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Exactly gee

I swear in the mood!

You right. And I don t understand a word Yoruba. Insanely good song.

You are right

@@corinnedominique7824 that’s what we call good music, no need to get any word but you feel it real deep

Same here oo I starting practicing Igbo but now Yoruba is added so i practicing two tribes now

Please, if you can, try learn Yorùbá...you'll be practically blown away by his worsdsmithing...the guy is a singer with sense.

Murphysabia

Ha!

how do you do this man, so amazing!

Well if you can see this I am a time traveler from 1972 and I’m here to tell you nothing has changed much since then. Nigeria is the same. I’ll go into the future and check if hope Dey. Stay tuned 😅

This made me tear up a lot especially that part of the world being a better place.

Oooh ❤️💙🤍🤎💛💜. 2023 ✌️❤️🔥🔥🔥

I listen for 1 day,it's addictive

Mr money ginger, i feel you

I listen to it 50 times a day

Sammmeeee

20 is even an understatement I've been listening to it countless times

A classic indeed

I swear I've had this song on repeat the whole day.

It speaks the dream of a black a child

@@ahmedabdulsalampelumi7208 here we go with this black stuff! Common brother there is no such thing is black or white he’s just a regular human being who’s been through a lot and expressing himself and his lifestyle with music.

On repeat for days

Still in record label be calm

Chill 😂

U think being a legend is an easy stuff,use bob Marley ,Michael Jackson or Tupac shakur as your yardstick or standard of comparism by then you will know whether asake or anybody in Nigeria music industry is qualified yet to be calling a legend,una just dey misuse that word called legend

@@nwezeikennadavid8282 By Oxford’s definition a "legend" it’s “an extremely famous or notorious person, especially in a particular field” (n) or “very well known” (adj). Why do we have to use any of those artists as examples? If a person in their own country decided who they wants to call legend who are you to tell them they are not. Why go by others standards. And for you to say "as your yardstick or standard of comparism by then you will know whether Asake or anyone in Nigeria music industry is qualified yet to be calling a legend." I completely disagree with that Baddo is a legend, Don Jazzy is a legend ad others because they have literally leave a impact on Nigerian music industry so as Burna boy, Davido and Wizkid so yes you can also call them a legend they have leave their footprints in the Nigeria music industry and Africa as a whole. These artists are legendary, having made history and or becoming history in the making which Asake is becoming. He's also leaving his footprints in Nigerian and African Music industry because when you think of amapiano and Afrobeats, and layering of vocals, often referred to as 'crowd vocals' you think of Asake. A legend in man country would not be a legend in another man country. For example BTS, Big Bang and Girls Generation are legends in the Kpop industry but may not be legends in the American industry. And also Tupac was not considered a legend til he died, when he was alive he received lots of hates from lots of people. I fully believe that in order for an artist to be a legend in the music industry they have to have made a difference, whether that be in their music genre, their communities/countries, in the public, or anywhere really. Those Nigerian artists I mentioned; Baddo, Don Jazzy, Wizkid, Davido, etc., are legends because they have made a difference in the Nigerian and African Music industry. In my opinion, it’s subjective to the fan(s). There’s no definitive measure of what makes someone, particularly an artist, a “legend”. If they are generally popular and has strong reach and impact in their genre, then I wouldn’t argue against a fan or anyone calling an artist they love a legend. I understand where you are coming from, but I also disagree with you, respectful especially when you say there's anyone qualified yet to be called a legend like what!

@@OlasubomiBaruwa-tj8cf What is wrong in being in a record label lots of great Artists are on a record label so you saying "still in record label" made no sense, please go your research and see how lots of great artists are and were on record labels. 99.99% of artists are on record labels and that doesn't stop them from being great and a legend.

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Definitely he was on fire 🔥

My exact thoughts.... I played it over to listen to instrumentals, and I was stuck on the base. # Composers❤

I agree. Instrumentalist on fire

Bad baddoo baddest

OnG

I swear

Too clean

Clearly auto tuned.

@@DonKing-fh6zuSo?

very lovely track i must admit i was one of the people that be like the guy is just Alright, but recently I have locked into his music...... amazing

Do your finding olamide wrote lonely at the top but asake deliver right but doesn't take away the fact that asake too is a good song writer

@@olaoluwakitan_a Where is the proof?

For real true tàlk

I fell in love with Asake after listening to this song.

Same here. I told my wife that this brother is a super star when I first saw that video.

U said it all bro

Same here

Hi

Raw talent🥰

Listen, his song is happiness , and you will know how hard he works

@@CharlesReeves-om5lc😅😊😊😅😅 3:55 3:56 😅

All good his band - Compozers are 🇬🇭 ian 💞🙌🏾

The bass guy did a beautiful job. Truly made the difference, but may not be noticeable...

Mad basist

You're right bro

its' kinda annoying that they used a live band and didn't even show the band

I totally agree with you on the bass guy. Superb! It's the reason I do this song on repeat, apart from the fact of the beauty of the song. Commendable, really.

When you compose the song you sing it well

Word

He was being prepared in the background 😊

Asake is a true work of art

That's the fuji influence , he's brilliant

​@@user-mm2dp1ti1wthe second song is not

​@@user-mm2dp1ti1wyou SA should stick to one, you guys clearly stated that it's not amapiano

The lamba-ist part got me.... I love the guy ssha and I believe his theatre arts background speaks volumes

He got his vibes from our Fuji Artists mainly Baba Tosibe Oba idan with a little bit if K1 😅 and he dy rep Oba Idan in his songs YBNL till ♾️

Oui ❤

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Iujhghjhuih Combinaison uchhgycjj jjghghgjhy

Sharp sharp Ugandans no dey waste time. love y'all ❤️🇳🇬

Dat Rasta man mulabe duka has vibe

Lolz 😮

🇺🇬 🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬🖤✊🏾✊🏾

Me too

The inflecxion in his voice is typical of a nigerian genre music called FUJI Music. It is one of the genre that inspired him.

Lonely at the top is pure Fuji. A music genre in Nigeria 🇳🇬

Learn Yoruba it's a beautiful language highly recommended

@@olohunwa how can I learn it?? I love the language.

Me too want to learn

You highly Welcome😁😀💃💃💃🕺🏿🕺🏿💕🥂🍾 with peace and joy of the lord Amen🙏🏾

Omo so lovely

I cried too listening to him. You are not alone. I guess that's what good music does to one.