TYLA FINALLY CLEARS THE AIR ON WINNING THE AFROBEATS AWARD

[@nosimilomimi232]

Tyla answered the questions very well, i love how calm she was.

[@PHlophe]

Mimi Nosi, she is media savey . she play no games.I like your pic. its giving "its me u talking to ? "

[@nosimilomimi232]

@ oh thank you❤️

[@kiblinflinn]

she's very comfortable when she is Home in Africa, she knows we love her

[@Sheky_Millionz]

Tylaaaa. Nigerian Tygers 🐅🇳🇬 Tyla is beautiful, talented and eloquent ❤️

[@PicolzyG]

🇳🇬

[@tsatsimafokoane1719]

South African Tigress🐅🇿🇦

[@funny1496]

She said she was amapiano to remind these award shows to give those awards to the right people

[@Sheky_Millionz]

Rest Abeg

[@alokobaju8288]

What right people? It will take 30 years for Amapiano to be recognized.

[@SeanIanThomas]

Chris Brown recognizing it

[@ribumnguni1441]

Tyla answer about Amapiano and Afrobeat speech was very well articulated!!! This is what she meant, and everyone running around twisting everything. I loved the hosts!! They were so chill and respectful, and their vibe and love was so genuine!! Love love loved this interview. Asambeeeee🎉

[@themalawiandiner180]

She's a stunning human, body and face, talent, excellent work ethic, versatility, stage presence, she was born for this.

[@Tshepi-Lush]

POP is popular music and AFRICAN MUSIC IS POPULAR! -TYLA ❤

[@lotusphoenix8]

Listen!!! ❤

[@nkululekonazo5755]

She's smart

[@milarsejemba313]

Tyla is not only talented but damn gorgeous❤❤❤❤❤❤whoever hates her, eat some sour grapes and you will be fine!

[@bafongalo8156]

Nigeria's fake love towards Tyla continues. We are watching!

[@amica_belle9907]

Can you guys please stop this narrative. I'm a Nigerian and I've loved Tyla for 4 years. Also social media is not real life @@bafongalo8156

[@martinsgates1141]

@@bafongalo8156 We dont do the shit you all do , We love you and thats it , Sadly its you people that try to make people hate her . She understands the assignment , she works hard and you cant help but admire it . She has a brain and that is better than i can say for a lot of xenophobes . Go look up her major producers and writing collaborators , it will suprise you , Ari Pensmith, Sammy So So , where do you think they are from ?

[@Sheky_Millionz]

​@@bafongalo8156 It's not fake! We are one Africa

[@Crystal4ya]

@@bafongalo8156stop ur xenophobic shit we as Nigerians love Tyla! We are one Africa and u need to learn to love more!

[@AbrahamBello-qs3mj]

She's very intelligent & knowledgeable.

[@stevenwilliams3015]

Make we hear word. Just say u like her, simple

[@ogbuwinifred2000]

And drop dead gorgeous ❤

[@ruthgara574]

Indeed Tyla is intelligent.

[@casmirifeanyi7788]

I like that she referenced Afrobeat as paving the way for Amapioano, rumba and other African genre to the world.

[@PeterAirl]

Kwaito paved the way for piano Tyla is too young to understand South African music history

[@fishdawn1804]

@@PeterAirl, that's very accurate. Piano is derived from Kwaito. I can't blame her, though. She hasn't been around for long.

[@kayodeakinsanya3969]

@@PeterAirlInternationally for other genre to start getting accepted. Afrobeats paved the way

[@xorvial]

@@fishdawn1804 Amapiano is derived from Deep House to be honest, they only incorporated Kwaito when vocalists were introduced to the genre.

[@Kira-gn]

@@PeterAirl um no? Afrobeats has always been the most popular genre of African music globally, it’s just this year and maybe part of 2023 that amapiano started making waves

[@mikeo4568]

This is a good interview. Tyla has won some Nigerians over for sure. 👌🏾

[@LAKODASIREN]

the fact that one of her compliments was " she's so yellow" really show you how color will always be first thought . because wtf that had to do with anything

[@Thatssinai]

I’m glad I wasn’t the only one who clocked it. The way they worship light skin still to this day is crazy.

