Why South Africans are not happy with "OJAPIANO"

kcee a Nigerian Afrobeat artiste brought aboout OjaPiano which was taken from Amapiano of Aouth africa . Some of them are not too pleased . Here's why #ojapiano #amapiano #nigeria
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[@agilemdavid608]

I am a South African and i hate it when people Politicize our own African music .This song is a hit it and lets just leave it there and appreciate beautiful music from our own continent .After all Nigerians are contributing to the growth of amapiano in all ways .As a South African il say Nigeria thank you for supporting our music the same we support yours .one love

[@ShinyJay]

Exactly 💯 The goal is not to be enemies but to further each other's creativity as well as securing the bag 💰... Any other thing is irrelevant at this point.

[@mosesi.elioku73]

❤

[@leophoenix1452]

This comment is underrated

[@hillcrestprofessionalservi3502]

The kind of maturity that South Africans display sometimes is very pleasantly surprising

[@cliffordkarma538]

So they should have named it amapiano instead of ojapiano

[@Ahoto_papa_bi]

I am Ghanaian who grew up in the 90s, watching Nollywood movies. That flute was played in village cultural ceremonies, every time there was an occasion. I am sure “the last burial” or “issakaba” has it in it 😅…..odeeeshiii

[@Bjcrypto545]

Or taking a victim into the evil forest..😂

[@shaycbabs8219]

​@@Bjcrypto545trueee 😂😂😂

[@raynelsamuels3961]

Your right, that instrument has been part Igbo culture , l can even do it with my hands only

[@olayiwolaseun4112]

That's igbos culture the flute playing

[@josephcletus6578]

I'm igbo The flute is not the issue The beat is the problem. They feel the beat was plagiarised 😂

[@megafrank9635]

Oja is our Igbo traditional flute... watch most Nigerian movies. When I listen to it, my body goes up with goosebumps ❤

[@modupeoluwa]

First time I heard the song I recognised the musical instrument immediately and Sam Loco Efe came straight to my mind wearing that his cap

[@emikinc]

​@@modupeoluwaBut is anybody disputing that?

[@Nikkinoonie]

In the village movies abi

[@migf27]

The Mamprusi’s of northern Ghana have an identical flute. Ironically, Oja in Ghana means fire!

[@smelly1060]

Cool in Twi ?​@@migf27

[@kijanayaaput8940]

*That Ojapiano vibe is lit. Kcee did the magic and stole my heart with it...💥🔥🙌🇰🇪*

[@henrymicheal1015]

I AM AN IGBO MAN FROM EASTERN PART OF NIGERIA WE HAVE BEEN HEARING THIS OJA SINCE WE CAME INTO THIS WORLD BECAUSE ITS PART OF OUR CULTURE BUT ABOUT THIS OJAPIANO IDONT CARE WHO USED IT FIRST BUT BELIEVE ME KCEE IS THE PERSON THAT BROUGHT IT TO LIMELIGHT SO ALL CREDIT GOES TO KCEE FOR THIS WONDERFUL MUSIC

[@rexleonem]

As an Igbo guy, I can't help but dance anytime I hear Oja sound, in the ancient times, Oja is used to summon the gods, it's true because anytime it plays, something wakes up in me

[@georgengoma18]

Dang

[@t_rxley]

As A South African, I can guarantee you most South Africans probably don't even care. Ojapiano is a damn good song, that's all that matters.

[@isoryte201]

Thank you. Naija appreciates Southey for giving Africa Amapiano. We will never claim it but always give respects and the flowers to you guys for it. It's a great beat and we are going to do a lot with it.

[@t_rxley]

@@isoryte201 I also appreciate how Nigeria supported and pushed the sound. Music is universal and should unite instead of divide us. I'm definitely loving this niche that Nigeria is currently carving out. The Oja is such a powerful instrument.

