Facts but still
Afrobeat's Takeover: Rotimi's Number #1 Album, Walk With Me, on R&B Charts
- Thread starter newworldafro
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Man that nikka don't go outside and I guarantee he's a token.wrong on all counts.. nothing militant about my post. "afrobeat being summer white girl music" is a dead ass giveaway that you don't interact with people outside the internet. Ed Sheeran running anyones summer is tragic
fukk is u even talking abouthere come the diaspora war brehs...
I'm out
Jean Jacket
NOPE
Been on Afrobeats for years.
Let it stay authentic.
Don't let them ruin it.
Let it stay authentic.
Don't let them ruin it.
Cave Savage
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The hip hop stations in New York play "Fall" like 3 times an hour
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No disrespect to Rotimi but that sounded like some 2010 R&B with an Afrobeats beat. And that's #1? 
If I'm looking for an Afrobeats song with a R&B feel that should be #1, then I'll have to go with this:
If I'm looking for an Afrobeats song with a R&B feel that should be #1, then I'll have to go with this:
I'd say this was the opposite of the Nas X shyt.Should the album get the Lil Nas X treatment, and boosted out that category?
Valid point. I think there is an Adult Contemporary R&B category, where some of the more traditional and older R&B artist are likely placed.
Yeah. In some ways yes.
they lumping shyt together for a reason but with the cac shyt they want to distinguish and separate.
the truth is in the intentions.
you better get use to it.It only took em 80 fukking years for ONE fukking song
"Afrobeat takeover" tho
Afrobeat is more popular than r&b worldwide. It's only a matter of time before it overtakes r&b over here
btw, I don't even consider this Rotimi dude Afrobeats
newworldafro
DeeperThanRapBiggerThanHH
Oh really...
....we in a new era right now....you better get use to it.
Afrobeat is more popular than r&b worldwide. It's only a matter of time before it overtakes r&b over here
btw, I don't even consider this Rotimi dude Afrobeats
I can't see it overtsking R&B in the U.S. for maybe 20 - 25 years, but no doubt Afrobeats is here to stay....can't think of any reason why it would become less popular. It use to be American/African American culture was being delivered to other places, but now other places cultures are influencing the U.S., I think it's Africa's moment on the music end.
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Bruce LeRoy
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Every few years this type of music gets popular and then fades away...
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Not just NYC, East Coast urban radio stations.
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Captain Crunch
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That nikka Dre from Power can sing? 
