The comment, made by @Harri_obi on X, jokingly urged Nigerians to protect Chidimma Adetshina from Flavour and his romantic advances, saying: "Congrats to us but we are not done with Chidimma yet. Our next move is to hide her from Flavour N'abania."

Flavour, known for his charming music and persona, took to social media to react to the humorous warning, saying: "Minding my business and still collecting stray bullet. A whole Igbo angel. Na God get me."

Meanwhile, Chidimma Adetshina's impressive performance at the Miss Universe pageant has sparked widespread celebration and admiration from Nigerians. This is especially after she was initially rejected as Miss South Africa due to her ancestry.

Lastly, this lighthearted exchange has added to the festive atmosphere surrounding Chidimma's achievement.

Flavour reacts after X user asked Nigerians to protect Miss Universe Africa and Oceania, Chidinma Adetshina, from him pic.twitter.com/5PTNHWQjBH

— Nigeriacamera (@Nigeriacameras) November 18, 2024

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Produced by Masterkraft, Obodo beautifully merges modern Afrobeats with the soul and rhythm of traditional Igbo music, creating a nostalgic yet contemporary sound. Masterkraft's production is layered with organic instruments and rhythmic drum patterns reminiscent of South Eastern sounds, enhancing the authenticity of the track. Theresa Onuorah’s inclusion brings an extra level of cultural depth, as her iconic, folk-inspired voice evokes a sense of community and pride in Nigerian heritage.

Phyno and Flavour bring their signature styles to the song, blending seamlessly with Theresa Onuorah’s traditional vocals. Phyno’s rap verses, delivered in Igbo, add a modern touch while maintaining cultural relevance. His flow is compelling and pairs well with Flavour’s smooth, melodic voice, which captures the essence of Igbo highlife music. Flavour’s verse in Obodo is both soulful and celebratory, a tribute to the beauty and spirit of Nigerian communities. Together, Phyno and Flavour honour their roots, while Larry Gaaga’s vision pulls it all together in a harmonious way.

Theresa Onuorah, often called the “Queen of Egedege,” brings authenticity to Obodo, grounding it in tradition. Her influence and unique sound elevate the track from a simple Afrobeats song to a rich tapestry of culture and art. Her presence is a nod to Nigeria’s past, an anchor that connects younger listeners to their heritage while appealing to older fans familiar with her work.

Obodo’s synergy between artists of different generations highlights Larry Gaaga’s talent for building cross-generational collaborations. This song is a celebration of Nigerian heritage that transcends borders, resonating with audiences both locally and in the diaspora. Larry Gaaga’s reputation as a master collaborator is well-deserved, and with Obodo, he adds another potential classic to his lineup of hit collaborations, further solidifying his role in shaping the narrative of African music

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The controversy began when Flavour took to his X page, posting a cryptic message that seemed to accuse KCee of copying his style. "Copy copy akaria," Flavour wrote, without directly mentioning KCee's name.

However, KCee swiftly interpreted the comment as a personal attack and unleashed a scathing response on his X page. In a series of passionate posts igniting a feud, KCee asserted that Igbo music is not Flavour's exclusive domain and warned him to "pick his battles carefully."

Additionally, KCee emphasized that he has been a major player in the music industry long before Flavour's rise to fame and refused to apologize for celebrating their shared cultural heritage.

"I've been in this game before you," KCee declared. "You don't own this genre of music. My music celebrates our heritage, and I won't apologize. Spend your energy on success, not diminishing mine."

Also, KCee cautioned Flavour against attempting to "gatekeep" Igbo culture, stressing that it belongs to all and not just one individual.

Meanwhile, the heated exchange has sparked intense debate among music fans. Many are weighing in on social media to share their opinions on the matter.

As at the time of this report, Flavour is yet to respond to KCee's comments.

Lastly, as the feud continues to unfold, fans and industry observers alike will be watching closely to see how these two musical heavyweights resolve their differences.

Copy copy akaria

— Flavour of Africa (@2niteFlavour) October 26, 2024

BRO!!!!!! We are not on the same level

Pick your Battles carefully.

