The PM shares Why Ghanaian Songs Face Obstacles In The UK & KGPM's departure after their First Hit.

In this episode of the #BigConversation, @thepm delves into the reasons behind the limited exposure of Ghanaian songs in the UK and shares his personal journey, including why their group KGPM chose to leave Ghana after their initial hit record.
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[@DogonYaro-yk6rq]

The success of Nigeria's Entertainment industry has made Ghana to lose their collective minds.

[@ubedet]

Insanity of the highest order

[@denike1617]

It's cool now to be African... Thank you Nigeria!🇳🇬🔥

[@godsanointed3397]

As the rear tyres of a car cannot meet up with the front tyres, so it is that Ghana entertainment industry nor music industry can never meet up with that of almighty Naija 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬. You guys should know this and know peace.

[@CHIEF193]

Olele was on Twitter the other day criticizing stone boy for bringing out Odumodo black on the Afcon stage and saying how some stages are meant for individual glory! But same Olele was also typing Bromance as regards when Davido brought out Stoneboy in Madison square garden, Tell me how people with this kind a mentality can grow?

[@tobechukwuike9429]

Most of this Ghana guys has shallow mind.

[@sean-et4wr]

What’s the obsession with trying to outdo Nigeria? The guy had just said be glad the your country is even mentioned. The Nigeria populace is always going to increase, so Ghana will never stand a chance. Stop this propaganda of trying to outshine Nigeria and accept your fate. I don’t get it, this not a life or death situation. It’s just music. There are more pressing things in life than trying out outshine another country in music.

[@CHIEF193]

I wonder Ooh 😮it’s so tiring

[@OcheAmina]

Na agbaya dey worry Dem Locality wan kill dem

[@intelliquick2639]

Thank yu

[@benwilliam5851]

I tire for Dem ohhhh

[@peresco2420]

Is annoying listening to this same issue over and over again, they're too obsessed with Nigeria success

[@DogonYaro-yk6rq]

No Ghanaian artist can fill 02 Arena. In fact, a collection of top 5 Ghanaian artistes cannot fill the 02 Arena. Ghana does not realize that their artistes are essentially local artistes. Ghana compares themselves to Nigeria so much that they began equate their local artistes to Nigeria's international stars

[@africadiasporatheater]

What baffles the whole world is what makes Ghanaians to worry so much about Nigerian music. These are people who had been playing American and other foreign songs without asking why those musicians were more popular than Ghanaian artists. Why is Nigeria your problem ndi Ghanaians?

[@akposatigbi6531]

Stone boy has never had hit or viral song that cut across Africa for the last 20 years so how can he fill 02 arena 😅

[@vincentodoh807]

I love the DJ/Musician guest today. He is very confident and speaks fact❤

[@Xsey43v3r]

The numbers excuse is very flawed because you have the whole world to sell your music to except you've chosen to remain local.

[@jayblakk2470]

Our problem is our bigger Artist are not doing Ghanaian music , they are doing foreign genre’s 😊

[@godfredmclean]

Thank you very much

[@Ebwalkman]

Cyril, the biggest example of Ghanaian managers being too keen on self-promotion, rather than building their artiste's brand, is that bush-man nonentity called Sammy flex.

[@TheAdoptedSon1five]

The level of cope in this video is mad, Nigerians really live rent free in Ghanaian’s heads

[@seandey-hi1jg]

Keep competing and trying to outsmart nigeria instead of learning from them. You guys will learn the hard way. Don't worry nigerians are taking note of everything and every negative word that comes out of you guys mouth. Olele's words would only go a long way to destroy your musicians. Keep it up I pray.

