Author Topic: THIS MIGHT BE THE MOST EXPENSIVE CLIP IVE SEEN FROM A CONGOLESE ARTIST  (Read 2636 times)

Matebu on: April 06, 2020, 03:51

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I know Norbat has a day job (most sapeurs are scammers), but the collective cost of all the griffes (fashion) is a few hundred thousand dollars. On top of that, the clip was recorded in the States with his entire crew plus the session artists

Anyways, my favorite générique from 2019. Amazing how Pecos still has his voice. He arguably sounds better now then the late 90’s


Shout to Norbat to being a celebrity, and still putting out solid music as a hobby
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Seben_Maniac #1 on: April 06, 2020, 04:49

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Wait who is this guy?! I recognize that the animator is from Defao's late 90s albums. Great music!

Jeffrey Sirjeza Sibanda #2 on: April 06, 2020, 07:32

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Kkkkkk this was a great opportunity to make a good clip but I think over excitement blew everything up.........No script, horrible choreography, cinematography and so so so disorganized, just hope they were not paid to market those clothes cause they did the opposite. This is clumsy....... But yeah it might be expensive.

Matebu #3 on: April 06, 2020, 13:54

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Wait who is this guy?! I recognize that the animator is from Defao's late 90s albums. Great music!

Norbat de Paris is a famous sapeur who infamously won the biggest fashion competition show there. He’s a big celebrity in France

Yes, it’s Defao’s former atalakou Pecos who animated on La Guerre de 100ans, Bana Congo, Rigo Star’s album, and a few others. Very good atalakou as a natural tenor