The allegations surfaced on social media, with Lil Smart accusing Zinoleesky and his record label boss, Naira Marley, of kidnapping and assaulting him.

In a now-deleted Instagram post, Zinoleesky denied the allegations, accusing Lil Smart of using the situation to seek attention. He stated that he hasn't seen Lil Smart in years and emphasized that Lil Smart should provide evidence to substantiate his allegations.

However, Lil Smart has responded to Zinoleesky's denial, sharing a video evidence that appears to show the date of the alleged incident as December 8, 2024. Lil Smart wrote, "ZINO-LIAR you said you never see me this year… So APPLE IPHONE dey lie… see the date and time BAS TARDI! Baba Zanfara Abi Zangbaya dee nil"

The allegations have sparked a heated debate on social media, with many calling for an investigation into the matter. Zinoleesky's threat of legal action against Lil Smart has also raised questions about the validity of the allegations and the potential consequences of making false accusations.

The incident has also brought back memories of the death of Mohbad, a former signee of Naira Marley's record label, with Lil Smart threatening to expose details surrounding the circumstances of his death.

As the situation continues to unfold, fans and followers of the parties involved are eagerly awaiting further developments and a resolution to the matter.

Lil smart comes for Naria Marley and Zinoleesky. pic.twitter.com/RVy6HFftGB

— JBRANDY (@JbrandyOfficial) December 8, 2024

Lil Smart alleges he was kidnapped & attacked by Naira Marley and Zinoleesky. pic.twitter.com/KaMbS06STO

— HipTv (@HipTv) December 8, 2024

Singer Zinolesky reacts to dancer Lil Smart’s recent allegations #Instablog9jagists #TrendingStory #Awareness #StayUpdated https://t.co/XPNfu8Hn2v pic.twitter.com/IuGrRLcpKX

— Instablog9ja (@instablog9ja) December 9, 2024

Video of how Zinoleesky block Lil Smart for front with him Ferrari before attacking him pic.twitter.com/JcVcB43CRC

— OjoToTheWorld (@OjoToTheWorld) December 8, 2024

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Fuji Garbage is the latest song from Zinoleesky, check out the song's lyrics below. Zinoleesky's "Fuji Garbage" celebrates success, resilience, and indulgence while reflecting on overcoming challenges and enjoying the rewards of hard work. It blends themes of luxury, carefree living, relationships, fan appreciation, and escapism, creating a dynamic mix of reflection and celebration that invites listeners to dance and savor life's triumphs.

Zinoleesky - Fuji Garbage Lyrics

Rise up and dance
To my new fuji garbage
For all the boys wey feel my pain
Say I promise you won′t feel the same
Yeah

Just puff and pass
Maso di ago owo
Maso di chain
For all the girls wey dey my page
Say I promise you won’t feel the same
Eehhhh

Ba ti′e sare ati win
I’m rocking Alexander McQueen
Me I still dey on my thing
All this ladies wanna be my queen
Ah

Ba ti’e sare ati win
I′m rocking Alexander McQueen
Me I still dey on my thing
All this ladies wanna be my queen
Feel like am stuck in abyss
Why′s your dad getting all on our bize
Love it when you call me Azeez
She know the deal
She wan pass me her sis
Why’s your dad getting all in our business
You know I don′t like commitment
You know I like standing on business
He say wetin be your plan for my daughter
If you go break her heart ma pe olopa
Wetin be your plan for my daughter
If you go break her heart ma pe olopa
I say she sabi dance like poco
So me I wan knack am koboko
And then I get one show for morocco
If she no let me go motirogo
Ahh ahhh

Rise up and dance
To my new fuji garbage
For all the boys wey feel my pain
Say I promise you won’t feel the same
Yeah

Just puff and pass
Maso di ago owo
Maso di chain
For all the girls wey dey my page
Say I promise you won′t feel the same
Eehhhh

Ba ti’e sare ati win
I′m rocking Alexander McQueen
Me I still dey on my thing
All this ladies wanna be my queen
Ba ti’e sare ati win
I’m rocking Alexander McQueen
Me I still dey on my thing
All this ladies wanna be my queen

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Get ready to groove and sing along to the energetic lyrics of Kashy and Zinoleesky's chart-topping hit, Orin Halleluyah. Orin Halleluyah is the second track on Kashy's Kashamadupe EP.

Kashy & Zinoleesky - Orin Halleluyah Lyrics

Intro
En'-En'-En'-Enta

Verse 1
Won l'omo toh b'owo nle lo gbayi
Sh'efe fi w'omo t'oti ji lati 2:30
Toh te'pa mo, toh r'owo f'owo ra iyi
Ewa ni ko le, won le, won ba ti
Won le, won, won le, won
Omo eru ti tun d'oba
Omo eru mi lo d'oba
Eri pe mo tin san'ra
Iyonu Olohun Oba
Le fi ni "mo fin gara"
Mio de kin sh'onilara

Pre-Chorus
I prefer make you injure me, brother mi, ma ro'jo mi
pre-chorus
I prefer make you injure me, brother mi, ma ro'jo mi, yeah-yeah
I prefer make you injure me, yeah
Brother, ma ro'jo mi
Blessings came and you indulge me
Ani ko kin sh'ejo mi

