Hey my NNEYSAYERS . I’m sorry my loves they copyrighted my video that I TOOK at the concert at the end of tyla literally singing LIVE . But I digress . Other then that what are your thoughts on Tyla canceling her tour ? What do you think her injury is ?

The hate is actually jealousy.

@KawaiiiCat

2 ай бұрын

She is beautiful period!

@wugglebuggle2592

Ай бұрын

@@KawaiiiCatagree so beautiful for she is a mix ,an Indian face features is obvious.

@MsCarringtonsYoutube

2 күн бұрын

💯

I hope Tyla pulls through like a champ!!! It’s sad that people are saying ugly things!! Keep going Tyla!!!!

Thanks for sticking up for her sis,I appreciate you as a South African ❤❤

@nneynaeneyi

2 ай бұрын

Got you sister 💜

YEs bc i love the music that tyla bought to the table but i also think the grammy was to soon.... And every other celebrity ft on her first album 😮 this is just my opinion

@nneynaeneyi

3 ай бұрын

Completely respect your opinion, your right I think her team is pushing everything way to fast . They need to slow down .

@Ab_kings

2 ай бұрын

@@nneynaeneyi I think it’s the excitement and the willingness to keep the relevancy

@hannayilma-aviram2924

Күн бұрын

Respectfully disagree. The grammy is well deserved and every other celebrity down with collaborations with her…well deserved too. This girl is pure delight. 💫

I really believe her upcoming debut album will put her on the map. I mean she didn't win the grammy for best album. She won it for BEST AFRICAN PERFORMANCE that's due to the amazing numbers by WATER

@bigboyindhouse8142

Ай бұрын

Now, We've all seen that the much tauted debut album is a disaster😂

Oh wow I’m going to be supporting this channel so much now !

I hope that she is okay and heals well so she continue to take over the world!

Hi Tyla..Love you and your music.You are a Gift from God.Stay blessed!❤

I am gonna be real with you… A lot of her American success is due to the “Urban” radio stations which are ones geared towards Black Americans. When her songs play in the U.S it’s on the Hip hop and r&b channels and playlists She takes a lot of inspiration from Black American artists which she has admitted to herself and it’s listed in her Apple Music bio that she’s heavily inspired by Aaliyah and Brandy. The sneak dissing towards black Americans from others about this is so unwarranted when they are the main ones uplifting her music in the U.S. and she takes a lot of inspiration from their music culture. The space that she takes up in the U.S will always be Black cultural spaces and that’s just a fact as to how the U.S views what is and isn’t Black culture and her aesthetic and branding is one that is always going to be viewed as Black to other Americans. But then some Africans will try to blame any backlash she gets on Black Americans “being jealous” or Xyz Like some of us have been rocking with her since her first releases and she’s easily marketable to our culture but we keep getting blamed anytime she falls short of unanimous approval yet it’s not us doing that solely. In fact I’ve literally seen plenty of Nigerians and other Africans turn their back on her after she won the Grammy over other African artists

@nneynaeneyi

3 ай бұрын

Well then in that case , why is it mostly black Americans making fun of her and her ticket sales ? I see your point but if that’s true then maybe we should give her more grace then we are choosing to . I’ve seen Nigerians do that too but they are fools , us Nigerians do not claim those people lmao , my step mother and little sis are South African so yeah . I’m not one of them but I see what your saying . I respect your opinion , but I must say the whole “American aesthetic “ a lot of Africans have been on that wave . That’s old news , at this point Africans are very modern naturally . Especially South Africans being that they were taken over by Europeans back then . Also let’s be honest tyla was pushed towards Americans to be a representation of afrobeats because she mixed race , when we had tons of talented African artists who are already here .

@kennyb1588

3 ай бұрын

@@nneynaeneyi l it’s not the “American Aesthetic” but the “Black/African-American aesthetic” And her style is very reminiscent of late 90s early 00s African-American pop culture look +Rhianna And that wasn’t a diss to say that Africans aren’t modern but to point out the fact that AA pop culture and aesthetics often differ from the vast amount of African pop culture. We may share some elements like hair styles and gold jewelry but our pop culture is quite different Take Ayra Starr for example who follows Alt Nigerian aesthetic which is a different look from American alt culture

@marcelhaines7712

2 ай бұрын

​@@nneynaeneyiI also think that here in Africa, very little emphasis is placed on who Is doing or wearing what from which culture...it's just done...everybody listens to everyone's music...everyone wears whatever they want from whatever culture or race ..we even mix and match...so it's totally foreign to us as Africans where things are policed...music...style of dress..it's alien to us that people own these things..how do they own them when those things are worn by everybody ..no matter what culture or race..in Africa...Here in south Africa you will even find a Zulu person in full Indian regalia...as an outfit ..and we all praise

@kennyb1588

2 ай бұрын

@@marcelhaines7712 that’s because the u.s has a very bad habit of taking elements from minority cultures popularizing them On the majority population and then erasing the minorities existences from it or renaming the element The culture of gatekeepimb didn’t always exist it has to do with the fact that historically white ppl were always allowed into minority spaces but minorities weren’t allowed in theirs. And this wouldn’t have been an issue until white ppl started taking what they saw (ex. Jazz, clothing styles, dance etc.) and exporting it as “American culture” but erasing the Black and other minority groups from that culture they were profiting on

