GHANA VS NIGERIA || TAG VIDEO || LIFEASVKNOWSIT
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- čas přidán 16. 06. 2024
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The thing about Ghanaian pidgin is that Ghanaian pidgin is for the senior high and university people. But Nigerian pidgin is for both the educated and non educated.
Ghanaian pidgin is a vibe among the youths and not the illiterate adults
Spot on
Spot on👍
Yep you're right
Well said
And mostly spoken by boys...
Ghanaian females usually don't speak pidgin
Ghanaians dance Azonto,Kupe,pilolo,Akwaaba,Network, shoo,Akiti,Do the dance,Amanda
Nigerians have so many Kinds of food you just keep eating the basics.
Ibiba Karibi-Whyte very true me n my father were saying this the list of naija foods is crazy
Ghana has the best food Nigeria is learning how to cook some of Ghanaian food
@@kwameopoku3576 so how many?
Plz tell me how many?
Because you are more that's why. Why cant you ppl understand Ghana is best? Imagine small country like Ghana but still comparing to big Nigeria. Wow I'm proud to be a Ghanaian..if Ghana is even 100 millions you ppl will run away
Why are they always comparing Nigeria and Ghana. You both don't know much about Nigerian culture, food and music. The boy only knows Ghanaian stuffs. Who will not say my mother's food is the best.
Exactly
Dont mind this confuse human beings is Ghana disguse as nigeria go and check is order Ghana he will say Ghana
I am a Ghanaian... I love Nigeria and Nigerians.. Nigeria is the best country in the world for entertainment. Especially comedy, music and movie... I love Ghana too..🇬🇭🇳🇬 are one!
Am Ghanaian but I like Nigeria like Ghana
Enjoyed the video and the comparison btw both countries! I think I should explore Ghana's cuisine more. Thanks for sharing
Highlife is Ghanaian. Ghana brought highlife to Nigeria.
Highlife is really west african music...west africa people have a lot of cultural similarities... drums, flute, and all that
The emergence of the colonial musical genre called "Highlife" is widely credited to Ghana, but on closer analysis, the hybrid of West African and European musical influences provided by merchants and visiting sailors has long been thriving and evolving in coastal regions of West Africa and South-central Africa. Palmwine music is the predecessor/stylistic origin of Highlife music, but before the introduction of Palmwine music to Nigeria and Ghana by the Liberian Kru people, many West African and South-central African coastal countries had significant musical influences from European merchants and seamen. Tbh, each region had its own form of "Highlife" before it was coined Highlife in the 1920s. The Portuguese, British, Cuban and Brazilian (sailors, merchants or immigrants) had a substantial musical impact on Nigeria, and I'm sure the same can be said for Ghana or any western or south-central African coastal country. The events that occurred in 1966 which lead to the economic collapse in Ghana and the dispersion of Ghana's style of Highlife to Nigeria cannot be denied, but it is essential to know that Nigeria had its own neo-folk/native blue style of "Highlife" before the influx and amalgamation of the two. The same way Ghana and Nigeria had their own neo-folk/native blues styles of music before the Liberian Kru people introduced Palmwine music to them.
@@niiamu3300 Yo, I''m not disputing the fact that black people and people of African descent have influenced music from the new world. Right now, I'm focused on West African music. Plus, I never said it was from colonial masters my g. The truth is that highlife was as a result of the colonial era and various new world influences, and that's a fact. It is a hybrid of West African indigenous music and European music. The term highlife was coined in the 1920s Ashanti empire in what is now part of modern-day Ghana. Obviously what is now referred to as Highlife is different but Ghanaian Highlife at the time referred to the music played for the Ghanaian elite, and according to Simon Broughton, Mark Ellingham, Jon Lusk and Duncan Clark the authors of "The Rough Guide To World Music" this was music provided to the high-class ballroom dance evenings that the Ghanaian elites and Europeans had become accustomed to. If you would like to do further research, I can give you a list of sources, books etc. This is all documented. I'm not here to waffle about something I haven't done research on.
