Ball J Talks About HipHop In Ghana + Highlife + Skillions

Ball J Talks About HipHop In Ghana + Highlife + Skillions | Big Conversation

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10 ай бұрын

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@ogechukwuosih 10 ай бұрын

Thank you so much Creal, cos olele thinks with his emotions not head, how is tiwa salvage ‘ some bodies don go love me one day a highlife song, how is davido o am unavailable a highlife, see ehh u will continue to play catch up if you don’t leave this your mentality, sit down there and be looking for credit, it’s debit you wil continue to get

@rudolphphillip9395 10 ай бұрын

I am f****ng proud to be Nigerian. We are smart asf, imagine giving a whole country music industry sleepless nights because they keep lying to themselves, olele go and rest,don’t allow Nigeria give you headache and a heavy heart please, you can’t change anything and Nigeria is far far gone,you are just making noise in an empty room,no be only credit! U never serious!

@metalaebubechukwu-bd5vd 10 ай бұрын

C reel is a fucking genius, he knows Ghanaians very well. Olele is just a normal Ghanaian that talks without work. He talk as if they knows it all but its Nigeria that opened every Africans eye .

@edzico1908 9 ай бұрын

I was in Malawi and Burundi recently and to my surprise they don't even know the names of any Ghanaian musicians. I then realised that they are local champions

@kennyogunbekun2466 10 ай бұрын

In C-Real’s words, “no be that Fela, 2face, D-Banj, Wizkid, Davido, and Burna that came to learn from Ghana be that?”

@user-ht2bz9oi8i 10 ай бұрын

It will be unfair not to give Creal a pay rise, cos man is objective and has been speaking without emotions

@Wavecurve 10 ай бұрын

Ghanaians are not ashamed to show their ignorance. He made a sound of one musical genre in Nigeria, then, made another sound, and said that's Ghanaian. He doesn't know that the first sound is a typical Yoruba rhythm, and the other also exists in other parts of Nigeria as Ogene, Okanga, Ekobe, etc.

@kwameowusudwomoh7770 10 ай бұрын

Ball J should pay attention to Nigerian music they have artists doing and pushing the “High-Life”/“Palm Wine Music” with artists like Show Dem Camp

@OogaLecter 10 ай бұрын

I love when Olele cries about credits. You can tell how emotional and jealous he is. Long may his tears continue 😂

@godsanointed3397 10 ай бұрын

Amen

@kennyking5606 8 ай бұрын

Amen oooo

@victorcurtisvictor1372 3 күн бұрын

Amen and Amen

@2LETLIVE 10 ай бұрын

This just goes to show that Ghanaians are heavy on hip-hop. They are more into hip-hop than Afrobeats. It's so obvious that Afrobeats is new to them. The five biggest artists in Ghana they all do Rap, Reggea, and Dancehall. Sakodie, Shatta Wale, Stonebwoy, Saminie, Medikal, and the whole gang. This is why they are struggling to grasp the concept of Afrobeats. There are very few hits from Ghana that are Afrobeats, and those hits songs are all produced by Nigerians, and they all sound Nigerian, from their tonality to the beats.

@megadonmaster 10 ай бұрын

Yes, you’re right. From Camidoh, Kelyvn Boy, Olive the Boy, etc. If Highlife was to be accepted by the generation, it will force all our big artists - E.L, Stonebwoy, Sarkodie, Shatta Wale etc to do highlife. It’s already in them. Listen to Sarkodie’s joint album with Akwaboah “Mary.” Listen to E.L’s highlife songs. King Promise. Highlife is already in them. We need to push our Highlife music more.