Chorus
Orin Halleluyah wo'nu okan mi
Ko le ri gba, ni shey n' so t'emi
Anu Oluwa o de kin kan t'emi
Ko de kin, ko de kin
If you wan smoke then gimme lighter
Say your girl bad, she be fire bouncer
K'oma bo ninu yara mi
Kin yin pelu kala mi

Verse 2
Won l'omo toh b'owo nle lo gbayi
Sh'efe fi w'omo t'oti ji lati 2:30
Toh te'pa mo, toh r'owo f'owo ra iyi
Ewa ni ko le, won le, won ba ti
Won le, won, won le, won
Omo eru ti tun d'oba
Omo eru mi lo d'oba
Eri pe mo tin san'ra
Iyonu Olohun Oba
Le fi ni "mo fin gara"
Mio de kin sh'onilara

Pre-Chorus
I prefer make you injure me, brother mi, ma ro'jo mi
I prefer make you injure me, brother mi, ma ro'jo mi, yeah-yeah
I prefer make you injure me, yeah
Brother, ma ro'jo mi
Blessings came and you indulge me
Ani ko kin sh'ejo mi

Chorus
Orin Halleluyah wo'nu okan mi
Ko le ri gba, ni shey n' so t'emi
Anu Oluwa o de kin kan t'emi
Ko de kin, ko de kin
If you wan smoke then gimme lighter
Say your girl bad, she be fire bouncer
K'oma bo ninu yara mi
Kin yin pelu kala mi
(En'-En'-En'-Enta)

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Get ready to groove to Naira Marley's fresh banger, "Kowope," featuring Zinoleesky and Vusic, read the song's lyrics below.

Naira Marley, Zinoleesky & Vusic - Kowope Lyrics

I know I'm a star
But I be like Osupa, ye Saheed kuro n'bẹ

I know I'm a star but I be like Osupa
Mo dẹ le kọrin mọju ti irinṣẹ mi o ba lana
She don't want no love, she just want that money
Mo dẹ le kọrin mọju kowo ṣa ti pe

Ye, kowo ṣa ti pe kowope ko le
To be like Dangote
Ni Naija ko le
Be like dem dey craze
Who wan look my face
Dem go tie you up like lace
Dem go bring you to my place
Say she love me, ooh haa
Ẹ maa jo, ẹ ma juru daadaa
K'onilu ma lulu daadaa
E maa jo, ẹ ma yọ, yọ
If she loves me yes of course
Yes of course she is one of us
One of us is all of us
All of us the same, same

I'm a fucking star
I no need to loud am
You can check my lifestyle
I spend it all
I'm a fucking gangster
I no fit to hide am
You can check my balance
It can't be low
Mi o ri anybody billionaire before I turn 30
Mi o ri anybody my eyes don close can't see nothing
Mi o ri anybody billionaire before I turn 30
Mi o ri anybody my eyes don close can't see nothing

Kowo ṣa ti pe kowope ko le
To be like Dangote
Ni Naija ko le
Be like dem dey craze
Who wan look my face
Dem go tie you up like lace
Dem go bring you to my place
Say she love me, ooh haa
Ẹ maa jo, ẹ ma juru daadaa
K'onilu ma lulu daadaa
E maa jo, ẹ ma yọ, yọ
If she loves me yes of course
Yes of course she is one of us
One of us is all of us
All of us the same, same

I'm always bout my money yes of course
They don't know how I stay on course
Ṣebi one of us is all of us
But still dem wan kill the son of God
Always on the road
Them no know as I dey blow
Dem no recognise my game
But still all this people know my name, Zino, ah
Mo ti pẹ gan-an lat'aye Lenovo
Tell dem all the things dem no know
She say boy let me be your kryptonite
Make we see tonight
Or make we see tomorrow

Kowo ṣa ti pe kowope ko le
To be like Dangote
Ni Naija ko le
Be like dem dey craze
Who wan look my face
Dem go tie you up like lace
Dem go bring you to my place
Say she love me, ooh haa
Ẹ maa jo, ẹ ma juru daadaa
K'onilu ma lulu daadaa
E maa jo, ẹ ma yọ, yọ
If she loves me yes of course
Yes of course she is one of us
One of us is all of us
All of us the same, same

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The collaborative effort between Krizmoni and Zinoleesky is beautifully laced with great melody, infectious harmonies and rhythm, happy vibes and relatable lyrics that will definitely evoke sing-alongs just as the African audience love their music.

Sweet and Sour' is the 5th track on Krizmoni's 'One Way Ticket' EP - a 7-track awesome body of work, under Duche Manni Records.

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Niphkeys and Zinoleesky alongside BNXN are back with another enchanting song, get ready to be captivated by the lyrics below and sing along to the mesmerizing Close To Me by the trio.

Niphkeys, Zinoleesky & BNXN - Close To Me Lyrics

IBK
IBK
Niphkeys
Niphkeys

If you fit tell me say you dey for me
It will be nice honey
I no go be the first to get Kele, wey no dey try for me
Pause wait a minute for me
Ohh ohh
Make e no cause gbege e
Before we misinterpret each other
Make I tell you as e dey be oh na na na

Ohh!
Girl, your body nice, aje!
You should be with a guy like me
'Cause you know say no be fight I dey
Bring your body close to me
The boys dem dey look your body
Ma dawunlohun bebe eh eh eh
'Cause you say no be fight I dey
Bring your body close to me
Oh oh!

