It is good to learn from Nigerians, says Ghanaian gospel artiste Dr Sonnie Badu...!!!

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[@amlegion.547]

Fact

[@dansatchkabaka4415]

Nigerians don't even feel we've done anything yet. So, it is shocking for us to see Ghanaians losing their minds.

[@emmanueldominic6219]

The problem with Ghana is that they feel they should be the ones getting the recognition Nigeria is getting. They always think they are superior and shouldn’t be learning nothing from Nigeria. Jealousy and envy will not allow them to learn from Nigeria. Nigeria will continue to grow and soar higher because we are always ready to learn, improve and do better.

[@teejaystudios220]

Hmmm I wish they gonna do the needful Charlie cuz edey worry and bore sometimes…

[@richiemd777]

​@teejayfilms2984 masa comot for there with the nhwehwenim. Ghanaians aren't envious of Nigerians. Just don't wanna be disrespected that's all. And most Nigerians are fond of belittling Ghanaians because of their superiority complex.

[@favordanja2564]

@@richiemd777 lol that’s the pride we are talking about to learn is a process you will pass through a lot even Jesus suffered from so many things before he saved the world

[@richiemd777]

@@favordanja2564 I don't understand. Nigerians assume because Ghana is smaller by land mass, they should somehow kowtow to them or something. And Ghanaians won't. Ghanaians swear from kindergarten to "upgold and defend the good name of Ghana" so if thats what Nigerians consider arrogance, then F that.

[@danielwitse3381]

@@richiemd777When did Nigeria say Ghana should kowtow for them? If u like swear from your mother’s womb we don’t care 😂

[@TeeO8080]

Ghanians should stop saying: Nigerians learn music from them! It is so insulting to hear that a "Fela" came to Ghana to learn music! How? Who and who in Ghana was making his type of music before Fela's first visit to Ghana (Fela has been a musical artist for 10 years before his first visit to Ghana). Do you guys even know Fela's history? "The first Nigerian to release a music album was Canon Josiah Jesse Ransome-Kuti, Fela Anikulapo’s grandfather and Wole Soyinka’s great grandfather. He released it in 1878 and his last album was released in August 1921. His works are still kept at the British Museum". This is the same Fela that is being insulted by Ghanians! Marketing cost money; Nigerians won't spend their money to promote another artist.

[@ekenesamuel9004]

Nice analysis 👍. Its tiring to see African countries attacking Nigeria. Ghana said they taught us music and want 70/30, Cameroon said they taught us music and want 80/20. South Africa is angry Nigerians are refining Amapiano.......😔😔😔 Crap mentality everywhere

[@teejaystudios220]

Hmmm thanks for the feedback…

[@michealnicholas1503]

that was true he is only correct in learning form Nigerians but the truth is Nigerians promote promise and sheriff , so he should know we promote other country's..

[@adeolarasaq791]

Continue talk about Nigeria🇳🇬 and Nigeria will continue use your ideas make rise Nigeria smart than Ghana 🇬🇭 ..... Nigeria give Ghana and Cameron sleepless night and big assignment .....

[@sssadamOmoh-qx3ze]

Love u brother from🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬, People like Sammy flex are the one setting Ghana up, failing to tell the hard truth to their people to work hard, rather insulting Nigerians

[@teejaystudios220]

Hmmm

[@voba2558]

Pls Tell them , disrespect courses downfall, we Nigerians can not be stop by any jealous Africans, ghanans are the one going round Africa to see the we fall, but tell me who is falling now

[@Tiger_brave]

The mumu said Nigeria is making a deliberate efforts to promote only Nigerian music'...abeg are we supposed to pay money to promote our songs and Ghanaian musics?😂😂😂😂

[@aeiou0123]

Exactly o. They reason like children

[@vibrantwoman1323]

It is ridiculous to think that Nigeria will spend money and invest in other peoples music first before their own music. We all used to wear Levi Jeans and New York T- shirts, and face caps and Adidas shoes. These foreign companies push their own products out first. The Nigerians are pushing Afrobeat music , they are truly creating a taste for African music out there. This whole jealousy and beef is ridiculous. And they did it without Government assistance, it was only later when they became successful that their Govt became involved. I think it is time to come together as Africans because Music is the Gift God gave Africa for the world.

[@vincentodoh807]

Ghanaian artist are local champions. They find it difficult to leave their comfort space. That is why they are where they are. They feel entitled and they ain't shit

[@dorrtay]

Point of correction, the international acceptance of Nigerian music isn't a deliberate attempt; it happened naturally. The artists were simply making music for Nigerians and the world embraced it... The problem with Africa is that they see someone thriving in one sector and boom!, everyone wants to go there. Ghanaians doesn't have to kill themselves to be like Nigerians in entertainment. Look for an area where you have competitive advantage and focus on it.