@2LETLIVE 10 ай бұрын

@megadonmaster Nigerians also did Highlife, too. Goings way back to the 50's. Google Nigerian Highlife, and you will hear unique sounds from Nigeria. The problem is that Ghanians have a biased sense of history. Highlife is a Western African genre. What is Highlife without the guitar and saxophone? Did Ghana invented guitar and saxophone ? In the 1959s, Western African countries entertained their colonial masters along the coastal cities---from Lagos to Freetown. These colonial masters brought electric guitar and steel bands from Trinidad. This was how Highlife came about. There were many Ghanians musicians in Nigeria, just as Nigerians were in Ghana and other coastal cities of Western Africa countries playing gigs. No one sat down and said, "ummmm .... let's invent a genre called Highlife. NO. It was then referred to as Western music style because they use it to entertain white people. The only one person that sat down to create a new genre was Fela Kuti. He invented the genre called Afrobeat, where Afrobeats emanated from. Ebo Taylor, a friend of Fela, told us in multiple interviews.

@rudolphphillip9395 10 ай бұрын

Olele mentioned 3 things Nigeria did that can make any other genre from Africa global except mentioning good music😂. He missed the actual product he is exporting 😂! Mumu olele

@CodingExpress 10 ай бұрын

Dem go explain taya!

@richporter1771 10 ай бұрын

C-real really heat for these last couple of shows chaley😂 y’all should let my man talk

@akposatigbi6531 10 ай бұрын

Who stop Ghanaian from doing afrobeat. If you think afrobeat is yours do it and go global and become popular like nigerians why all this bitterness. This is becoming scary

@danieleinad11 10 ай бұрын

I wish I had money, I would have given C-real $1k, he basically spoke every Nigerian’s mind, Ghana claiming afrobeats because Nigeria afrobeats songs has like 5% highlife influence all of a sudden Olele and co want to claim the whole Afrobeats😂😂 Joker

@danfiesta1 10 ай бұрын

They can have it. Do you think it was a joke when Nigerian Artist start saying they are doing Afro this and that? It's. Good way for them to step out of that Afrobeat claiming by Ghanians

@kogiman 10 ай бұрын

@@danfiesta1 Hmmmmm👍

@fesderi3933 10 ай бұрын

Highlife isn't a ghanaian music ,it's never a traditional music to any ethnic group in Ghana, highlife was started in west Africa by the Kru people of Liberia Sierra Leone

@felixajayi9248 10 ай бұрын

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@danfiesta1 9 ай бұрын

Show me kakaka in Fela music. And then come down to Nigeria and listen to the local musics from different tribes. I mean local music that are older than Ghana itself

@theoblack392 8 ай бұрын

This is the most truthfully conversation I have heard this year. Agro beats is highlife that's all. Thank you

@animalfunfacts247 10 ай бұрын

Cyril knows his people

@beboatGh 10 ай бұрын

Afrobeat is Nigeria even though it has a little bit of high life in it but that doesn't charge the fact that is from Nigeria so we Ghanaians needs to focus on highlife and rebrand so it can go to international is more like Ghana music dont have identity

@CodingExpress 10 ай бұрын

Tell me who was the Ghanaian wo was doing Afrobeats before Nigeria stole it. Before R2bees, we have Mike Okri (1980s, Omoge), TuBaba, Style Plus (Olufunmi), etc

@Ade-uw2jb 10 ай бұрын

It's high time for the Fela family to come out to debunk this mess.

@kogiman 10 ай бұрын

Yeah But Seun for example doesn't believe that Africans should be competing amongst one another. If we ask Seun him go too yab everyone.😅

@victorcurtisvictor1372 3 күн бұрын

Exactly

@user-jl8ue7fr7k 10 ай бұрын

Ghanaian producers are experts in the classroom when talking about music but get lost in the STUDIO. IN one breath they say Ghana taught Nigeria music and in another breath, they keep complaining that THEIR ARTISTS ARE NOW SOUNDING LIKE NIGERIANS. CONFUSION IS GHANAIAN 😂😂😂😂

@user-jl8ue7fr7k 10 ай бұрын

GHANA, GHANA, GHANA. I wish Ghanaians would do a survey about their artists in other African countries and see how popular they. 0% FAME. If Ghana truly created Afrobeat and gave it to Nigeria then how come NONE OF THEIR MUSIC SOUNDS LIKE NIGERIAN MUSIC. NIGERIA IS FAR FAR FAR GONE. Ghana should please call their music HIGHLIFE, SKYLIFE, AIRLIFE, WILDLIFE 😂😂 The world justs loves the BEATS coming out of NIGERIA. THEY LOOOOVE IT. GHANA INVENTED EVERYTHING AND CAN'T SUCCEED IN ANYTHING MUSIC.

