i love the fact that you're teaching the next generation how to tie the gele....but hate the fact that these outsiders think it's a fashion statement that they can sell...
@acho93 Perhaps if people like you didn't spend so much time defining others as "outsiders" instead of people in the human family, there wouldn't e so much hatred in the world. Don't be such a self-righteous snob.
@shesmelting so what...why should the fashion industry steal my cultural idea and make millions off it when they don't even know how to wear it; while we gain nothing from it?
@shesmelting so what...why should the fashion industry steal my cultural idea and make millions off it when they don't even know how to wear it; while we gain nothing from it?
@acho93 LOL I seriously doubt the fashion industry will make "millions" but even if they do . . . so? Blue jeans are undoubtedly part of American culture. No one bitches or moans because everyone in the world has "stolen" the cultural American icon that is denim but you don't hear people bitching about cultural appropriation. Why do you think your cultural should be immune to capitalism when no one else's is?
@shesmelting wut part of don't reply do you bitches not understand? anyways if nigerians actually embraced their culture by using them as fashion innovations instead of being lazy and eating fufu all day they could actually prosper in the fashion industry.
tnx for posting this video. tnx to your video, I can now tie gele for myself and friends. I've even taught others how to tie gele and it is all because you shared your style. tnx much.
tnx for posting this video. tnx to your video, I can now tie gele for myself and friends. I've even taught others how to tie gele and it is all because you shared your style. tnx much.
just ran across this video, I have seen these worn but not so stiff, do you wear an underscarf or bone under it to help keep it in place? I like the yellow one better then the other color. :-)
I removed my comments. I'd rather promote peace. I apologize for any offense I may have committed in saying the gele was Senegalese, it is Nigerian. I still enjoy the video and the warm memories I have of watching my Mom wrap her gele.
lolll sorry i thought that was funny but you can't find it at Joanne's, just go to a Nigerian store where they sell traditional attire and ask for it, either "Jubilee". there is also Aso-Oke(but that one is cloth material) but just ask for "Jubilee" and they will know what you are talking about referring to the gele...=)
heeeyyy chica soo my mom learnt how to tie her gele with this video every time she ties it she always says ahhh God will bless this gurl soo i finally said i will write you and tell you thank you from me and my mother:))
I really want to wear this in church 2morrow but that would not be a good idea. LOL! You know how that goes. I can hear it now. I can't see! LOl LOL LOL
You should be a gele model. I'll bet you could sell many rectangles of that material. Also, so cute running from the living room to the mirror and back again. : ) You made me think of my own daughter. Bless you and thanks!
Why did I think it took more work than this. These are beautiful pieces of art, actually I think of them as architecture. So glad the colonist didn't take everything away from the continent.
this is sucha good video nigerian women man u guys try lol, remember seeing my mum always tying hers on events etc and all u can is ruffle lol. Man i wonder who came up with this
Thats exactly how i tie my gele, but im using a softer fabric taht doesnt make all the noise. I want that fabric, it has more body to it. what is it, damask? taffeta? what?
Great job Ms.Lady. I've had my scarf sitting in my closet for a few years now because I didn't know how to tie. But thanks to your video, I can start using it!
thank u sooooooooooooo much...i am a german woman...but i love Nigeria things sooo much...i never knew how to tie Gele ...but thank God for u oooooooooo...stay blessed..
appreciate d video, i used to think i couldn't tie it myself but after seeing this i'm bringin my gele to skool with me n gon be rocking my gele to church.
this is the best gele tying video me and my sister now kno how to tie a gele. i just want to know how to do other styles of gele tying. plz post more. thanks!
what kind of material is this? i touched my niece gele and it felt like one of those plasticy table clothes but not..its iwerd to explain but its not a material i have ever felt before.
Thank u so much if there's one thing i want learn so bad, it's tying my head gear myself. My friend does it for me but i'll get marry someday and she won't be there to do it. Thanks once more.
If u refer to the Gele the fabric is Taffeta also aso oke could be used but for this particular style, better to use taffeta material they have quality brands with trade mark 'HAYES' et.c
Thanks for this information. I guess there must be many different kinds of taffeta. I've had many taffeta slips and although they have a great "swishy" sound underneath my dresses, they've never made the "crackling" sound this fabric makes. Thanks, again.
thanks so much!!!!! after watching your video i now know how to tie my gele better than my mom---and i was born in the u.s.!!! you should put a tape showing the best way to tie a net headtie....thanks, god bless
Thank you so much for this video. You have saved the day! I have a wedding in 16hours and I have been working on the gele for almost 2 hours without getting anywhere. Thanks again and God bless you.
