Olatunji - Ola (Kan Kan Riddim) [AdvoKit Productions] 

Who still here in 2024

Haitian-American here...I'm in the office and my shoulders CAN'T STOP MOVING! I'm trying to move in silence, but I can't. hahaha Rhythm is overloading my system.

I might the only one who still listening to that beautiful song in 2019?🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹

I'm African American but im so glad i was taken in by a Jamaican family in my teens if it wasent for them i would never know how beautiful the Caribbean culture & music is .. Soca makes me feel so good!

When you're jamaican but soca gives you powers 😊😊😊😊 #LMFAOOO #Chunessss

Olatunji is a Trinidadian. He is a citizen of Trinidad and Tobago. Trinidad and Tobago is a Caribbean island. The genre of music he is singing is called Soca music in Trinidad and Tobago. Soca music first started in Trinidad and Tobago by fusing African drums and rhythms with East Indian drums and rhythms. Soca music has evolved over the years to what is its present sound. We in the caribbean have African, East Indian, Chinese, Spanish, Portuguese, Syrian and English ancestry. We are of many different races. We have different cultures, music, food, religions etc. We have a two day street parade in which hundreds of thousands of people parade in costumes and dance to soca music and steelpan or steel drum music. The steel pan or steel drum was also invented in Trinidad and Tobago. It is actually our national instrument. So it is a fair and innocent to assume that Olatunji is a Nigerian because of his African name, his African ancestry and because soca music sounds similar to Nigerian music. It sounds similar because some of our ancestors came from the Mother Land, Africa, hundreds of years ago during slavery. Let us celebrate the long journey this genre has made and just enjoy and appreciate this feel-good music of love, peace, joy and good vibes.

Ola is amazing 🎉

I am Venezuelan and I love Trinidad and Tobago! Excellent music and love for the steelpan . Very good Olatunji !

I'm from Philippines. My daughter Tobagonian citizen and I been there last 2014 to 2015 in Trinidad and Tobago and some parts of Caribbean island and I really like the place, culture, music and etc...

wayyyyyy meh Trinis at???? Big up d Caribbean ppl yowww...and all who love SOCA...👏🍺✌😘

2024 2024 2024 still here. BIG MUSIC. Mother's life force running through her Diaspora's veins.

He's Trini!!! He's the son of Eddie Yearwood and Mairoon Ali. He comes from two amazingly talented parents... Love him!

Allyuh haterz doh fight de song nah..iza big tune by Olatunji for 2015, let him shine and dont be negative

caribbean music is amazing, I was born in america from guyanesse parents and I could not be any happier of that to know that i have caribbean blood in me may god bless. OUR MUSIC IS 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

BIG UPS OLATUNJI!!!! Nigeria, Trinidad, Jamaica ALL THE SAME FAMILY!!!! We love #SOCA #AFROBEATS #HILIFE @DANCEHALL @REGGAE @HIPLIFE @SOUKOUS ALL OF THAT!!!

Carribean music make us feel alive! Soca is lit man! ❤🙆‍♂️ . Love from Philippines!

one of the most underrated artist this guy is very talented

For those that don't know...Olatunji wrote Blaxx's 'Leh Go' (Blaxx : Leh Go "2013 Trinidad Soca" (Soca Future Riddim)) ....that means in the span of the past 3 years, he wrote 'Leh Go' and sang huge hits like Bam Bam (Olatunji - BAM BAM "2013 Trinidad Soca" (Soca Salsa Riddim, StarBlu Ent & Millbeatz Ent)), Wining Good, and now this one...talented musician dis!

im from Philippines and I love soca👊👊

Sumn bout dah song here just put you in a mood whenever it start play.

i can't stop playing this song

I see the comments are old on here. So if anyone happens to see this comment I am a Boring old White american dude who absolutley loves this music. DJn brought me to this music. Actually a wedding did i been hooked ever since! Listen to it day and night more than country. Wish they would have this in the States

Ola is my name HAHA

OLATUNJI is also a Nigeria(Yoruba Tribe Name),When i first heard this music i taught it was produced in Nigeria,,,,Nice music bro,,,,Olatunji means(Favour as risen again)

Ola owned this riddim with this track and I agree Ryan, he is one of the most underrated artistes in the business....Keep up the great work Olatunji! I look forward to hearing more great songs from you.