@@niiamu3300 I'm aware of all these things, but I'm not here for this "black people did everything themselves" narrative you are trying to push. I'm deffo pro-black, but there is a fine line. Africans have been making musical hybrids with European merchants and sailors since the 15th century (Way before the Trans-Atlantic slave trade). Fast forward to after slavery, and you've got genres like Reggae. Reggae was inspired by mento which is a blend of African elements and European elements with roots in the Afro-Jamaican religion Kumina by "Kongo" (Slaves taken from the coast of the Congo's, Gabon & Angola). The stylistic origin of Mento is Calypso, and the stylistic background of Calypso is Kaiso. Kaiso is a word found in Southeastern Nigerian and Northern Languages. Mostly from the Nri, Arochukwu and Ibom kingdom (Ibibio, Igbo and Efik people). Kaiso is a reinterpretation of folk practices and music introduced by slaves from the Nri, Arochukwu and Ibom kingdom present-day Southeastern Nigeria (Ibibio, Igbo and Efik people) with musical features from Kongo (Congo and Angola) slaves. The Dembow drum pattern is native to Africa, and so is the Tresillo rhythm. It is not a coincidence that Caribbean and Afro Latin music utilises these rhythms and accompany them with idiophone (Struck or plucked) instruments, i.e. Steelpans, timbales and mallets etc. Well, these were modelled after African idiophones and instruments like the Ogene, Ekwe, Marimba/Gyil, Mbira, Kalima, Udu and so forth. I'm aware slaves brought it with them on a long journey to the new world. By the nineteenth century, these musical influences become the defining element in the Caribbean and Afro-Latin music. All the West, Central and Southern African sound admixtures were refined through European (British, French & Spanish) and a hint of Indian musical elements to form the majority of the music from North America, South America and the Carribean.
@@niiamu3300 There has been numerous foreign influence on what we refer to as black or African music. An example is the use of specific instruments and the double harmonic scale (Arabic scale) that is found in some West/Central African music. This can be attributed to the Trans-Saharan trade and the introduction of Islamic-Arabian cultures to parts of Africa. The Trans-Saharan trade has existed forever, but the peak of this trade was from the 8th century until the early 17th century. The musical proceeds of these contacts, especially of the contact with the Islamic Arabs, started manifesting itself in the musical practices of the people that were heavily impacted by the Trans-Saharan trade.
It's incredible how influential a tiny nation like Ghana has become. The Ghanaian people ❤️
Why do you refer Ghana as a tiny nation but you can't refer that to UK , which has almost the same size as Ghana...
Ghana is not tiny
Nigeria is only 4× Ghana
king George brah, just a simple Google search will enlighten you on this matter.
Elvis Kenn Quartey when did 4x 30 million become 190 million
@@kobehans7376 he meant 4× the size not the population .
There's no uniform pidgin in Ghana. Pidgin Ghana has a lot terms or jargon created by paddies
Why did u say Nigeria has 4 food, nd nd Ghana has d best food, where is afang soup where is edikan ikonk
Charley u mennas dey bee keke. 1❤🇬🇭🇳🇬
Ghana women all day and all night. Ghana women are much more similar to Guyanese women, loving, caring, always there, not materialistic, and always committed to whoever they're with.
My brother British-Guyanese a Ghanaian from Fantes tribe. One love and if u a Guyanese please come back home we miss u soo much.
There are good and bad people everywhere....
not matherialistic lol
@@tosinojo7310 You picking up wrong Ghanaian women to date.
The thing is that the Nigerians produce the music and the Ghanaians dance to it.
NB:no hate comments
lmao i loved it!!!!! Please bring me the sweet Ghana guys biko and truly i want to witness a Ghanaian Wedding its super beautiful with the colors and the Kente!!!! Your bro over honesty wan kill am.... Music i love ghana music because them King Promise be vibing that love on a 100!!!!!!
Really!!!
