This song topping the pop charts RN
Baby a low-low-low-low-whoa-whoa-whoa-whoa
Baby a low-low-low-low-whoa-whoa-whoa-whoa
Afrobeats taking over! ❤️ 🖤 💚
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OperationNumbNutts
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Not trying to sound like a hater but we've seen this before. In the 90s we thought reggae was here to stay. Their videos were along side playlists on MTV Raps and BET. Then you had rap and reggae collaborations. Now, not so much. The industry determines what's hot and eventually moves to the side what they get tired of and people adjust accordingly. 
Illuminatos
#OVOXO
Amapiano>>>
CashmereThoughts
Veteran
How many of these songs they gonna give to these white pop stars!? This like 4th time a huge afro song for co-opted like this
CashmereThoughts
Veteran
Both genres are great.
CashmereThoughts
Veteran
Reggae is from a small island of less that 3M people.Not trying to sound like a hater but we've seen this before. In the 90s we thought reggae was here to stay. Their videos were along side playlists on MTV Raps and BET. Then you had rap and reggae collaborations. Now, not so much. The industry determines what's hot and eventually moves to the side what wthey get tired of and people adjust accordingly.
Right now West, East and Southern Africa have developing music industries with west Africa having been global for years. Over a billion on the continent. African music is here to stay.
African music has gone mainstream in the US, the music is playing in grocery and department stores in Europe and amapiano hasn’t truly gone global yet and that is inevitable.
This isn’t comperable to dancehalls run
Low End Derrick
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Me waiting for the Afrobeats/Amapiano "takeover" y'all have been promising since 2016
ReasonableMatic
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Amapiano is already having Caribbean subgenres developing in Europe from it. Only those not tapped in are unaware of its popularity
African music has always been popular in the Caribbean and Europe. Africans bringing back Caribbean sounds from Paris which is one of the big mayor Black cities in Europe (Amsterdam, London and Paris) is just one example of the symbiotic relationship of the Diaspora.
It’s like people forget it was Europeans doing the enslavement, so ofcourse the main European countries involved and their (ex)colonies are gonna be flooded with Black people.
Burna Boy blew up in those two regions outside of Africa first because of the close musical, cultural and historical relationships.
The Diaspora influencing eachother is nothing new.
Afrobeats is clearly influenced by dancehall sounds as well.
Burna has spoken about this plenty of times.
I love observing and experiencing how we as Black people can connect with eachother through music.
It’s amazing how the rhythms connect us.
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This Afrobeats Song Got The Streets Going Crazy
Been hearing this everywhere. I’m gonna be honest I wasn’t on the Afrobeats wave but this gotta be the catchiest song I’ve heard in years.:hubie: Baby come give me your lo-lo-lo-lo-lo-lo-lo whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa
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Sindicated
Knowledge is the Greatest gift
Here we go again you obsessed ass nikkas constantly bringing fba up for no reason y'all butt hurt for what?FBA proponents aren't gonna like this
Song is fire
nikkas don't have this energy when carribeans claim their islands are Africans claim their country even though moving to America changed their lives.
Oh you big mad
