We only glorify rhythms the Whites can dance to - Kojo Antwi laments

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  • AVENUE 8 months ago

    Massa, your music is Lovers Rock which is Reggae, a West Indian genre so stop talking jazz!

  • Yaw 8 months ago

    YOU ARE SPOT ON WITH YOUR COMMENT. I AM YET TO HEAR KOJO ANTWI'S SONGS WITH ANY AUTHENTIC "AFRICAN" RYTHM; THEY ALL HAVE REGGAE OVERTONES.

  • GOLDEN 8 months ago

    WE HAVE A RICH CULTURAL HERITAGE WE SHOULD PROMOTE,THE GOVERNMENTS HAVE TO INVEST MORE IN THE MUSIC INDUSTRY,AFTER ALL,MUSIC,RYHTHM,DANCE,SPORTS ETC ARE ALL PART OF OUR RICH CULTURAL HERITAGE,GOD-GIVEN,IN OUR DNA!!!!! LISTEN ...
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  • Always complaining abt something 8 months ago

    massa stop the nonsense. your time don pass. Retire with dignity or join the trend.

  • Holy Sinner 8 months ago

    Kwadwo is 100%right and this explains why our this so called stars like Shata,,the Sarkodies and the soso and sos don't pull crowds whe the came to Europe. I tell you what,the likes of Ambuley, Ayisoba,Wayala and those artist ...
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  • BROFO 8 months ago

    Ambolley's music is borla woman e nyash music! Wiyaala's stageshow is nothing but a stereotypical protrayal of of the sweaty grass-wearing African savage!

  • AI DEEPDIVE 8 months ago

    The stereotypical portrayal of an "African savage," often depicted as a sweating, grass-wearing figure, is a deeply racist caricature rooted in European colonial literature, travelogues, and early media to justify imperialism ...
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  • Agya Otu 8 months ago

    That's a racist statement. If a white had made this statement, the whole social.media would have gone agog