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[KING BENTLEY.]

Ggg
He should have went to one of the carribeans islands, because that's what this song gives

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And he doesn't even know it

But you know American Blacks love to fetishize African culture

[Eternal Bell]

Ggg
He should have went to one of the carribeans islands, because that's what this song gives

not rlly

tha song uses alotta simba wood flutes & panana ground cakes (wood drums) tht alotta midsouth tribes use

this was brilliant 'marion!
bravo tbhon'!

[Cowgirl]

This song sucks but it's right on par with what Ed, Justin, and Charlie give..

[Eternal Bell]

[Eternal Bell]

ggggggggdhxvjnmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmgb

[FlowerBomb]

Nah ponita is right
The instruments are south African
It's the way he's sinine in that faux carribean accent

[KING BENTLEY.]

ggggggggdhxvjnmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmgb

ssssssssssssssssssssss

[Eternal Bell]

& they were def' SHOOK tht omari used an actual BLACK GORL

n not sum lite skin latin WHORE!
take notes chris & drake...n kendrick..

[BrokenHeartsHeal]

i think it would certainly go top 10 if one of those boys did it lol

[KING BENTLEY.]

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yea ... this video is very contrived

but in his defense ... Omarion's not the first girl in history that has played the "African roots" card as a way to make themselves more exotic, so whatevs

and as Mack alluded to, he just jumped on a sound that has been used all 2016 to score a hit.

I dunno, I guess I'm not that easily gooped by somebody buying a round trip ticket and village hopping for attention! LMAO

[Eternal Bell]

Too bad I can't enjoy the song without the vidya though.

[KING BENTLEY.]

i'm even more impressed now
so, he knew where the instruments came from and went there snddssdnsnnsdnsdnnsndd
i could tell he did his homework and was serious but I its more intricate than I thought.

Lemme buy another one of his fucking albers real quick. BITCH
bsdi
bsd
nsd
sdsdn

Sorry ya'll know I'm done with the heritage mess but this was so unexpected from him.
Too bad I can't enjoy the song without the vidya though.

s

I'm still trying to understand why you do this when things about African culture come up

[KING BENTLEY.]

i'm even more impressed now
so, he knew where the instruments came from and went there snddssdnsnnsdnsdnnsndd
i could tell he did his homework and was serious but I its more intricate than I thought.

Lemme buy another one of his fucking albers real quick. BITCH
bsdi
bsd
nsd
sdsdn

Sorry ya'll know I'm done with the heritage mess but this was so unexpected from him.
Too bad I can't enjoy the song without the vidya though.

s

I'm still trying to understand why you do this when things about African culture come up

Let me know how that works out for you.

... is it working for you tho? ... that's the more pressing question.

[SouravMay]

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yea ... this video is very contrived

but in his defense ... Omarion's not the first girl in history that has played the "African roots" card as a way to make themselves more exotic, so whatevs

and as Mack alluded to, he just jumped on a sound that has been used all 2016 to score a hit.

I dunno, I guess I'm not that easily gooped by somebody buying a round trip ticket and village hopping for attention! LMAO

It is a spinoff of "Controlla"/"One Dance" but still. Another artist with some slightly different lyrics (no chicken reference) and a little more grilled vocal delivery would have had a mega hit with this.

[FlowerBomb]

It's like Justin Beiber with "What Do you Mean?" and "Sorry"
That whole dancehall tropical sound is done.
Alicia did it with "In Common" Drake with "One Dance"
Jidenna came with "A Little more" and radio paid it