Bisa Kdei teaches French Ambassador lyrics of his song in hilarious video; Kwaku Manu laughs
- The French Ambassador sounded like a serious student eager to learn the lyrics of the song featured on Kdei's 2016 album 'Breakthrough'
- She fumbled a bit at the beginning of the lesson and also asserted her pride in being a national of France
- An excited Anne Sophie Ave clapped for herself when she eventually was able to correctly say the lyrics
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Ghanaian singer and songwriter, Bisa Kdei has shared a video of himself teaching Bisa how to sing his popular song "Brother Brother."
The video posted on Instagram shows Kdei teaching the latter the lyrics of the song released in 2016, with dancer Incredible Zigi serving as a backup teacher.
Source: Instagram
The video was shot during the taping of an episode of 'Touch of France,' a show that Her Excellency Ave hosts. The show has featured the likes of President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, John Dumelo and Jackie Appiah.
The video has attracted a lot of comments from people including actor Kwaku Manu who were obviously amused by the video.
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Watch the video below.
Find below some of the comments on the video.
kwakumanubob: ""
daviez.___: "This is sooo lovely , you see how patriotic these white pple are . Even in midst of joke she still want to portray where she is from"
adwoa_goldie_gh: "As3m b3n koraa ni"
_kofi_prince1: "That’s talent! Found ways that Paris version was gonna sound well!"
kalapressgh: "she's dope she'll soon be your song writer"
punkiehontas_: lady just sing the lyrics lol"
hajj_dawud: "That’s when you’re serious to learn"
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that a video has popped up online of Anne-Sophie Ave, the French Ambassador to Ghana, dancing to Stonebwoy's song 'Sobolo.'
The video posted on Twitter sees Ave showing her dancing skills during the taping of 'Touch of France.'
Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh previously reported that Annie Sophie Ave had described the man who slapped French President Emmanuel Macron as a “moron.”
Speaking in an interview on Starr103.5FM and monitored by YEN.com.gh, Ave’ said the incident gave France an appalling image across the globe.
Source: YEN.com.gh
