Kizz Daniel / Marhaba REACTION

[@gvicman]

When Nigerians are talking about the diversity in their culture, this is exactly what they are talking about. This is absolutely the vibes from the Northern regions of Nigeria dominated by the Hausas/Fulani tribes. People say Kizz Daniel has a blood lineage from the North only I am not sure of that. But yeah, if you visit any cities in the North of Nigeria you'll be blown away with this culture of instrumental and percussion music.

[@Official_flexx9ine]

He connected the whole world in just one sound....and you're so gorgeous. Great reaction ❤

[@lindaenglish-sj6pm]

He is so talented ❤His flow on this song is flawless ❤💯🔥💃🔥 Only One VADO 💯❤️ Love his 2 new songs❤❤❤❤❤❤❤💯

[@lindaenglish-sj6pm]

❤️🌹

[@lubabatutahir5751]

Actually in northern Nigeria we have the shuwa arabs as well as the fulanis and hausa etc It had northern folk song with yoruba folk and afrobeat tubes mixed in it.

[@bolarantiolu304]

Our son from Ogun state proud of you Golden voice of our generation love you Vadoooo

[@deedeeumondak4490]

Kizz Daniel has Fulani roots, though he is Yoruba. I'm sure he drew inspiration for this song from his Fulani roots which is an Ethnic group in Northern Nigeria and other parts of West Africa that are mostly steeped in Islamic culture.

[@olarenwajufalusi4979]

Hello ...the guy just made all the roots connect in real sound language...thanks am from the Continent.

[@skeendash237]

It is a sound from the north of Nigeria, Niger, Cameroon (trubue haoussa) but also from North Africa and Arab countries.

[@OliverMichael-n6u]

It been a while since my last comment, am back again. Your beauty is out of this world. U are natural beauty, u are my queen

[@abdulabdulrahman3871]

focus on music make u go focus exam for school where u look fine supervisor. 😂

[@ifareaged]

You no well 😂😂

[@t_rembrandt9442]

Asewoo😂

[@elyousfimohammed]

This music is Moroccan, its name is Gnawa, and I am proud of my culture.

[@TheCommentatorsCorner-cn4xr]

What music is Moroccan? Pls get your facts right. That language and sound is from the northern part of Nigeria. The Fulani/ Hausa. It might sound similar but it’s definitely not the same. Marhaba means welcome in the Hausa language.

[@MistaJackson]

@@TheCommentatorsCorner-cn4xr You’re both right, Gnawa originated in West Africa (songhai region) and it was brought to the south of Morocco. Gnawa is actually derived from Hausa. it is a way for Black Moroccans to talk about their struggles in life, their history etc

[@abdelfeddi9342]

All both you are right the origine of Gnawa music is houssa bambra and foulane .. But in this record it, s Moroccan Gnawa music ​@@TheCommentatorsCorner-cn4xr

[@toyinolayinka8975]

No it's not 😂it's actually a Fulani song from the northern part of Nigeria.sibapuor

[@mungopark1876]

@mungopark1876 12 minutes ago Marhaba means 'Welcome' in Hausa-Fulani (Northern Nigeria language), Vado, Kizz Daniel is Yoruba with Fulani lineage. This particular music style is very typical of core northern Nigeria kind.

[@abdulabdulrahman3871]

marhaba is welcome in arabic . islam made some adopt it but this tune is mideastern

[@Xtjiggzs]

😂 Kizz is a full Egba man- no Fulani lineage

[@adioolufemi1383]

His mother is Fulani. He said it last year. You can Google it out​@@Xtjiggzs

[@MistaJackson]

@@abdulabdulrahman3871 this is Gnawa, the name of the music itself is derived from Hausa. It’s currently also in Morocco 🇲🇦 and that’s how they say welcome in both languages.

[@MudashirHammed]

In Arab not hausa or fulani

[@hosamtattoo2313]

Wow that's awesome amazing I know dis pit can be viral trend 📈 From sudan 🇸🇩

[@yahayasamiru1679]

The song is just ❤❤❤❤❤

[@amingaidi8522]

This type of rhythm represents a large part of the tribes that inhabit the Sahara Desert in central Africa.

[@Jesse4all]

My Nigeria brother🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬 Kizz Daniels

[@bismillahi_arrahmani_arrahim]

Nice song, nice reaction ❤

[@funkeAdesubomi]

No one, but my Vado the greatest❤❤❤❤🎉

[@sylveriyke]

We are winning in everything Nigeria 🇳🇬 strongly 💪💯❤️🏆

[@RandomMZ1412]

He made the impossible possible. You gotta be on some kinda wave to make this cocktail

[@ibrahimmuhammed5332]

Its 'La le La le Marhaban'....its anorthern Nigerian arabic aspect...were they say 'Laale Marhaban in Fulani, meaning you are highly welcome'

[@shondeadewunmi8573]

Only Vado can do what he did with Marhaba Vado shaaaaaaa

[@DragonRider-u5i]

bro not gonna lie this song is bang 😳

[@ibrahimabdullahim-b3p]

Nice reaction

[@skeendash237]

C'est une sonorité du nord du nigeria, Niger, cameroun (trubue haoussa) mais au aussi d'afrique nord et des pays arabe

[@SIMONODABA-q5l]

He need to add French Montana on this

[@aminerasta]

morrocca gnawa music mixed by nigerian vibes. just oufff

[@Freddvibzey]

🤩🤩🤩👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@DiakitéMcyou]

Mashallah c'est good

[@Darkey-y9x]

Moroccan gnawa sound, the original song called marhaba also

[@odeniranmayowa9896]

We need French Montana on dis mix

[@Princess-h1v]

Nice song❤❤❤

[@badr9032]

This is Moroccan Genawa 🇲🇦🇲🇦😎

[@tobiyoussef]

Is Gnawa Song of morroco sud

[@SalvationDappa]

thanks a lot. please react to juju by odumodublck and shallipoppi

[@roteemibrahim5455]

Hausa bro

[@adedejiadeleke7773]

Please React to Phyno ft ArrDee - Time of my life

[@lahcenwazza7263]

Moroccan music called gnawa not sudan

[@badr9032]

🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦

[@cephciphercrew3396]

It's not Mahaba ........ It's Marhaba...... pronounced Maraba.

[@GulsReactions]

I said marhaba🤨

[@Yunqjayyyy]

React to Black sherif ft projexc - timing

[@ARC.benedict-samson]

He is of Fulani origins but he was born and raised in Yoruba land.

[@rotimiisijola9933]

No he is Yoruba.. his name is Tobiloba Anidugbe a core name from Yoruba origin and a state of Ogun state in Nigeria

[@ARC.benedict-samson]

@@rotimiisijola9933 Dude know your Artiste well he said on his page that he is a Fulani boy and as for his Family background his Grandfather is Fulani who settled in Abeokuta just like the ones in Ilorin who are named Yoruba to confirm this I guess Google will elucidate this

[@DeborahKemi-k4e]

​@@rotimiisijola9933 he said he has his Lineage in Fulani, Na Kizz Daniel talk am Is Yoruba and Fulani

[@adioolufemi1383]

No, his father is Yoruba, and his mom is Fulani!. He is still Yoruba but with Fulani lineage!

[@ARC.benedict-samson]

@@adioolufemi1383 keep distorting his family lineage his mother is Fulani very funny