— BAD MAN KCEE (@iam_kcee) October 28, 2024

Stop trying to gatekeep Igbo culture. You're not a Custodian.
I've been in this game before you
It belongs to all.
You dont own this genre of music.
My music celebrates our heritage, and I won't apologize.
In an ocean of things that matter. You're like a needle.

Get that right

— BAD MAN KCEE (@iam_kcee) October 28, 2024

People recognize authenticity. I'll continue celebrating our culture unapologetically.

Spend your energy on success, not diminishing mine.

— BAD MAN KCEE (@iam_kcee) October 28, 2024

I've never been the type to go head to head, but I'm calling out this bullshit because I won't be disrespected...

No way... I've come too far for anyone to downplay my sweats and hard work

HELL NO!!!!

— BAD MAN KCEE (@iam_kcee) October 28, 2024

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This gold certification marks a significant breakthrough for Oxlade, making him one of the few Nigerian artists to achieve RIAA Gold status, awarded to artists who surpass 500,000 units sold in the US.

Ku Lo Sa has enjoyed phenomenal success globally, amassing over 400 million streams on Spotify and 187 million views on YouTube across two music videos. The song peaked at No. 5 on the Billboard Afrobeats Chart and has received certifications in multiple countries. This includes France, Canada, the UK, Nigeria, Spain, Portugal, and Switzerland.

Meanwhile, featured on Oxlade's debut album Oxlade From Africa, Ku Lo Sa has cemented the singer's status as a leading voice in Afrobeats. The album boasts collaborations with notable artists such as Wande Coal, Flavour, Bobi Wine, Fally Ipupa, and Popcaan.

Additionally, Oxlade joins an elite group of Nigerian artists with RIAA certifications. This is alongside CKay, whose hit single Love Nwantiti holds 7x platinum status.

Lastly, this achievement shows Oxlade's growing global influence and reinforces Afrobeats' increasing presence in the international music landscape.

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From sold-out concerts to chart-topping albums, and from industry critiques to groundbreaking collaborations, here are the top 10 moments that shaped the Nigerian music landscape.

1. Asake sells out O2 Arena for the second time

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Firstly, Asake, the YBNL star, delivered an electrifying performance at the O2 Arena on Saturday, September 21, 2024, as part of his Lungu Boy tour. This marked the second time in his three-year career that the Nigerian Afrobeats singer sold out the iconic London venue, following his first O2 show in August 2023. Performing to over 20,000 fans, Asake turned the night into an unforgettable experience with new stage designs and an expanded setlist.

Also, tracks from his newly released album, Lungu Boy, mixed with older hits like Remember, Fuji Vibe, and MMS, had the audience singing along passionately. What made the event even more special was the lineup of guest appearances. This includes Afrobeats giants Wizkid, Stormzy, and others, all of whom graced the stage to perform alongside Asake.

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2. Flavour sells out Wembley Arena

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Secondly, Nigerian highlife sensation Flavour has officially joined the ranks of Nigerian artists who have sold out the Wembley Arena in London. The 12,500-capacity venue hosted Flavour’s African Royalty Experience tour on August 23, 2024, a night filled with music, dance, and cultural celebration. Following the release of his album African Royalty, Flavour has toured across Europe, stopping in cities like Paris, Lisbon, and London.

His setlist featured fan-favourite tracks like Ada Ada, Nwa Baby, and Oyi, along with more recent hits like Levels. Also, the night was filled with traditional Igbo and Afrobeat rhythms, highlighting Flavour’s signature mix of highlife and modern Afrobeat.

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3. Fireboy DML’s album brings Lagbaja back from retirement

Thirdly, Fireboy DML’s much-anticipated fourth studio album, Adedamola, released on August 29, 2024, has become a subject of intense discussion. This is primarily because of the participation of the iconic Nigerian Afrobeat legend, Lagbaja. The collaboration marked Lagbaja’s return from retirement after years of absence. Also, its result is a soulful blend of saxophones, violins, and traditional drums that evokes nostalgia.