[@teejaystudios220]

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[@aeiou0123]

Exactly o. Instead of chasing Nigerias tail.

[@keneddy8258]

Be loyal Ghanaians and we will walk you through. Follow who know road!

[@iyamugeorge5835]

As a Nigerian. I have subscribed o!

[@adenijioluwawemimo3288]

Omo so one country is Ghana in Africa? Na today i dey hear this name up Nigeria 🇳🇬

[@ajibadelasisi8569]

Guy that is quite disrespectful. Truth be told. Some jokes are not necessary.

[@manassehmichael3527]

😅🤣...This too harsh

[@KevinObiayo-hp5gr]

I feel you bro, love from Nija

[@teejaystudios220]

Thank you sir.... Much love in return...

[@adeyinkasotunde6870]

You just keep on saying the truth on great things nigeria artists had been doing all over the world musically then see your viewers grow in number rapidly on your KZbin channel. Mark my word... That's just the greatest trick to make money nowadays. If you know, you know. Cheers !!!

[@ajibadelasisi8569]

Its a good analysis bro. As a Nigerian, i learn from what you said with open mind.

[@teejaystudios220]

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[@lekanolakanmi-un6ng]

Am one of your fan in Nigeria, I always love your analysis

[@teejaystudios220]

Thank you sir, much appreciated 🙏

[@bullyfcoffee9815]

You're doing a good job brother... keep it up

[@teejaystudios220]

Thanks sir for the feedback. Much appreciated 🙏

[@osakweog]

Bro you're l like you a lot bcos you give it out hot. Unfortunately your people won't like you much bcos they think you're twerking for Nigerians. Even going through your comments section tells the story. Ghanaians don't support their own that tells them the truth, bcos they're just full of egos. They see us as rivals instead of seeing us as partner's. We will continue to support you. Tell us the bad too we Nigerians will liaten embrace wnd make amends. Good job 👍🏾 God bless you 👍🏾👍🏾✅✅🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@teejaystudios220]

Thanks a lot for the feedback, point well noted👍

[@iyamugeorge5835]

You understand the music business but many so-called gate keepers in ghana are not truthful and fearfully don’t understand how music business works. I wish they’re here listening and taking notes from what you’re saying. They need to learn from your analysis

[@innocent-wj6tn]

My brother I love what you dining love from Nigeria.

[@teejaystudios220]

Much love in return....

[@alicey9586]

God bless you bro for speaking the honest truth to the Ghanians. May God open up their understand and start doing the needful. Love you brother. We Nigerians LOVE you too.♥️♥️♥️

[@teejaystudios220]

Much love in return sir, appreciated...

[@anthonydibie2832]

I remember watching a Video from Pastor Sonnie Badu where he stressed on how Nigerian Artistes have exported Gospel music globally. Basically, he said Nigerian Gospel Artistes had replaced their American counterparts globally exporting The Gospel thru Music. Once upon a time, It was The American but Today around the World, we listen to Nathaniel Bassey, Sinachi, Dunsin, Frank Edwards etc...on Gospel arenas worldwide...That breeds a lot of Envy. However as for the case of Ghana, they fail bcos they refuse to learn...they fail to be humble n implore their Nigerian brothers n sisters..."Please I want to learn, teach me how U did it?"

[@teejaystudios220]

Hmm quite interesting… Point well noted…

[@aeiou0123]

Y cant Ghanaians have their own labels? Why do you need to wait for Govt? Why r u waiting for Nigerians to promote you? These r ur problems - pointing fingers at others. Also must you also be leading in music? Why cant your country focus on industries they r good at? You have afro-tourism, education, cocoa, etc? Why cant u built that? Is Nigeria always going to set the pace for you? So if Nigeria goes global with auto export, u will start complaining about that too?

[@teejaystudios220]

Hmmmm

[@rosiejames8857]

May the almighty God bless you brother ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@teejaystudios220]

Thanks a lot dear, much love ❤️

[@princeaghamiogie7154]

Keep on keeping on

[@teejaystudios220]

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[@oladimejiasafa7070]

You have talked well brother. I hope people will take a critical look at all you've said here and try to do the needful for the Ghanaian music industry.

[@teejaystudios220]

Thanks a lot sir, much appreciated.... I pray so too...

