Why are you speaking for us? Some of us don't understand Twi or whatever so we appreciate the music from manifest. And yes I know many more appreciate sakodie music but that is not the point.
To manifest fans sakodie is n ... read full comment
Why are you speaking for us? Some of us don't understand Twi or whatever so we appreciate the music from manifest. And yes I know many more appreciate sakodie music but that is not the point.
To manifest fans sakodie is no good and they are envying him for his music loved by many. To sakodie fans manifest music is to heavy. As you said music is art and the quality of art is not judged according to the numbers that love that music but according it's innate vibrations.
The true test of The music is not in numbers else we can say sakodie brilliant artform in Twi will not see the light of day after we cross the Ghanaian border.
Personal I happen to love sakodie and think he is simply the best within Ghana. But music is not confined too be culture so I can't say he is better than manifest when I have not really tested both vibrations universally
Dartey 7 years ago
How do we clarify this....
A man who always dress as though from the west but always spit in twi and the one who always wear Ghanaian materials and does his lyrics in English language.
Help me judge, aren't they doing the s ... read full comment
How do we clarify this....
A man who always dress as though from the west but always spit in twi and the one who always wear Ghanaian materials and does his lyrics in English language.
Help me judge, aren't they doing the same thing?
Just thinking aloud.
kweku trouble 7 years ago
You just wrote in English because English is our national language. At this point we can no more refer to English as a foreign language.
You just wrote in English because English is our national language. At this point we can no more refer to English as a foreign language.
Theo 7 years ago
Jet Alan, you lack understanding and it's pity you've taken to social media to display your ignorance.
You think we all in Ghana, for instance, love to listen to 'noisy' music. Some people listen to music because of the very ... read full comment
Jet Alan, you lack understanding and it's pity you've taken to social media to display your ignorance.
You think we all in Ghana, for instance, love to listen to 'noisy' music. Some people listen to music because of the very poetic nature you are condenming.
kweku trouble 7 years ago
M.anifest is the grandson of the famed Professor Nketiah. He is well schooled in music.
M.anifest is the grandson of the famed Professor Nketiah. He is well schooled in music.
k k 7 years ago
I think this article has no legs to stand, i think it really takes intelligent people to uncode coded messages, have u ever heard of people say "THE BIBLE WAS WRITTEN IN PARABLES". It was so becos the bible as a holy book was ... read full comment
I think this article has no legs to stand, i think it really takes intelligent people to uncode coded messages, have u ever heard of people say "THE BIBLE WAS WRITTEN IN PARABLES". It was so becos the bible as a holy book was meant for anointed and intelligent people to interprete. And i know most Ghanaians wants music that will get them thinking deep not just dancing and shaking waist. Music must be educative, informative and not just entertaining. From the beginning of this article, i tot it was going to be analytical but the tail end brought ur bais inn which is obvious that ur interest was to take size but not analysing. But i can assure u that despite the english that m.nifest uses, alot of Ghanaians will prefer music that educate that those that are meant for kids to dance and jump around.
We like our own... 7 years ago
So is Sarkodie's Song HAND TO MOUTH not also an educative music ??
So is Sarkodie's Song HAND TO MOUTH not also an educative music ??
Bernard 7 years ago
That's not an azonto track.. Thumbs up!! But there wasn't any artistic twists.. No metaphor.. Nothing to tickle you to tap into the imaginary.. Straight forward and too raw.. He made some points though.. Those were good advic ... read full comment
That's not an azonto track.. Thumbs up!! But there wasn't any artistic twists.. No metaphor.. Nothing to tickle you to tap into the imaginary.. Straight forward and too raw.. He made some points though.. Those were good advice
mc.Chris 1 7 years ago
hand to mouth is jxt a bragging of Sark to us not educative my friend
hand to mouth is jxt a bragging of Sark to us not educative my friend
kwabena 7 years ago
smh, Alan... tell us the sense on those Azontos and the rest you talked about... You are truly an African who hates change.. how could you have written a thing like that....
smh, Alan... tell us the sense on those Azontos and the rest you talked about... You are truly an African who hates change.. how could you have written a thing like that....
Twi language or fake American accent 7 years ago
Go to Germany and Japan and speak poetic rap to make a living and see how many people would even bother to ask of your name..
Go to Germany and Japan and speak poetic rap to make a living and see how many people would even bother to ask of your name..
rhinGho 7 years ago
Sarkodie is not competing with Manifest about education. in terms of education Manifest is far ahead.Manifest chose to do poetic rap nd Sark is doing raw rap, what is your beef about this. At the end of the day, they are all ... read full comment
Sarkodie is not competing with Manifest about education. in terms of education Manifest is far ahead.Manifest chose to do poetic rap nd Sark is doing raw rap, what is your beef about this. At the end of the day, they are all trying to survive. Lets stop this ridiculous comments.
Sauti za Busara Zanzibar 7 years ago
There's no reason why you can't have great dance music with useful messages at the same time. The African Continent is full of inspiring examples: Blitz the Ambassador, Nneka, Tiken Jah Fakoly, Seun Anikulapo Kuti, Youssou N' ... read full comment
There's no reason why you can't have great dance music with useful messages at the same time. The African Continent is full of inspiring examples: Blitz the Ambassador, Nneka, Tiken Jah Fakoly, Seun Anikulapo Kuti, Youssou N'Dour...
sol 7 years ago
We are talking about rap music. Rap music is poetry. Sarkodie knows that. He always attempt to rhythm in most of his music. If this time he meet someone who is better than him just respect him.