I dey for your side, but kofewa
Waiting on the road side for kusenla
Shey na because you fine, tori o ni di nla
Ba mi pe bobo Niphkeys
Ko ba mi fa llu yaaa
E ba mi pe Niphkeys, na him sabi do this thing
Ori Omole to wo Gstring
She like to dey gist me
I love it when she kiss me
Ta ba se tan, ka ni 6 kids
Ahn

Stay with me, don't come and go
She's too fine, toyin tomato
Let me be your commando
Baby fun mi lowo bi ti Orlando
Baby je a soro, jasoro
Emi ati awon temi a ma mu e mo na
Funmi ni freestyle
Ka ma banko lo
Anywhere you go, baby jajolo
Ahn ahn ahn ahn

Ohh!
Girl, your body nice, aje!
You should be with a guy like me
'Cause you know say no be fight I dey
Bring your body close to me
The boys dem dey look your body
Ma dawunlohun bebe eh eh eh
Cause you say no be fight I dy
Bring your body close to me
Oh oh!

I dey for your side, but kofewa
Waiting on the road side for kusenla
Shey na because you fine, tori o ni di nla
Ba mi pe bobo Niphkeys
Ko ba mi fa llu yaaa
E ba mi pe Niphkeys, na him sabi do this thing
Ori Omole to wo Gestring
She like to dey gist me
I love it when she kiss me
Ta ba se tan, ka ni 6 kids
Ahn

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Bnxn takes center stage in on the track, delivering a powerful and emotive performance. Zinoleesky's smooth flow and captivating vocals complement Bnxn's delivery, creating a harmonious sound.

The song's production attests to Niphkeys' mastery of his craft. The beat is infectious and the arrangement is perfectly balanced, allowing the artists' vocals to shine.

Close To Me is a collaboration that people have been eagerly anticipating. The combination of Niphkeys' production, Zinoleesky's lyrical prowess, and Bnxn's captivating vocals has resulted in a track that could be a hit.

As the Nigerian music scene continues to evolve, Close To Me is a refreshing and exciting addition to the landscape. The song's quality exhibits the talent and creativity of all involved.

Listen to Close To Me here.

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Get ready to groove and sing along to the energetic lyrics of Vanessa Remake by Albysnr and Zinoleesky

Albysnr & Zinoleesky - Vanessa Remake Lyrics

Ooh ye eh eh
Ye iye e e e
Ah!
Zinoleesky pon dis one

Again again again again again
Omoto shan jo duro
I go give you hot log like tuwo
I be hear say you wan do me omoge, dakun mapami se
Omoto shan jo duro
I go give you hot log like tuwo
I be hear say you wan do me omoge, dakun mapami ye

Vanessa make you jojo
Omo tota, omo to pepper like rodo ye
Momamue wo igboro
Make we burst down tatiana koojo o
Vanessa make you jojo
Omo tota, omo to pepper like rodo ye
Momamue wo igboro
Make we burst down tatiana koojo o

Na you dey do my confusion
You no wan make i reach my destination egbami
Ema wo omoto shan
Wetin I go do for this kind situation
I go shout mala koko
Shebi na where you wan make i go, i go go ye
No girl fit you follow compete

But the kind love you give me, no compete ye iye
Omoto shan jo duro
I go give you hot log like tuwo
I be hear say you wan do me omoge, dakun mapami se
Omoto shan jo duro
I go give you hot log like tuwo
I be hear say you wan do me omoge, dakun mapami ye

Vanessa make you jojo
Omo tota, omo to pepper like rodo ye
Momamue wo igboro
Make we burst down tatiana koojo o
Vanessa make you jojo
Omo tota, omo to pepper like rodo ye

Momamue wo igboro
Make we burst down tatiana koojo o
Omoto shan jo duro (duro, duro o)
Me I go fly you to Tokyo
Ina the benz in my motor o

Sip somin' malo yo
Give me friends, give me foe oh
Onome malo wa oh oh (omo'pe malo wa o)
Pass me the dough and gimme gimme
Pass me the dough and kill me kill me

Pass me the light and put on me
Dadantida, koma roll
Kowale, koma blow
Dadantida, kowale
Komole, go down low

Vanessa make you jojo
Omo tota, omo to pepper like Rodo ye
Momamue wo igboro
Make we burst down tatiana koojo o
Vanessa make you jojo
Omo tota, omo to pepper like rodo ye
Momamue wo igboro
Make we burst down tatiana koojo oh oh
Gat ma goons on deck

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The dynamic duo of Zinoleesky and record label boss, Naira Marley, unite on their newest single, Abanikanda, dive into the song's lyrics below.