[@emmanuelefemena2959]

When two mature country is talking you will know. But when small country is talking like Ghana you will know. I call it immature country. Assuming is Ghana who invented this amapiano beat they will not let the whole wide world hear word again. By saying Nigeria want to claim their beat. Now I know that common sense is not common. Thanks to my south Africa brother and sisters one love.

[@Giddy22]

That’s s why 9ja and South Africa is the two giant when it’s comes to African music.. just see how good it’s felt when davido gave focalitic his flower in his Dc show infront of 20,000 crowd telling the world he introduce him to amapiano.

[@tonero1]

⁠@@emmanuelefemena2959Shame on you. This is not the platform for spewing hate or disrespect.

[@olaideomosewa881]

I am a yoruba girl ever since i came into world this tune belongs to the igbo people

[@gbolahanadebiyi5942]

The Yorùbás also use it to a lesser degree (mostly hunters) although not as popularly as the Igbos.

[@achievewale]

​@@gbolahanadebiyi5942you are right

[@violapatrick5977]

@@gbolahanadebiyi5942…it’s purely an Igbo instrument just as talking drum belong to Yorubas

[@modupeoluwa]

​@@gbolahanadebiyi5942Yes, that's correct, however this particular tune is definitely Igbo

[@cartoonma1301]

@@gbolahanadebiyi5942 don’t say this again

[@autumnsmitz647]

As a South African i dont see the problem we all brothers and sisters and making music should unite as , lets just give credit where credit is due and enjoy the music 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 one love South Africa / Nigeria❤

[@lionkinglenly7043]

🇰🇪🇰🇪Actually its the best african music i have ever listened nothing can compare to that, the flute, the costumes, the videography is a whole unique vibe🎉🎉

[@isaacclarke4229]

As an Indian I would say, this flute music has now been registered in my 🧠😅. I am thinking about it all day and Night. ❤❤❤

[@jalinjohnson9845]

Im an African American and I agree 😅

[@joecitizentho1037]

Unity 🗿

[@user-ze1gn6li6m]

Our genre influence the world 🇿🇦 Amapiano but to be honest Nigerians are good in Afrobeat period south Africa are killing it🔥

[@nkazimulondlovu8056]

Literally SA is killing it with amaliano even at the afronation the amapiano stage carried ❤️❤️

[@thembi9645]

@@nkazimulondlovu8056that’s why they all jumping in 🤷🏽‍♀️, but they must consult the right people

[@Diane-qe1wf]

Ona go explain tire

[@gabrielmazi4246]

@@Diane-qe1wf lol

[@EvagreenLove]

You can invent something and someone else can be better than you at using it... Nigerians are gradually taking over Amapiano , if you want to argue ask ASAKE

[@Man_like_eazy_d]

We’re all Africans, we’re one people, we’re one race. It’s all love. AKA (r.i.p 🙏🏽) came through with “Fela in Versace” and Nigerians loved it 💯. Let’s just enjoy good music, give credit where credit is due, and spread love. 🇳🇬 🇳🇬

[@Nikkinoonie]

🙌🏽🙌🏽

[@okoyeogo9915]

What nonsense credit, that sound belongs to the igbos, it has nothing to do with amapiano, go watch old nollywood movies, u will see it

[@Man_like_eazy_d]

@@okoyeogo9915 Why are you unnecessarily aggressive? Read and understand before commenting. It’s obvious you didn’t understand what I said. I said - We should all learn to give credit where credit is due - meaning people should give credit to KC for producing a masterpiece. Understood now?

[@joelteah9445]

This has Nigeria written all over it. From all the African Nigerian show and movies I have watched since the day I never knew my own name.