We are talking about rap music. Rap music is poetry. Sarkodie knows that. He always attempt to rhythm in most of his music. If this time he meet someone who is better than him just respect him.
mc.Chris 1 7 years ago
thank u my friend
thank u my friend
Rose 7 years ago
A typical ignorant African, you want to listen to beats. Tell all hip life musicians to just produce instrumentals so you can just dance or better still listen to the classical, oh I forgot you won't even get that genre of mu ... read full comment
A typical ignorant African, you want to listen to beats. Tell all hip life musicians to just produce instrumentals so you can just dance or better still listen to the classical, oh I forgot you won't even get that genre of music cause you don't wanna think. All you wrote up there just means nothing honestly cause firstly you don't speak for all Ghanaians and what they did (Sarkodie and M.anifest) is called music and you want to listen to instrumentals so please go and comment on instrumentals not music. And oh I recommend you listen to Hard Metal music, it will you
Akwaboah 7 years ago
And who told you poetic type of music get us bored.Not all interested in club music.Get time and listen to M.anifest's type of music and notice yourself thinking deeper. I don't know about you but many of us are able to decod ... read full comment
And who told you poetic type of music get us bored.Not all interested in club music.Get time and listen to M.anifest's type of music and notice yourself thinking deeper. I don't know about you but many of us are able to decode poems and unveil messages hidden in them. Do not deceive yourself that since this is Ghana everyone shows much interest in the azonto type of music. Anyways there is no need to compare them, because I believe both of them have their set targets.
Arn 7 years ago
Y'all hanging on Jet Alan's neck like he has no right to make public his opinion on the matter. There are Ghanaians who love the poetic touch and those who love the tunes and less brainwork to get the message but the question ... read full comment
Y'all hanging on Jet Alan's neck like he has no right to make public his opinion on the matter. There are Ghanaians who love the poetic touch and those who love the tunes and less brainwork to get the message but the question is,between the two,which one has the majority of Ghanaians embraced?
Nana 7 years ago
the comment of some people makes we the Akan's think the beef between the two gaints is tribal .Instead of us the fans to calm them down ,we are rather increasing .We are doing more harm than good.
the comment of some people makes we the Akan's think the beef between the two gaints is tribal .Instead of us the fans to calm them down ,we are rather increasing .We are doing more harm than good.
Reflex 7 years ago
unfortunate!! u don't mean we can't do anything with our brains. we like Mani's music. music is art and not just a collection of noises.
unfortunate!! u don't mean we can't do anything with our brains. we like Mani's music. music is art and not just a collection of noises.
Togbe 7 years ago
The truth will be known later..King Sark all the way..
The truth will be known later..King Sark all the way..
Why are you speaking for us? Some of us don't understand Twi or whatever so we appreciate the music from manifest. And yes I know many more appreciate sakodie music but that is not the point.
To manifest fans sakodie is n ...
read full comment
How do we clarify this....
A man who always dress as though from the west but always spit in twi and the one who always wear Ghanaian materials and does his lyrics in English language.
Help me judge, aren't they doing the s ...
read full comment
You just wrote in English because English is our national language. At this point we can no more refer to English as a foreign language.
Jet Alan, you lack understanding and it's pity you've taken to social media to display your ignorance.
You think we all in Ghana, for instance, love to listen to 'noisy' music. Some people listen to music because of the very ...
read full comment
M.anifest is the grandson of the famed Professor Nketiah. He is well schooled in music.
I think this article has no legs to stand, i think it really takes intelligent people to uncode coded messages, have u ever heard of people say "THE BIBLE WAS WRITTEN IN PARABLES". It was so becos the bible as a holy book was ...
read full comment
So is Sarkodie's Song HAND TO MOUTH not also an educative music ??
That's not an azonto track.. Thumbs up!! But there wasn't any artistic twists.. No metaphor.. Nothing to tickle you to tap into the imaginary.. Straight forward and too raw.. He made some points though.. Those were good advic ...
read full comment
hand to mouth is jxt a bragging of Sark to us not educative my friend
smh, Alan... tell us the sense on those Azontos and the rest you talked about... You are truly an African who hates change.. how could you have written a thing like that....
Go to Germany and Japan and speak poetic rap to make a living and see how many people would even bother to ask of your name..
Sarkodie is not competing with Manifest about education. in terms of education Manifest is far ahead.Manifest chose to do poetic rap nd Sark is doing raw rap, what is your beef about this. At the end of the day, they are all ...
read full comment
There's no reason why you can't have great dance music with useful messages at the same time. The African Continent is full of inspiring examples: Blitz the Ambassador, Nneka, Tiken Jah Fakoly, Seun Anikulapo Kuti, Youssou N' ...
read full comment
We are talking about rap music. Rap music is poetry. Sarkodie knows that. He always attempt to rhythm in most of his music. If this time he meet someone who is better than him just respect him.
thank u my friend
A typical ignorant African, you want to listen to beats. Tell all hip life musicians to just produce instrumentals so you can just dance or better still listen to the classical, oh I forgot you won't even get that genre of mu ...
read full comment
And who told you poetic type of music get us bored.Not all interested in club music.Get time and listen to M.anifest's type of music and notice yourself thinking deeper. I don't know about you but many of us are able to decod ...
read full comment
Y'all hanging on Jet Alan's neck like he has no right to make public his opinion on the matter. There are Ghanaians who love the poetic touch and those who love the tunes and less brainwork to get the message but the question ...
read full comment
the comment of some people makes we the Akan's think the beef between the two gaints is tribal .Instead of us the fans to calm them down ,we are rather increasing .We are doing more harm than good.
unfortunate!! u don't mean we can't do anything with our brains. we like Mani's music. music is art and not just a collection of noises.
The truth will be known later..King Sark all the way..
Sarkodie should nt mind manifest