[@cloudsurfer73]

I had to make sure I heard her right because wtf too

[@aderonkebankole6608]

Calling people yellow is not a big deal in Nigeria. Every light-skinned Nigerian is yellow pawpaw.​@@Thatssinai

[@LAKODASIREN]

@ boy I don’t care about you being a self hating man 🫡 your statement is non void ppl can be light and funny looking

[@LAKODASIREN]

@ sir go worry about apartheid! You being colorist is not a gag 🌚 you hate yourself and your mom is most likely your color also so lemme guess you hater her also 😭

[@AndrewNkosi-f1c]

Proudly South African,there are millions of coloured people, millions of Tylas in our,girl u are so smart 🇿🇦🇿🇦🔥💯👌

[@Dr.Wilson.Christson.Ph.D]

COLOURED? SHE'S JUST A BLACK AFRICAN OF LIGHTER SHADE. PERIOD! TYLA IS LOVED IN NIGERIA JUST LIKE ANY SOUTH AFRICAN. THERE'S NOTHING CALLED AFROPHOBIA OR XENOPHOBIC IN NIGERIA.

[@Jesse4all]

Nigerians maade her Sourh africa dodnt maker popular

[@JustinClark-r4z]

@@Jesse4all shut up

[@SiphoSbu-hx8st]

Tyla is coloured, what are you talking about?

[@fergusondon276]

@@Jesse4all relax there’s no need for this. Omo sometimes I Dey wonder if y’all are real people or bots created and used to stir sh!t online and cause further division amongst black people.

[@AmoKge-z6i]

Shes a queen and shes smart, she deserves everything

[@GhaniGallant]

This lady loves the sound of her own voice let tyla speak omg

[@dabeezkneez8716]

No shame, she was starstruck and didn't mean no bad. Tyla has that unisex charm that works on all.

[@adventureswithsuzanna5667]

Why is the woman the ONLY one talking on the Presenters. AND she WAS CLEARLY IN HER FEELS ABOUT message, questions. Glad it's all cleared up For all tha did not understand her. I understood it the first time. Tyla keep at it! Keep being. Your amazing

[@leanolaone6431]

Ppl need to stop coming for Tyla. It's not her fault these Westerners disrespect our musicians & always just group them into one or two small categories. I hate that cos all it does is cause animosity amongst the musicians, fan bases & countries in Africa. And we don't need anymore divisions within the continent

[@lotusphoenix8]

Well said ❤

[@AnisonKalu]

Just like we have CAF Awards we as Africans should have our own musical awards.

[@franklewsen1139]

South Africans should stop the hate on the rest continent

[@lotusphoenix8]

@@franklewsen1139 It's the other way round my friend

[@Somebody-d8g]

​@@lotusphoenix8exactly

[@karabosebowa9836]

She was so chilled here. I love it for her. 💃

[@bluspears]

Tyla is the next big thing.

[@mphojames4547]

She's big already!

[@bluspears]

@ she’s big but she’s gonna be bigger

[@EmmanuelAzuka-hb3ik]

I love this. I love tyla music push 2 start in particular

[@dillionwon6587]

That song is dope and already a hit 💯

[@flyingpancake6573]

love how she basically literally told them to relax

[@emmanuelibeh7752]

Tyla is beautiful and very cute 😂

[@nefermutshai9920]

Tyla your CD is banging, can't wait to your next one 👑💪🏾🌍💚💜🙏🏾🏆🌹🌹

[@dawnekeomaunaji9421]

This babe is so smart, she slayed and answered her questions very very very well

[@Wiskilo]

Firstly, congratulations on your many awards and merry Christmas to you Tyla. I’m very proud and happy that you’re in Nigeria. Hope you had a fantastic time down there. Finally, you ver talented and extremely gorgeous ❤️👍😂🎄🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@nkululekonazo5755]