Keep looking you go find am. 💓
There is no standard pidgin in Ghana. It varies from place to place.
Same as Nigeria
Who is this girl I think she is begging a Ghanaian guy to marry her that is why she is waffling. She gave music and food to Ghanaian
Hahaha...its just fun and jokes dear
@@Nezeville bless man
As in this one just dy fall naija hand
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Exactly
Now, this was fun to watch! I have met lots of Nigerians but not so many Ghanaians so I will do more research and come back to weigh in. Your points seemed spot on though and you both backed up your stances.
More grease to your elbows!
U guys cracked me up throughout. It was fun watching you!🤣
I am sure you guys are a great delight to your parents being so full of great energy, vibe and positivity. Keep it all up and you will always have a great life. The good broski and siski relationship is amazing. The positivity even shows in your good looks and personal appearance. Great video.
Ghana musicians make music for Ghanaians, Nigerians make more international music.
I couldn’t agree more!!! I guess I like Ghanaian music because I understand it 🤷🏾♀️ but yh thank you so much for watching. 😊
@@lifeasVknowsit I actually like Ghanaian music more too, I find it to be more complex.
Not that bad, as siblings in the West Coast, Nigerian and Ghanaian may share responsibilities in the entertainment industry. Nigeria may tackle international connections when it comes to music because their music is much more influential and Ghana may tackle national, not to say some Ghanaian music hasn't made it internationally tho, just saying we all siblings so it really isn't that bad.
That’s true plus their industry is way bigger since they be a bigger market. 200 million vs 29 million.
It's because of the English factor...
Ghanaian hits are mostly in our local dialects
Nigerian food jor.... anyway let go and wrap the wrapper 🤣🤣🤪
In all I love how the two countries vibe. I see ourselves to be one.. We may have our differences but we still vibe❤️❤️❤️
We have 36states in nigeria and each has their special delicacy. It’s obvious you don’t know about nigeria 🇳🇬. Research more
That is what I am thinking also. Especially the comment on marriage .
Not even about the states. Nigeria has more than 250 ethnic groups, each group has varieties of food😍🤤
My thought though!
Don't mind this guy, they are more Ghana influenced especially the guy. They are clueless about Nigeria
Exactly
Ok the start up is amazing.... Like boy ur dance swag be killing
I always happy dat I'm a Ghanaian love my country soo much ❤🌹
Lovely video concept...new subscriber here...needed a laugh after watch episode 5 of Game of thrones
Beat bukei 😂😂🤣🤣🤣
You guys always leave out the numbers which is more important. Nigeria has a pool of talent to pull from , Ghana is a few people compared to Nigeria. I feel I don't know how to explain this better
Facts!! Completely understood
The fact is Ghana is quality n Nigeria is quantity 😂 😂 😂
Yeah lolxx I also cant explain this they just dont understand
I'm in love with you guys.. Soo funny and interesting.. New subscriber ; )
You guys both on point...
😂😂❤️ lmaooo y’all are like the cutest and most fun
Ebi so Ghana ankasa nu we dey vibe am suon. U mennas dey force waa wey u dey leffa I dey laf enter mall oo😂😂😂
Nigerian guys are so romantic am a Ghanaian but they are too romantic, loving and caring they are so sweet when it comes to the thing they're super
Ghanaian pigeon is not standard. It varies from group to group or school to school.
Hi dear Vero😍...im a Ghanaian youtube vlogger but now lives in Algeria. Your filming is very impressive, educative and selfless 😍
Ghana is the best, so much 🙏🖤
I LOVE Ghana and am a Ghanaian....🤗😍😍😍
I'm a proud Ghanaian
When it comes to music I think Nigeria is bigger than Ghana in terms of size, that's why Nigerian artists are more international and popular. Concerning dating i think Ghanaians are just laid back, we don't like to do too much and I guess that comes off as boring at times but different strokes for different folks
Absolutely!! Couldn’t agree more. Thanks for watching 🙌🏽
And so the Indians and Chinese and Pakistan’s should be international? Music success has nothing with population.
