Patoranking Live Interview - Say It All
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2014
- 'Say It All' Exclusive Interview With Patoranking Sponsored By africanentertainment.com
#Patoranking talks about growing up in the ghetto in Nigeria, his relationship with Timaya, working Tiwa Savage and many more. - Hudba
Love Patorankin, I am a Jamaican born and raised. I didn't know that there was African music with a serious Jamaican vibe. Regarding the interview his "catch phrase" whayusay was not created by him. This phrase which is called patois,has been used by Jamaicans for centuries. It means: what are you saying.
He probably heard it and forgot where he heard it from.
True dat .....
Finally,a great authentic talent has emerged from Nigerian. ..this dude put the rest to sleep.jah bless
I am from Trinidad (Caribbean).... I love you Patoranking!! 👍😄😄☺️☺️♥️♥️
this guy is so complex ...he is a Nigerian with a Jamaican swag...great music nevertheless
king pato is my favorite artist in Africa eva i seen 🇪🇹🇳🇬 1❤
my dear you're a Jamaican you got the voice of a Caribbean. it's good well done for a nigerian
Patornking is talented and smart.. Bigup from Munich CIty .. D next step right now is to flash your dread locks brethren for ever and reclaim the missing reggae title... Jah bless nnnaaa from your jah brethren
Patoranking u are so great, ur too much.
I love pato
"Oh you from PUERTO RICO!?" loool that was funny. This Puerto Rican gal loves you Patrick...xoxo
they gave u that name in jamaica because of the internationally and lengendary reggae/dancehall singer Shabba Ranks.. its even evident in the way u dress in the 'Girlie O ' video in the white long sleeve shirt and the way u were moving has a bit similarity to Shabba Ranks
I think I love this interviewer
Oh snap ! Thought he was Jamaican lol wow love him even more. Aaaww !
me tell him say yu send shout out..
Big thanks to patoranking, I love you
I love you Patoranking, you are such a Talented dude.....more alubairaka to you..##whyasay
Onstage, Winford Williams...Patoranking interview would be nice.
woowoow lindooooo!!! Patoranking loveee!
Nice man
Nice...Ebute metta representing...eh
Im sorry but the interviewer seemed like an airhead... i love you patoranking but it is humble and honest to admit your flows(whayasay) are jamaican inspired. Im Nigerian btw
Yep Jamaican thing weh yuh seh to be exact am from Jamaica too so i knw
Grt talent dude, for the record "waya sey" has been in existence for looooong while so pls dont says it ur word...dats a big lie if u do.
kills it all
Big Respect Patoranking but ''Whayasay'' is not your slang because it's a Jamaican word. Is just like saying '' what did you say '' so is not even a slang in Jamaica it's part of the Jamaican language. Trust me my mother is from Jamaica . Good music
that is jamaican patwa tell them ppl the truth lol
Meme Moon who ask u
Do you really understand what he said? it's an a Jamaica guy gave him the name for his visit to Nigeria
Yep it's a Jamaican thing i can tell you because am from ja weh yuh seh to be exact
Omo nah naija guy
"Weh u say " is not your words,stop lying.By the way you know the meaning of "weh u say" 😂🤣😂🤣.
wah ya say is not from Potaranking
That's jamaican patois
Why is he wearing shades indoors?
chika odume you can ask him
who be that girl? she be naija girl or indian naija
indian naija hahahaha
Why Indian girl doing the interview ?
Why not? why is race always an issue?
why you racist ??? Does it matter who does the interview or not ??
why is he lieing bout "wah yuh a sey" a fi him style?.... that's what we Jamaicans use wen we are talking... my youth a betta yuh sey your inspired by Jamaican's and our culture because yuh sound just like a Jamaican and you're not!.... suh just admit it that you're inspired by us and stop bloodclaat lie!
It ain't no secret but a bunch of patios words are African words. Uno is an Igbo word.
Akelia Lowe y u taking is so personal lol come on have a glass of cold water
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Akelia Lowe even fi is an African word. Your culture is using African and English words to form patwa. Jukka is also a Fulani word for poke.
Akelia Lowe everything come from africa and it will come back to Africa ... as long as you're black man u er an African.. and jamaica dancehall is getting out of hands. how can man bleach and get foward in dancehall .. respect to beenie and bounty .. but the future of dancehall from jamaica is not looking good .. so we need more african artist to look up to rather than bleaching chi chi man calling dem self's dancehall artist.. but paton ..weh ya seh ..is common in jamaican .. u er inspired by jamaica just say that.. listen to buju song... how you are gwan like bully so.. if you listen to that u see it is a slow motion of ur hook line in.. gallieo.. song.