Nyota Mzimbabwe Jah Prayzah katika kashfa ya kukopi video ya Diamond Platnumz

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nyota wa muziki maarufu nchini zimbabwe Jah Playzah amekumbwa na kashfa kubwa ya kukopi kila kitu video ya wimbo ya wimbo wake jarusarema kutoka katika video ya wimbo mdogomdogo ya mwanamuziki Diamond Plutnumz wa Tanzania. hata hivyo imekuja kugundulika baadae kabisa wakati nyota huyo mzimbabwe akiwa keshabeba tuzo mbali mbali kupitia video hiyo.

Cheki video hiyo hapo

 
kalagabaho said:
nyota wa muziki maarufu nchini zimbabwe Jah Playzah amekumbwa na kashfa kubwa ya kukopi kila kitu video ya wimbo ya wimbo wake jarusarema kutoka katika video ya wimbo mdogomdogo ya mwanamuziki Diamond Plutnumz wa Tanzania. hata hivyo imekuja kugundulika baadae kabisa wakati nyota huyo mzimbabwe akiwa keshabeba tuzo mbali mbali kupitia video hiyo.

Cheki video hiyo hapo

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Domo ndo kaiba huo mziki wa mzimbabwe
 
yomboo said:
Domo ndo kaiba huo mziki wa mzimbabwe
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kama unajua english soma hii habari toka harare Zimbabwe ( Did Jah Prayzah steal video concept?)


HARARE - Jah Prayzah, the country’s current favourite musician, stands accused of plagiarising the concept of Tanzania’s Diamond Platnumz’s Mdogo Mdogo for his Jerusarema video.

The striking similarities between the two videos have sent tongues wagging in the local entertainment industry. In Diamond Platnumz’s video a black man, donning traditional attire, falls in love with a white king’s daughter. After initial resistance, the king grants the
two his blessings.

The Mdogo Mdogo video was shot in a jungle and features some 18th century King Castles.

Jah Prayzah’s Jerusarema video follows the same route. The high-riding star, who is portrayed in the video as a struggling musician, falls in love with a white princess, angering the royal family in the process.

Eventually Jah Prayzah gets his girl. Just like the Mdogo Mdogo video, the Jerusarema one was shot in a jungle and features some 18th century King Castles.

The fact that Jah Prayzah’s video was only released late last year, more than a year after 27-year-old Diamond Platnumz had released his, has seen the Uzumba-born artiste being attacked in the court of public opinion.

Efforts to get a comment from Jah Prayzah on the similarities of the two videos were fruitless yesterday but his manager Keen Mushapaidze dismissed the resemblance as “pure coincidence.”

“We got to know about Diamond Platnumz’s video when people started commenting on our Facebook after we had released ours.

“That was a mere coincidence of art. Actually, Jah Prayzah is the one who wrote the script and it was initially supposed to be shot in the Australia but we then decided to shoot it in Vumba in the Eastern Highlands,” he said.

Mushapaidze added that nothing is new under the sun.

“When we noticed it, we laughed it off saying it happens in the music industry but it is now slowly getting onto our nerves because some people are starting to talk about it in a negative manner,” he said.

This is not the first time the award-winning Jah Prayzah has been accused of ‘stealing’ a work of art. Last year the Jerusarema singer was accused of copying the beat of the song
“Mwanasikana,” off his “Tsviriyo” album from Ghanaian musician Emmanuel Samini’s 2007 hit
track titled “Samini”.

After incessant attacks on social media, Jah Prayzah later owned up.

The Uzumba-born star said the heard Samini on an African movie that he watched when he was making Tsviriyo in 2013.

“I was watching an African movie and I enjoyed the soundtrack. I did not know it was a released song (on the market). I just thought it was a track made for the movie. The beat was good and I was tempted to use it on one of my songs,” he said.

Jah Prayzah added that he did not know the composer of the song at the time he plagiarised the beat. Interestingly the popular music star won the Outstanding Video award for the contentious ‘Mwanasikana.”
 
kalagabaho said:
kama unajua english soma hii habari toka harare Zimbabwe ( Did Jah Prayzah steal video concept?)


HARARE - Jah Prayzah, the country’s current favourite musician, stands accused of plagiarising the concept of Tanzania’s Diamond Platnumz’s Mdogo Mdogo for his Jerusarema video.

The striking similarities between the two videos have sent tongues wagging in the local entertainment industry. In Diamond Platnumz’s video a black man, donning traditional attire, falls in love with a white king’s daughter. After initial resistance, the king grants the
two his blessings.

The Mdogo Mdogo video was shot in a jungle and features some 18th century King Castles.

Jah Prayzah’s Jerusarema video follows the same route. The high-riding star, who is portrayed in the video as a struggling musician, falls in love with a white princess, angering the royal family in the process.

Eventually Jah Prayzah gets his girl. Just like the Mdogo Mdogo video, the Jerusarema one was shot in a jungle and features some 18th century King Castles.

The fact that Jah Prayzah’s video was only released late last year, more than a year after 27-year-old Diamond Platnumz had released his, has seen the Uzumba-born artiste being attacked in the court of public opinion.

Efforts to get a comment from Jah Prayzah on the similarities of the two videos were fruitless yesterday but his manager Keen Mushapaidze dismissed the resemblance as “pure coincidence.”

“We got to know about Diamond Platnumz’s video when people started commenting on our Facebook after we had released ours.

“That was a mere coincidence of art. Actually, Jah Prayzah is the one who wrote the script and it was initially supposed to be shot in the Australia but we then decided to shoot it in Vumba in the Eastern Highlands,” he said.

Mushapaidze added that nothing is new under the sun.

“When we noticed it, we laughed it off saying it happens in the music industry but it is now slowly getting onto our nerves because some people are starting to talk about it in a negative manner,” he said.

This is not the first time the award-winning Jah Prayzah has been accused of ‘stealing’ a work of art. Last year the Jerusarema singer was accused of copying the beat of the song
“Mwanasikana,” off his “Tsviriyo” album from Ghanaian musician Emmanuel Samini’s 2007 hit
track titled “Samini”.

After incessant attacks on social media, Jah Prayzah later owned up.

The Uzumba-born star said the heard Samini on an African movie that he watched when he was making Tsviriyo in 2013.

“I was watching an African movie and I enjoyed the soundtrack. I did not know it was a released song (on the market). I just thought it was a track made for the movie. The beat was good and I was tempted to use it on one of my songs,” he said.

Jah Prayzah added that he did not know the composer of the song at the time he plagiarised the beat. Interestingly the popular music star won the Outstanding Video award for the contentious ‘Mwanasikana.”
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Sina muda mchafu soma wewe kwa faida yako na jamii yako
 
Kwenye biashara kukopi ni kawaida hata maduka yalioko kariakoo yamekopiwa ni kuendelea na maisha tu as long as aliyekopi hajafanya vibaya na mpaka tuzo kala basi hakuna shida
 
afu huyo kaimba shona labda useme maudhui ya kideo lakini otherwise wasanii wanaigana sana domo mwenyewe sio kichwa kivilee kubuni kila kitu chake sometimes anakopi na kufanya maboresho ili asionekane kama kaibia.
 
Kobe said:
afu huyo kaimba shona labda useme maudhui ya kideo lakini otherwise wasanii wanaigana sana domo mwenyewe sio kichwa kivilee kubuni kila kitu chake sometimes anakopi na kufanya maboresho ili asionekane kama kaibia.
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kinachozungumziwa hapo ni video au we umeelewaje?
 
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