Ahhh another thank you for I too wish to surprise my mother in law when we meet that I can tie my Gele IM also looking into appropriate greetings ....Blessed thanks
Absolutely GORGEOUS! Thank you for the fantastic demo-I've been looking for a great tutorial on gele for years!!! You look beautiful in the both headdresses!
wow. what kind of material is this to make it so stiff. i have cotton and it will not stay up like this. but i hear that any fabric from any part of Africa (exp Yoruba) is different. and African fabric is what should be used in tying the Gele and wearing the dress. so, how many yards and what material, please?
Great job in educating us on how to tie an ichafu, but you do make it look so easy. Rome wasn't built in a day. I'll just have to continue to practice, practice, practice. Thanks again.
I'm so sorry I wasn't trying to be rude, and I'm terribly sorry if I offended anyone by my comment, I was just expressing how fantastic she was doing this, I personally think they look brilliant!
I am lousy at wrapping a present, tape everywhere, it was meant to be a compliment not an insult so once again to everyone reading this, but more importantly the lovely lady who was demonstrating how its done, I'm sincerely sorry if my remark was interpreted as being rude.
@StarKatz wow...i didn't even read the "offensive" comment you left but this was probably the best apology i've ever read! You are a kind spirit! Bless you~
I tie many other headwraps and have wondered for a long time how to do that one..what a fantastic "FIND" coming across this video. Thank you for generously sharing!
I notice that the fabric looks stiff. What type of fabric do you use for a gele?
Psalms11817 3 weeks ago
So so cute...lol...your video was the first I saw show how to do it with a diagonal fold. Thank you...hope to see more styles.
blackbeautyrr 1 month ago
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MsJulieHope 3 months ago
красиво получилось))спасибо)буду старатся)
kirrufus 4 months ago
is tht paper
besmart78 6 months ago
Did you get my message? Please respond, it is urgent.
BaniProductions 6 months ago
What kind of Fabric is your scarf?
MsBigtatas 6 months ago
that was very my mum wore it and she looked beutiful it. ty
slowmotionRANDOM 6 months ago
thanks for teaching me...i watch this film before a party last year and my oso ke came out to be so beautiful,,,i forgot to thank you
2010queen35 8 months ago
oooooh i want one!!!!! is it naturally that crinkly or do you put loads of starch in it???
gtzfynest20 9 months ago
Nice job...This was the stunt my babe was blowing my mind with in Niageria...now I know.
georgenabulele 9 months ago
thank you so much my mum is very happy that you showed her how tye the gele
DanDudeism 9 months ago
What kind of fabric is that made out of? It sounds so hard. Will it be comfortable dancing in?
iamgodgirl 1 year ago 2
i love the fact that you're teaching the next generation how to tie the gele....but hate the fact that these outsiders think it's a fashion statement that they can sell...
acho93 1 year ago
@acho93 Perhaps if people like you didn't spend so much time defining others as "outsiders" instead of people in the human family, there wouldn't e so much hatred in the world. Don't be such a self-righteous snob.
shesmelting 9 months ago
@shesmelting so what...why should the fashion industry steal my cultural idea and make millions off it when they don't even know how to wear it; while we gain nothing from it?
acho93 9 months ago
@shesmelting so what...why should the fashion industry steal my cultural idea and make millions off it when they don't even know how to wear it; while we gain nothing from it?
p.s. don't bother replying.
acho93 9 months ago
@acho93 LOL I seriously doubt the fashion industry will make "millions" but even if they do . . . so? Blue jeans are undoubtedly part of American culture. No one bitches or moans because everyone in the world has "stolen" the cultural American icon that is denim but you don't hear people bitching about cultural appropriation. Why do you think your cultural should be immune to capitalism when no one else's is?
shesmelting 9 months ago
@shesmelting wut part of don't reply do you bitches not understand? anyways if nigerians actually embraced their culture by using them as fashion innovations instead of being lazy and eating fufu all day they could actually prosper in the fashion industry.
acho93 9 months ago
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what material do you use. and what is the size
shanna1950 1 year ago
what material do you use. and what is the size
shanna1950 1 year ago
wel done God bless you
natty871 1 year ago
what material is the scarf??? It's not a regular material
saudiawhite 1 year ago
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tnx for posting this video. tnx to your video, I can now tie gele for myself and friends. I've even taught others how to tie gele and it is all because you shared your style. tnx much.