[@maxwellambe3880]

Am 237🇨🇲 and I adore this music so much . The combination is perfect, the video is just so subliminal. So I don't see y ppl are hating on kcee for creating such a bomb to boost African culture. One Africa, one culture, one music. ❤️

[@MaxwellAmoh7]

Kcee adding "piano" to the title of the song means he's already giving credence to the amapiano genre

[@mrphone1086]

That’s why they are pissed off Because NIGERIA 🇳🇬 BEING DOMINANT IN MUSIC , OJAPIANO WILL TAKE OVER FROM AMAPIANO

[@MOtv-lx4ph]

@@mrphone1086 no ordinary eyes you take see this future 😅🙌🙌🙌

[@MissTracyyy223]

@@mrphone1086why do you people do this? When they start hating on igbos now y’all will start to shed tears and I say thus as an Igbo girl tchew

[@mrphone1086]

@@MissTracyyy223 HANTY I NO KNOW YOU

[@thembi9645]

@@mrphone1086plz don’t start flattering yourself, u must come down. No one in this world will do Piano better than SAns nd I’ll live it thre. Stop being delusional now ok. No one understands Yanos like we do. Don’t disrespect us plz.

[@mrr3547]

I’m an Igbo man and this song is a banger! I’ve been hearing this instrument since I was born it’s part of my culture. IGBO KWENU 🫡

[@Thethoughtward]

😂😂😂 kweku abi? You sure sey u be igbo ?

[@tanlizytantan2592]

@@Thethoughtward 😂😂😂

[@ikemefunaunending2233]

Na you be kweku no be me

[@wilsonumezurike5411]

Oga, better “Igbo Kwenu” not “Kweku”.

[@Solomon11111]

Kwekwu?? This one na charlie from Ghana oo 😂😂😂

[@gabiwainaina396]

On behalf of all Africans, we don't even care! We support our own music! This is Africa, we don't beef over petty things like this! This is a hit music that already went global. African music is amazing! Worldwide recognized! IGWEEE!

[@pascalkariuki8808]

As a Kenyan aeeeem African... I support and will always give credit where it's due. We should continue the African LOVE. I love you all reading this comment irrespective of your race or where you come from.

[@ThatFireLA]

It's LIT!!

[@BillionsWay_]

KZbin Fam♥️🔥♥️

[@De70222]

Nice job Kontrolla I'm an igbo here in Gh 🇬🇭and I most confess the sound is dope 👌 kcee did a nice job there

[@lookingintoproblems7398]

As southafrican we love the sound of it

[@JosephMoosa]

I'm South African and I approve Ojapiano. The talent is amazing! That flute makes all the difference!

[@MkhuluwezizweMwelase]

Lie you are not a South African period

[@JosephMoosa]

@@MkhuluwezizweMwelase Kahle Khondlo ngamagabade

[@mondayidaguogar1890]

Even as a Nigerian, sometimes I wonder how easy it is for our artists to adopt other African countries's genres and even boss their originators. I can confidently say that Nigerians are the most blessed in terms of creative art.

[@benedictkanu6062]

I dont think the creation was bad, it was a very good amount of creativity ..shout out to KC.the song is dope.

[@f6876]

Nigerians are simply very CREATIVE and INNOVATIVE! Even though Amapiano was invited in South Africa, Nigeria perfected it.

[@mtp715]

Lies😂

[@sanosketheboss]

Calm down 😂, Nigerians just created more or less a sub-genre. No one does Amapiano like the South Africans

[@mtp715]

@@sanosketheboss 🤣

[@DigitalJuggernaut]

Nigerians didn't perfect shit and I am Nigerian. They are some amapiano sounds that Nigerians can't recreate

[@MarieN8959]

Invited?

[@Okpara1308]

Whenever you hear the sound of Oja. Say a prayer. Oja is deeper than you can imagine. Just thought of telling you.

[@EdwinMogaleMalatji]

Remind me of n hood classic movies. Continue uniting Africa through music,not criticizing each other. Limpopo S Africa.

[@piusatema3707]

The Oja has a short range but is capable of playing chromatically. Many players unfortunately have not taken out time to deeply explore the instrument. With lots of practice one can play all keys on the Oja.