[@msresaluv]

You keep saying: "No security in Nigeria.." yet the likes of Sonnie Badu, King Promise, Gyakie, Stonebwoy, Black Sheriff, Shatta Wale are making waves in Nigeria.... sit down there and keep discouraging yourself from making a move! We Nigerians belief that "it is not over until it is over." We are risk takers! Our bad leaders made us all developed thick skin to any hindrances thrown at us! We are pace setters! We never give up until we succeed. How about you Ghanaians first start by giving and helping each other irrespective of your tribes! This is our secret. We have tribal issues but when it comes to showing love and giving, we Nigerians drop those tribal issues and unite under one umbrella. We keep telling you the secret to our success yet you Ghanians ignore them and rather you feel comfortable in spewing hate speech instead of putting the secret we told you into action. YOU WANT SUCCESS TO DROP ON YOUR LAP....JUST DEY PLAY!

[@Conchenx]

Ghana They are dumb because they don’t wanna learn

[@dondanny2512]

Wahala wahala.. Ghana will surely learn the hard way... 2024 is coming... We dominating with the most artist including stream... Oy Bianca was there.... Make una dey

[@teejaystudios220]

Hmmm

[@richiemd777]

I'm pretty sure Ghanaians aren't too worried about global music. They have better things to worry about. Y'all claim Ghanaians hate you but Ghanaians play more Nigerian music than any other African countries.

[@danielwitse3381]

@@richiemd777From ur utterances hatred is noticed that is why Nigeria concluded ur hatred. If Ghanaian aren’t too worried about global music then why y’all crying about not been nominated for Grammy? Playing Nigerian songs doesn’t mean some of u doesn’t harbor that hate. I don’t hate Jamaica but not fan of reggae. East Africans play more Nigerian music than Ghana if u care to know.

[@richiemd777]

@danielwitse3381 Dude nobody cares. That's your obsession. Good for Nigeria for winning the Grammy. Lack of it doesn't affect Ghana's economy so I can't generalize a whole nation with anecdotal evidence of how someone cried about a Grammy. Only Africans cares so much about recognition from a white man. But either way, Good for Nigerian artists. They work hard. But trust me, Ghanaians don't lose sleep over shìt like that.

[@danielwitse3381]

@@richiemd777 Y'all care and you all are loosing sleep over it, we can see it all over the internet how your old and young are talking about it. African 'Ghana' in particular cares so much about recognition from a white man that is why they are having using all their time to talk on radio and TV.

[@rosiejames8857]

It's illegal to be this Handsome! Crushing on you Teejay! You too fine! greetings from lagos ❤

[@teejaystudios220]

Thanks a lot dear, much love in return❤

[@Freddyfundx]

@teejayfilms2984 pls DNT act like you didn't understand this sister here..get in touch with her asap..it's a love❤ season !!!

[@ClementOfremu-uy3wo]

Ghana and Africa countries are ungrateful to Nigeria

[@adogpaematilda3260]

Who are you grateful to,?

[@chrisoghenetegamaloney5799]

​@@adogpaematilda3260we grateful to only God but y'all should grateful to what Nigeria has done for y'all so far

[@absolutejp]

Hahahahaha its quite ridiculous. Ghanaians argument on which country originated Afrobeat is flawed from every premise. Just check this out. None of Ghanaian artists doing afrobeat has been in the game for more than 7 years and when they do afrobeat every body including Ghanaians say they sound Nigerian. Lol They sound Nigerian because afrobeat is a Nigerian sound. And they are making waves more than their colleagues in Ghana because they got it right. Although you can claim it all you want people knows Nigerian sound when they hear it. Originator asking a learner to teach him what he originated, It's like South African artists asking Nigerian artists to teach them Amapiano. It doesn't make sense but to a Ghanaian it makes 100% sense. Hahahahahaha.

[@ayenioluwaseun-sd8ye]

Abeg help me tell them bkos this Tori don they tire me oh

[@fosterorukpe4443]

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[@teejaystudios220]

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[@konfidojah-son6906]

One of the realistic Ghanaians 👌

[@teejaystudios220]

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[@chrisoghenetegamaloney5799]

Why are they not playing shata whale and stonebwoy songs in Louis Vuitton..

[@teejaystudios220]

Hmmm

[@chriskewe4238]

No you people are not minoring on the minors. You are majoring on the minors...

[@ClementOfremu-uy3wo]

Ghana and others Africa countries ll remain local while Nigeria local remain global cos u Africa countries hate and jealous Nigeria music artists

[@JONAHOGAR-gl5ub]

somebody like Sammy flex and bulldog have all contribute to ghana's problem

[@teejaystudios220]

Hmmmm

[@mrvibe1570]

Every country on earth doing good music.but it now depends which part of the world like to consume ur music. Some Ghanaians should just lern how to appreciate people's works . they should praise their artists without discrediting the Nigerians stars.

[@teejaystudios220]

Hmmm…

[@chrisoghenetegamaloney5799]

Terminator a Nigerian wannabe song why won't they play it in Louis Vuitton....

[@teejaystudios220]

Interesting….

