to Nigerian songs. expect a push back

[@Daraa727]

This topic is ridiculous and is getting old. There are many nice Ghanaian songs out there especially in the 10’s with fuse odg/Kwamz and Flava and the rest. We don’t know how to market and push talent like young d3mz or D jay. It was Nigerians who pushed gyakie when Ghanaians where not paying attention. Everyday Nigeria this Nigeria that. You people should rest.

[@papap1186]

NII AYI TAGOE Y3 KWASIA PIIIIIIIIII...

[@danseabatechnologies4573]

Bulldog just want to intimidate that guy. Say what you know and allow the young guy say his mind. Why will you tell the guy he is not good

[@effiongukih8827]

As long as Internet lives, sorry Ghana music will continue be relegated to stone age, unless.....!!

[@jerrywood6869]

Let NII AYI TAGOE to mention Michael Jackson song that is trash 🗑️🗑️ Ghanians always refer to their old days songs rather than look into the future. Nigeria have great old songs that we listen to and go crazy on the dance floor. Nigeria every year produce more than 20 hit songs and break new crop of Artist. Burnaboy new album have more than 3 hit songs, Davido Timeless Album same thing and Wizkid many more to mention a few.

[@amlegion.547]

Fact

[@forwardslashkk]

hit songs are just songs. 15 years ago, we were listening to rap, afrobeats is hot now, with nigeria dominating. but how many of these hit songs are timeless? how many of these artists will be talked about 20 years from now?

[@Agelessmotivation]

Ashmen is making sense

[@asedacrossu4170]

Big up to kwame dadzie

[@user-lf6vn8me4k]

BRO WTF 😳 ME AS A NIGERIAN I LISTEN A LOT OF GHANIAN SONGS 😊UNOW GOOD NOW 😊

[@Daraa727]

Chai!! I just hope the Gen Zs don’t behave like this. I hope the new set have a different mindset than what we are witnessing now.

[@jerrywood6869]

Bulldog doesn't know what the Dj is talking about.....A song is not moving the crowd is not an indication that it doesn't make sense. In science sound in particular is different from all other aspects of science. Humans have certain frequency that they can relate to that boost their mood. When such frequency is lost even when the song is good the audience will not feel the vibe.... There's a certain volume music has to be to be pleasant to the human ear and when such frequency is miss out the music become nothing. Imagine you listening to song in the club and you love it and take same song to your car the quality is reduced and in the house same thing what will such Music sound like in a larger hall or an open place...?

[@adenijisolomon9531]

Pin this comment 💯 you are making sense

[@aframaco9491]

Ghana music is boring! In fact it is not even about moving the Ghanaian fans!! Can Ghanaian music move the music fans in Nairobi Kenya, Johannesburg South Africa, London England, New York and Miami in the USA?? Ghana hits are even fewer than Ghanaian artistes! Some of the pundits are just trying to console themselves by convincing themselves that Ghana music sweet ! A DJ in Ghana would end up boring the listening audience, because he would have to repeat one song over and over again! Nigerian music is varied and plentiful! 👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!

[@forwardslashkk]

how well do u know music? look at some of the biggest hitting rap artists, how many of them are spoken about today? a handful music isnt just about hits n 'sweetness'. some music is hot for the moment, while other music is timeless are burna, asake, rema, davido, fireboy etc making timeless music? or hot music? listen to someone like black sherif n decide if he's making timeless or hot music music trends come n go, timeless music stays forever

[@aframaco9491]

@@forwardslashkk You can wax lyrical all you want! Ghana music is boring, but of course, count Black Sheriff out of that equation, because he is exceptional! And that is Ghana's problem, from shatta wale to Rocky dawuni and Samini and stoneboy, their music lacks melody, and lacks groove! Not to mention that there are fewer and fewer hits coming out of Ghana! Only Black Sheriff stands out ! But Nigerian music is overwhelming, and it's not just about being hot ! Burna Boy's African Giant and Twice as Tall are sound recordings, so too is Wizkid's Made in Lagos! Adekunle Gold, Rema, Tiwa Savage, Kizz Daniel , Tems , Simi and BNXN are not making bubble music either! Not only are these Nigerian artistes making good music, they are also gracing some of the biggest stages in the world! From Davido and Kizz Daniel at the last World Cup ceremony, to the Champions League, to King Charles's coronation and only yesterday, Rema at the Ballon D'or! Ghanaian artistes, Sheriff aside, either want to sound like Jamaicans or like Nigerians , and that lack of originality makes them boring! Even our Nigerian gospel artistes, by far outshines their Ghanaian counterparts! Ghanaians are just no competition in any way! 👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!

[@chrisoghenetegamaloney5799]

​@@forwardslashkkname timeless music in ghana? When 95 percent are all boring not to talk of timeless, are you truly ok?