@edzico1908 9 ай бұрын

The 5-beat pattern has been in existence from the beginning of time but Ghanaians are telling the world that it's their invention. These people are so naive and timid, my God!!!

@user-sl9hn1xb3t 10 ай бұрын

How do u know Mali don't claim Highlife? They speak french and u dont follow what is going on in their media space . Highlife is played in almost all the west african country along the coastline. If we want to break it down sef highlife is not Ghanaian. It came from d carribiens or is it west indies now..... Every west african country can lay claim to highlife abeg. Mali, togo, benin hasnt even developed to be fighting for recognition on Apple music soooo....

@peaceemiebor2473 10 ай бұрын

I believe most African countries have their own interpretation of the pop sound . Where they fuse their traditional drums with Hiphop. In SA it is called Kwaito, Ghana is hiplife. ours used to be called Naija beats or Naija pop which then transitioned to Afrobeats. If for anything, u guys should even be calling ur music hiplife not highlife. Cos ur guys popping haven't been playing pure highlife. Except u guys don't want to be seen as pushing 'reggierockstone's genre'. Ghana pop sef is not bad or u claim Afrobeats with ur full chest and join in the propagation. Cos Naija never left Ghana out of the conversation. You guys just want some kind of special recognition n our population no gree una. Best believe if Zambia pop , Seychelles pop or even capeverde pop (i am sure they have their respective names for it) becomes a big thing tomorrow , that will be d next vacation spot. They will fuse it with naija beats and bring out something the same thing they r doing with amanpiano now..... That national credit u r waiting for, u go wait oooooo

@animalfunfacts247 10 ай бұрын

It sounds like Nigerian, but it's highlife...never seen a more contradictory statement.

@user-sl9hn1xb3t 10 ай бұрын

Pls when Olele talks about receiving credit, who is suppose to give the credits is it Joey Akan, twitter trolls and warriors or the conductor on the street vibing to Olamide? Cos to the best of my knowledge even in d Afrobeats documentary Ghanaians were acknowledged and credited for the highlife contribution. Our industry guys (at least the people that were there at the very beginning) always acknowledge Ghana in interviews. Are we suppose to line up as a people and hail u guys young and old abi what is all this whining? U better move on . Even the highlife conversation, people are already taking it international. Saw it been called afro indie the other day. Real highlife sounds o. Not someone claiming highlife but playing drill or hiphop. Then u resume another round of wailing!!! It is well o

@kogiman 10 ай бұрын

Aaah God bless you.

@ShxtsnGigzz 10 ай бұрын

how can i be one of the hosts for this show. i will love to host music convos like this . big ups to yall

@oluwatobiashade688 10 ай бұрын

Ignorance! The five pattern beat referred to its part and culturally part of Yoruba rythm and drum from time immemorial. In ogboni or osugbo cult that has survived centuries, that five pattern beat remain the core foundation of the rituals of drumming. The oldest kingdom in Ghana of Asante region was founded just in 1650, while Lagos royal houses, Otta Awori kingdom founded in 1550`s. Not to mention Ile Ife that has been existing over 2,000 years. Even 3 tribes, that is part of ghanian nation today, which are the Gaa, Ewe and mangalogo of Ghana immigrated from Nigeria. So their argument is flawed. The problem with ghanians is that they are ignorantly looking at Nigeria through the lense of their Accra and Kumasi lenses. Ghanians need to study.... read. The five pattern beat is not ghanians, it's a traditional beats of the indigenous people of the Yorubas and Nigeria. Education is key... knowledge is power.... C real .... God bless

