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Rona Nishliu – "Suus" reaction please🙏
Pls react to Katrina velarde singing commin in out of the rain thankyou https://youtu.be/OPtnQ6T5Ybk?si=MKI-ZJusD7xslwMh
Do you take requests? If so can you pretty please listen to these two covers: Babymonster Ahyeon – Dangerously and Babymonster Haram – Pick up your feelings.
Love Tems ❤ can’t wait to see her @ Coachella!!
Tems has nothing special, other than her African accent. The really special singer is Dimash. You can't say they both make and sing great music. It would be like comparing your present appearance with the photo from 30 years ago in the banner of your channel.
Jamaican ancestors are African so it would make sense that her accent and pronunciation of words can easily translate into reggae.
Love her sound. Can you react to Lawrence – i’m confident that i’m insecure (acoustic-ish), and/or Lawrence – Don't Lose Sight (Acoustic)
Love your reaction
Please react to more of her music.
You can react to 'Try me', or 'Mr Rebel'
Id love to see you react Rod Wave Boys Don't cry acoustic
Jamaicans are ethnically African, so the accent is very similar. Good observation.
At mark 3:20 she’s saying “im out chea yea” (im out of here)
3:48 she’s sayin BIG TUNES NOW ITS BIG TUNES IM KILLING
Yeah it’s due to her accent, her accent is strong. tho I don’t feel it’s gotta be overanalyzed like this, it’s almost nitpicky and kind of condescending.
for me the whole point is she’s singing from the heart, right? So this technicality should be forgone in lieu of artistic interpretation
React Marques Houston good luck charm. 💯🔥🔥👍
2:30 girl…enough😭
Jamaican here. 🇯🇲 I agree. However, I do disagree with a lot of African comments. All the African slaves were taken from west Africa. Including African Americans and Other Caribbean Islands, Barbados, Trinidad etc. We all cultivated our own music and that is not credited to Africa. For Jamaica, before reggae we had what was called 'Ska', which was a culmination of Caribbean mento and calypso with American jazz and rhythm and blues. Geographically we're not close enough to have been influenced and slaves were brought to Jamaica in the 16th century and were not allowed to practice native african music, so that was not passed down by the time reggae was created in the 19th century. Our music began deriving from steelpan drums in the 1880's after the abolition of slavery in 1834 to what you see now. Reggae or dancehall is not credited to Africa, no more than Trinidad creating Soca and Calypso which is big in carnival , or Rap in the USA.
Listen to her discography and Terms and Conditions
It does hint that she may have been influenced by Reggae growing up in some capacity. She still has her own unique sound. Outside of Tems, Reggae and African music are completely different. Slaves were stripped of their culture everywhere and came up with their own sounds and cultivated new culture. Same for Jazz, Rap, Soul music, Soca, dancehall, calypso and other music.
React to Try me by Tems it’s one of her better vocal performances
1:57 you accidentally harmonized with her? it was very nice lol
Great insight
It's the accent. Not Jamaican
Tems is so smooth
Ma’am…your assessment is limited, no disrespect but this…THIS RIGHT HERE…is greater than America’s opinion…but you have your rights too
Great assesment of her voice and song, Thank you. I've been listening to her for years and that song just then brought tears to my eyes, Sooo Beautiful
Jamaicans Nigerians are same people almost
Afrobeat 💚
You should hear "Tems – No Woman No Cry (From "Black Panther: Wakanda Forever Prologue")"… This you will definitely love…
You should do an ayra star reaction
great job ma, try listen to her song DAMAGES
THIS IS THE MUSIC FUTURE REMIXED AND WON A GRAMMY WITH IT.
@Tara.. I love Tems voice and cool style but nearly gave up on her when I heard "Not An Angel" on Billboard show and "WILD…" on Jimmy Fallon (her live band was 💯💥🔥). I watched your video now to see what's up but this performance is great. Are the other songs the wrong key/ range for her voice or what???
Tems is Nigerian
One Love Africa, Drop the love ❤ Nigeria 🇳🇬
It doesnt sound jamaican in a way its nigerian and due to slavery people were brought to jamaica, americans really know nothing about anything other than america i mean geez
Strings 🔥
Yay 🙌 pls do her new album
Girl you are a vibe come smoke a l with da kid
Please react to James Arthur – Train Wreck (Acoustic) #AtHome #WithMe ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Imagine being late to a party and asking people at the party “Did you know there was a party?”…….. This music is clearly out of her scope to be critiquing or giving a review…….She called the girls Nigerian accent slurred words and then said it was Jamaican…… all accents sound Jamaican to ⚪️ people SMH
I have no music training at all, but I listen to music the same way you break this down…. Most people think I am weird, and say I over analyze everything. Music is more than just a rhythm, melody, harmony and a beat….. MUSIC IS LIFE
You hear the Jamaican accent because most Jamaicans are descendents of Nigerian or West Coast of Africa so you will definitely find similarity in how we speak
Then u live under a rock🙄
Her voice almost has a brass-y texture to it and I love how she teeters on the edge of the note
I love Tems.
Both Nigeria and Jamaica were colonized by the British.
Amazing voice texture
React to
Me and You
Tems😈🔥💯
Can you review tems live performance titled burning 🥰
Jamaican got influence from African music which would explain the reggae vibe too
If u are here September 2024 .. love from Nigeria