Hiplife music is irrelevant - King Ayisoba

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• Nii. Nii 11 years ago

  Ayisoba you ve said it all.

  Ayisoba you ve said it all.

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• KK 11 years ago

  Ayekooo King Ayisoba. You have hit the nail right where it should - the head stright on.

  Ayekooo King Ayisoba. You have hit the nail right where it should - the head stright on.

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• kwasi j 11 years ago

  and this guy wants us to believe that his is better. yeah he may be getting audience touring the world but has he sat down to find out why they come to watch him? he may be surprised to know that they come to watch the newest ...
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  and this guy wants us to believe that his is better. yeah he may be getting audience touring the world but has he sat down to find out why they come to watch him? he may be surprised to know that they come to watch the newest monkey in town. and with his ugly face and missing teeth who should be surprised. if the likes of Kelvin and others will be called monkey what wont they call such called? i think this man is a bad ambassador for ghana wherever he goes

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• FELIX GAMBIGBOH 11 years ago

  Ghanaians hate to be told the truth, if this observations were expressed by any other national either than a Ghanaian who himself is a musician; hell would have broken loose woth unprintable insults. Even this, Ayisoba will n ...
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  Ghanaians hate to be told the truth, if this observations were expressed by any other national either than a Ghanaian who himself is a musician; hell would have broken loose woth unprintable insults. Even this, Ayisoba will not be spared for being so bold to tell the hardcore truth about the sorry state of Ghanaian music. I have expressed same opinion in the past that Azonto had come to destroy an already bad quality of the Ghanaian music, and that Hiplife is simply a diversion or a creation of a brand which was never going to get across the boarder anyway. Ghana was never or had never been a force musically worldwide to be able to influence a certain brand of its own to the world; such an influence could never have come from Ghana the least, unfortunately the result is the total destructions of the illustrious Highlife music Ghana had been known for atleast for decades. Not surprised after fruitless promotions of Hiplife and Azonto which led to the destructions of Ghanaian musical talents; most young Ghanaian musicians now turn to copying Nigerian lyrics, style snd brand of music. Its a pity Ghanaians don't like the truth.

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• TRUTH 11 years ago

  YOUR ABSOLUTELY RIGHT

  YOUR ABSOLUTELY RIGHT

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• act 11 years ago

  Lets be frank, Azonto is been played and recognized throughout Africa and even the American rappers who are currently collaborating with African musicians like Chris Brown, Rick Ross etc are dancing Azonto.Sarkodie has receiv ...
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  Lets be frank, Azonto is been played and recognized throughout Africa and even the American rappers who are currently collaborating with African musicians like Chris Brown, Rick Ross etc are dancing Azonto.Sarkodie has received international awards including BET and most of these hiplife videos are been aired on MTV,TRACE,BET,and many more. Ayisoba,don't be jealous, your style is artistic, appropriate for documentary and cultural scenes but off course, it wont fit in any function. You have your style, we appreciate it but don't rubbish hiplife, these two are uncomparable. Any way Ghanaian musicians should seek to satisfy Ghanaians first.Americans compose to satisfy the American listeners not us.They have their style, we have our own.

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• act 11 years ago

  Ayisoba, have you listened to the new Lumba Album? Ye nea woyo betowo-You may not hear it anywhere apart from Ghana, lets just make that assumption but we Ghanaians like it and that is wat matters most.This is what we call cu ...
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  Ayisoba, have you listened to the new Lumba Album? Ye nea woyo betowo-You may not hear it anywhere apart from Ghana, lets just make that assumption but we Ghanaians like it and that is wat matters most.This is what we call cultural identity and that is why the American from Indiana state still wear their ancestral costume to function. Ye nie woyo betowo na 3y3 die obi beka. hehehehe

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• DRINK DA RED PILL 11 years ago

  HE'S ONLY TALKING SHIT CUZ IN GHANA HIS MUSIC IS NOT AS POPULAR AS HIPLIFE AND HE HASN'T RECEIVED ANY AWARDS. HE'S A HATER. AND WHAT U SAID IS TRUE AS LONG AS GHANA APPRECIATE WHO CARES ABOUT DA REST. HE'S A TYPICAL SHEEPLE N ...
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  HE'S ONLY TALKING SHIT CUZ IN GHANA HIS MUSIC IS NOT AS POPULAR AS HIPLIFE AND HE HASN'T RECEIVED ANY AWARDS. HE'S A HATER. AND WHAT U SAID IS TRUE AS LONG AS GHANA APPRECIATE WHO CARES ABOUT DA REST. HE'S A TYPICAL SHEEPLE NEGRO WITH NO BRAIN FUNCTION. BEING POPULAR INTERNATIONALLY DON'T MEAN SHIT. THERE ARE A LOT OF GREAT UKNOWN TALENTS OUT THERE. LIL WAYNE IS MORE POPULAR, HAS MORE INTERNATIONAL RECOGNITION THAN FELA KUTI DOES IT MEAN HE'S MORE TALENT
  THAN FELA!? NO.
  
  GHANAIANS N AFRICANS STOP BEING STUPID SHEEPLE N THINK FOR URSELF. STOP DIS COPY BS IT HASN'T HELPED US AT ALL..!!!

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• Collins 11 years ago

  Truely hiplife only popular in Ghana but buried at international level,even Nigeria artists are far better than Gh in international level,hiplife artists should be gub.

  Truely hiplife only popular in Ghana but buried at international level,even Nigeria artists are far better than Gh in international level,hiplife artists should be gub.

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