[@abiodundami]

Part of the reason Terminator is doing well is because King Promise rubbing shoulders with Wizkid! And if you listen to the song very well, Its got that Naija vibe and we Nigerians feel it. Nevertheless, we Nigerians really don't care for what's going outside of our music industry. Nigerians collectively have this confidence and belief in ourselves that we can do whatever we aspire to do and we push that energy in our respective endeavors. This music success just didn't start today. I remember when Nigerian music sounded like rubbish, but we have always supported it. Cameroonians, S. Africans and especially Ghanaians keep coming for Nigerians and I find it really appalling and sad at the same time they keep coming for us. We really don't pay attention to what's going on outside our industry. Cameroonians is the one that surprising.... trying to feel among, lol. My word of advice for Ghanaians.... Be yourself, charity begins at home and as you lay your bed so you shall lay on it. So if you hate, your not doing yourself any favours. Better listen to your youtuber, learn from us and stop FCKING hating!

[@jerrywood6869]

King promise is under the management of Nigeria company own by Davido manager Asa..So what do you expect?

[@abiodundami]

@@jerrywood6869 there you go… it makes sense better

[@adebayoogunwo5830]

I call you the real patriotic ghanaian because others think they're being patriotic but they're sycophant and hypocritical of against positive development

[@teejaystudios220]

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[@jonathanogbone9925]

i like your analysis, but its funny how ghanaians deceive themselves by saying they taught Nigerians music and movies, its very annoying.

[@teejaystudios220]

Hmmm 🙏

[@martinsgates1141]

I am sorry this ship has sailed . Kindly check your popular artists and find out the backbone of their support, even you teejay kindly check where most of your viewers come from. Ghanaians don't want to be global they just rather Nigerians aren't and this is the painful truth i call this the Pull him down Syndrome. Does Nigerian government pump money into the entertainment industry the answer is no, there is also the lie of 80/20 . Do good music, collaborate and push your music around Africa and leverage on the Nigerian diaspora but no you rather rile up Ghanaians , Cameroonians, Ethiopians to hate on Nigerians . If Ghana was in the place of Nigeria would they help anybody the answer is NO. Nigeria has collaborated with Ghana more than any country even helping break out your stars but what do we get for it . .South Africa is doing good with Tyla i dont here you people talk about them .

[@teejaystudios220]

Point well noted bro, facts!!!

[@dorrtay]

Well said man! The hatred is just glaringly out there and it's giving Africa a very bad image.

[@effiongukih8827]

My brother you are the real "MCCOY" . I. stopped subscribing to our Ghanaian KZbinrs bcos of the likes of Sammy "stinky mouths "Flex, silly Bulldog etc

[@teejaystudios220]

Thank you sir....

[@akposatigbi6531]

So 200 million Nigerians went to ghana to learn how to do music ? 😅 ghana pls what type of music did you teach nigeria? Cos last time I check all the top Ghanaian artist talk and sing like jamaicans 😅 while the others do rap/ hiphop

[@teejaystudios220]

Hmmm I shock sef…

[@user-tj9fm8rt4d]

,na true, this bobo na wayo padyguy. Make una nor mind hamoooooooo

[@user-ze7pe2rj4m]

That's the problem of many Ghanians always sentimental, this is not the right way to move forward and if you are a Ghanian trying to educate them the right way they will insult you and say you are now supporting Nigerians, tell me how can you always struggling to over shadow me and expect me to show you my secret, even all this Ghana and Nigeria jollof nonsense should stop, all this what do you think about ghana or Nigeria,those comparisons are just useless,it's time to stop it,it doesn't look matured since at the end it result to backlash, china learn electronics from Japan yet China is the highest electronics producers in the world yet Japan is not doing any comparisons, everyone mind their business and even supporting themselves as Asians, I don't know what Ghana gain in comparing themselves with Nigeria,other Africans don't do that, those ghana and Nigeria bloggers are the one teaching other Africans into doing that,if we are to move forward,all this childish attitude must stop,all the time making noise on social media always trying to bring your brother down, instead of you to congratulate your brother, you rather snob at him because you felt to be the one that supposed to be there.

[@Jon_jon41]

How can Nigeria promote Ghana music that’s rubbish’ Charlie make una fight for una own ooh, Nigeria own Ghana’s noting

[@dondanny2512]

You guys claim you don't have money yet you all tells Nigerian living in your country is poor.. Omo Ghana sha get wahala... U ppl should humble ur self.. Leave Nigeria.. All this small countries go and dominate them first..

[@teejaystudios220]

Hmmm

[@user-cd1uf9lc1v]

U this man . Stop talking about Nigeria and find something else to say please

[@michealnicholas1503]

Ghanaians hating their own brothers for telling the truth why are u angry with him