Remedyies - Shako mo

[@Sportcenter_9]

Who's here after eddy remedy interview with daddy freeze 😅

[@collinsomale5795]

You like amebo 😂😂

[@maka_rina]

Me OOO! I really missed them

[@igiebortroy4225]

Gather here if you watching this after Honest Bunch podcast in 2024

[@aymbaba_]

😂😅😊As in ehn

[@judyweng6115]

But eedris too good mehn

[@josracheternity4ever422]

😂 I

[@bobbroca3835]

I tell you

[@dapsinvictor5236]

😂😂😂😂 As in Legends

[@didoburns]

No matter what anybody says, considering the facilities available to them at the time, this songs were a hit and the fact that close to 20 years later we can still enjoy them is something to commend

[@ayodelealongo8766]

Adams, it's only kids that can't relate to this song... #TheGenesisOfNaijaHipPop

[@folarinosibodu]

YOU NAILED IT!

[@ajokukk]

7 years after your comment, this is still a jam

[@chimachima2761]

Eedris was very good with the rhythm don’t care what ruggedman thinks. I mean bone thugs and harmony did sell platinum albums with this style so he was truly No.1.

[@pauljosephazi2433]

Lol! Which 20 years? About 30 years

[@elehreginald9413]

Who's here after the interview with Nedu?

[@solebotemitayo]

Na them bring me come here ooo😅😅😅

[@kennyking5606]

I don subscribe sef 😂😂😂😂

[@bedeamadi9317]

Meee😂😂😂

[@collinbana4516]

Me too😅😅😅😅😅😂😂😂

[@Ola-ck6tr]

Me tooooo

[@alwaysthebest4536]

No Matter what my respect for Kenny and D1 will forever remain. Who else remember watching prime time Africa 😭😜😭

[@seismicvertigo345]

Haha AIT JAMZ You took me back Lol I remember

[@eniolad1665]

You no lie. I no dey miss am o

[@debidebs]

I was about 7 then but I remember my older brother and sis watching prime time. My gosh that was the days. When I thought Nigeria was the best country and I didn’t want to go back to the UK. What did I know, I was a child

[@jbeautyumar2838]

Na mi ooooo

[@Obnfrost]

Omo Eddy get voice but just that Tony and Eedris come blow pass am

[@franklinadama2044]

Over 15yrs later.... And I still think Idris nailed it......... These guys changed hip hop in Africa for ever with this song

[@luckyigbomor4088]

Yup. This song started what we know as afrobeats now. This song.

[@Relevance4life]

@@luckyigbomor4088 not afrobeat, this started afropop, fela owns afrobeat

[@luckyigbomor4088]

@@Relevance4life I said afrobeats, not afrobeat. The current wave of nigerian music is called afrobeats.

[@The_Harylaba]

@@Relevance4life Afrobeat and Afrobeats are two different genres

[@ifychijiokec.jspeaks2973]

Eddy Montana finish work abeg.

[@nwachukwulevi]

It's 2023 and I am still rocking this. This song was a pacesetter for what evolved into Nigeria's rap.

[@thomehis5975]

2023 . I started vibing to this since I was in ss2 wen it was released

[@sanstv4970]

Watching this after the podcast wow. No matter what we give our OGs there flowers 🌺

[@bobbroca3835]

I came here after the interview drama dis song was so raw! Still best song till today

[@mimifrommiami1808]

This idris na real talent for nigerian music industry Jeez

[@alabiolabisi6007]

The genesis of Nigerian Hip-hop music... lovely start-up....

[@Oldblocktoken]

Idris was really good wow😮

[@anaskakiri9774]

I'm still enjoying it. if you are here let me see your hand

[@wonderman22]

This is 2023. And you are still listen to this song. Gather here and let's discuss something together.

[@joshnengi]

Here bro

[@pirinsammy107]

My Husband is a Nigerian and this son reminds me of the Radio program "Campus Life" Missed the old days :P

[@omoomokus9312]

yah benin miss home

[@pirinsammy107]

omo omokus Agbor Delta State

[@Ifeanyiijeh]

Haha! Grew up in Benin. That show was legendary.