🖤❤️👑🇿🇦🇿🇦

[@emmzytoosurecomedyp2rfs]

I love you tyla after burna boy

[@gymchalkcrunch]

I think water is lasting, it's a lifelong hit, it's so good

[@joetunex]

I like Tyla's "yoh"

[@Vee668]

That's very South African, even Trevor Noah exclaim like that. 😊

[@joetunex]

@Vee668 I lived in South Africa 🇿🇦 for 15 years before moving to New Zealand 🇳🇿, I still use "yoh" and "eish" a lot 😃

[@AwonkeN]

​@@joetunexthe Mzansi bug got you 😂😂😂

[@joetunex]

@AwonkeN I think it's more than Mzanzi bug in a country where I lived for 15 years. It was home.

[@1111deebee]

Nice conversation.

[@ahmedkarage9633]

Tyla's only problem is that she's a cute, pretty and smart young lady. nothing else.

[@Evelynokwa]

We think alike people with this combination always have a lot of haters and people always waiting on them to do something wrong

[@dumbsurvivor1]

lol i'm pretty sure she has real problems

[@VeeZuma]

Tyla and Amapiano to the world 🇿🇦

[@dunjisaint8507]

Non competition, music is music 😮😮😮

[@aquariusstar7248]

I totally understood what Tyla was saying regarding the Afrobeats speech and im American. (I grew up listening to Fela, reggae and others tho). She's Aquarius...so gon' break it down and let ppl know that there are other genres in African music. Just like there are some folks who still think Africa is a country!!😂😂😂 there are ppl who think there is only one genre of African music. When Tyla came out, ppl were saying "This isnt African music!" Bc they were looking for Hugh Masekela

[@Iam_p.e.t.e.r]

I love you Tyla ❤❤❤

[@Ngasii]

Taymi B is SO FUN 😂 Biola is good vibes 🙌🏽 What a lovely interview 🔥 Tyla to the World ✨

[@Shaddyraddy92]

Tyla is very gorgeous

[@ysea-k3m]

Best interview ever😢 She's really maturing ❤

[@lotusphoenix8]

She's already been mature. It's the immaturity of America that she has to cope with

[@idksks]

@@lotusphoenix8 It’s the funniest thing when immigrants complain about the west, yet after all of these decades y’all STILL do everything in your power to live here…. You don’t like United States? Amazing, why not go back to your own country?

[@ismabeatz2715]

OMG, I love her so much 😭😭🔥🔥🔥🔥❤❤❤❤

[@GabrielEze-z5q]

So South Africans how do u see how Nigerians welcome and appreciate your own and Africa own and u see the comments of the people in here right? So appreciate each others

[@SibusisoHlophe-dp5lq]

Tyla is a superstar. Of course you must accept her, welcome here, appreciate her and then you must kiss her ass... Please.

[@sportsnumber1567]

Nigerian artists are always welcomed in SA. Wasnt Davido performing in SA two weeks ago

[@SibusisoHlophe-dp5lq]

@@sportsnumber1567 no they are not always welcome. Ask Burna Boy he will explain his story.

[@Somebody-d8g]

Nigerians should appreciate others after all you guys think Tyla is the problem

[@GabrielEze-z5q]

@@sportsnumber1567 young man/lady who is referring to celebrities? I am talking about the way u treat other Africans in ur place, even our Nigeria brothers and sisters

[@Adam-faira5219]

You see she's afrobeat too❤❤❤❤. People say no but she is .❤❤ she's make all.😊

[@eunicetshakudiwa9828]

I just subscribe, thank you Nigeria for treating our princess well ❤❤

[@aquariusstar7248]

Congrats to Tyla on her #6 spot for her debut album, "Tyla" on 2024 Billboards!🔥🔥🔥 Bye hateeeerrrrssss!!