In particular, the song Back n Forth stands out for its African rhythms and Fireboy DML’s powerful, emotional lyrics. Lagbaja’s signature bata drums and omele added an unmistakable African essence. Also, his saxophone entrance in the track stirred deep feelings of pride among listeners. Fans were eager to hear Lagbaja, who last performed at the AMVCA in 2022, back in action, delivering verses reminiscent of his classic hits like Nothing for You.

Subsequently, in an Apple Music interview, Fireboy DML revealed that even in the studio session, Lagbaja maintained his mysterious persona by never removing his mask, much to Fireboy’s amazement. The collaboration is considered one of Fireboy’s most successful endeavours, showcasing his ability to mix nostalgia with contemporary sounds.

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4. Rema’s homecoming concert in Benin City

The moment Don Jazzy came on stage to perform Dorobucci with Rema in Benin pic.twitter.com/dHI6eu6Wkn

— OLAMIDE (@Olamide0fficial) August 31, 2024

Meanwhile, Afrobeats sensation Rema returned to his hometown of Benin City for a spectacular homecoming concert at Samuel Ogbemudia Stadium on August 30, 2024. This was Rema’s first show on Nigerian soil, and he did not disappoint. The concert drew thousands of fans and became a landmark event for the city. This is why it made it to the list of top 10 moments that shaped the Nigerian music industry in 2024.

Rema’s set was marked by electrifying performances of his hit songs, including Dumebi, Calm Down, and Charm. Special guests such as Mavin Record boss Don Jazzy, as well as Crayon and Shallipopi, made surprise appearances. This added to the excitement of the night.

One heartwarming moment came when Rema gifted two fans N2 million for their creative portraits of him. However, a brief commotion occurred when a fan jumped on stage during his performance of Ozeba. This led Rema to kick the fan off the stage. This action created a dramatic twist to the night but didn’t dampen the overall atmosphere.

Rema sharing N2m each to fans like water at his concert. pic.twitter.com/6O4HQf2l9G

— POOJA!!! (@PoojaMedia) August 31, 2024

5. Wizkid hints at release date for new album 'Morayo'

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Moreso, superstar Wizkid may finally be ready to drop his highly anticipated sixth studio album, titled Morayo. This is after teasing fans for months. Set to be released as a tribute to his late mother, who passed away in 2023, the album has been in the making for nearly two years. The singer, who has already released hits like More Love, Less Ego, is building expectations for his fanbase once again.

On September 2, 2024, Wizkid posted cryptic hints on his social media. He suggested the album, or at least a single, might drop on October 1, 2024—Nigeria’s Independence Day. The message, which read, “On the day of independence, the truth shall set us free RRR,” has fueled speculation.

6. Buju Banton’s critique of Afrobeats sparks response from Tems

"I understand where Buju Banton is coming from... Reggae is not Afrobeats and Afrobeats in Nigeria is specifically for escapism...that's the purpose of Afrobeats"

- Tems pic.twitter.com/cJm5I0X98a

— @𝗼𝗻𝗲𝗷𝗼𝗯𝗹𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗯𝗼𝘆 (@OneJoblessBoy) September 2, 2024

Additionally, Jamaican reggae icon Buju Banton stirred up controversy during an interview on the Drink Champs podcast, where he criticized the global dominance of Afrobeats. According to Buju, Afrobeats lacks depth and borrows heavily from Jamaican reggae and dancehall without acknowledging its roots. His statements provoked a strong reaction from both the African and Caribbean music communities.

However, Nigerian Afrobeats star Tems responded thoughtfully during an interview on the Shopping The Sneakers podcast. She explained that Afrobeats, especially in Nigeria, is primarily about creating a “vibe” and providing an escape for its listeners. This contrasts with the socio-political messaging often found in reggae and dancehall. Tems’ nuanced answer sparked a wider conversation about the cultural significance and evolution of both genres.