guche007 1 year ago
tnx for posting this video. tnx to your video, I can now tie gele for myself and friends. I've even taught others how to tie gele and it is all because you shared your style. tnx much.
guche007 1 year ago
thank you so much my darling, for this wonderful post, I am Nigeria but I always have a problem tying my gele
nchinnenna 1 year ago
what type of material is that ?...can u get it at a local fabric shop
RegrowingRene101 1 year ago
@RegrowingRene101 no we order it or go to special stores.
acho93 1 year ago
Hi,thanks for ur lesson,it looks so simple like u do,i will definetely try it myself!!!
erikanwojo 1 year ago
I love it. ty so much for making this video.
sagodip 1 year ago
you look cut
chalka88 1 year ago
it looks great, but tell me, what is gele? is it paper? im from germany and i have never seen something like that ;-)
108rukminidevidasi 1 year ago
Thank you so much; you really help me ! God Bless you
cclaire28 1 year ago
just ran across this video, I have seen these worn but not so stiff, do you wear an underscarf or bone under it to help keep it in place? I like the yellow one better then the other color. :-)
StrainSop 1 year ago
thanks this really helps
nubianqueen20 1 year ago
Man! i love yall for posting this ...lol i love when ppl cherish culture from my country.... you look cute in ure native too... :D
sexysharinganinja800 2 years ago
thanks alot now i know how to do the head wrap
dwani 2 years ago
why does it sound like paper
lexxqohard 2 years ago 3
it has been stiffened with starch or wax or both its normally made out of cotton
mwendapolee 2 years ago
Thanks I am trying over and over again.
305n711 2 years ago
I removed my comments. I'd rather promote peace. I apologize for any offense I may have committed in saying the gele was Senegalese, it is Nigerian. I still enjoy the video and the warm memories I have of watching my Mom wrap her gele.
yaaharriott 2 years ago 2
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vixxy02 2 years ago
@yaaharriott If you are not sure just next time ask.I'm not nigerian and i know that Gele is nigerian.
kaliyuta 1 year ago
@kaliyuta I'm not sure why after I have already apologized for offending anyone I am being chastised again. Do you want me to apologize again?
yaaharriott 1 year ago
@yaaharriott no.not attacking or chastising at all.
kaliyuta 1 year ago
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vixxy02 2 years ago
looks really nice :)
what matrial is this gele made of?
dontgivafuckkk 2 years ago
I love you tube! hehehehehe, fantastic! hehehe
dumqueky 2 years ago
I *suck* at doing this. I need help god why.
TheUnabashedQueer 2 years ago
daaaamn seems like the fabric you have to use is reeeally heavy or something
XxBunnytailxX 2 years ago
actually the fabric is pretty thin its like wrapping paper consistency, thats how you can get it to stand up 'cause of the stiffness
missfashunoitall 2 years ago
:3 I'll try and find this kind of fabric at Joanne's
XxBunnytailxX 2 years ago
lolll sorry i thought that was funny but you can't find it at Joanne's, just go to a Nigerian store where they sell traditional attire and ask for it, either "Jubilee". there is also Aso-Oke(but that one is cloth material) but just ask for "Jubilee" and they will know what you are talking about referring to the gele...=)
naijagal 2 years ago
^ -^ Thanks! Will do!
XxBunnytailxX 2 years ago
heeeyyy chica soo my mom learnt how to tie her gele with this video every time she ties it she always says ahhh God will bless this gurl soo i finally said i will write you and tell you thank you from me and my mother:))
free2talk 2 years ago
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vixxy02 2 years ago
I really want to wear this in church 2morrow but that would not be a good idea. LOL! You know how that goes. I can hear it now. I can't see! LOl LOL LOL
TrueZeal 2 years ago
No I'm Australian
StarKatz 2 years ago
You should be a gele model. I'll bet you could sell many rectangles of that material. Also, so cute running from the living room to the mirror and back again. : ) You made me think of my own daughter. Bless you and thanks!
Penguinkinder 2 years ago
what kind of material is that
what is it called and how much do i need to make this thanks
antrionettiee 2 years ago
Thank you so SO MUCH! This is extremely helpful.
