KOMPA! MAGAZINE

[kompared]

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I asked KENSY and he told me FOR SURE SHABBA, POUCHON, and RORO will be there with Clef. He also says that he thinks that DJAKOUT (As in the whole band) will be there as well.

Kafou wrote:

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Koze sa yo ginyin twop Limonade ladan yo. St-thomas mwen ye, se leu mwen we ma kwe.

Kafou, ou se yon neg normal....Flanneur brooklyn se neg ki eklere....MAP SUIVRE....
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[vladi411]

its good whenever any haitian band making progress int he hmi.. men le youn fe bet se chen li ye men le yon lot fe MTV se pa chen ...so kisa liye la. keep the haitian music moving forward. Congrat to Djakout
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[stallion25]

first was micky ane pase se te vice la now djakout good for kompa clef good job home boy pagin selfish minm di tou epi fok nou achete new cd clef la wi sipote star fe cd sale li go up i heard clef was in the 28 list nan cd sale li comeo n nou ka fe cleff up nan top 10 nan wi sipote clef souple
ou fe mtv deja ane pase se te bet now se mtv

[nenevice]

Congrats to jazz lokal la si se bon pawol!!!
otherwise Zendo ap Petendo manti'm fe?
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BAT CHYEN AN....epi TANN MÈT LI!!!!👍

[Benny Blanco]

@ToToVice - ou kon anpil bagay wi fre... eske wap la... di'm pou nou ka we an dedan...

Alo Rockers mwen al wi... eske'w wap marche ave'm... Nap la Duvalierist stylee...

TOTOVICE wrote:

Congrats to Djakout! Like RC said , apres sa party kay wycleff yes aya! RC eske wap la? na we anba si ou ap la! TOTOVICE BOSTON UNITED TOUT TAN! _____________________________________________________________ [size=18]BOSTON UNITED STAND KANAVAL 2008 PI RED![/size]

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Se Nou Ki Nou, A Pre Nou, Se Nou, N'ap Tou Jour Nou

[Marcus kompalover]

kompamagazine wrote:

Djakout New York promoter KENSY told Kompa Magazine that WYCLEF will bring along DJAKOUT MIZIK to the studios of MTV on DECEMBER 31st where they will perform "TOUCH YOUR BUTTON" from his CARNIVAL 2 CD. KENSY says that it is the first time that a Haitian Compas band will appear on MTV. DECMEBER 31ST....We'll tune in and see what goes down. CONGRATS DJAKOUT! KM!

Djakout pral montre le monde kisa kompa direk la ye se sa yo di sa ki sere pou ou menm lavalas paka pote li ale. sa se you bel cadeau de fin d'annee pour les fans de Djazz peyi ya mwen menm sa se avek 2 men ke map recevra gro cadeau saa. Thanks Cleff u are the best.
lobey la pran lari ti voisin an te fe BET jodi ya nap fe MTV yes aya.

[kompared]

Marcuskompalover wrote:

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Djakout pral montre le monde kisa kompa direk la

Marcus, se DJAKOUT ki pral jwe ou bien WYCLEFF..??
Mwen pa wer nom DJAKOUT nan MTV ad la non...Yo fer yon mistake...Oh I see now. Thanks MARCUS...
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[Tipoupee]

Clef ap fe pou pep la pale-l mal plus

Congrats to Djakout Mizik.

Nice move wyclef!
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[konpa_#1_fan]

Sa se pral yon gwo eksperyan pou djazz peyi a...........
Tout sa ki pat ko nan Djakout la vinn lage ko nou paske tren an plal demare>>>>>>>>>>>>




"Mwen gen yon T-Vice nan Djakout mwen"
Konpa pou tout an.................................
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I have a NU LOOk while inside Djakout!!!!
""WAT DE BI DE BA DE BLO""

[Dimea-A-Dozen]

Pitit Ginen wrote:

Some may say that I am always political about things. Yet, I am convinced that Black people should not be complacent when it comes to History because black people are the most oppressed in the world. But surprisingly, we always manage to overcome. Now that we can see Wyclef and plenty of other black artists on that MTV, guess who we should thank for that? Before the powerful, the ultimate entertaining Thriller video from Michael Jackson in 1982, MTV’s management made it clear to Michael’s manager Yetnikoff, head of CBS Records at the time, that they won’t play black videos. In that time, MTV was dedicated only to rock music. It is only after Michael Jackson’s breakthrough with Thriller that Prince will be featured on MTV. He will be the second black artist to do so. And boom! the door at MTV was open for all black artists, including Wyclef. And now Djakout. We must understand that it is because Michael was such a genius that MTV’s door couldn’t stay closed. Before Thriller, they had refused Billie Jeans from the same genius. After they saw the impact of Thriller, MTV would follow Michael like a dog and asked him for everything he produced. In this December 2007 issue of Ebony magazine, Michael said that MTV’s management told him many times that he made MTV famous. I just said that Black people are the most oppressed in the world. That’s very true. However, lately I have been trying hard to get a message across. My message is simple: 1) Black people should learn to love, support and respect one another; 2) Black people should stop short of calling white people ‘’racist�, when we do we put ourselves in an inferior position because ‘’racism’’ is defined as white people pretending to be superior to all other races. By calling a white person racist, we basically give strength to the racist ideology; 3) The day Black leaders will start working in the interest of black people, that day Black People will be respected everywhere. Asians enjoyed no respect in the world until they start showing what they can achieve as people. Japan is a well known case. But look at China now. We must note that nothing was given to Michael. With his impressive imagination and creativity, he forced MTV to show respect for black artists. The same will happen for Black people as a whole when Black leaders start showing to the world that they are not stupid slaves, dirty traitors and sell-outs that they are now. I am sorry to say that Haiti won’t be Respected until we show that we are organized and productive as a people. Do we know that the only time Haiti was internationally Known and Respected was under Papa Doc (Duvalier père). Back then, Haiti’s name could be read on many products (coffee, tobacco, sugar, meat, Rum) etc. Wyclef, Djakout or T-Vice can do so much. Unfortunately, they can’t bring us ‘’Respect’’. Our ‘’Respect’’ will come only through political order and a country that works. Pitit Ginen. P/S. Love to all my brothers and sisters on the KM Board. Love for Haiti should mean Love for Haitians.

Pitit Ginen,

I had to bypass a whole bunch of nonsense, until, I came across your post...although no one responded, it redirected the whole focus and brought forth the positivity of this thread.

I thank you for pointing out what should be the true meaning of success within our country, and that is.... the upmost respect for one another.

Some of us may not like Djakout or even big fans of their music, irregardless of the case, we should hope this event brings out positivity for us as people and them as artist.

Furthermore, acknowledge those who made it possible. We lack so much of our history and culture within our own country; that I feel we somehow become content with what we are offered. Alot of inspirations comes from the past...so lets not forget that. We can't move forward w/out recognizing our past.

I wish Djakout the best and hope they bring 100% of their efforts, as well as, their professionalism; so that they may give an outstanding performance. Good luck!

Once more, thank you for pointing that out!