7. Rema’s experimentation with 'HEIS' album

Rema on his new album ‘HEIS’ being compared to ‘YEEZUS’ pic.twitter.com/lY3oN0Gjhd

— Complex Music (@ComplexMusic) August 8, 2024

Furthermore, Nigerian superstar Rema shocked the world with his latest album HEIS. This took bold experimental turns in terms of sound and style. In an interview with Complex Music, Rema shared that he wanted to push boundaries and break away from his usual Afrofusion style. This is despite his label’s initial reluctance.

The album blends various genres, incorporating elements of rock, R&B, and traditional African sounds. By this, drawing comparisons to Kanye West’s genre-bending Yeezus album. Rema embraced these comparisons, stating that he intended to introduce new textures to Afrobeats without losing his African roots. His willingness to take risks has paid off. HEIS is now being hailed as a forward-thinking project that signals the future of Afrobeats.

8. Rema, Omah Lay, Shallipopi featured on EA FC25 game soundtrack

Also, as part of moments that shaped the Nigerian music industry in 2024, Nigerian Afrobeats stars Rema, Omah Lay, and Shallipopi were featured on the official soundtrack for EA FC25. This is the rebranded version of EA Sports’ popular FIFA game series. Released on September 27, 2024, the soundtrack includes 114 songs from global artists. So, this is with Rema, Omah Lay, and Shallipopi representing Nigerian Afrobeats.

This recognition shows the increasing influence of Afrobeats in mainstream global culture, especially in sports and gaming. Past Nigerian artists like Davido, Olamide, and BNXN have also been featured on FIFA soundtracks. However, this year’s inclusion signals that Afrobeats is becoming a staple of the franchise.

9. Burna Boy’s iconic collaboration with Hugo Boss

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Consequently, Burna Boy continues his global rise, not just as an artist but as a cultural icon. The Grammy-winning Afrobeats star was featured in Hugo Boss’ latest campaign. This is alongside global heavyweights such as Naomi Campbell and David Beckham. Burna Boy’s presence in the campaign emphasizes his crossover appeal. This solidifies his role as a global brand ambassador for African music and culture.

10. Psquare's final dissolution

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Lastly, one of the moments that shaped the Nigerian music industry in the third quarter of 2024 is the P-Square dissolution. After years of on-and-off performances and public feuds, Paul Okoye officially confirmed the final dissolution of P-Square, one of Nigeria’s most iconic music duos. In a candid Instagram Live session, Paul revealed his decision to focus on his solo career. He cited frustrations with the group's dynamics as his reason. P-Square, once known for chart-topping hits and electrifying performances, now belongs to the history books as one of Africa’s most beloved and influential acts. The final split marks the end of an era. Also, it opens new chapters for both Paul and Peter Okoye in their individual pursuits.

These 10 moments have shaped the Nigerian music industry. It shows its resilience, creativity, and global appeal. As the year unfolds, fans can expect more exciting developments from the country's vibrant music scene.

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In a powerful collaboration, Phyno and Flavour come together to create the flawless track, Men Don Show Face, a bold anthem - explore the song's lyrics below and join in on the singing.

READ ALSO: Nwayo Nwayo Lyrics by Phyno

Phyno & Flavour - Men Don Show Face Lyrics

Anyi jebe ifunu odogwu anyi akpulu efi
Anyi jebe ifunu odogwu anyi akpulu efi
Anyi jebe ifunu odogwu anyi akpulu
Efi
Anyi jebe ifunu odogwu anyi akpulu efi
Anyi jebe ifunu odogwu anyi akpulu efi
Anyi jebe ifunu odogwu anyi akpulu
Efi

Men don show face
Jikerekwe jikerekwe ogini na eme
Men don show face
Jikerekwe jikerekwe ogini na afio
Watch ya ya
Ikwerego ikwerego na nwoke na ebe
Watch ya
No be mouth no be cho cho cho