Yes, you would bea a good educater, young man!
My grandparents on my dad said are from 🇬🇭 and on my mom's side are from 🇳🇬.so I like both.
Absolutely!!🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
Na lie! Have you heard the different versions of Naija pidgin? Waffi and Saffi pidgin is the best.
This video is so so funny Look for the dancing we had a Kente dance competition here in Ohio which was organized by we Ghanaians but a Nigerian lady won.
Your brother is a vibe!!!
Nice comparison
Great video. You 2 are hilarious
I like you, you are friendly and very entertaining. Keep it up.
Your bros is simply pretty n his vibe😘😘😘
1st time conmenting on a youtube video. Great video. You both are beautiful people. I was vibing with your brother until the last topic. He's picking too much Ghana boyfriend vibes. Lol #nijaboys win and I'm Ghanaian
Hahaha
Nice video.
I love this video, I will love to do my version on my channel
The fact is Ghana is quality n Nigeria is quantity 😂 😂 😂
I’m a Ghanaian but I think the girl doesn’t know much about Nigeria
She's a Ghanian don't mind her lol
@@chisomjulian9112 she’s both Ghanaian and Nigerian
Really really nice video.
I really enjoyed this💥
Enjoyed the video.
Ghanaian pidgin is generational. The standards are based on the generation you come from... you can easily tell a persons year range from his pidgin. Obviously this guy completed secondary school after 2010. I can easily predict his age based on his pidgin... He is definitely 25 or below... 😁😁😁😁
New Subscriber I love your personality❤️ 💕
Awww thank you so much🙌🏾😁.
Naija boys know how to make money, no time to check time, we must take care of family must.
Hey guys, thanks for starting the conversation, I really enjoyed it . As Ghanaian who has lived in Nigeria before my judgement is that we are all the same, but I love Nigeria more. I like their women too. They are so hot!
Dis show do go on waa.
This guy is really handsome am impressed
Wow, have you heard warri, PH or Benin pidgin? Wawu!!!
This program is very interesting
😂😂😂😂
I loved the honesty in the video.
Ghana all the way🇬🇭
I like your honesty
Am Ghanaian but still I love the comparison 😍
Men have feelings too.
Yes der will do it
This is biased. I dont see the difference between the two. We are one.
Lovely video 🥰🥰🥰....
God Bless You Guys
Amen! You too 😁
Ghana pidjin is difficult t understand because it largely based n Twi and Ga grammar/language structure
This guy is handsome 🤪 nice video
Nice one
I want Ghanaian food 😌
Is because you've eaten too much Ebay with ogbonor soap🤣🤣
Best food ever
Food and taste are acquired.
He really tries to steal the show 😂
Ghana pidgin is highly diverse
Sweetest boy association leader, pls I want to see more of him....he's so adorable...Abraham sweety.
🙂
See me
LOL, it is obvious these ones have not eaten Nigerian food at all, probably ate only yoruba food, which is very very limited, (No offence to my yoruba brothers) Uncle and aunty kindly try these from an igbo or calabar cook and thank me later: JOLLOF RICE, egusi, ogbono soup, afang or okazi soup, utazi or white soup, achara soup, Bitterleaf soup, ekpang-nkukwo, three live yam soup or otor, onugbu, ofe achi, ofe oha or oha soup, vegetable soup with waterleaf, gbegiri, yam porridge or with sauce, fish or meat assorted peppersoup, groundnut soup, ofe abachi, Nkobi and isi ewu, edikaikong soup, atama soup, Ukwogho Etidot, Water leaf Palm fruit juice soup, Unam Ntong, coconut rice with dried fish, Steamed Cocoyam, fisherman's soup, Baked Mackerel fish with Cassava chips, Unripe Plantain in Abak Atama Soup, Okro soup, Iwuk Edesi - native Jollof rice, ofe Akwu, or palmoil soup, Banga soup, owho soup, Nsala soup, Peanut soup, Ewedu, Efo riro, Efo elegushi, Ewa Agoyin, Ofada rice, Agidi, Moi Moi, Asun, Pepperstew, Fura, Nono, Balangu, Kilishi, kulikuli, kunu, doya, suya, tuwon shikafa, tuwon masara, rama, all meat you can think of, kwado(haven't eaten this one yet), Massa, Fried or roasted plantain with any other thing you like, yovo doko, Afiame soup, and hundreds more.