[@kwailekatlego7337]

as a south african shout out ojaPiano its fire

[@YETI_312]

I don't have a problem with it. I'd be a hypocrite if i did coz even in SA we have hip hop which originated somewhere else. My problem starts when you claim to have invented and made amapiano big as Nigerians coz that is not true. Just coz Foca did a feature with Davido now y'all think you own us and control our sound but nah. Furthermore i know that in the next decade we will have a new sound in SA as we always do so i don't think appropriating the sound makes much of a difference.

[@ucbillyons]

Kolaboy first did it but he named it after his musical first initial “kola piano”. kcee on the other hand named his “Ojapiano” which totally represents our igbo culture. He repackaged it to be more palatable and marketable all over the globe whereas kolaboy never had such vision. Also, kcee’s own made more sense cos it’s kinda singing. Kolaboy is a rapper tho. Igbo to the world is all I care about. Let Kolaboy go and rest joor. He’s being childish now. Saw his comment on Tunde Ednuts post the day ojapiano was released, he was like, “I did it first”. Come on now, that’s jealousy brah. What should the real owners of amapiano (South Africans) now say?

[@olusolaapata3867]

Even the name is powerful Oja + Piano. This is creativity in action.

[@xLocalyoutuberx]

as a south african, I hate when you lie on us for clicks. we really don't care. personally i'm a big fan of afrobeats AND afropiano. i like to think of ojapiano as a subgenre

[@BUIKEFLEX]

Igbo🦁 kwenu Nigeria 🇳🇬 kwenu Africa 🌍 kwezuonuuu Africa 🌍 to the world ✊

[@tebogongema345]

That's what we meant when we say amapiano to the world,its a pandemic the world is dancing and singing like south African we lead the world

[@kessiofkerah]

This song has nothing to do with amapiano though except the name being coined from it. This song is purely Nigerian with the Igbo flute

[@artyspot]

"...and they own Nigeria culture..., nah they own west Africa..., nah they own Africa." I love that part. Epic!!!!!

[@roseganyo7408]

Laughed through out the vedio😂😂.it's exceptional how you uniformly combine humor with information and still get the message across...(KK)kuddos Kontolla

[@emotionkontrolla]

I really appreciate 🌚🌚 . Spread the good news about me 😌

[@chukwuemeka1441]

We welcome the world to Igbo tribe, Nigeria through ojapiano. Igbo kwe nu? Iya. Igbo knwe nu, iya. It shall be well with you.

[@bwari01]

Haters of Ojapiano, rest. Nothing you can do because this one is universally accepted.

[@ericmalema-id4ls]

Haha😂 This is not amapiano

[@mohammedaminmollexgee-bo4sf]

Commot for der cus una love stealing too much 😂

[@ericmalema-id4ls]

@@mohammedaminmollexgee-bo4sf Mawungangazi please dont judge me😂. Kunababtu abantsundu who are doing very well for themselves and their families despite ihardship they encountered in the past... Stick to the topic this is about amapiano. Did you watch Young Stunna, Focalistic, Papi Cooper, Musa Keys, Kelvin Momo, Major League DJz performing at Afro Nation in 🇵🇹 chest pains. Taking amapiano 🎶🎶 🎶 and 💃 🕺 💃 moves to the world. Danko

[@bafanazulu5331]

S.A has to be appreciated for inventing amapiono

[@BURNABOY-FANPAGE]

Bring police

[@ebukaokeh9835]

Go to court

[@mysteriesoflife540]

The whole world knows amapiano came from South Africa.

[@nmg1909]

Kola boys first used the Oja but Kcee popularize the Oja.

[@uchegbudivine6885]

Highlife musician first used it Infact no one knows started it

[@hahaha_clips5498]

Even burnaboy used it in odogwu Flavor in ijele

[@michaeluraih]

He has already given recognition and respect to South Africa's amapiano in naming the song Ojapiano.

