burn-ellie Goulding

Coldplay:::::MAGIC

Fabulous - You Be Killin' Em

Down side of me:

Omarion Ft. Chris Brown & Jhene Aiko - Post To Be


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aPxVSCfoYnU

A nyggah smoking that loud/
I'm about to roll up/
She ain't never got high like this with a guy like this

Chris Brown is a legend!

Omarion, I see you. And Jhene Aiko, the female 2pac - I see you.

Throwback time.

B2k - Uh Huh

Mario - Braid My Hair (Jordan - fresh...T-shirt - new. Marioooo!!! ).

Usher - You Remind Me

Craig David - Booty Man (If you're looking for the man that can/go check all the girls messing up with your programme/with lyrics that make you say damn/the booty man can/click off click on www.cd.com/ international bomb/the booty man's really gotta going on ---classic).

Lil Bow Wow - Basketball

JoJo ft. Bow Wow - Baby it's you

Simon Webbe - Lay Your Hands

Mark Morrison - Return of the Mac

Lil Romeo - You can't shine like me

Ms Dynamite - Dy-Na-Mi-Tee

Chris Brown - Young Love

The Offspring - You're Gonna Go Far, Kid

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATcOm-NTr_0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G2AQyTSaujo


VoslerGrimsbane, kaura5000, paretomaster, pagan9ja, mutuwa

Fulaman198:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G2AQyTSaujo


VoslerGrimsbane, kaura5000, paretomaster, pagan9ja, mutuwa

The file is too heavy but nazeeru's Bakwai Bakwai is a song that recently caught my attention.

Fulaman198:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G2AQyTSaujo


VoslerGrimsbane, kaura5000, paretomaster, pagan9ja, mutuwa

Which country are these hausas from btw?

VoslerGrimsbane:



Which country are these hausas from btw?

Niger Republic

VoslerGrimsbane:



The file is too heavy but nazeeru's Bakwai Bakwai is a song that recently caught my attention.

I haven't listened to it yet, anyway you can possibly link it?

Ali Bomaye - The Game

Fulaman198:


Niger Republic

I thought their dialect would be closer to sakkwatanci but it's not. I understood everything they said perfectly.

Love the message it sends too.

Fulaman198:


I haven't listened to it yet, anyway you can possibly link it?

Sure!

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://m.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3D3HxxppLStmg&ved=0CBsQtwIwAGoVChMIxtv-gsX8yAIVlweOCh0_EgoT&usg=AFQjCNHfPM8wyWE8R3zPCzOkKB082qDnOw

Revolutionary Vol. 2 - Immortal Technique

I'll spend my friday night listening to this brother kick knowledge.

tears dropin from my eyes as I listen to HELLO by Adele she nailed this track

VoslerGrimsbane:





I thought their dialect would be closer to sakkwatanci but it's not. I understood everything they said perfectly.

Love the message it sends too.

It is all about relevant location my brother. Niger has as many dialects as Nigeria in regards to Hausa dialects

Drake ft future - Jumpman

Tobxyad:
burn-ellie Goulding

wow, me too, i love ellie goulding
have you listened to 'lights' and 'my blood'

Fulaman198:


It is all about relevant location my brother. Niger has as many dialects as Nigeria in regards to Hausa dialects

I'd love to visit that country one day. Hopefully next summer.

VoslerGrimsbane:



I'd love to visit that country one day. Hopefully next summer.

Insha'Allah, I hope you do. Niger Republic is a very beautiful and traditional country that keeps it real.

VoslerGrimsbane:



Sure!

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://m.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3D3HxxppLStmg&ved=0CBsQtwIwAGoVChMIxtv-gsX8yAIVlweOCh0_EgoT&usg=AFQjCNHfPM8wyWE8R3zPCzOkKB082qDnOw

I love the song, na gode sosai brother! look at this one:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KG97xHWCjCw

Have to keep representing the great Sahel Nijer da Nijeriya:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EKIC9sV1mdM

Fulaman198:


I love the song, na gode sosai brother! look at this one:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KG97xHWCjCw

Woooooow! The man is really talented. So far most of his songs I've heard are amazing. Especially the ones he uses our "kalangu". Only recently started listening to these songs but soon I'm going to get rid of all the western garbage in my phone.


Ni ne da godiya.