Zinoleesky & Naira Marley - Abanikanda Lyrics

Ahh, mm-mm-mmm
Tomsomirisoninagor

T’oba rimi won, ah, t’oba rimi, won ja
Say them no fit talk again, abanikanda
Ferrari, this one no be Honda
B’oshe gbe’fe funmi, me, I still dey wonder, ahn
Omo kekere, owo nla
Mo bawon wey igbo (mo bawon wey igbo), mo wey igbo nla
Say dem no dey feel my song, ajeh, iro nla
My mama dey my back, say my God dey run am

Leave that lil’ boy, let’hin talk his mind, a ma gbe ifoti fun
Kole to’yen, ’cause a’le jawon ni ifun
Ama shebi danfo conductor, fi gba won l’enu
Jade tan, sheb’oni pe “o l’enu”
Efizzy yi por gan oh, Zino’ rora oh
Kilode t’on kanra oh?
Emi de tin para l’ati ano wa oh
Ko s’omo na t’oma l’ohun o mo wa oh

Awa l’apo sasa mura oh
Mmm, pull up with my shakabula oh
No beef, emi fe pa mullah oh
Omo oba l’emi, you can go ask Sula oh

Melo mofe da?
Moni “baby, elo l’ofe gba?”
O ni “Zino’, iwo nte pedal”
Moni “she’wo gan ori weather?”
Awa o ma ni s’eleya
Emi pelu paddie mi Naira
Ahead ahead, l’aman ro kila fera?
Rolls Royce kokin shee Velar
Mm, awon ke, won oni level
Won ni soprano, won ni treble
When dem see me, dem dey tremble
When we enter, everywhere dey smell like trouble

Smell like trouble
Them buy me your CD
I’m just warning, you wanna see me
Mm-mm, said she wanna feel me
Said, she wanna fucking with no jimmie (mm-mm)
Them’a no wanna see me
When dem see me, dem saare, dem mere, they japa
But I just like, I’m palaba
Apa wa fun’mo tio l’apa

Mere
When dem see me, dem panic
Once they see me, they won’t stop running
When we pull up, it’s tragic
Make a man disappear like magic
If them pull up in a maffi
Give them 4 like Fantastic
Give them 4 like Fantastic
Leader, all pour in a casket

T’oba rimi won, won ja
Say them no fit talk again, abanikanda (abanikanda)
Ferrari, this one no be Honda
B’oshe gbe’fe funmi, me, I still dey wonder, ahn
Omo kekere, owo nla
Mo bawon wey igbo (mo bawon wey igbo), mo wey igbo nla
Say dem no dey feel my song, ajeh, iro nla
My mama dey my back, say my God dey run am

Leave that lil’ boy, let him talk his mind, a ma gbe ifoti fun
Kole to’yen, ’cause a’le jawon ni ifun
Ama shebi danfo conductor, fi gba won l’enu
Jade tan, sheb’oni pe “o l’enu”
Efizzy yi por gan oh, Zino’ rora oh
Kilode t’on kanra oh?
Emi de tin para l’ati ano wa oh
Ko s’omo na t’oma l’ohun o mo wa oh

Awa l’apo sasa mura oh
Mmm, pull up with my shakabula oh
No beef, emi fe pa mullah oh
Omo oba l’emi, you can go ask Sula oh
(Don Baby)
(Boombah)

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Abanikanda showcases the duo's usual style, blending Zinoleesky's introspective lyrics with Naira Marley's energetic and often controversial delivery. The song's production is quite impressive, with a catchy beat that perfectly complements the artists' unique deliveries.

Zinoleesky's verse delves into personal reflections, exploring themes of persisence, and self-discovery. Naira Marley, on the other hand, brings his usual brand of street-inspired verse, adding a layer of intensity and excitement to the track.

Abanikanda is sure to impress fans of both Zinoleesky and Naira Marley, as it captures the essence of their collaborative chemistry. The song's infectious energy and impressive lyrics will definitely make it a likeable song, especially with people who dig Zino and Naira's music.

Listen to Abanikanda here.

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With their unique blend of traditional Afrobeats rhythms, modern production techniques, and relatable lyrics, these young artists are capturing the hearts of fans across the country. From Ayra Starr's soulful vocals to Rema's catchy hooks, and from Victony's energetic flows to Seyi Vibez's melodic rhymes, the future of Afrobeats is looking brighter than ever.

In this article, we'll introduce you to 10 Gen Z Afrobeats artists who are taking Nigeria by storm and redefining the sound of the continent:

10. Ayo Maff

Firstly, at just 18, Ayo Maff born Ayomide Mafoluku Ayodele has already made a significant impact on the Afrobeats scene. Hailing from Bariga, Lagos, this young talent has quickly risen to fame with his unique sound, which blends his experiences growing up in Lagos with a fresh perspective that resonates with his peers.

However, Ayo Maff's big break came with the release of Dealer. This is a collaboration with Fireboy DML that showcased his impressive lyrical skills and catchy melodies. Also, the song's massive success reaching number one on the Nigerian Apple Music Top 100 chart, has solidified Ayo Maff's position as a leading figure in the new generation of Afrobeats artists.

With a growing fan base of over 1 million monthly listeners, Ayo Maff's music represents the future of Afrobeats, where young artists are experimenting with new sounds, pushing boundaries, and redefining the genre. His success story is proof of the creative power and innovation of Gen Z in shaping the music industry.

