King Sunny Ade Thrills People In New York

TubeMan — Thu, 01 Sep 2016 11:39:10 +0000

We all know music unites people, and Nigeria is know to have the best music and most especially Afro juju music.

“I grew up listening to him,” says one Nigerian guy

The king of Juju music King Sunny Ade was in New York for the first time in seven years. He performed and thrilled the audience at Metro Tech in Brooklyn New York.

“I can see oyinbo people dancing, i’m like wow,” says one lady

Battabox presenter Lolade attended the concert and in the process spoke to lots of people in attendance what they think of Nigerian music.

King Sunny Ade sand and danced his heart out as the audience sang and danced along. Lolade also spoke to the king himself.

“This is like a second home coming,” he says

Watch and enjoy!

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LOL:Oyinbo Boy Eats Nigerian Food For The First Time

TubeMan — Fri, 15 Jul 2016 06:00:00 +0000

Nigerians travel around the world everyday and they try out different cuisines from western countries, but would still choose Nigerian food over every other meal any day. But do people in western countries know what Nigerian food actually taste like?

BattaBox presenter Lolade takes her oyinbo (white) friend Sean to a Nigerian restaurant in Staten Island, New York where he tries Nigerian food for the first time.

“I’m going to order you pounded yam, egusi soup and you have to try the jollof rice,” says lolade as she made her order.

To eat Nigerian food you have to have some certain skills, some of which are getting your hands dirty and knowing how to eat spicy or peppery food as Nigerians call it.

“Its slightly spicy but also sweet,” says Sean as he tried out the Jollof rice

“You have to eat it with all your fingers,” Lolade teaches him how to eat pounded yam.

But he then tried to use all ten fingers..lol

We don’t know how much Sean enjoyed the food, but he seemed satisfied.

Watch and enjoy…