[@krissokaro6230]

the song is fire. whether nyou love or hate ie. KCEE is smiling to the bank and guys like me are rocking the song heavy

[@just-loyalking]

Kolaboy first did Kolapiano, but he didn't made it spefic to be Oja, and Kcee own sky rocketed more ❤

[@raskidon]

Bro I am an Igbo from the southern part of Nigeria, the research you take in making this video is top notch. Trying to make sure you find the pioneer of the sound, when you are not a Nigerian shows that you make deep research b4 any uploads. That "E no easy to be wise...." Was funny 😂😂 very creative video

[@kelvinsamson903]

SA ppl always hating we Nigerians will always b bigger in creativity ....u made amapino without vibes we blessed it for u guys wit too much vibes and melody so b grateful😎

[@zemtech4325]

best you create your own identity you cant leach off SA forever. With love from SA

[@djfreshy8535]

Bro relwx . Amapiano is very good and they are evolving the sound on their own too. We played our part too.

[@kelvinsamson903]

@@djfreshy8535 bro why are dey hating on Nigerians hopping on their amapiano sound .... I made a track on amapiano too dats to show u hw we appreciate d sound and am abt doing another .....buh if dey com for us dem go collect

[@YETI_312]

There's no way y'all are more creative than South African in both music and dance. Just count the genres that originated in SA and the dance. We have way more genres than Nigeria which is a sign of creativity.

[@kelvinsamson903]

@@YETI_312 bro even u sef knw u capping ....pls just shift 😅

[@izunduchristophernwokocha8376]

We are one people. The combination was great goes to tell how beautiful we as Africans can be when we combine

[@jeffryluise1699]

Surely Nigerians took amapiono to da world.kudos to Nigeria 🇳🇬...❤i enjoy nigerian music too..from RSA.

[@godsson1892]

We did t ask them to though

[@benjaminanekwe7955]

Ojapiano is here to stay

[@jeffersonyamba]

South Africans you see adon talk am if this people hold this sound them go cast you for limelight 😂

[@mazinwamazi1738]

The greatest OJA flute player in Igbo traditional music is Mmuoneke Nwibeakamma. Who plays with Late Pericoma Okoye music. Pericoma & Muoneke popularised this particular Oja tunes.Go and verify

[@heismelodi4571]

I've never for one day regretted following this guy mehn your video editing is top notch funny 😂😂👏👏 Much love 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🚀

[@mebude]

People do not know the diffrence between an inventor, founder, pioneer and the key role of a populariser in which Kcee belongs now.... talking about Autotuneput it on the key... in the other news Oja in the Yoruba language is Fere Olode for those intrested in researching the Oligopoly flute.

[@SimpyNurseH]

somebosy has tried it before KCEE, the title of that song is KOLAPIANO by kolaboy

[@kevinwung7027]

Being creative is genius...kcee can become a great producer

[@kingo3937]

You never disappoint when it comes to your presentation, always depthfully entertaining. Thumbs 👍🏾 up.

[@emotionkontrolla]

Thanks bro

[@oyomapedro]

I think the song was an amazing blend of two African sounds one that is popular and one that is still indeginous, kcee didn’t do anything different from all the big stars like Davido and co that have fully incorporated amanpiano with into their sounds. The name Ojapiano fully acknowledges and highlights the Afro-fusion. I respect SA and how their sound has taken the world by storm but if they are going to have smoke for Kcee they have to have smoke for Davido, Asake and other non South Africans using their sound as well, which they don’t seem to mind. As someone who lives with igbos I can tell you that oja is at the heart of their music.

[@amkbeatz7954]

You can even pitch shift the wav file to suit the key of the song 🎧

[@ikelawrencemadueke6782]

What a continent, instead of celebrating together. SA should be proud that other countries are emulating them, no matter what happens SA invented it. Can you imagine UK accusing Germany that they put their local instrument to pop music and call it any name. We should all grow up. There are more urgent life and death problems we should be tackling. As for music I think the african musicians are doing very well . Let us keep it up and work together.