@victorcurtisvictor1372 3 күн бұрын

God bless you brotherly, don't mind them

@orekodolive 10 ай бұрын

I wish this conversation would never end

@RennyRayoe 10 ай бұрын

Ball j, E.L, Jayso, J-Town & lyrical Joe are big in ghana

@jerryotomewo6284 10 ай бұрын

Dis guy is on Colos 😂

@andylarry1583 7 ай бұрын

B4 bonah sounds different

@kogiman 10 ай бұрын

And I liked ball j until he said STOLE. Tic tac was only 1-2 songs in a mix of 100 songs in the CD Struggling for listening time against jlo,nas,luda,awilo, Sean John,50, some tuface,tetuila etc

@andylarry1583 7 ай бұрын

Akan also sound different

@profankonamrebel3186 10 ай бұрын

It’s not accurate that Ball J is the one who did the 1st pidgin rap, it was rather Eddie Blay and his squad, NFL ( Native Funk Lords) were the ones who did the 1st proper pidgin rap song. They were the ones who tried to push the pidgin rap thing.

@kogiman 10 ай бұрын

But the NIGERIAN afrobeats documentary credited Ghana. But GH drill, Highlife already recognized by Grammys. GH, NIGERIAN trolls such as myself won't validate you. The NIGERIAN establishment and the international community have already validated you. GH the NIGERIAN street won't kowtow. So if what you want is adulation in comment sections you ain't gonna get it. Be satisfied with the higher order validation you have o

@kennyogunbekun2466 10 ай бұрын

Nigeria need to remove some of that 5-beat pattern from their music so that these lots can stop insulting us.

@oluwatobiashade688 10 ай бұрын

Ignorance! The five pattern been referred to its part and culturally part of Yoruba rythm and drum from time immemorial. In ogboni or osugbo cult that has survived centuries, that five pattern beat remain the core foundation of the rituals of drumming. The oldest kingdom in Ghana of Asante region was founded just in 1650, while Lagos royal houses, Otta Awori kingdom founded in 1550`s. Not mention Ile Ife that has been existing over 2,000 years. Even 3 tribes, that is part of ghanian nation the Gaa,Ewe and mangalogo of Ghana are immigrated from Nigeria. So their argument is flawed. The problem with ghanians is that they are ignorantly looking at Nigeria through the lense of their Accra and Kumasi lenses. Ghanians need to study.... read. The five pattern beat is not ghanians, it's a traditional beatsof the indigenous people of the Yorubas and Nigeria. Education is power C real .... God bless

@johnjay205 8 ай бұрын

Ghanaian with hatred na 5&6

@Samueldakey 10 ай бұрын

Is it me, or does Jay Foley pick the worst hairstyles,

@nupc717 10 ай бұрын

ball j dey speed up too much he for talk the nu afrika days etc

@victorcurtisvictor1372 3 күн бұрын

Olele is a big fool honestly

@uncensored2282 10 ай бұрын

ghana music no sweet, a beg. if you like call it honey, it's still be trash

@JosephOsafo-tz3tq 10 ай бұрын

Loose talk,

@godsanointed3397 10 ай бұрын

Good talk

@edzico1908 9 ай бұрын

Ball J or whatever his name is is spewing LIES with authority. The good thing is that the world is not interested in all of Ghana's spurious claims. Una go lie and explain tire with no iota of evidence!!!

@BoviHouse 10 ай бұрын

olele we don’t need your credit. also we don’t need your approval. liar. ghana just be prepared for refurandum and vote to be 37 state of nigeria. wait for our approval and screening if we like to add you to nigeria. have never seen a country built their whole life and clout around another. ya talk too much about Nigeria. just focus on ghana abeg