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Tag: Jovi

Surprise! Another blog bout Jovi

April 16, 2018 ananyabizness

Jovi’s street anthem Et P8 Koi (So What?) shows the use of Cameroonian language in hip-hop as means of depicting identity in a globalized music

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Show me the light Jovi

February 22, 2018 ananyabizness

This post is another testament to Jovi, and his art that has the power of erasing class and gendered boundaries to solidify the Cameroonian social

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B.A.S.T.A.R.D by Jovi

February 21, 2018 amcassidy1

While researching rappers in Cameroon, I came across a blog that mentions Cameroon’s Jovi as a pure rapper with undeniable talent. Of course I wanted

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How Jovi makes us bump to the sound of Cameroon

February 8, 2018 ananyabizness

In world where African hip-hop artists are being accused of imitating American culture to produce their art, Cameroonian rapper Jovi represents the amalgamation of the

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Jovi, proud B.A.S.T.A.R.D from Cameroon

February 6, 2018 norabgk

“Bastard: informal, an unpleasant or despicable person”. According to the Oxford English dictionary, a Bastard is a contemptible person. Anyone should be ashamed to be

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