When I see Akosua dancing I love her keke. I remember those days and can't stop forgetting the way she danced. You are superb and still beautiful.Love you.
@@lawrenceatteh3442 I did. Look at vids made elsewhere in that same era. We always behind. Waa look, this looks like it was shot by a household camcorder
@@rexfordkoomsonii1409 I understand you perfectly fine, Bro. But you should also realize that from which ever side you are comparing these videos to, they also had or still have people shooting meaningless videos even if they may seem appealing to the eyes.... At least there is some progress with the way things are being done now and for that, we should be appreciative..... We grow to learn.
@@lawrenceatteh3442 It’s 2021, so OFCOURSE! But I’m sayin, music is universal. ANYONE can watch your music video. White ppl are watchin, Akatas, Chinese, Indian. You ALWAYS want to put your best foot forward, ESPECIALLY us Africans, since we’ve always been slept on. It’s too bad Directors back then didn’t have the same vision. That’s one of our biggest problems in Ghana-lack of vision. Only director I WILL give props to is George Gyima of Phamous People/Philms. Always a quality shoot and quality directing. 🔥🔥🔥💯@Phamous Philms
Oooh wow, I remembered this song, I was a little girl.
She is a great musician. Love her too much
GHANA most talented, gifted energetic female Singer ever seen!! UNLESS awura ama bedu!! But I want akosoa to meet halfway with her ATOPAH
Memories
The best has been in the oldies. I love u Akosua
A real banger! Why is this song not on streaming platforms?
Wow! u so cool, I remember back in those days
When I see Akosua dancing I love her keke. I remember those days and can't stop forgetting the way she danced. You are superb and still beautiful.Love you.
2022 and still listening..her dance reminds me of micheal jackson..love you sister Akos
Reminiscing Akosua Agyepongs songs always brings nostalgic feelings......Kudos Legend.
Ma favorite song 🤩
just love this lady music the best
OOOh this song remind me those days ooo
Wow ❤
the south African influence was heavy
Is akosua gyapoma. Always looking bretty
I remember this, 90s best.
The best Africa talented in music and esxpect in dancing
I remember those days we had shoulder pads in our dresses. Eeei
Ahomaso days
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lol
we really need you to upload your music on apple music
I go search I know see
Legendary
Memories 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭
My dear
Lovely
❤❤❤
ever green song
c 1990
Nice one
Isaac
Oo yes
Ghana deɛɛ, our vids are never on point 🤦🏾♂️
What do you mean by that? I hope you considered the year the video was shot before saying so
@@lawrenceatteh3442 I did. Look at vids made elsewhere in that same era. We always behind. Waa look, this looks like it was shot by a household camcorder
@@lawrenceatteh3442 also look at how even our vids shot in 2000-2008 were. STILL subpar. PATHETIC
@@rexfordkoomsonii1409 I understand you perfectly fine, Bro. But you should also realize that from which ever side you are comparing these videos to, they also had or still have people shooting meaningless videos even if they may seem appealing to the eyes.... At least there is some progress with the way things are being done now and for that, we should be appreciative..... We grow to learn.
@@lawrenceatteh3442 It’s 2021, so OFCOURSE! But I’m sayin, music is universal. ANYONE can watch your music video. White ppl are watchin, Akatas, Chinese, Indian. You ALWAYS want to put your best foot forward, ESPECIALLY us Africans, since we’ve always been slept on. It’s too bad Directors back then didn’t have the same vision. That’s one of our biggest problems in Ghana-lack of vision. Only director I WILL give props to is George Gyima of Phamous People/Philms. Always a quality shoot and quality directing. 🔥🔥🔥💯@Phamous Philms
Lovely