[@dashiajames1882]

Tyla must be had media training cuz she's so much more comfortable & not nervous. If Tyla did get media training I'm glad...!! She needed it. This interview she seem totally different from the BC interview. Bravo Bravo Go Tyla..!!

[@sportsnumber1567]

It’s not about media training. Tyla is always confident and comfortable in her interviews. I mean all of them, I don’t know what you are talking about

[@SeanIanThomas]

Thanks Nigeria from South Africa

[@bashirajibolaoyeniran1247]

She's really brilliant and cute.

[@Fire55201]

First African girl to run the world with her music

[@ekenekokelu13]

Tems🤨

[@kogienaidoo8743]

Tyla is the best ,absolutely amazing

[@YoungHotEbony142]

" so yellow, so pretty" that encompasses black african peoples interests in tyla.

[@Sunwrri]

Right that was kind of sketchy

[@lotusphoenix8]

What was she saying vele?

[@atobiteadedunjoye1207]

She was literally describing Tyla. Have you seen her compliment other female stars? She describes them as they literally look and compliment their natural features so stop fishing for unnecessary things

[@YoungHotEbony142]

@@atobiteadedunjoye1207 i'm not fishing for anything, unlike you i possess critical thinking

[@Sunwrri]

@@atobiteadedunjoye1207 I get it but it still spews colorism which is prevalent on the continent and in the diaspora. “So yellow”? Would she describe someone as “so black/dark” in a complimentary way. Let’s not act like some Africans are obsessed with proximity to whiteness. Also, Tyla is SUPER talented, yet she benefits from this colorist industry. There are other ways to speak on others beauty without emphasizing how yellow they are.

[@Cloudfruits]

Tyla is perfect!! ASAMBE Tygers🐅🐅🤍☁️

[@SingingNuke]

She's so soft spoken❤❤❤

[@sportsnumber1567]

I think the reason the interviewer is wearing dark glasses is that she doesn’t wanna be caught slipping. She looks star struck and crushing hard. I get her. Even the blushing etc, I think she is in love with

[@YakubuMohammed-ii7jf]

This is great, weldon guys. The vibes is top notch.

[@duchessrose5933]

It's in the eyes😂😂😂. I love this interview

[@IsheanesuMataba]

Forever my favorite girl of 2000

[@akinsanyaibukun5234]

Love her ❤❤

[@amadithegreat3172]

Very good interview.I enjoyed it

[@channel_x_8]

Tyla the african superstar

[@NonsoObiekwe-r4k]

so pretty

[@malungayesemusic]

Love Tyla!

[@indumiso1]

😍😍😍❤️❤️❤️We love Tyla.

[@Rexxmorris]

She's a vibe for real❤

[@SukiyumeAyakaHere]

Enjoyed this interview guys.loved the hosts contrasting styles.lol..msanzi to the world.Tyla making us proud

[@PureBrand-xh5wp]

Her smile..

[@olabmar498]

She seems like a great girl overall. More grease to her elbow. Her PR team are working hard to gain Nigerians favor after all that Grammy and other awards debacle. That’s why they had her detty decembering and doing all this press. They know Nigerians favor and hype or anyone will propel them in the global frontiers. Anyway Nigerians make sure you support your own and other good Africans too

[@EstherEbubeogu]

So I'm Nigerian right, but I dont understand this whole ideology of her "pr team tryna please her Nigerian audience.......and that's why she's here for detty December" How do they even correlate????? It's one thing to have Tyla on a global stage being given an award that's doesn't represent her music genre and get certain Nigerians mad about it BUT it is a VERRRY completely different thing to have Tyla as an artiste performing in Nigeria for Detty December. Doesn't she perform all over the world??? Wasn't out Davido and even Ayra starr in SA. Pls pls pls stop saying nonsense.