[@valferdinand3325]

Guy putting oja in regular beats is very difficult honestly. Putting oja in any music is hard cos oja kind of takes over the entire beat. Same with the Chinese flute, that why produces do t experiment with it. For this quarrel about who started it first, typically shows you why African have become European fighting over African sound. The purest form of music from nature itself

[@neomoroka4190]

This sound is dope, very creative. Amapiano producers will most definitely work with this guy. Only down turn is the Oja has been used, its nothing new. You would be surprised to know how many African instruments are used in the Amapiano genre

[@Tizzy_thompson]

KCEE invented OJAPIANO... Kolaboy's KolaPiano is not an OJAPIANO genre yet the difference is 100% clear but right now I think Kolaboy will tap into it correctly cos Kcee has shown the complete version of Oja in a beat

[@josiahgaji5609]

Amapiano is a south african sound that we nigerians fell in love with.....havin a fusion as Africans aint such a crime i suppose

[@kevinwung7027]

Best song of the year ojapiano no doubt

[@Tiyumba-africa]

It's Here forever ❤ Wait for "Asake" to hop on that Wave 👋 #Ojapiano

[@Tiyumba-africa]

Kontrolla is doing a great job 👏 ❤Keep it up man🎉

[@MusaMBaldeh]

Ojapiano is all over in The Gambia here ❤

[@nnwaagu4370]

Bro that OJA is spiritual our ancestors have to give it to you in your dreams and bless you before you can able to flute our OJA God bless igbos

[@Live_IT_]

Oja is the centre of Igbo culture, our fore fathers has been playing this sound since time immemorial. Kcee called the track Ojapiano… Oja is the actual name

[@sessomasters.a9640]

Am a South African I just even downloaded the song its 🔥

[@skyking3210]

Bless you, it is a beautiful tiny instrument and sound, Yoruba from London, always nice to learn something from my own tribe and brother tribes

[@nhlanhla8501]

Trust me most people in South Africa don't know that guy, I even thought he was whitemoney from big brother 😂

[@imzamhlangafashionbreand-od2di]

The fact is that we South African invented amapiano and there's nothing you can do about it

[@eshemokhainathaniel2368]

Is any denying u that?

[@joymichael5078]

Sorry dear we’re not dragging it with y’all… 🙄

[@odwatasana]

As a Nigerian South African...I love the song Ndiyay'thanda le ngoma

[@pump1180]

To be honest with you. Most South Africans are obsessed with their own sound and artists. I’ll be shocked if they even play this song in a South African club where there are no Nigerians. This is only talk on the internet but not in real life

[@nkazimulondlovu8056]

So true I'm a South African and I only heard this song on tiktok and I never saw anyone hating on it like we listen to our music a lot I don't even know the Artist of this song ...I think Nigerians just want to create beef that's not there we don't care about this song in SA we are crazy Tyler ICU is dropping hits after Hits the biggest amapiano song right now is Mnike

[@greatlovewonsee3596]

be cool the great Igbos have a history as a people our tradition n culture are very beautiful Kecc is wonderful n his team is great

[@BetMaverick]

Kcee did a very good job. 💯

[@ntiluv493]

I like how u said that. the tribe that never backs down 💯 💯 💯

[@HenryOnuoha-kj6qu]

Oja was actually the local trumpet in the early 90s to play for Kings and the gods

[@chuddysambo3625]

Oja has been in Igbo culture for hundreds of years

[@ReelRebelsStudio]

It's a flute and not a trumpet

[@mhizummy2091]

Yes

[@nkosikhonantwanambi8601]

As a SAn I really don't care, people create things and others will come and put their spices on already existing productions, so yeah they can claim but they know where it all originated from. 🇿🇦

[@MsPennelope]

Isn't Amapiano built off of house music and other genres as well? I'm not trying to offend, just curious.

[@morestoriesoftoday]

Im glad this video exists, I literally searched for it because it literally is frustrating seeing Nigerians on social media claiming Amapiano as their genre.

[@Avdiyel1980]

Im born in this land of captivity. I always thought music was suppose to bring our people together in celebration, dance etc..Why do we create a division where one is not needed. The song 🔥and has people dancing together all over the globe.