@elaiyeabiamoweilucky4591

Ай бұрын

una no fit talk una nons£nse mke una no involve nigerians?😂

Feeling sorry for TYLA nd I looove your accent Nneyna E

This girl is talented !!! She actually has talent!!❤

Hi Tyler I love your music. I wish you a speedy recovery .jealous is always there don't mind your haters.you go big girl much love❤❤❤

This girl is so so so talented 🤔! Above all her beauty is just heart melting! There’s nothing wrong u can really point Or put yo finger on it🤷‍♀️! She’s a package! Let us just be proud of her as Mzansi 🙏🏿🙏🏿🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦

Tyla is a destination child 🚸❤❤❤❤❤❤

@lynn7086

Ай бұрын

But what type of destination. Only time will tell. Peeps are tiring of Water and the dance moves are becoming boring.

Ambiguity is the word you were looking for💜

Thanks for doing this , i thought i was the only who though she was getting so much unnecessary hate

I love Tyla she's the best ❤🎉

Let's be patience. The girl just started. Give her some time and I'm sure there are more hits to come!

She's in pain I think people should respect that she apologized ..and what the tickets concern there'll be another change stop Jumpin to conclusions please

@kennyb1588

3 ай бұрын

Right! If it was just low ticket sales that caused her to postpone I don’t think she would have cancelled her Coachella performances and other festivals where the ticket sales weren’t based on her name alone.

Hope she’ll be okay 🤞🇿🇦

Love your content

@nneynaeneyi

3 ай бұрын

Tysm !

OMG the jealousy is real women had negative things to say about her outfit & I deleted those comments shes a great artist ✌

She sounds really nice

God bless u get well soon

Is it just me or is it a coincidence that Willow Smith is making a major appearance and is found literally everywhere on KZread and IG with her song 6th dimension which was released years ago....after Tyler won the Grammys and was not able to make the tour 🤔❤❤ WE LOVE YOU TYLA! STAY AUTHENTIC AND KEEP YOURSELF ROOTED IN YOUR FAMILY AND YOU WON'T GO WRONG. YOU DON'T ONLY REPRESENT AFRICA. YOU REPRESENT ALL US INDIGENOUS PERSONS ❤❤❤ LOVE FROM THE ISALNDS.

I love Tula and I pray for good health,safety and prosperity!!! Stop the hate on this beautiful sister. We Americans are so mixed … we don’t really know ourselves. I pray that she will one day be blessed with a brother as a soul mate…treating her as a true queen. Rihanna found one… Tyla will discern the good from the back and find life long completeness.😊

True

At least yall were there in mind us South Africans were not even thought about 😢 but and that's on the team not tyla

For certain those Big Shots at her Recording label is pushing her nonstop..Their about the🤑💸only. This young woman must take care of herself. If she doesn't no one else will in that field. She's probably surrounded by buzzards out to make every penny they can off her. Because she does a lot of dancing her injury could be anything from back injury, hip injury etc. Whatever it is she needs time to recover to avoid accessible usage of pain medication on tours. Let's just pray that God will keep her safe.

Thank you for being accurate about her race. Colourds are brown ppl in South Africa they were called brown ppl before apartheid began. Also i do believe her label is rushing her success in the us and Europe with the tour bcs yes she built her brand first in africa but not many ppl in the us listen to her other catalogs. I believe they have to work on more televised performances, festivals and promoting the album then release maybe a deluxe version of her album and finally go on tour. To africans her success has been long overdo, but to Americans, it feels like it's too early.

@nneynaeneyi

2 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for understanding what I was trying to say !

@retshidisitsweratlalane8755

2 ай бұрын

@user-vj6pw9my8x they did dear it's the reason she signed a joint venture with epic records because of her debut single. It's the reason she went on tour with Chris brown and sang at the dolce gabbana after party before water was released.

@retshidisitsweratlalane8755

2 ай бұрын

Yall just say anything

@retshidisitsweratlalane8755

2 ай бұрын

@@user-vj6pw9my8x she performed for dolce Gabbana be4 water

@retshidisitsweratlalane8755

2 ай бұрын

Before water was released she went on tour with Chris brown, her debut single went viral and got her signed to epic records she was put on the map a long time ago and performed all over africa and Europe a long time ago just because yiu were living under a rock during that time doesn't mean she did not make an impact b4 water was released.

She reminds me of my younger self even though i am 2 years older than her

Love her song tho

I don't get why people are saying she's the representation for afrobeats as if its a bad thing,a lot of African artists don't break it in America just by hopping on one genre beats, Nigerians (Asake,for example)use Amapiano samples on top of their beats why can't Tyla mix Amapiano with rnb and afrobeats😅

Is this cancellation really due to injury or poor sales ??