BahamaMamaT 2 years ago
HOW MUCH DO I NEED PER YARD
antrionettiee 2 years ago
You saved me. Thanks for putting this up xxx
Toyin007 2 years ago
Why did I think it took more work than this. These are beautiful pieces of art, actually I think of them as architecture. So glad the colonist didn't take everything away from the continent.
taleeni 2 years ago 2
i LOVE YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS....
nanakos 2 years ago
Thank you sooo much. I never thought this was so easy
beautifuljahmelia 2 years ago 3
WHAT KIND OF MATERIAL IS THAT
hardcoresweetness25 2 years ago
this is sucha good video nigerian women man u guys try lol, remember seeing my mum always tying hers on events etc and all u can is ruffle lol. Man i wonder who came up with this
sguardian870 2 years ago
oh man , looks hard
cant you just buy one :S
whizkid08 2 years ago
Thats exactly how i tie my gele, but im using a softer fabric taht doesnt make all the noise. I want that fabric, it has more body to it. what is it, damask? taffeta? what?
peepla7 3 years ago
its damask from swizterland, lol dont ask how i know
e198811 2 years ago
geeeze.... can u buy it already done?
lessonslearned987 3 years ago
LMAO ..omo Nope u cnat...ahha
F2daO 3 years ago
Thanks for this video. What material is the gele?
heystalkme 3 years ago
Great job Ms.Lady. I've had my scarf sitting in my closet for a few years now because I didn't know how to tie. But thanks to your video, I can start using it!
Snobfreelady 3 years ago
thank u sooooooooooooo much...i am a german woman...but i love Nigeria things sooo much...i never knew how to tie Gele ...but thank God for u oooooooooo...stay blessed..
MamaNaija2002 3 years ago 16
cam bona senati campong!
jankraw 3 years ago
appreciate d video, i used to think i couldn't tie it myself but after seeing this i'm bringin my gele to skool with me n gon be rocking my gele to church.
damygurl 3 years ago
u should be a teacher ... uve got it
sandi4sure 3 years ago
I throway salute o!!! Excellent teaching video. Keep it up.
Peejay011 3 years ago
wow..you helped me gal..now i can tie one too...tanks!!!
can we be pals????
smbarak2000 3 years ago
hello.. i'm just want to konw in what kind of store can i buy the Fabric!! Thank you!!!
20012000leo 3 years ago
this is the best gele tying video me and my sister now kno how to tie a gele. i just want to know how to do other styles of gele tying. plz post more. thanks!
Angelciona 3 years ago
I wore a gele for the first time, is it remotely possible to wear the same material again?
heartsmiles73 3 years ago
Still the best gele tying video!!!
rgb404 3 years ago
what kind of material is this? i touched my niece gele and it felt like one of those plasticy table clothes but not..its iwerd to explain but its not a material i have ever felt before.
pheonixphire 3 years ago 2
yea what material is it?
cclevans 3 years ago
Thanks for teaching this, i highly appreciate it.
tianabronze 3 years ago
God bless you! My ever-present gele-tying teacher.
ebonynaija 3 years ago
Still loving this video nerdstress
funred55 3 years ago
thanks 4 the vids really helped pls we need more tips thanks
LADEMI 3 years ago
Omo Naija
BrownSeduction 3 years ago
Thank u so much if there's one thing i want learn so bad, it's tying my head gear myself. My friend does it for me but i'll get marry someday and she won't be there to do it. Thanks once more.
olatony 3 years ago
Thank you. Fabulous!
judithfaith21 3 years ago 2
tku..ive gone into african stores for guidance and have been treated disrespectfully for my naivity...this is so helpful
cheleski68 3 years ago
What is that fabric? It's beautiful!
BG17921 3 years ago
the fabric is aso-oke
iyalosha 3 years ago
Thank you so much!
BG17921 3 years ago
If u refer to the Gele the fabric is Taffeta also aso oke could be used but for this particular style, better to use taffeta material they have quality brands with trade mark 'HAYES' et.c
omoibile 3 years ago
Thanks for this information. I guess there must be many different kinds of taffeta. I've had many taffeta slips and although they have a great "swishy" sound underneath my dresses, they've never made the "crackling" sound this fabric makes. Thanks, again.
BG17921 3 years ago
thanks for this, you mde it look so simple and gorgeous.
havpeace 3 years ago
thanks so much!!!!! after watching your video i now know how to tie my gele better than my mom---and i was born in the u.s.!!! you should put a tape showing the best way to tie a net headtie....thanks, god bless
naija4life08 3 years ago
she didnot have enough time i wish she did cuz i am dyin ta learn it look ma preety and big as dey say the bigger the better
henabo 3 years ago
me toooooo iyalosha
henabo 3 years ago
THE FABRIC FEELS LIKE PAPER
henabo 3 years ago
thankyou soooooo much, this is the most helpful video. thanks
fwcbaby 3 years ago
I can finally do it without my Mums help.thanks
rettrois 3 years ago
Thank You soooo much I have been looking for a while!!!
iyalosha 3 years ago
Thank you so much for this video. You have saved the day! I have a wedding in 16hours and I have been working on the gele for almost 2 hours without getting anywhere. Thanks again and God bless you.
skylove4ever 4 years ago 3
Ahhh another thank you for I too wish to surprise my mother in law when we meet that I can tie my Gele IM also looking into appropriate greetings ....Blessed thanks
SkaiHighCOnnections 4 years ago
Thanks so much for this Video, it really clarifies the subject!