Ezege onye nme nme
Odogwu adi Ada ujo
Ife nyi 100 karat
Swag na apu oku
Enwem ya 100 percent
Fa cholu ikpo my cassete
Chief priest ball too much news ya eje gba na net
Tipper anyi ji bulu efi .. me show ka tata dika echi
Anyi na aku nwanne chi ga eji
Jst deselu boys ife anyi ga Eli
Akpa nji bulu ego
Spray cash ko miili na ezo
Come chop Ifem na esi na ekpo
Onye ji igu ka ewu na eso

Men don show face
Jikerekwe jikerekwe ogini na eme
Men don show face
Jikerekwe jikerekwe ogini na afio
Watch ya ya
Ikwerego ikwerego na nwoke na ebe
Watch ya
No be mouth no be cho cho cho

Anyi jebe ifunu odogwu anyi akpulu efi
Anyi jebe ifunu odogwu anyi akpulu efi
Anyi jebe ifunu odogwu anyi akpulu
Efi
Anyi jebe ifunu odogwu anyi akpulu efi
Anyi jebe ifunu odogwu anyi akpulu efi
Anyi jebe ifunu odogwu anyi akpulu
Efi

Ijele umu africa
Inakwa aputa aputa
Onye eze onye olewa
Nwoke bu Akpuru achiba
Account gbala abuba
Obulo onu adim a fuwa
say na guys donye iru na efe aka everybody a Chiba
Agbanyelugi film oya eko gi eko ka special effect
Your babe cholu e finnese
Ngosia na mbu akpa sense
Asim gi awuna ngwo
Anwuna nwgo na nkwu na mbia
Boys ndi ogiriga wa na nwa
Send rain oku na agba
Tipper anyi ji bulu efi
Me show ka tata dika echi
Anyi na aku nwanne chi ga eji
Jst deselu boys ife anyi ga Eli
Akpa nji bulu ego
Spray cash ko miili na ezo
Come chop Ifem na esi na ekpo
Onye ji igu ka ewu na eso

Anyi jebe ifunu odogwu anyi akpulu efi
Anyi jebe ifunu odogwu anyi akpulu efi
Anyi jebe ifunu odogwu anyi akpulu
Efi
Anyi jebe ifunu odogwu anyi akpulu efi
Anyi jebe ifunu odogwu anyi akpulu efi
Anyi jebe ifunu odogwu anyi akpulu
Efi
Men don show face

Check lyrics of other songs on the Full Time Job Album
It's Nothing
Back Outside
Eyes On Dem
Do I
Deep
Time Of My Life
Nwayo Nwayo
Grateful
Nwoke Esike (Interlude)
Trouble Maker
Pinterest
Do I (Remix)
Sweet Karma
Anthem Ndi Eze

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Nigerian ace rapper and music executive, Chibuzor Nelson Azubuike, popularly known as Phyno, has unveiled the official tracklist for his upcoming studio album, Full-Time Job.

Having recently released his first single of the year, 'Time of My Life,' which features British rapper ArrDee, Phyno continues to build momentum following the success of his hit remix 'Do I,' featuring Grammy-winning artist Burna Boy. Both singles serve as preludes to his forthcoming album, where he reveals an impressive roster of guest artists.

READ ALSO - Burna Boy, Rema & Wizkid shine on Apple Music's top 10 Nigerian songs of all time

With four studio albums already under his belt, Phyno is gearing up to drop his fifth, scheduled for Friday, October 4th, 2024. As anticipation continues to mount, the rapper, fondly referred to as Ezege, took to social media on Nigeria’s Independence Day, October 1st, to share the official tracklist. The star-studded album will feature underground Nigerian content creator Emaodiaa, Phyno's label signee Cheque, British rapper Chip, songstress Fave, British artist ArrDee, Highlife maestro Flavour, controversial figure Hushpuppi, British group NSG, Grammy-winning superstar Burna Boy, and Mavin soul singer Johnny Drille.

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With debates going on regarding the quality of albums in the Nigerian music scene from popular artistes, the spotlight is on the 37-year old rapper to deliver.

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The maiden edition of NotJustOk's Afrobeats Rumble has reached its thrilling Round of 16 stage. It features the crème de la crème of Afrobeats artists from Nigeria, Ghana, Tanzania, and beyond.