9. Taves

Secondly, Toluwanimi Aluko, better known as Taves, is a 24-year-old Afrobeat sensation making waves in Nigeria's music scene. Born on July 12, 2000, Taves has developed a unique sound that seamlessly blends traditional African rhythms with modern beats. This showcases his soulful vocals and impressive songwriting skills.

Meanwhile, after impressing BNXN with his cover of For Days in 2022, Taves was taken under the singer's wing, leading to the release of his debut single Eleyele in 2023. This collaborative effort with BNXN marked a significant milestone in Taves' career. It solidifies his position as a rising star in the industry.

Additionally, Taves' musical journey began at a young age, starting with writing songs at nine and recording on his phone during his teenage years. However, as he grew older, he drew inspiration from R&B and Hip-Hop. This refined his craft and developing a distinct sound that explores themes of love and personal growth. So, Taves is undoubtedly one of the young artists leading the charge in shaping the future of Afrobeats.

8. Zinoleesky

Furthermore, Oniyide Azeez, better known as Zinoleesky, is a 24-year-old Nigerian singer and songwriter who has made a significant impact on the Gen Z Afrobeats scene. Born on April 21, 2000, in Lagos State, Nigeria, Zinoleesky's freestyle rap skills gained recognition during his teenage years, paving the way for his future success.

Meanwhile, Zinoleesky's big break came in 2017 when his viral videos caught the attention of the online community. This led to his signing with Marlian Records in 2019. Also, his debut album, Chrome Eccentric, released in 2020, featured hit tracks like Ma Pariwo and Kilofeshe, which topped charts and garnered millions of views on Apple Music and YouTube.

Additionally, Zinoleesky's success continued with the remix of Kilofeshe, featuring Mayorkun and Busiswa, expanding his fanbase across Africa and beyond. His first EP, Grit and Lust, released in December 2022, showcased his growth and versatility as an artist. Zinoleesky's music resonates with younger audiences, exploring themes of love, ambition, and everyday struggles. As a standout in the new wave of Nigerian music, Zinoleesky is undoubtedly a leading figure in the Gen Z Afrobeats revolution.

7. Khaid

Additionally, at just 19, Khaid has already made a significant impact on the Nigerian music scene. Born Sulaimon Shekoni Solomon on December 10, 2004, Khaid's talent was discovered by Sydney Talker. This is after a viral freestyle on Instagram in 2021. It led to a recording deal with Neville Records and the release of his debut single With You in January 2022.

Basically, Khaid's music is a unique blend of vibrant sounds and heartfelt lyrics. It has resonated with fans and established him as a rising star in the Afrobeat genre. His debut EP Diversity showcased his musical versatility and featured collaborations with top artists like Zlatan and Rexxie. With his consistent chart-topping releases, Khaid has solidified his position as one of the leading figures in Nigeria's vibrant music scene. Despite his humble beginnings as a roadside mechanic, Khaid's talent and dedication have propelled him to stardom, making him a true representative of Gen Z's Afrobeats revolution.

6. Shallipopi

Crown Uzama, aka Shallipopi, is a 24-year-old Gen Z artist taking the Nigerian music scene by storm. Born on April 12, 2000, Shallipopi's infectious energy and catchy beats have captured the hearts of fans and music enthusiasts alike. He began his career by sharing freestyles on social media platforms like TikTok. He gained a loyal following before releasing his single Elon Musk in January 2023.

Additionally, the massive success of Elon Musk propelled Shallipopi into the mainstream. He signed with Dvpper Music and released his debut album Presido La Pluto in 2023, which topped the charts on TurnTable Top 50 and Apple Music's top 100 albums. Also, his unique blend of Afrobeat rhythms, rap, and singing has appealed to a diverse global audience. Shallipopi's second album Shakespopi (2024) continued his chart-topping streak. With hits like ASAP, it solidifies his position as a leading figure in the Afrobeats revolution. Beyond music, Shallipopi as a Gen Z Afrobeats artist is equally an entrepreneur. He launched his own record label, Plutomania Records, in October 2023, signing new talents.

5. Seyi Vibez

Born Balogun Afolabi Oluwaloseyi on July 12, 2000, Seyi Vibez is a Nigerian singer and songwriter renowned for his emotive music and soulful melodies. Hailing from Ketu, Lagos State, Seyi Vibez's musical journey began with his debut single Anybody in 2019. However, it was Godsent in 2020 that catapulted him to fame, resonating with listeners through its heartfelt lyrics and relatable themes.

Seyi Vibez's subsequent releases, including his debut album No Seyi No Vibez (NSNV) in 2021 and Billion Dollar Baby 2.0 in 2022, solidified his position in the Nigerian music scene, topping charts and garnering millions of streams. Also, his debut EP Memory Card in January 2023 featured collaborations with top artists and further showcased his versatility. With songs like Jajoo and features with prominent musicians on the EP, it cemented his status as one of the most sought-after new acts in the industry. At just 24, Seyi Vibez has already made an indelible mark on the Afrobeats scene. As a Gen Z Afrobeats artist, he has paved the way for a bright future in music.