How do i know all these foods, I'm an Engineer who travels alot, i have been everywhere in Nigeria, some parts of Ghana and Togo and Cote' d' Ivoire, so i do know food ALOT.
I can mention most of the Ghanian food I ate, which is very limited, especially the Banku and Tilapia, and their own groundnut soup, it was good.
AND UNTIL YOU HAVE TRIED ALL THESE DELICACIES I HAVE SAMPLED IN MY TRAVELS IN NIGERIA, YOU CANNOT CLAIM GHANA HAS THE BEST FOOD, BECAUSE THEY DO NOT AT ALL.
I live in Lagos, Nigeria. and I'm willing to host you guys if you feel otherwise.
Peace.
Nigeria has thousands of recipes, thousands even I the great lover of strange cuisine have not yet sampled, so never compare ghana food with Nigerian. Class apart people. as for Jollof rice, hmmmmmmm, we cook it in so many ways, even the Senegalese (Original owners) have given up competing.
Your brother is hilarious! 😂
U guys should promote this channel pls , u ve relax so much
This girl love this guy
in terms of music nigeria is having a larger population hence bigger market share..... same cant be said about Ghana....
Yes guys ur right for the song but for the food Ghana is number 1 no though out about that
Chaleeee the song at the intro be🔥🔥🔥 Abeg link me wai
Btw 🇬🇭 gang with 🇳🇬 energy 💪🏿💯
Mayorkun Red Handed
Whats the songs Name at the beginning?
Mayorkun Red Handed
bro please try to open a youtube channel your vibes are too much chale
Oh my days, that one about Nigerian girls killed me 😃😃😃😃
😂😂😂
@@lifeasVknowsit go with your Ghana family this video you talk so rude dude 👈🤦♂️
You guys are looking so gorgeous from Ghana ❤😘✌
Before you do food comparison, I think you should explore the whole of Nigeria 🇳🇬
exactly... there are so many igbo dishes
You are both adorable. As a Ghanaian I think Nigeria is huge, 4 times the size of Ghana, with variety of dances to choose from.
This shows you base in the Yoruba side eg Lagos. That is why you know pounded yam and not Calabar or southern food which are much. Okay eg ofada rice
Pls can I know who is senior and who is junior as bro & sister?
Also I like to say thanx
Is nice video and as olive twist ask for more
so I’ll like to ask another video from brother & sister.
Thanx
More videos coming up 😁. PS I am older than my brother 😏
I enjoyed this. I laughed so hard with some of them because I know how they both are😁😅😁😁. I knew your brother would prefer Ghana in terms of dating because they are less drama. But Nigerians are more extra, romantic, Universal. But Ghana is more leveled in terms of balance or more peaceable. But I love Naija. I can relate to both cultures. I see Jamaicans in both!!
I'm a NYC born Jamaican 🇯🇲
I love that extra in Nigerian men!😁
@@lifeasVknowsit I'm telling you 😍
Uah loved
I love this
I LIKE UR VIDEO GUYS. GHANAIANS AND NIGERIANS ARE COMPATIBLE. U GUYS WILL MAKE A GOOD COUPLE.
Naija is good in all things dear except the safety issue.
12:50 co we don't like drama.. We just can't deal with it
Sis I really agree with you in terms of who is more romantic and Ghanaian guys don’t come close. Maybe some of them but not all of them. Sis don’t do him like that cos he is pissed off but it is 100 true and I hope they change
I like this show
Variety is the spice of life...I´m simply Pan-african..