In a remarkable achievement, Ayra Starr has emerged as the only female artist to make it to this stage. This solidifies her position as a trailblazer in the industry.

Competing against 15 other top artists, Ayra Starr will face off against Rema in the Round of 16 in Afrobeats Rumble. Other exciting matchups include WizKid vs 2Baba, Burna Boy vs Fireboy DML, and Davido vs Iyanya.

The Afrobeats Rumble's Round of 16 fixtures are:

Group A:

• WizKid vs 2Baba
• Wande Coal vs Olamide
• Omah Lay vs Bella Shmurda
• Rema vs Ayra Starr

Group B:

• Burna Boy vs Fireboy DML
• Adekunle Gold vs Kizz Daniel
• Asake vs Flavour
• Iyanya vs Davido

Will Ayra Starr continue to break barriers and make it to the next round? Follow the Afrobeats Rumble to find out!

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STREAM LET’S DANCE (on Audiomack)

Produced by Oskido and infused with Olodum's signature samba-reggae beats, “Let’s Dance” offers a unique blend of Afrobeats, Igbo-highlife, samba, rumba, and marimba, creating a cross-continental sound that transcends borders. The track reflects the rich musical legacy of Africa and its diaspora, a powerful celebration of cultural pride and musical unity.

Flavour's smooth, soulful vocals merge seamlessly with Oskido's masterful production and Olodum's captivating drumming, resulting in a track that promises to light up dance floors worldwide.

Celebrate the Universal Language of Music!

“Let’s Dance” is out now and available on all major streaming platforms. Don’t miss out on this extraordinary collaboration that bridges continents and cultures, inviting the world to dance together.

Fans can look forward to exclusive content, including behind-the-scenes footage and artist interviews, available on the CANEX Creations Incorporated website and on the artists’ social media platforms. You can also follow the conversations around Let’s Dance; the single and One Drum; the EP using the #Letsdance and #OneDrumEP hashtags.

Click to STREAM LET’S DANCE

CONNECT WITH ALL THE PLAYERS
FLAVOUR | OSKIDO | OLODUM

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Following the release of his debut LP Jiggy Forever, Young Jonn will headline 10 venues across the US and Canada on his tour, kicking off in September 6.

Meanwhile, the tour, organized by Duke Concept, marks a significant milestone in Young Jonn's career. So, it solidifies his position as a fan favorite in the Afrobeats scene. Also, with a string of hit singles under his belt, Young Jonn is eager to connect with his growing fanbase in North America.

"I'm excited to be headlining my first North American tour. I love how my music is reaching people in the States and I can't wait to see everyone there getting jiggy," Young Jonn expressed.

Additionally, the Jiggy Forever Tour is part of Duke Concept's 2024 roster, which includes tours by Davido, Flavour, and Ecool. Also, with stops in major cities like New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles, fans can expect an unforgettable experience with Young Jonn's energetic performances.

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The drama unfolded when a social media user, @boluxxxx, congratulated Chidimma Adetshina on her recent win in the Nigerian beauty pageant and advised her to steer clear of Flavour. The musician, known for his charming stage presence, responded lightheartedly. He said, "FLAVOUR OF AFRICA, nne and I don't bite."

Meanwhile, Flavour's response suggests he meant no harm and was perhaps hinting at his friendly and approachable nature. Also, the exchange has sparked interest among fans who are now eagerly following the story.

Additionally, Chidimma Adetshina was formerly a contestant in the Miss South African beauty pageant. However, she made headlines when she withdrew from the competition and went on to win the Nigerian beauty pageant, causing a stir online.

FLAVOUR OF AFRICA, nne and I don’t bite

— Flavour of Africa (@2niteFlavour) September 1, 2024

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The Enugu state native joined Flavour on stage, thrilling the crowd with an energetic performance.

However, it was Phyno's new look that stole the show, as he flaunted sleek grills that showcased a fresh side of his personality. Meanwhile, the viral photos and videos have sparked a frenzy on social media. Many praised Phyno for his daring style and support for fellow Southeastern musicians.

