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Replying to @obiedagod
I am South African and I agree.
Its strange cause they also deny that the style is influenced by Black Americans.
I'm Obie DaGod A.k.a FreeBorn from Ghana π¬π and these are 2 of my Artworks.
No website : Just shoot me a DM and I will have it shipped to you.
We should be inspired to do things RIGHT...
Our Ancestors did take a lot from Western Culture. However they learned right hence are mentioned among the Greats in their fields of endeavor : Ebo Taylor, Masikele, Fela Kuti etc....
Replying to @obiedagod
We aren't cosplaying nothing here. We are inspired and that's ok. It's not like our ancestors didn't take something from the western culture. Our languages are our languages. We want to progressive with them too
My exact Point...π―
But we can do better by learning the Culture WELL and cater to it.
The Koreans & Singaporeans have done with R&B and American Pop Music.
Replying to @obiedagod
Chief reason I never bother with contemporary african pop cut and paste music. Why should I waste ear time on this and not just listen to the original
A Brief story about how I found my ART STYLE...π¨
This and other pieces are available for sale.
I don't have a Website, just shoot me a DM in you are interested in any of my pieces.
What you did with MAV on dat Tape was Criminal...π₯π¨
My Pops tried to get me into Jazz when I was pretty young. I couldn't get myself to like it cuz the rigid 1950'-60's Bass Sax Jazz.
He latter started me of with Electric, Melodic Jazz ( George Howard ). My eyes lit up π and became a fan ever since ..
This is the part I don't really understand.. Most African Youth are Cosplaying Black American Pop Culture : From Fashion to Music but language is where we draw the Line ?
Why not Copy the Language, Slang & Tones too ?
I hope you are aware the purpose of Hollywood Movies & the media is to Control Public Perception...
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