This tune is soooo sweeett!!!! Feels so Caribbean yet with a taste of Africa

This song always puts me in a happy mood...:)

Any Nigeria here .......We rep Olatunji

So proud of you my cousin! Miss you😘😘

Dope song! Soca is love and so is the roots of the music! Having a debate over the origin is point less we all know its Africa! And i dont get who says Trini last i check all the Caribbean islands and Guyana along with African culture uses Soca so please stop spreading negativety spread love! 🙌💃

Soca x Afrobeats! This is amazing :) Music literally can cure depression.

we are all Africans! carribean ppl are displaced Africans. without Africa. there would be no us! no musics! nothing. ppl stop arguing and learn your history!

Tunji Takes This riddim!

wawww 1st soca to actually reach a million views in such short space of time & also b4 carnival...thats wen u know a gr8 song!.....#standupola

Love the fusion mix brother Ras Shorty AKA lord Shorty (He is the man that fused the African & East Indian rhythm to bring us SOCA) wonderful work well done -see below for a much better description of the origins of SOCA. #bostoncarnivalvillage

shaking to soca outa germany - best positive music on the planet

I think he found it, that crossover of soca grove/calypso vibes and still sweet enough to be in the African circuit that spreading across the world. BIG FORWARD on this track. Great job, hope the other upcoming artiste take a page out of your book.

Ayyee jammin in the vi in 2020🇻🇮🔥🇻🇮🔥🇻🇮🔥🇻🇮🔥🇻🇮🔥

I'm From west Africa and the other side of my family is from Trinidad and I honestly don't see a different between the both of us. Our music is practically the same. So stop the arguing because we're all equal!

I am so proud to be a trini

Come on people this is our own the song may not have all the lyrical that"s is required. But i must say it"s a beautiful and well constructed musical harmony and quite infectious. Well done Ola the key is consistency and just keep loving the culture. In life you may not be able to please everyone but once you are satisfied its what matters. juicy juice!

It’s been 5 years since I’ve herd this song, but now in 2021 I still remember this song from hart!

soca is my shit. Am from Grenada am living in the states now and still listen my soca.soca brings a sensation of joy in me.

Where my amazing TRINIS🇹🇹❤

Whining like she from Africa! *whines up* Really love this song! It's nice to see the not so main stream guys having such quality music! Vincy Reppin!

I love the African roots! ❤️

Africa and the Caribbean are one! The enslaved brought their African culture to the Caribbean ; the music, styles, food, traditions. It's all DNA! Colonizers tried hard to suppress the culture but clearly it didn't work. Stop the race and culture division please

I'm from Canada and my mom is from Trinidad and I level there for 3 years and I love everything about Trinidad

Ladies and gentlemen, the purpose of the comments section is to say whatever you want regarding the video. You can say good and you can say bad...you have that right to do so. People, please understand this and try not to create a silly battle of words over a song, which is supposed to have the sole purpose of radiating the complete opposite vibe. Individuals are meant to have their own opinion. Individualism is something that some say the West Indies lacks. Don't prove that correct.

Olatunji's style is perfect on the road when your head bad and you're just loving carnival and the freedom it brings!!!..love his compositions over the last 4/5 years...Keep it up!!!

Big Riddim! A delightful blend of Soca and Afrobeats!

This should be a soccer/football chant!

I really love this song🎶🎧

🌴🇹🇹🌴🔥

Puerto Rican here I love soca 😍

I just wanna party with all the Caribbean people, for life

From South Africa this guy is the great in perfect combination of love an Talent. From X factor I search if he have release an he's very good. They made mistake to let him go he was very good...

It is Almost 1 Year Since This Song Release, And I Must Say It Has Blown Up Significantly..5 Million+ Views And Any Corner On The Globe You Turn Yah Hear This Track Playing...2015 Was Definitely Tunji Year Dred #ProudSocaLover #CaribbeanBornAndRaised #TakingSocaGlobal

I'm dancing cz I'm proud to b from st Lucia ola is my nickname ohh la la lay I'm so excited dat I got away from corona virus plandemic COVID-19 I'm ready to fete remember wen soca was vibes 🇱🇨💯❤️🌍

soca its child of african music with faster riddim and beats and horn and other instrument it does not matter way you from if you a soul you would love this song. ps we all came from africa. one love to all

I from indonesia i love soca

Reading all these comments with people fighting back and forth as to the origin of the artist. The problem lies with black people always fighting against each other and tracing our roots shows we are all from the same place. We maybe from a different Island/country and possess different cultures and views but we are all the same. No one is more superior than the other, and we should be celebrating and accepting each other's culture. Just enjoy the song and pass the bullshit already! Get a grip!