[@emmanuelonyesoh125]

Bro it's simple ghana don't produce good music like Nigerian, that's all

[@posjaboateng5556]

Listen to what he is saying we have no identity…we are folo folo this is why we decline and keep declining na wagiemie koraa dodo😊

[@MajorrBison]

​@@posjaboateng5556Follow follow like shata and stone doing dancehall instead of carving a niche from the Ghanaian culture. As an outsider looking in, I don't know any somebody songs because they are not hot songs and he does dancehall songs that are not big hits. I don't know what it will take for him to make a hit song but I will always listen to Jamaicans if I long for dancehall and reggae music.

[@samueloziegbe8831]

Una dey do follow follow bcos u don't have good stuff,simple..even d follow follow wey u dey tok is a nigerian term

[@bibi2673]

Olele we are not ur cousin

[@OcheAmina]

I wonder why the keep making such comments The hatred and envy is so evident in them

[@aframaco9491]

Why is playing Nigerian hit songs on London radio "unfortunately"?? See me , see trouble o! 👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!

[@danseabatechnologies4573]

The Manage discussion is on Sammy Flex. He is singing songs about him being Shatta Wales manager

[@jayblakk2470]

Listening to the pm guy seems we are Ohk. Being where we are and thinks nothing can change

[@akposatigbi6531]

Still waiting for it

[@demolakosoko6416]

You go explain tire? Sing a goo song!!

[@truebornafrican9213]

I know this guy juggling music in Gold Coast or might be his lookalike .. he’s a good selector that plays Nigeria’s music in Gold Coast without bias. Big up ..

[@MelodiesOfMamaAfrica]

foley wants play ghana in uk too. foley wish he could just replace Nigeria with Ghana in afrobeats. fact is that Ghana have to stick to Nigeria to make any head way in music internationally.

[@kogiman]

😂

[@labricola6993]

Nigeria music is based on originality of Nigeria cultures and africaness. Ghanaian artists are busy imitating and importation of Jamaican music. Our artists won our hearts through hard work and originality of our cultures. Our artists are advancing music and sounds of our ancestors. Your songs are imitation and not african

[@Daseeker4895]

Ghanaians are still on this matter about domination....Hmmm! Una go keep talking about this matter like forever, nothing will change. Naija nor be una mate! Know dis n know peace!

[@saskilla9435]

You guys need to have a podcast account so we can listen and work.

[@ChristianZoogahzoogish]

So true.

[@DonSteve0147]

Ok oooo , I have listened and I enjoyed the conversation., I believe everyone can identify my identity. 😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@afolabifatusin7211]

This guy does not know how to lie. Ghanaians will say they own afrobeat, yet copy nigerian style of music rythms lyrics and mode of delivery pidgin which is the authentic afrobeat stuff. I don't understand them

[@trxxsvg9048]

Deep down y'all knew no Ghanaian artist can fill the O2 😂

[@DogonYaro-yk6rq]

Nigeria is not even Nationalistic about music. Ghana is totally missing the point.

[@adewaleoladayo9359]

In an examination, 1st, 2nd, 3rd are excellent scores. Ghana should just try and remain relevant with 2nd position

[@afolabifatusin7211]

2nd position? It seems their propaganda has infested you. Where do you put the southys, congolese and Tanzanian? Even the cameroonians and cotedivoire have there music identities

[@fesderi3933]

Ghana isn't even up to DRC ,SA, Tanzania, when we talking about Africa music

[@Dcnj_]

I don't see Ghana in the top 5 though

[@Ode-iwehIweh]

In top 10 maybe...

[@Khorakachi]

Oga do ur music leave us alone

[@intelliquick2639]

All imma say dis is bull shit Jamaica have a smaller population from Ghana so please wats the excuse????

[@Skillashy]

this is the closest thing to soul seaching i have ever heard ghanains make on this subject, but it also says so me that you know your issues as relates this subject and its definitely not the nigerians, it says to me that you know how to solve the issue but you still havent taken resposibilty for your inaction. youre still blaming everyone else for your inbility to do whats necessary. well, hopefully you'll do better. just stop using nigeria as your yardstick or the thing to beat. just focus on your end point .