Additionally, Phyno's new appearance marks a departure from his typically gentle demeanor. It revealed a more edgy and confident side to his persona. Also, fans and followers are loving the transformation, and the conversation around his bold new look continues to trend online.

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The sold-out event held on Sunday, August 25, drew a star-studded crowd, including Phyno, Chike, Cubana Chiefpriest, and Obi Cubana.

A viral video from the concert has taken social media by storm. It showcases Tiwa Savage's infectious energy as she danced joyfully with friends to Flavour's classic hits at the concert. Additionally, he Afrobeats queen was fully immersed in the experience, showcasing her carefree spirit and love for music.

Meanwhile, Flavour's concert was proof of the power of African music, bringing together a diverse crowd of fans and celebrities alike. Lastly, Tiwa Savage's presence and enthusiasm only added to the electric atmosphere. So, it made the event an unforgettable night for all in attendance.

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Nigerian ace singer, songwriter, and performer Chinedu Izuchukwu Okoli, popularly known as Flavour, sold out his headline show at Wembley Arena, and a handful of Nigerian celebrities were there to support him.

Following the release of his eighth studio album, African Royalty, Flavour announced the "African Royalty Experience" tour. This tour has seen him grace stages in France, Portugal, Canada, Spain, and, recently, the grand stop at the 12,500-capacity Wembley Arena in London, United Kingdom.

In a night filled with glitz and glamour, with traditional Nigerian Igbo music taking the front row, various Nigerian stars also came to support the award-winning singer either on stage or at the sideline. This list includes the iconic Nigerian musician known for his Zigima genre of music, Sir Bright Chimezie; reputable Nigerian disc-jockey, DJ Obi; rappers Falz and Phyno; as well as the soul-stirring singer Chike.

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Other Nigerian celebrities who came out to support the award-winning singer included footballer Alex Iwobi, actress Rita Dominic, songstress Tiwa Savage, music executive Asa Asika, socialite Cubana Chief Priest, and many others.

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Nigerian ace singer, songwriter, and performer Chinedu Izuchukwu Okoli, popularly known as Flavour, delivered an unforgettable performance at his sold-out headline show at Wembley Arena.

Following the release of his eighth studio album, African Royalty, Flavour announced the "African Royalty Experience" tour. This tour has seen him grace stages in France, Portugal, Canada, Spain, and recently, the grand stop at the 12,500-capacity Wembley Arena in London, United Kingdom.

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The packed event featured a setlist brimming with Flavour's biggest hits, such as Nwa Baby, Ada Ada, Shake, Oyi, Big Baller, Levels, and others. From the moment the Ijele of Africa took the stage until the end, Flavour captivated the audience with his dynamic dance moves and signature blend of highlife, Afrobeat, traditional Igbo, and contemporary sounds, creating an atmosphere of pure energy.

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Flavour now joins the ranks of Burna Boy, Kizz Daniel, Adekunle Gold, and Fireboy DML as Nigerian artistes who have sold out the iconic Wembley Arena, which is London's second-largest indoor arena after the O2 Arena and the ninth-largest in the United Kingdom.

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Nigerian ace singer, songwriter, and performer Chinedu Izuchukwu Okoli, popularly known as Flavour N'abania or Flavour, has spoken about Asake's style of music.

The highlife musician, who recently stated that he is not an Afrobeats act, made it known in his recent interview with ace Nigerian UK-based media personality Adesope Olajide on his The Afrobeats podcast that he loves Asake's style of music.

Highlighting how diverse the African music genre is, the highlife musician lauded Grammy-winning Nigerian star Asake, a modern Afrobeats star, for staying true to his background in Fuji (a traditional African genre). Even though Asake is a contemporary artist with a contemporary sound, he did not forget his Fuji roots, and infusing it into his style of music makes it better

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The singer on the podcast also spoke about his career, Afrobeats-to-the-world movement, and other interesting topics.

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