Chappeltown carnival englad u smashed it big up love this

This song is a hybrid. I'm Trini and I love soca, reggae, and african music. All genre of caribbean music, much like food, have roots in Africa. This connection is all we have left of our heritage, family, and legacy that were stolen from us. Let us embrace this type of music as a glue to help us feel connected to one another. It hurts me when I think of the family I lost and never had a chance to know hundreds of years ago. Who knows, some of us on this thread may even be related.

Bess song in the Kan Kan Riddim, Olatunji is BOSS

I heard this on the radio maybe a year or two ago here in the US in Virginia and had the hardest time finding it. Love this song.

Olatunji said his music genre is one of a kind, Afro-Soca

im guyanese american, and best believe im bumpin this right now lol. nuff love to my african island people them and my west indian brothers and sisters. RESPECT

Tunji relllllll bad inno! The man does kill every riddim! I rate him

I can play this tune on repeat all day!! Ola Ola Olayyyy!! LOVE LOVE LOVE IT!!

My son is Chinese and he loves this song. Soca in His blood.

This song is the best!! Anyone who truly appreciates music and the artists who create and perform these songs, will know that there are no borders, cultures, race or any other differences that defines this music. It's meant for all to enjoy, and anyone who seeks to differentiate it is simply ignorant. :)

This is the first time I listened to this song and love it. I will certainly have it as a ringtone. Well done Ola!!

Love this song have it on replay hope they play it for Carnival 2015 well if we have 1

ok, next vacation I'm going to Trinidad

Proud to be part Carribean❤️❤️

ola

Tunji should be rated big with this one, coz he is so underated... good soca artist!

I'M SURE SIMON FROM X=FACTOR IS LISTENING TO THIS TRACK RIGHT NOW!!

This song will still be hot 30 yrs from now. Good job Olatunji.

Luv dis song bad

soca is boss... no matter where i am if soca playing i be dancing

From Georgia US i love soca wooo!!!! 😍😊🙌

Trinidad is the birthplace for this type of music. Like many other things that we have in Trinidad that might have roots elsewhere but originated and evolved in Trinidad

X factor bring me here.

This gyal prettier than a rainbow Smile brighter than daylight Girl I want you ah say so I follow you like a taillight standing there with your halo more dangerous than a snakebite whenever that I see yuh you take away all meh stage fright she say oh na na ,oh la la oh na na, oh la la oh la la, oh na na oh la la ayo oh

Luv yuh Ola!!!

💕 blessing from OsunKemi

to allyuh who saying Olatunji Influencial and saying that the only reason his song is big because he works on a popular radio station. you guys are Wrong

jamaican here. love soca ❤❤. dah song yah up.

I love it...we are true to our music it's original, not borrowed or on loan from anywhere else. With that said the beats and instruments can cause anyone to be confused, soca, hip-hop and several other styles of music does incorporate that african influence but this brother is 100% Trinidian. We are very proud of him!

Keep the peace

2016 Carnival I'll still be vybing to this

people dont know bout this kind of music? they are missing out lol

To all me people weather u from india, brazil , africa, caribbean or a place that god say u can see ,right now pretend u infront the mirror and ask the lord to give u some time now , because in this life we all love the music so my people let enjoy and big up the effort this guy did to put this song on lablel go bless him for ever love all a u and god bless all a u one love

I'm from germany and I love this type of music. One Love ! :)

It is just foolish to argue this. Don't you all realize that we were once together walking and talking with each other in Africa before what we call slavery? We had the same culture: music, way of life, dances etc and up to this day some of us African people of the Caribbean cannot realize that we sing the same music with the same sound as the the Africans in Africa do. You can never forget who you are, somewhere in you all lies information ready to be accessed. By this African native realizing similarities in our music shows that even the African natives are realizing that the diaspora still have that connection to home.

I'm mexican and soca really gives me power

ALL black West Indians are PAN AFRICAN so it doesn't matter whether he's 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th or 5th generation African!

All this race talk under such a beautiful song? Olatunji is a TRINBAGONIAN. I don't know about the rest of you but I first identify myself as a Trini. Everything else (race, "class" etc) are only secondary/unimportant.