Commentator please stop making divisive comments Africans and African Americans are one ! We still love Tyla! Ms Starr is in for a rocky ride js!!!1

@nneynaeneyi

2 ай бұрын

That’s the last thing I’m trying to do . I am Nigerian and half African American myself .

@mattiehunley4366

2 ай бұрын

@@nneynaeneyi I respect that! I am a South African American. I am currently retired in South Africa 🇿🇦. I’m am a fan of Tyla! She is most definitely talented! USA music game is a b!!! I like Ayria Starr my choice would go to the Grammy Awards winner!! Tyla !!!1

Ambuity

Well, the truth is rhat she cancelled the tour because of poor ticket sales and not injury. She had injury, yet she was able release a debut album and also traveling up and down the US, London and others. Please, it wasn't any injury. Or did you really expect her to say say it if she truly cancelled her tour 😮😮due to poor ticket sakes?

What must Tyla do must she go sing sick who will do that on earth. What is wrong with the people she is only human.I pray that you will get well soon

Tyla

I would guess it is a hip...

tyla's mother is black south african her dad is south asian what is this craziness saying tyla is not black?she may say colored because she is mixed but in the Americas you are 100% black that hair is not south asian at all

@beckyegbon6968

2 ай бұрын

Her mother is mixed lol, she's only like a quarter black, so she's more indian than black plus her facial and body features scream indian lol, its the conrrows and curly hair that get ppl confused! Face reality.

@beckyegbon6968

2 ай бұрын

Her mother is mixed (zulu and irish) so that means that she's more indian than african plus her body and facial features scream indian, its the braids and curly hair that are confusing ppl. Face reality, she's everything but black, we don't know what blackness looks like anymore, being black is being monoracial while being mixed is being multiracial , everyone is black nowadays.🤦‍♀️

Tyla maybe as young as she is, but she knows the way she was brought up that she is not black & to be classified as black, it’s a real shame & less opportunities. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦

I bought tickets for her tour and when I looked at the dates for it, I literally told my friends I wouldn’t be surprised if it got cancelled I had gotten the San Francisco date and the one before that was 2 days apart and in Canada. Like the next was another time zone away and again maybe 2 days apart. On top of that they kept adding in festival dates I literally looked at the calendar they had lined up for her and said poor girl is gonna be exhausted half the time. It didn’t seem like the schedule they gave her allowed for any downtime or even just time to get acclimated to where they were going to be before they were flying somewhere else.

4:44 you don't say "conversate" the correct way to say it is "converse." I'm just helping out so others don't sound dumb.

Let’s be honest; Tyla was America’s attempt to take what Nigeria has done with Afrobeats/Afropop and make it more “mainstream” by putting someone racially ambiguous in our face as the representation of Afropop around the world. Tems, Ayra Starr, and TEMS all have worldwide success by not being pushed as this overly sexual image unlike what we see with Tyla. Once the appeal of overly sexualizing Tyla has worn off, will people still listen to her music????

@KamariaNias

3 ай бұрын

I do think she's the whole package: she has talent , beauty , stage presence ect and what you said was true . There are too many successful afro artists for Tyla to be the representation . Just to add more her mother was a talent Scout and his father was a manager of something I don't remember but her were already working in the music industry. I don't think she's an industry but the way she makes it seem she came from a place where her parents didn't have any contact in the music industry .

@globalcitizenn

3 ай бұрын

Yes coz she is a phenomenal singer. America always sexualises the women, but if they are talented, they will last. Look at Dua Lipa.

@rerebrook5057

3 ай бұрын

@@globalcitizenn Dua does not have an identifiable brand.

@kennyb1588

3 ай бұрын

⁠@@globalcitizenntbf Tyla was sexualized before she ever signed to an American label, Listen to her song Thata Ahh with Shaunmusic and been thinking and if you look at her performances and outfits on the Chris Brown tour they are pretty much the same to everything now I would say she started playing more into an adult image when she released To last

@rerebrook5057

3 ай бұрын

@@globalcitizennShe has a pretty voice but if we are saying phenomenal there are more established singers we can give that title to.

Honestly...she has talent..., but she's just a baby in the industry. Her abilities are limited. Not as versatile as Beyonce's, honestly. Beyonce is becoming or is already considered to be a legend. Even though others have said Beyonce is "influenced" by spiritual influence or ,"dark forces"...????? But let's be honest..., Tyla's vocal ability, video quality and stage presence is nothing compared to Beyonce'. Tyla will quickly fade out in the industry.

Leave tyla alone , hate on beyonce.!!

Why do you talk as if you are in pain with all Africans, why generalize by saying all Africans are hating on Tyla, so if few people people make an opinion, it means the whole Africa hate Tyla. This is the mistake most people make and cause people to begin hating on same artists.

@nneynaeneyi

2 ай бұрын

That’s actually the opposite of what I said in the video love

@emmalineandbrian1202

2 ай бұрын

@@nneynaeneyi Y’all hating on Tyla, is that not what you said in the video. The emphasize being on black Americans, but trying to let you know that you could create hatred for her, because of few people talking about her.

Hey Tyla hope you a speedy recovery ❤️‍🩹 don’t let them mf’ers work the hell out of you!!!1