Doja Cat is half South African of Zulu ethnicity (South Africa's largest ethnic group), through her father who is a South African and a famous film co- producer of the film "Sarafina"
This type of Afrobeat is actually a common type of beat style under a South African genre called House (that is how the term is referred to locally, although on an international spectrum it might be stated otherwise) and, a few house DJs and musicians would be for example : DJ Black Coffee, MI CASA, DJ Fresh, Bucie, Prince Kaybee, etc Also she uses 3 accents throughout this entire video ranging from a slight South African, to a mainly Nigerian pigeon (Nigerian pigeon is very similar to Jamaican patois because a lot of slaves were taken from that part of Africa, so it's easy to get confused with the accent), and then during the last part of her rap verse she uses a slight Caribbean accent , and @2:13 is a dance style from the South African genre known as Amapiano
Even the style of clothing in the especially the second half of this music video is very South African (in terms of the clothes worn by the some of the tribes)
- From South Africa's neighbouring country, Namibia
Have been waiting for this day thank y'all so much for reacting to this video but can y'all react to how could you leave us by nf and lord by nf and and the Search by nf and when I grow up by nf and let me go by nf and paralyzed by nf and let you down by nf and if you want love by nf and therapy session by nf warning they will make you cry so have a box of tissue
This has Afrobeat written all over it. It’s an Afrobeat vibe that’s probably why she did the African visual🔥🔥🔥🔥
I’m so shocked haven’t y’all listened to her album this song is the intro song to it. Her album is called planet her aoty fr
been waiting on this reaction 🥰
Doja is letting the world know her African roots. She's half South African by the way.
Great reaction
Her album is called planet her and woman is the opening song 🙃
I'm crying. He's right that guy looks Luke 90s Kirk Franklin from off of the Christmas album. Put him in a vest and he could fit right in 😭😂
Doja Cat is half South African of Zulu ethnicity (South Africa's largest ethnic group), through her father who is a South African and a famous film co- producer of the film "Sarafina"
This type of Afrobeat is actually a common type of beat style under a South African genre called House (that is how the term is referred to locally, although on an international spectrum it might be stated otherwise) and, a few house DJs and musicians would be for example : DJ Black Coffee, MI CASA, DJ Fresh, Bucie, Prince Kaybee, etc
Also she uses 3 accents throughout this entire video ranging from a slight South African, to a mainly Nigerian pigeon (Nigerian pigeon is very similar to Jamaican patois because a lot of slaves were taken from that part of Africa, so it's easy to get confused with the accent), and then during the last part of her rap verse she uses a slight Caribbean accent , and @2:13 is a dance style from the South African genre known as Amapiano
Even the style of clothing in the especially the second half of this music video is very South African (in terms of the clothes worn by the some of the tribes)
- From South Africa's neighbouring country, Namibia
Have been waiting for this day thank y'all so much for reacting to this video but can y'all react to how could you leave us by nf and lord by nf and and the Search by nf and when I grow up by nf and let me go by nf and paralyzed by nf and let you down by nf and if you want love by nf and therapy session by nf warning they will make you cry so have a box of tissue
I meant oh lord by nf not lord by nf
Can you guys please react to her latest album “planet her”. Love your videos btw❤️
React to Shenseea You’re the one I love
Definitely sounded like female Kendrick
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React to Joshua Bassett crisis, secret and set me free
React to pyungin cavalier
Please react to juice wrld his freestyles are crazyyyy
Ok I know this my be really weird but I gotta say because who care why say this you have mums