[@jadonosayande]

That was in benin city Edo state ITV Radio 92.3 campus life by Don General

[@osekioghogho1592]

@@jadonosayande - I swear! Benin City connect! Used to be on Itv Benin with Don General!

[@amakanwabeke0123456789]

i miss the old Nigerian songs. so happy i saw this

[@adeshow4307]

Still feeling Shako Mo in 2019 like it was just yesterday - the good old days.

[@thomehis5975]

2022

[@jessicafelix3379]

2024

[@tobibell2418]

This was the beginning of the revolution of Nigerian music.

[@JAYPHARASI]

This sounds so good even today 🔥 came here from Netflix

[@jessedee8635]

This guys should be given their accolades and flowers while they are still alive. They made Nigeria hip hop attractive and eventually became what it is today

[@khaliboy07]

Ololade mi Asake reminded me of this song when he said Shako mo in PBUY

[@hottopmodel1]

Remember being so young hearing this song… younger than 10, today I relived my childhood (probably too young to even have enjoyed these type of music) through the “afrobeats” Netflix documentary. I am, always have been and always will be a proud Nigerian. No matter how controversial we are, there’s one area where no one argues or questions us in, it’s music, it’s afrobeats.

[@bunmiakintilo666]

The fathers of naija hip hop.

[@caesarsavage8894]

Lol. Exactly

[@franklinadama2044]

These song is the bedrock and foundation of the Nigerian music industry we have today.... It made lots of people go into Afro Hip Hop back then in Nigeria... The result is what we have today

[@adewoleadetayo924]

This piece ushered in the 9ja hip hop revolution. Legends!

[@solomonosemeke2761]

1998!....18 yrs later and still rocking this!. Epic joint!!!

[@Relevance4life]

Now 21yrs. Still on

[@mujmus8441]

24+ now

[@thomehis5975]

24 years later today

[@thomehis5975]

25yrs later 2023

[@FrankyDikey]

😂😂😂 Counting down?

[@ndgreat81]

Is anyone just randomly watching the old songs?

[@flashfunk0373]

I'm here after Essence by Wizkid made it to the Billboard Top 10. The song that started it all.

[@brotherayoade2]

Thanks to Kennis Music, Thanks to Dr Dokpesi, Thanks to KZbin, Thanks to fellow who uploaded this video, thanks to the boys who sang and rapped on this song, the Remedies. Thanks to you, reader. December 2021

[@cobyuwaechue2776]

The origin and discovery of Naija hip pop.. legendary remedy

[@chicchi1682]

Not gonna lie Asake new song brought me right back here. Remember my mixtape in middle school

[@tompopus]

I'll pay any amount to see them perform this song live again 😢

[@boochi7087]

Damn! I wanna rock out to this song at a Nigerian party! Please?!

[@Docdogood]

asake's song PBUY brought me here. i could have sworn i heard some part of that song (PUBY) somewhere else. afrobeats to the wordl!!!

[@JIdaiko]

One of the best song ever written 🔥✍️

[@raybamz100]

The origin of Nigeria hip-hop music!

[@olamoses3087]

These are the pioneers of afro hip hop, they paved way for this present generation

[@mattmatt7084]

Idris is a legend 2020 I’m here after tunde Ednut post diz jam .. it hurt me so much idris don’t get de respect he deserves from diz young artist

[@omasiriduhu4516]

Thank you I swear

[@barnabasolorunfemi6400]

Eedris is the boss here no matter what

[@tellabolanleadeola9928]

Cos he puts his mouth in unnecessary matters

[@dubaiimigralregistry524]

Aswear man so sad 😢

[@dubaiimigralregistry524]

Now I understand why he says things the way he sees fit cos he started this shit!!!!

[@E.Surpreme]

Who else came here after watching the Netflix documentary? I’m from Cali I don’t know nothing about Afro - Beats😅😂 Shako Mo if you Don’t know, now you Know ! I love this music and this Song !

[@abodunrinabayomi8808]

This song revolutionized Nigeria Afrobeats forever! The first authentic Afrobeats sound! Kudos to Kenny music, they changed the game forever!