[@abzig9430]

To be honest I don't think they care. They love their Amapiano too much to pay attention to other forms developing outside. Plus they have many different forms of the genre going on from fast to slow to jazz based vibes. Unlike other African countries(more specifically Ghana & Cameroon) always looking over the shoulder of Nigeria because of their own shortfalled music scenes, SA is very secure in their music and is still pushing their music without making noise. They'll be fine.

[@amoschika4879]

Let's see where South African artists will be in the next short 3 years and let's see where Ghanaian artists and other African artists will be since you called everyone "shortfailed", so funny. I wonder why you didn't call Nigeria shortfailed. Only a failed person can see failure in success.

[@pump1180]

@@amoschika4879well nigeria is currently carrying africa on its back and South Africa has the most Grammys in the world and continues to influence the entire African continent with its amapiano. What is ghana doing?

[@amoschika4879]

@@pump1180 You can't say Nigeria is carrying South Africa on it back lol

[@thabangtladi8057]

@@pump1180 South Africa is the only country that has ever carried Africa's burden by feeding all of you poor hungry desperate parasitic opportunistic selfish ungrateful tribal African failed nations and not Nigeria that deported Ghanaians in 1983

[@pump1180]

@@amoschika4879 no it’s not but it is currently the biggest African acts we have and are opening doors for all African musicians

[@ahmedabas8532]

We are all Africans,whether you like it or not difference is by culture

[@winnerchi-chi8871]

Igbo to the world 🔥🔥......

[@odirascarceman3872]

OJA in Igbo land is the voice of the Gods

[@bendicionmuzikk5346]

That flute sound is also in a jamaican Traditional celebration called Junkanoo.

[@theklaus2907]

Well kolaboy started the ojamapiano sound he called his own kolamapiano but Kcee made it sound better and famous. I never heard Kolaboy’s own until oja came out and I did my research

[@ninaae4921]

This flute it is use in a lot tradition i understand my nigerian brothers but come on this flute it is use in a lot culture. But im hapoy u all valorise it this way

[@ericmalema-id4ls]

Afrobest is west african music genre and Amapiano is South African music genre. The fact is, the truth will come, the truth will come out when its time. So yeka amanga

[@Ember_19]

Same thing happened to kabza de small many people claimed he was not the originator of amapiano, well that might be true but the fact still remains he brought it to limelight same as kcee

[@QuamiOkonny]

Guys stop confusing things ... Ojapiano and Ojaginer are song titles. Amapiano is a genre. 😎

[@MaBlacks]

One Africa....ojapiano is a subgenre of amapiano...let's just enjoy the music dey go ❤️

[@TiktokShorts-ivy]

7:12 Your edits are fire 🔥😂

[@hajiamalgu7599]

Okk.....i see you all support nigeria but lets not take credit for what we shouldn't take crefit for but give credit to who deserves it. Lets respect the origin of amapiano. I love South African amapiano, its always going to be legendary amapiano ❤. Love, from Ghana 🇬🇭

[@kwandilembuzo4191]

Tik Tok promoted amapiano that’s what we know in South Africa 🇿🇦 it was the South African dance in those tik Tok challenges but I see lot of Nigerians claiming they promoted amapiano 😂

[@seel.motivate]

Please get your facts right... Nigerians have never and will never claim amapiano as theirs. Stop saying what you don't know. Nigerians are only recreating it

[@darsonsilungwe8884]

The song is 💥. For me i heard the Oja sound so perfect in Ojapiano Kcee. You did justice to the track Kcee. Salute! Amma enjoy the song no matter what 💯

[@001Raph]

Damnmit mehn. You are so entertaining, funny and say it as it is the same time.

[@mhizummy2091]

Oja has been Igbo culture since the world beginning self

[@penny2093]

Amapiano is #1.💪🏾💪🏾 South Africa is #1 in African music, hands down! You lead, we follow. Love from Nigeria 🇳🇬

[@thebigblackguy]

Stop lying 😒