[@monii9572]

You will be deluding yourselves into believing “marketing “”is the difference yet at the same time say that TikTok is able to promote music.Ghanaian music does not cross over and instead of accepting the truth you will be repeating the same lies every year.You now carry all of your musicians to O2 indigo with 2200 capacity even portable can fill it on his own.Go and figure out why mostly Ghanaians like your music and you can start to fix ya problems

[@abdulsulaiman2387]

I don't know but I'm compelled to put it here. Why is this Foley guy so emotional to the point of not caring about how the talk about naija makes him look small

[@kensalako9088]

I disagreed with PM that Nigeria's population is the factor in the success of Nigeria Musicians. What is the population of Jamaica? Yet, Reggae and Dancehall music from Jamaica dominated and reverberated around the world. Quality of music and investments (financial sponsors), publicity - these are major factors.

[@ClementOfremu-uy3wo]

Look wat the envil Nigeria

[@ogidz-xix]

Who is your cousin? Stop playing

[@trxxsvg9048]

Listening to foreign music is a disease? Why are you asking if Nigerian DJs playing foreign songs? Aren't you guys tired of asking these lame questions? Lol.

[@MelodiesOfMamaAfrica]

This question tells me everything about the person of Foley. He wish he could forcefully replace Nigeria with Ghana

[@godfredmclean]

Highlife is our music and if we don’t intentionally market that sound there’s no way Ghana music will go global

[@MajorrBison]

Don't ever say that again because people from Sierra Leone and Liberia will never agree with you. Highlife is west African.

[@anywherebelleface1934]

Highlife doesn't belong to you, all African countries have their own high life and high life started from serea leone

[@godfredmclean]

@@anywherebelleface1934 see Mumu where in Who told you that false history, where you born when that genre was create , I know you are Nigerian so is normal to hate on Ghana and am not gonna waste my time on you

[@godfredmclean]

@@MajorrBison Ghana invented Highlife if you can’t deal with that then sorry man You are just a hater that’s all I can say

[@godfredmclean]

@@anywherebelleface1934 Mumu man read highlife, type of West African popular music and dance that originated in Ghana in the late 19th century, later spread to western Nigeria, and flourished in both countries in the 1950s. The earliest form of highlife was performed primarily by brass bands along the Ghanaian coast.

[@ClementOfremu-uy3wo]

Nigeria s not Ghana neighbour

[@Ode-iwehIweh]

I am learning Twi from Sammy Flex and co free of charge.You know when they speak the language to hide their embarrassing situation from Nigerians listening.Continue Oga Sammy without portfolio.He and Olele and other gate keepers should keep misleading their Artists.

[@alexbanj7a7bc]

Olele a gatekeeper? Please don't put that boy on that pedestal. Even *Musa* is more credible as a gatekeeper than Olele can ever hope to be. Even by Ghana's very low standards, Olele will never be considered a member of their gatekeepers club.

[@Khorakachi]

Music is it politics

[@amlegion.547]

OLELE and his father are MUGU.

[@nupc717]

9:05 money laundering

[@aframaco9491]

Ghanaian music is boring! It can't go far, and it won't go far!! All this analysis is just hot air!! Nigerian music is pure artistry! 👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!

[@dalucci3757]

You said the same nonsense to South African Amapiano and now Amapiano is drowning the so called afrobeats. It is just a matter of time.

[@kabifest8897]

​@@dalucci3757nothing Ghanaian will ever move out

[@blazinghot99]

​@dalucci3757 Lmao. An envious and bitter Ghanaian spotted. Your lies are shameful. The biggest artists in Africa are Afrobeats artists. Amapiano was actually brought to the mainstream by Nigerians who infuse it into their music. South African gate keepers have even admitted that Nigerians are the ones that helped them promote Amapiano to international stage. Even the biggest artists doing Amapiano tracks are Nigerian, so rest with your pull down attempts. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂✌️🇳🇬

[@Khorakachi]

Very nonsense people with out one kobo with small salary talking shit