[@saarboom-m4f]

luv tyla

[@Gizee444]

She is so cute ❤❤

[@sheiladavids7734]

Tyla❤❤❤

[@QhamileDiena-rl1ol]

l love u mother tyla

[@osamujohn5932]

Tyla is Igbo prove me wrong “you fine o” 😂😂😂

[@Bigmann3177]

Please don't start

[@kiblinflinn]

@@Bigmann3177 🤣🤣🤣

[@Sira-jp2to]

Ohhhh yesss the video from that one Guy from nigeria, when nigeria won against south africa, he sang make me sweat 😂😂😂

[@akeemlawrencebadmus1876]

She's very beautiful and intelligent

[@ProfNDKai]

Haha these hosts are funny though 😂😂😂 glad Tyla seems way more relaxed in this setting than in American interviews No need for her handlers to control this one

[@chinedueze3609]

They made her feel at home and are very friendly and also protective.

[@sportsnumber1567]

In most of the US interviewed she is always relaxed. It was that Breakfast club interview that was uncomfortable for obvious reasons

[@RoyNassuna]

It’s cuz Americans just don’t want to understand African culture and music

[@Katiso-l8f]

I think because it's no longer about race issue. Those black Americans were bullying her on issue that even themselves can be clear on it. Race issue is not as easy as they think. We can even say they are not black enough to be called black.

[@Its_superdave09]

Such a fun conversation Taymi B, gbasibe!!! 👏🏾👊🏾 Olawale on the phone is a clown 😂 Economy don hook baba for house

[@Room_Full_Of_Stars]

My head was not even in the zone... 😮Bby❤❤😂

[@thembekadorcaskhumalo866]

Tyla is my kind of girl! ❤❤

[@kuramagurl816]

❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉

[@sivenathmakhasi5799]

The old lady didn't even give the cohost enough time to complete the question regarding the three siblings, She was so star struck 😂😂😂😂😅 15:32 Tyla is LITERALLY TELKING HER TO RELAX😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@Jesse4all]

Afrobeat paved the way for amapiano All thanks to Nigeria Giant of Africa🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@sibonginkosisydney5059]

AMAPIANO WAS GONNA TAKEOVER ANYWAY...WITHOUT YOUR AFRO BEATS...AFROBEATS WAS EVER OUR THING IN SA

[@worldwide2358]

🙄🙄🙄

[@Somebody-d8g]

Ok we know that Nigeria paved the way for amapiano that's all and check your spelling 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

[@kyky_o3]

I hate how she always has to clear things up ,she probably feels like she has to be careful with her words so she won't offend anyone. it's really not her fault that ppl choose to misinterpret her words.

[@ReaK-u9f]

I get it but that’s something all pop stars have to do, especially now in the age of “cancel culture”. Celebrities have always benefited from media training so that they communicate more effectively and their words aren’t misinterpreted. It seems like she hasn’t received any media training though and I’m wondering if it’s because everything happened really fast, like she said. She could definitely benefit from media training and more media prep.

[@sportsnumber1567]

@@ReaK-u9fIt has nothing to do with media training. It’s people always looking for a fault in her so they always create narratives. Objectively speaking, Tyla is the closest to perfect since the likes of Bey. She is talented, beautiful and has a fun but confident personality. Automatically people think she thinks high of herself when she doesn’t.

[@ReaK-u9f]

@@sportsnumber1567 no it definitely has to do with media training. If she keeps getting misinterpreted she needs to be taught how to communicate in a way that makes it almost impossible to poke holes and spin narratives. All of the greatest pop stars had to learn this, including Beyonce. I’m not just referring to the VMAs speech either. Media training would’ve benefited her in other “controversies” she’s been involved in, The Breakfast Club interview being the most notable. She would’ve known how to navigate the conversation and answer the interviewer’s questions while still protecting her brand - because it definitely took a hit after that interview. I also think she’s amazing but I can acknowledge where there’s room for improvement and how she communicates is one of these areas. She’s not perfect, she’s still a baby at this and her star is still rising. It’s still possible for her to course correct if her team tightens up on some of the basics of PR management.