4. Qing Madi

Notably, Chimamanda Pearl Chukwuma Madichie, better known as Qing Madi, is an 18-year-old Afrobeats sensation born on July 1, 2006. With her unique sound and vibrant performances, she is quickly making a name for herself in the music industry. Qing Madi's debut single See Finish showcased her impressive vocal ability and rare style, gaining her initial recognition.

Her influence continued to grow in 2023, being appointed Spotify Africa Equal Ambassador for June. Also, she collaborated with BNXN on the hit single Ole, which climbed various music charts. These achievements highlighted her ability to seamlessly blend Afrobeat, Pop, Soul, and R&B, appealing to a diverse fan base. So, in 2024, Qing Madi was honored as part of Apple Music's Rising Class. Also, her self-titled debut EP, released under JTON Music, further solidified her position as a rising star in the Afrobeats scene. With her captivating sound and impressive achievements, Qing Madi is undoubtedly one of the young artists leading the charge in the Gen Z Afrobeats revolution.

3. Victony

However, Anthony Victor, better known as Victony, is a young Nigerian singer and songwriter making a significant impact on the Afrobeats scene. With his unique sound and versatility, Victony has captured the attention of music lovers. Also, he has established himself as a prominent Gen Z artist.

Basically, Victony's debut EP Saturn in 2020 showcased his talent, while his collaboration with Mayorkun on Holy Father in 2021 brought him into the spotlight. Despite a major setback in 2021, Victony demonstrated resilience and determination. He did this releasing the successful EP Outlaw in 2022, featuring the international hit Soweto. His debut album Stubborn in 2024 further solidified his position, with international collaborations and popular songs gaining massive airplay. Victony's music resonates with fans, inspiring them with his positive attitude and dedication to his craft.

2. Ayra Starr

Consequently, Oyinkansola Sarah Aderibigbe, known professionally as Ayra Starr, is a 22-year-old rising star in the Afrobeats scene. Born on June 14, 2002, in Nigeria, Ayra Starr quickly gained attention with her debut single Away, which became a hit. Her self-titled debut EP in 2021 showcased her unique voice and style, blending Afrobeats with pop and R&B.

Additionally, Ayra Starr's success continued with her debut album 19 & Dangerous. The album features popular tracks like Bloody Samaritan, Fashion Killer, and Rush. She has achieved global recognition, including being featured on Spotify's Radar Africa program. While her song Away was included in Barack Obama's 2021 summer playlist, it was also nominated for Best New International Act at the 2021 BET Awards. Ayra Starr's music has resonated with fans worldwide. This solidifies her position as a leading Gen Z artist in the Afrobeats revolution.

1. Rema

Lastly, Divine Ikubor, professionally known as Rema, is a 24-year-old Gen Z sensation in the Afrobeats scene. Born on May 1, 2000, in Nigeria, Rema rose to fame in 2019 with his hit single Dumebi, which quickly became a popular anthem. Also, his unique blend of Afrobeats, trap, and pop has captivated a broad audience. This has earned him recognition and awards, including the Next Rated award at the 2019 Headies.

Signed to Mavin Records, Rema's energetic performances and distinctive style have made him a leader of the new school wave. His style resonates with young listeners and topping charts in Nigeria and abroad. With his growing international fanbase, Rema has become one of the biggest names in the Afrobeats scene.

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In a viral video shared on Monday, June 10, 2024, Portable was seen shopping for cowboy shoes in a store, where he spotted a pair that reminded him of his colleague, Zinoleesky's controversial heels.

Portable jokingly tried on the shoes, nicknaming them "Gbadegeshin" and expressing his desire to walk like Zinoleesky.

The clip has sparked laughter and entertainment among fans, showcasing Portable's carefree and playful personality.

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These disputes, often played out in the public eye, add an extra layer of drama and intrigue to the already dynamic music scene. From lyrical jabs to social media spats, the beefs between artists have kept fans and critics alike buzzing with excitement and speculation.

In this article, we dive into the top 15 beefs that have shaped the Nigerian music landscape. These feuds, whether fueled by competition, personal grievances, or sheer ego, have not only made headlines but also influenced the music produced by the artists involved.

From legendary confrontations to more recent disputes, these beefs have left an indelible mark on Nigerian music history.

15. Zinoleesky vs Seyi Vibez

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In 2023, a new rivalry emerged between Nigerian street-hop stars, Zinoleesky and Seyi Vibez. The tension began when Zinoleesky teased a new snippet on Instagram, prompting a quick response from Seyi Vibez, who hinted at his readiness to compete and jabbed at artists dependent on record labels. The feud escalated, with both artists releasing snippets and exchanging pointed comments on social media. Zinoleesky criticized Seyi Vibez's music style and studio setup, while Seyi Vibez boasted about his recent house purchase. Though neither has confirmed the feud, the interactions have sparked significant fan speculation and interest.

This Seyi Vibes & Zino fight is not looking to end anytime soon, gbas gbos pic.twitter.com/AMmwibmeYY

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14. Terry G vs Mallam Spicy

The feud between Terry G and Mallam Spicy, two prominent figures in Nigerian music, ignited in the late 2000s over differences in musical styles and perceived disrespect. Terry G's brash remarks during a live performance in Lagos sparked a series of diss tracks and public exchanges between the two artists. Mallam Spicy accused Terry G of being repetitive and lacking innovation, while Terry G defended his unique sound. Despite dividing fans and generating significant attention, the rivalry eventually simmered down as both artists moved on with their careers. However, the beef remains a memorable chapter in Nigerian music history, highlighting the competitive nature of the industry.