[@forwardslashkk]

@@chrisoghenetegamaloney5799 go listen to black sheriff n compare him to ur artists. even your pete edochie said highlife started in ghana. modern ghana music isnt popular but ghanaians have already left our mark on music and still not done. music trends come n go, who talks about p square, dbanj or 2face today? even wizkids star is dying. burna will be forgotten just like most famous rap stars. but real, timeless music is eternal

[@aframaco9491]

@@forwardslashkkThey are raking in the money! Your Ghanaian Highlife artists of yesteryears are all wretched paupers today! Unsung and unappreciated! Afrobeats is a smash! Nigerian artistes are playing on varied platforms in Europe and America! Only two days ago , Rema performed at the Ballon D'or awards ceremony in Paris! Following in the footsteps of Davido and Kizz Daniel who performed at the World Cup in Qatar, and Burna Boy who performed at the Champions League final! Tiwa Savage performed at King Charles's coronation... Burna Boy and Wizkid are selling out football arenas with over 50,000 capacity! Asake sold out the O2 in London and the Barclays Center in New York! Boring Ghanaians and their boring music can't get a look in! All they know how to do is chat chat chat utter rubbish, with their myopic fishbowl mentality! 👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!

[@jabokeowo4781]

Why is it that Ghanaians dont like criticisms even between themselves to get better. See this small girl from south Africa that teleased water now. The song is banging all over the world. Your backbones are reggae & highlife which are going out of season. Follow d trend to breakthrough.

[@Lighteningwords]

The Nigerian music has captured the world market simply based on vibez and i think thats what the dj is trying to explain but not exactly to your understanding and thats why the argument. The current afrobeats trend is all about vibez b4 understanding the meaning of the song. As simple as that.

[@kennyu2073]

Why do they have so many people in the studio?

[@donaldedwards-yu4ui]

Why did they have to ambush that DJ like that, calling a liar and and all sorts, simply because he airs his own opinion. Why are these two idiots yelling acting dumb on each other in the studio and live on air? This is super unprofessional. If I were owner of that company, they're getting sacked. Absolute nonsense.

[@obieWanmotivation]

An experienced DJ told you that Ghana doesn’t have enough music to ‘move the crowd’ and you are cautioning him? Do you see the mindset? Keep your head in sand at your peril. 😊🇳🇬

[@egheosagie7071]

Ashame knows what's up more than them.

[@ishoola706]

Ghanaians are not just smart. No Ghanaian comes close to Libianca from Cameroon and Tyla from South Africa and before you argue first convince me.

[@abdulaiabdulkarim8543]

Unavailable song truth doesn't bee. It can't be on my playlist

[@Osas4Ray]

But it was topping apple, sportify Ghana top 100 for so many weeks. Mr. Man go and clean your ears very well it's like u have lo listening syndrome.

[@ucheeke5110]

Watching these people talk is like watching cocoa farmers after a poor yield, emotions and no sense. even when the DJ pointed out the problem they became too emotional and blind to the truth. There movie industry and artist were doing so well before they introduced wicked laws thinking to mess with Nigeria, now there artist are starving. what a shame.

[@segunaremu3498]

The pain and the hatred is real…..naija no send u oooo….u go explain tire ….

[@ayenioluwaseun-sd8ye]

That guy says some 9ja songs are don't make sense pls let him mention it and compere it so called Ghanaian songs that makes sense let see so as to prove we that comment wrong robbish

[@tochukwuigweolekammah6187]

its beginning to sound like Ghanaians want people to say things they want to hear not what they do not want to hear...if you do not understand what quality means...you won't get what the guy meant when he said Ghana music doesn't move the crowd...

[@Africaly_]

As a Ghanaian, i agree with the dj.... Ghanaian music has better lyrics but quality is poor. Also the domination of twi in our music is doing a great dis-service. Fameye has great lyrics but fails to put them in English. Ghanaians must be ready to spend money on music production. The sound quality is very poor compared to Nigerian music, I'm not gonna lie brro.... If u lyk do a mix of Ghanaian nd Nigerian songs nd feel the difference

[@ayenioluwaseun-sd8ye]

I mean dat guy called kwame

[@aliyuibrahim940]

It's unfortunate how these bunch of illiterates think. They cannot accept simple constructive criticism that would have otherwise help their artists artists. If their music is as good as they claim why are other countries not playing their music as well?

[@user-vq3kp9xs2n]

Ghana you too jelous you can never reach nigeria now we getting grammy award we get grammy everyyear

[@jerrywood6869]

Let Bulldog mentioned Ghanians producers and engineers who have produce for Nigeria hit songs?

[@profankonamrebel3186]

Several Ghanaian producers have produced and mastered MOG, Killbeats, Guiltybeats, Julz, Nektunez, Beat Vampire, Mix Master Garzi, Highly spiritual Kaywa. Just to mention a few.

[@jerrywood6869]

@@profankonamrebel3186 Tell me how they sound and how many have been able to produce a hit song.....? Infact their productions sounds Nigerian as a lot of them are using sample kit and loops from Nigeria producers... Listen to naija production the difference is clear bro. Ghanian producers needs to learn.

[@Rhino6]

​@@profankonamrebel3186and your songs are trash.

[@chrisoghenetegamaloney5799]

​@@profankonamrebel3186still avarage compared to Nigeria

[@seunayadi]

@@profankonamrebel3186lol all you mentioned are uk based, any local Ghanaian 🇬🇭 producers 🤔??

[@nupc717]

everyday treason

[@deejcastro140]

That Dj Ashmen 😂 or wat ever don’t know anything about Djinj 😅

[@obieWanmotivation]

That lady is silly talking about if you force Ghana music down their throats they will love it. Are Ghana DJs also on Spotify, Apple Music, KZbin, SoundCloud, tik tok & IG? Will your handful of jams also be jammed down throats in South Africa, Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, etc? You folks are delusional.