[@sportsnumber1567]

@@ReaK-u9f if yall want a politician in a popstar then you are delusional

[@ReaK-u9f]

@@sportsnumber1567 not a politician, just an effective communicator. And I don’t “want” anything necessarily, it’s her life and her career - I have my own to worry about. I’m just pointing out the very obvious fact that learning how to communicate more effectively is the best way to avoid being constantly misinterpreted. This is true for all facets of life. Common sense things.

[@Khorakachi]

Why is Tyla not having her own show

[@JohnsonAg-g6u]

South Africa colored girl 🎉

[@alexyeibyo2824]

This whole interview was just so odd to me. Poor Tyla had to sit and explain herself to them like they're 5 years old kids because they didn't "understand" her speech. And also the interviewer where kinda giving me bad vibe honestly. But Tyla did so great. ❤️

[@Bro_person]

Tyla! You are my wife! Amen! 🚶🚶🚶

[@siviweziqula4787]

please make a pop album next

[@Biqmillar]

Fine girl with the attitude

[@Indigosa031]

Lmao the female host is star-struck broo 🤣🤣

[@jackiejackson2012]

Waaayy to star struck and thirsty! 🙄. Like she should just chill and be normal 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@Indigosa031]

@jackiejackson2012 I was looking at her like "my sister do you realise you are at work and you being filmed right now?" ,she wasn't professional I was aggravated

[@jackiejackson2012]

@@Indigosa031 I agree with you. They need to throw the whole female host away!!!🤣🤣

[@Indigosa031]

@jackiejackson2012 I'm pretty sure it wasn't even her day to come to work and she begged to interview Tyla😂😂😂

[@jackiejackson2012]

@@Indigosa031 hahahaaaa. You are right! A whole thirst trap 🤣🤣🤣

[@Sarahndk]

Tyla’s face at 6:01 was me because there was no need to mention that at all. Just say you like the song and move on

[@joey7245]

Nigerians are so welcoming 🎉

[@nandisnicethings]

This lady interviewer was talking too much and talking over Tyla. But the interview was nice ❤ love Tyla our girl 🇿🇦🇿🇦

[@oladapotobi1029]

Maybe you should replace her

[@nandisnicethings]

@oladapotobi1029 lol maybe 😄

[@Khorakachi]

Hey tola too sweet oh

[@kekelauren6251]

This must have been such a busy day for her

[@suntanglory]

Hope south Africans are hearing,afrobeat made way for amapiano,made amapiano popular..

[@sportsnumber1567]

Tyla is young. Amapiano became popular through dances. Afrobeats had no direct connection with Amapiano

[@JohnsonUwa]

​@@sportsnumber1567 we paved the way simple

[@Elizabethbrown.]

​@@sportsnumber1567why is amapiano not recognized abroad? Why is tyla still categorized as an afrobeat artist? 😏

[@suntanglory]

@sportsnumber1567 You lot are still arguing blindly.😂🙄yes she's young and she's technically saying in all her life she has not seen amapiano this popular until afrobeat embraced it,in a nutshell..

[@ugoawa3171]

​ Nigerians don't care about who is pushing what, just don't be cocky to the point where u put us down like our hard work is irrelevant

[@sportsnumber1567]

Tyla is the most beautiful woman in the world. There I said it, Argue with the wall

[@taylorjoseph5113]

lol did Tyla say naaaai? At 23.34😂😂😂😂

[@sportsnumber1567]

This was a cute interview. The introductory part by the lady was a bit cringe.

[@giovaniprospero8554]

Which one be make we sweat make me water 😂😂😂

[@christianaholuwabukolami5356]

12:49 we at home hit me

[@DRBella93]

She was absolutely spot on! Afrobeat should not just willy nilly encompass ALL African artists. You can be an African and not make Afrobeat.. why should you then win an Afrobeat award ?

[@sambozabozz6]

Nigerian 🇳🇬men are the best👍💯

[@TazzlyMusiq_]

Afrobeat is not seen as a Nigerian genre but as Category/Genre for African Popular Music hence all African Popular gets boxed as Afrobeat.

[@RueHaze]

🎈🫶🏾