13. Brymo vs Burna Boy

The feud between Burna Boy and Brymo has been marked by public jabs and criticisms exchanged between the two Nigerian music stars. Burna Boy took a swipe at Brymo, questioning the originality of his music and comparing it unfavourably to that of Fuji icons. Brymo, in response, dismissed Burna Boy's freestyle as lacking originality and asserted his vocal superiority. The beef between Burna Boy and Brymo ignited when Brymo accused Burna Boy of lifting part of his unreleased album Macabre for Burna Boy's Grammy-nominated hit single City Boy. Burna Boy responded with a diss in his 'Thanks Freestyle,' where he mocked Brymo with the line "No go fall off like Brymo." This ongoing feud highlights the clash of egos and divisive antics that have characterised their careers in the Nigerian music industry.

12. Burna Boy vs Davido

The feud between Burna Boy and Davido, two of Nigeria's biggest music stars, gripped the industry with its intensity and public spats. Starting with subtle digs in interviews and social media posts, tensions rose, resulting in a notable incident at a festival in 2019. Both artists released albums in 2020, Twice as Tall and A Better Time, sparking speculation of hidden jabs at each other within their music. Despite their differences, both Burna Boy and Davido continued to dominate the music scene, releasing chart-topping singles and collaborating with international artists. However, their beef remained a hot topic among fans and industry insiders, with social media debates and memes keeping the feud alive.

11. Yung6ix vs Erigga

The rift between Yung6ix and Erigga, two prominent rappers in the Nigerian music scene, drew attention for its intensity and public exchanges. Stemming from issues of loyalty and collaboration, their feud played out on social media and in interviews. Yung6ix accused Erigga of betrayal, sparking a series of confrontations and grievances that aired publicly. Despite the tension, both artists remained focused on their music careers. While signs of reconciliation eventually surfaced, the beef between Yung6ix and Erigga underscores the rivalries that characterize the Nigerian music industry.

10. Sinzu vs Godwon

These two rap heavyweights, known for their lyrical prowess and street credibility, found themselves embroiled in a feud that captivated fans and ignited debates across the industry. The feud between Sinzu and Godwon sparked intense debates and captivated fans. Stemming from issues of respect and territorial claims within the rap scene, their beef led to heated exchanges both online and in diss tracks. Sinzu accused Godwon of lacking talent, while Godwon fired back with his own scathing lyrics. Despite dividing fans, both artists continued to release music and collaborate with others.

9. Timaya vs Nico Gravity

The beef between Timaya and Nico Gravity is a notable conflict in the Nigerian music industry. It began when Nico Gravity released the diss track I No Send You, criticising Timaya's perceived arrogance and materialism. Timaya responded with his own assertive track, defending his success and lifestyle. This feud highlighted their contrasting styles: Timaya's energetic dancehall vibes versus Nico Gravity's raw, unfiltered lyrics. Despite the rivalry, both artists continued to succeed in their niches. This clash underscored tensions in the industry around authenticity and success, making it a significant chapter in Nigerian music history.

8. Ruger vs BNXN

Ruger and BNXN (formerly Buju) engaged in a notable feud that captivated fans and industry insiders alike. Starting in mid-2022, tensions arose when Ruger made comments downplaying BNXN's success, sparking a series of social media exchanges. Both artists released tracks with lyrics interpreted as aimed at each other, fueling the rivalry further. Social media played a significant role in amplifying the feud, with fans passionately debating the merits of each artist. Despite the tension, Ruger and BNXN continued to thrive in their careers, with their respective styles earning them recognition and loyal followings. Ultimately, the feud came to an end when the two artists decided to collaborate on a new album, highlighting the transient nature of conflicts in the music industry. Reflecting on the beef, both artists acknowledged the unnecessary nature of their feud and the role of their passionate fan bases in perpetuating it.

7. Reminisce vs Vector

The beef between Nigerian hip-hop heavyweights Reminisce and Vector stands out as one of the most memorable rivalries in the music industry. The tension began around 2012, with both artists subtly dissing each other in their lyrics. Key moments in the feud included Vector's 2013 track Get Down, seen as a challenge to Reminisce, and Reminisce's 2014 response to Feego. The rivalry extended to social media and interviews, where both artists emphasised their unique styles and street credibility.

Despite the tension, the feud never escalated beyond words and eventually simmered down as both artists focused on their careers. Reminisce solidified his reputation with successful albums like Baba Hafusa, while Vector explored new sounds in projects like Lafíaji. Their beef, while divisive at its peak, ultimately pushed both artists to greater heights, contributing to the richness of Nigerian hip-hop and leaving a lasting legacy.

6. MI Abaga vs Kelly Handsome

The feud between MI Abaga and Kelly Handsome was a significant clash in Nigerian music history, arising from professional rivalry and perceived slights. It escalated when Kelly Handsome released Catch Me If You Can, accusing MI of sabotaging his career. MI responded, denying involvement but asserting dominance. The beef played out on social media with subliminal jabs. Over time, the intensity waned, and both artists moved on, focusing on their careers. The beef's legacy highlights the competitive nature of the industry and the importance of maintaining professional relationships.