After this I'll go and take a short nap:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AnCHiD36MUo

VoslerGrimsbane:


Woooooow! The man is really talented. So far most of his songs I've heard are amazing. Especially the ones he uses our "kalangu". Only recently started listening to these songs but soon I'm going to get rid of all the western garbage in my phone.


Ni ne da godiya.

LOL you do know he's a fellow Nigerian hahahaha

Fulaman198:


LOL you do know he's a fellow Nigerian hahahaha

Loool! Yeah but some of them tend to abandon our traditional musical instruments for other "modern" instruments and annoying autotune.

When I say western garbage I'm referring to the western songs I used to listen to.

VoslerGrimsbane:


Loool! Yeah but some of them tend to abandon our traditional musical instruments for other "modern" instruments and annoying autotune.

When I say western garbage I'm referring to the western songs I used to listen to.

Yah that's why I typically prefer Hausa music from Niger Republic to be honest. It's not only with Hausa music, it's our entire country doing this Westernised and Bollywood bullcrap. Fulanis are doing it too in Cameroon and Nigeria. That's why I listen to Fulani music from Niger Republic, Mali, Senegal, Burkina Faso, etc. more because the Fulani music from those countries is more pure, they use more hoddu (Kontigi), and mbaggu (kalangu), in addition to the nyanyeeru (goge/goje).

I think Nigerians especially the younger generation (not me though) from the ages of 18 - 34 don't care much about tradition. They only care about what the west is doing. I think it's ridiculous and that people should never forget their culture.

Fulaman198:


Yah that's why I typically prefer Hausa music from Niger Republic to be honest. It's not only with Hausa music, it's our entire country doing this Westernised and Bollywood bullcrap. Fulanis are doing it too in Cameroon and Nigeria. That's why I listen to Fulani music from Niger Republic, Mali, Senegal, Burkina Faso, etc. more because the Fulani music from those countries is more pure, they use more hoddu (Kontigi), and mbaggu (kalangu), in addition to the nyanyeeru (goge/goje).

Nothing more annoying than the Bollywood freak show. Thanks for the tips, although I'm not very familiar with Fulbe music though, maybe you can help? Does shata count? Cause from what I've read+his surname, he's of your stock yeah?

I think Nigerians especially the younger generation (not me though) from the ages of 18 - 34 don't care much about tradition. They only care about what the west is doing. I think it's ridiculous and that people should never forget their culture

Yeah! I used to be that one but once you realise what's happening it's actually quite frightening! A few decades from now our culture and tradition might be facing extinction! We need serious reformation, we need to appreciate the beauty of our culture instead of looking for it in other cultures. I doubt the youths will listen though, it's really frustrating that they've been brain washed into thinking they are of inferior culture.

VoslerGrimsbane:

Nothing more annoying than the Bollywood freak show. Thanks for the tips, although I'm not very familiar with Fulbe music though, maybe you can help? Does shata count? Cause from what I've read+his surname, he's of your stock yeah?





Yeah! I used to be that one but once you realise what's happening it's actually quite frightening! A few decades from now our culture and tradition might be facing extinction! We need serious reformation, we need to appreciate the beauty of our culture instead of looking for it in other cultures. I doubt the youths will listen though, it's really frustrating that they've been brain washed into thinking they are of inferior culture.

Yah I believe Mamman Shata's real surname is Yaro. Yaro is a Fulani surname. I think it was his father was a Pullo and His mother is Hausawa. I don't know if he speaks Fulfulde though.

Here is what I mean typical of Nigerian/Cameroonian Fulani music:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BoOEDOYu9aU

and this one:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PVhURLS479U

VoslerGrimsbane:

Nothing more annoying than the Bollywood freak show. Thanks for the tips, although I'm not very familiar with Fulbe music though, maybe you can help? Does shata count? Cause from what I've read+his surname, he's of your stock yeah?





Yeah! I used to be that one but once you realise what's happening it's actually quite frightening! A few decades from now our culture and tradition might be facing extinction! We need serious reformation, we need to appreciate the beauty of our culture instead of looking for it in other cultures. I doubt the youths will listen though, it's really frustrating that they've been brain washed into thinking they are of inferior culture.

Where as in Niger and Senegal even (even though I'm not a 100% fan of Senegalese Fulani music, I prefer other countries):


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T59SY8KpGDw&

and


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vt6LlbixNwE