[@Simon_and_Lami]

But this beat is a sample from Machael Jackson's Liberian girl

[@Damian-rt3rt]

@@Simon_and_Lami yes, but the courage rinsing what was supposed to be a pop song in our native language. This song shifted attention from reggae and rap into proper Afrobeats

[@jossyBarreca]

Eddy actually killed this song with verses but people are not looking in the direction,

[@ayeniyin]

Totally agree with you. Eddie's verse was absolutely dope for a Nigerian artist at that time

[@oluseyidaniel7036]

These are the pioneer of hip hop music in Nigeria.In fact they are the one that pave way for others.Respect to eedris abdulkareem,respect to eddy montana,respect to tony tetuila

[@zanaabu8792]

Nice one...2021 ... Kenny's music.. Eddie, Eedris and Tetuila

[@tolu2]

Classic song i was in jss2 then in 1998 when the song came out, the groove is got from tupac song,i forgot the exact tupac song

[@JayRapiano]

Michael Jackson’s LIBERIAN GIRL. Tupac sampled the sound to make LETTER TO MY UNBORN CHILD

[@tolu2]

@@JayRapiano thanks that is it " letter to my unborn child"

[@AlanwokeFranklin]

Forget Eddy Montana good ❤❤❤

[@maka_rina]

After their interview I searched them 🎉🎉🎉. Eedris is such a great singer. I really loved this their song then even now

[@martinschinedu3173]

Pioneers, watching Netflix Afrobeats got me here.

[@princeofafr260]

I remember when they performed this song on AIT back in the days. Truly nostalgic. Look how far Naija music has come now. 🔥🔥🔥

[@southsouth3615]

Actually they first performed on Raypower 100.5 Lagos ...in the chorus instead of Africa they put Raypower. Before they went on to AIT.

[@martanoQ]

@@southsouth3615 you are 100% correct Kenny and D One were present, I still remember that episode Nostalgic!

[@matthewajimati5987]

One the best hits ...even still a hit in 2019!

[@dubaiimigralregistry524]

2baba learnt from these guys aswear!!

[@dayoofere8513]

They literally shouldered everyone that came behind them.

[@The_Harylaba]

Prime Time Africa....Kenny's Music I thank you!

[@KabirDayoAdebayoEsq.LL.M]

One of the best, sonorous and sound chorus/line ever, delivered by Eddy Montana.

[@driziiD]

The afrobeats doc brought me hear

[@emmanueleseose426]

Great music. Rocking it in 2017.

[@CHAMBVRS]

im 33 from Illinois and one of my older Nigerian homies I follow on IG posted this last year and since then...I play this song at least 3 times a week. A JAM!

[@telordwithenergy8449]

Dope, Dope Dope!!!! This will forever be a relevant jam. If you are here in 2100 and they are still sampling this jam, just know I told you so....

[@olalekanisraelaiikulola2879]

Kiss my comment if you come to relisten to this music from EEdris interview from honest bunch

[@popoolaayodeji2337]

This was the beginning of Afropop(Now Afrobeats)

[@SegunAluko]

This is really throw back man!!! Shako mo is one of the first Naija hip hop songs.

[@omalichnwa2471]

Yes oooo I till day enjoy am wella till infinity

[@brightisaiah8465]

Damn... who else is listening in 2020

[@onyigift1387]

Is edriss the first guy that rapped? Am here after his recent interview at the honest podcast man is good

[@naijatruely]

Thumbs up if you're watching in 2017!!!

[@endurancediwa]

2019 mehn ... And I'm still feeling it 😁😁😁

[@teejaymark1677]

After watching Eddy on Daddy Freeze interview on IG, I had to come watch this again. Today Feb 21 2024.

