EJYKE NWAMBA - KAWAII (Official Video)

[ginomoreno]

Listening from Texas, USA and I love this so much! I'm Native American (Indian) and much of our music, instruments and dances are the same. Very cool!

[JusticeChinedum-tzzt]

proudly Igbo (ebonyian to be precise)

am watching from Philippines 🇵🇭

[ajayioluwatobiloba]

I be yoruba guy but can’t just help but fall in love with this guy❤❤

[ralphstansal]

I’m a Yoruba boy buy I’ve also spent my time around other cultures and I just have to say dis is a mad jamb

[gracezulu]

I'm from malawi but i really like this song🎉🎉❤❤ 2023

[truthtube]

God bless mama Africa I don’t understand but I love it.

[francineestelle]

I am from Cameroun I likr this song🥰🥰🥰

[emmanuelakuoko-konadu]

I am a proud African. Greetings from 🇬🇭

[Ikemefuna]

Thanks Nwamba for constantly promoting our culture.

Igbo to the 🌎

[talentmessianic]

I have no clue of what is being said here but damn I love this song

[azihcchidi]

Listening to it on my long drive to Washington DC from Oklahoma city

[vendatribesman]

I don’t understand the language but I use this song in the bedroom my wife says it brings the warrior spirit back to our love making

[laminjbjammeh]

Am not from Nigeria but I love this igbo song

[mrsoshadabaadman]

I love Afrobeats but I would as a non Nigerian love to hear more traditional music like this.

[Nickoguya]

All over Africa you see young oeople picking up the sounds of their fathers and so ging their hearts out, and God is Great, He has decreed that you Africans will never disappear from this earth, but that your haters will...and He will lay out for you a banquet of the whole world before your enemies, and the will know that He is God Almighty that protecteth you, His First Born..ASSEE!

[marionatkins]

Joyous, Beautiful Celebration, Congratulations too the Beautiful Couple, Blessings ✨️✨️🙏❤️

[chukasonnwaanumeze]

You are doing well, bro. Egwu gi na ato ka ebe eji aki oyibo ata oka. Nwanne, gaba n'ihu na anyi gwu gi n'azu

[VonDecken]

some Igbo and Ijaw tribes emigrated in actual Ivory Coast centuries ago and are called Bhété people. Ogene music is called Gbegbe, it's the same rythm and vocal technique, the language sound the same too. They even play Flute like this

[ChristineApondi-weoz]

I dont understand a thing but still vibing to it, much love from kenya ❤

[peteronuoha]

Nice one brother, keep the fire 🔥 burning, Igbo's are proud of you...Nmouwu na Eti Ogene #Ijike Nwamba