AuntyNaija 4 years ago
At 1:57, it almost looks like a golden rose. How pretty. :D
amerikanempire 4 years ago 2
thanks for posting this this is very kind of you.
evolvinwisdom 4 years ago 2
applaus its about making sense out of chaotic situation......wish you could keep your backside parmanently turn to the screen i love it
ekobariga 4 years ago
Yay, thanks! In nigeria my momsie's always nagging about how I rarely wear trads. At least now when I do I'll get the headties right...
dreamsatsea 4 years ago
I have been looking for head wraps like this for the longest! What kind of material is it? because it sounds very course, but it is beautiful
aynota 4 years ago
Thanks very much for the video,i've been trying to tie my gele to no avail.Now i can do it myself.
ngetech 4 years ago
thanks for posting the video .
thatbaby 4 years ago
Absolutely GORGEOUS! Thank you for the fantastic demo-I've been looking for a great tutorial on gele for years!!! You look beautiful in the both headdresses!
nfirouz 4 years ago 2
Pretty. I want to try this. Thanks for posting this
missfashunoitall 4 years ago
Thank you soooooooooo much! this really helped me yesterday, I had a baby dedication to attend and my gele look fab. Thanks to you!
Adeolahh36 4 years ago
wow. what kind of material is this to make it so stiff. i have cotton and it will not stay up like this. but i hear that any fabric from any part of Africa (exp Yoruba) is different. and African fabric is what should be used in tying the Gele and wearing the dress. so, how many yards and what material, please?
hisboo911 4 years ago
wow, it always looks so complicated but it have made it look rather simple. Thanks! I liked the yellow Ichafu lots.
konye618 4 years ago
Good job : )
rgb404 4 years ago
Great job in educating us on how to tie an ichafu, but you do make it look so easy. Rome wasn't built in a day. I'll just have to continue to practice, practice, practice. Thanks again.
mende75 4 years ago
Na wa ooooo...i've been trying to figure out how to properly tie my gele forever. im glad i now find this video
nemofan 4 years ago
yup
nerdstress 4 years ago
yah!! worked for me, big big thanks!! O se, dalu!
MissNaija 4 years ago 2
i love it!
summersunt 4 years ago
Nice :)
NNABROS 4 years ago
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StarKatz 4 years ago
rude!
gwen1869 2 years ago
I'm so sorry I wasn't trying to be rude, and I'm terribly sorry if I offended anyone by my comment, I was just expressing how fantastic she was doing this, I personally think they look brilliant!
I am lousy at wrapping a present, tape everywhere, it was meant to be a compliment not an insult so once again to everyone reading this, but more importantly the lovely lady who was demonstrating how its done, I'm sincerely sorry if my remark was interpreted as being rude.
StarKatz 2 years ago 5
@StarKatz wow...i didn't even read the "offensive" comment you left but this was probably the best apology i've ever read! You are a kind spirit! Bless you~
Lokoboy84 1 year ago 5
thanks 4 that, i can now rock my head tie in london
PlatinumChick 4 years ago
Damn! You're good. Ah don dey wonder for so long how dem ladies dey tie the thing. Na you biko!
strongpikin 4 years ago
That's for this girl. But you make it look too easy. Make I try dis.
MamaEzi 4 years ago
I thank you for doing this video, I too will be able to tie a proper gele from the damask.
MrBookersDaughter 4 years ago
I tie many other headwraps and have wondered for a long time how to do that one..what a fantastic "FIND" coming across this video. Thank you for generously sharing!
diamond132 4 years ago
Omoge u look nice..o!!! are u single?..lol
oladapo007 4 years ago
THANK U SOOOOOOOO MUCH!!!!!!
mimzie10 4 years ago
ohhhhhh....thank you so much for posting this....now i can actually use those head wraps!!! :) :)
idara 4 years ago
niceeee...i'm finally going to use my damask for tying my head and not a handbag accessory
scomiss86 4 years ago
lol.. great job
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hishta 5 years ago
great job.. I dey practice am now lol
blkcece 5 years ago