[@odaroomozusi6423]

Remember my 100 levels days in ambrose alli university, Ekp and itv benin radio programmme.”Campus life” anchored by Don general

[@damilarealabi2386]

22 years after, still on my playlist

[@uzoefeonyeka9748]

Thumps up idris

[@SJ-cv4jk]

Eedris would have been bigger than 50cent if he was American

[@InnocentBluebonnetFlower-lm6eg]

Dey play

[@tonyemeka5752]

😅​@@InnocentBluebonnetFlower-lm6eg

[@tok1879]

Chill

[@SJ-cv4jk]

@@tok1879 me sef notice say na cap🤣🤣

[@justemeka]

This was the jamz 1997 - our music don grow oh. Still a classic. Boys ups to these guys, plantation boys for paving the way

[@thomehis5975]

2023 Still vibing to this. I was in ss2 in 1998 wen this song came out. The bedrock of today's afrobeat

[@idgambit]

In fact, all these new generation artists need to be paying royalties to these guys for laying foundation for them

[@joe4152]

At least this video prove that Eedris was carrying the group, eddy was a back up singer and Tony was a guest appearance, assuming you don't know that Remedies were 3 now, you will think is Eedris that featured Eddy and Tony was a guest appearance. This was the biggest song of Remedies if memory serve me right. Eedris rap flow still better pass the rappers of this new generation. Give Eedris is flowers please.

[@opebamz]

Naija afropop music has come a longggg way! This still is a jam nonetheless.

[@AmandaBakwuye]

Old good memories 2024 February till watching and dancing ❤❤❤❤❤ my love for this music is top notch 💕

[@Vibesplus]

its 2024 i came here because of the honest bunch podcast

[@mikemakinwa]

Who’s here in 2023?

[@andymore4977]

Today is the last day of february 2024 listening to this wounderfull song 29th february 😊

[@makindetobi3306]

I wish they can all leave their differences and come back as one to drop an album again.

[@franklinobidike4257]

This song reminds me of my childhood memories and how Afro-beat evolved! I was about 10years was this song came out in 1998!! It’s gives me great nostalgia! 24 years later I can still listen and enjoy this song🎧

[@benedictjonathan6244]

Evergreen appreciate you

[@Naviey]

Kennis music had the best artist back then🎯😻

[@HilaryClintonClinton-re2nr]

Idris na legend

[@lamphy9630]

Good jam.. Eedris world best!!

[@akinanny3957]

this guys kept naija together a group from three major tribes it was all party even tho naija was going through rough times under military in the 90s

[@anoynmousanonymous7079]

Elddis and Tony are both yoruba, Elddis grew up in the north

[@richardokorafor7472]

@@anoynmousanonymous7079 Eddy isn't Yoruba he is from Delta state his full name actually is Edward Asiedu

[@olutobaoluwasuji8408]

I am still enjoying this in 2016.

[@gbengadada860]

Asake PBUY

[@tdilla4606]

This aboki had mad swag

[@techwork...]

Wow... I rock this music...

[@TheMrmoc7]

I haven't listened to this song in 20 years, but I still remember enough of the lyrics to find it on youtube. Relics of growing up in Nigeria circa 1990's.

[@jossyjossy8260]

THE GOOD OLD DAYS, THE BEGINNING OF HIP HOP IN NIGERIA, THE BEGINNING OF THE STRUGGLE HIP HOP REVOLUTION IN NIGERIA, EDDY REMEDY, WE WILL NOT FORGET U,WE LOVE U. , WHO ELSE IS HERE WITH ME 201O!,

[@samsonbassey4250]

still rocking it 20 years later...in 2018

[@adamsbulama7462]

Legend

[@djemeka]

This, Sade and Jealousy are the jams

[@teaforum9520]

Ww re here again.. 2024! Tetuila interview with daddy freeze brought me here

[@Sandra-ez8mc]

My song in JSS1

[@jerryabemu6429]

After Tony on daddy freeze I’m here 😅

[@victoroged8241]

Those newly artist that said no one pave way for them in Nigeria MUSIC imdustry should come and listing to these song and tell me where they are when se song was release am sure wizkid and David are still roaming about with pants and baby food in there hand.

[@holidayosadolor9298]

Unequivocally a top draw song..world Class Eedris

[@goodvirus7423]

Original artistes. Real musicians. Not noisemakers and abusers. Flavorsome voices

[@yungaterror]

Asake bought me here o