5. Ruggedman vs Mode Nine

The feud between Ruggedman and Mode Nine, prominent figures in Nigerian hip-hop, originated in the early 2000s from artistic differences and ego clashes. Their rivalry played out through diss tracks and public confrontations, garnering attention from fans and the media. Over time, the animosity diminished, and both artists moved on to focus on their careers. Despite its resolution, the beef highlighted the competitive nature of the hip-hop genre and the importance of authenticity in Nigerian music.

4. Saheed Osupa vs Pasuma

The feud between Saheed Osupa and Pasuma, two giants in the Fuji music genre, originated from professional jealousy and competition for supremacy. Their rivalry played out through diss tracks and public confrontations, captivating fans and the media. Over time, the intensity of the beef subsided, and both artists focused on their careers. While their feud left a lasting impact on the Nigerian music scene, it serves as a reminder of the competitive nature of the industry and the complexities of navigating fame and ego.

3. Davido vs Wizkid

The rivalry between Nigerian music icons, Davido and Wizkid has been a rollercoaster ride of highs, lows, and everything in between, captivating fans for over a decade. Their journey began almost simultaneously, with breakout hits that catapulted them into the limelight and solidified their positions as leaders in the Afrobeat genre. Despite their undeniable talent and global success, their relationship has been marked by intense competition and occasional conflict.

From subtle jabs on social media to full-blown X (Twitter) wars, Davido and Wizkid have engaged in a back-and-forth battle that has kept fans on the edge of their seats. While moments of unity and collaboration have provided glimmers of hope for reconciliation, tensions between the two superstars have persisted, erupting into public feuds that dominate headlines and spark heated debates among fans.

Despite their differences, Davido and Wizkid's impact on Nigerian music and culture cannot be overstated. As they continue to push boundaries and break new ground, their rivalry remains a defining aspect of the industry, shaping the landscape for generations to come.

2. Ruggedman vs 9ice

The feud between Nigerian music stars, Ruggedman and 9ice ranks as the second biggest beef in the industry. Initially, they had a positive relationship, collaborating on the 2008 hit Ruggedybaba. However, rumors in 2009 suggested an affair between Ruggedman and 9ice's then-wife, Toni Payne, leading to a public fallout despite denials from both parties.

The conflict escalated with two tracks: Ruggedman's A Word is Enough for the 9ice and 9ice's Talk, I Am Listening. Despite several attempts at reconciliation, including a joint appearance in 2015, the tension persisted. Both artists continue to contribute to Nigerian music, with Ruggedman respected as a rapper and 9ice maintaining his popularity. The Ruggedman vs. 9ice beef remains a significant chapter in Nigerian music history, offering lessons on communication and reconciliation.

1. 2Baba vs Black Face

The feud between Nigerian music icons, 2Baba and Blackface is legendary, stretching over a decade and involving accusations of song theft and betrayal. It all started with the breakup of their group, Plantashun Boiz, and escalated when Blackface accused 2Baba of stealing his song, African Queen. Legal battles ensued, but the conflict persisted, with Blackface releasing diss tracks and making public accusations. Despite attempts at reconciliation and out-of-court settlements, the feud continued, highlighting issues of intellectual property rights and personal grievances in the music industry. The impact of their rivalry shows the complexities of relationships in entertainment, overshadowing their musical contributions at times. Ultimately, the hope remains for a genuine reconciliation between these two influential figures in Nigerian music.

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The singer showcased his new car in a trending video today, Tuesday, May 21, 2024, following his recent arrest for failing to complete payment on a GLE he had purchased.

In the video, Portable is seen casually walking in front of the sleek black luxury car, posing and inspecting it with the doors and lights on. Fans quickly flocked to the comments to express their reactions to his latest acquisition.

This comes shortly after reports surfaced that Portable resolved his differences with fellow artists, Zinoleesky and Seyi Vibez. On May 20, 2024, Portable released a video apologizing for past misunderstandings and expressing his desire to collaborate with them on new music.

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Element is the latest release from Zinoleesky, showcasing his unique sound, explore the Element lyrics below.

Zinoleesky - Element Lyrics

I know oh
Ohhhh
Ohhh
Uhhhh

Ah I am in my element
They feel me with no sentiment
Wan build house, dem no get cement
Wish death on me many men
Owa nle mi o shako oh
Gbedu to wa n le, eje tan
On my way to stardom
Gbedu to wan le e le je tan oh

Ah orin pon le o, orin pon le o
Ki kanga to gbe, emi ma pon mi le
Ma ba won wo soole
I will be bigger than this, e kole
O wa nle, mi o shako o
Gbedu to wa n le, eje tan
On my way to stardom
Gbedu to wan le e le je tan oh

Lay your hands up when you see me
Lay your hands up when you see me, uh
Maami say "we just want to say hello"
Say, we just want to say hello
Woni Zino, o da pe mo shesho
Why always bad big men molest oh
I came out, so I conquer
'Cause I'm always using my head like Drogba
Awon omoge fa mi lotun losi bi rubber
Hot girls are just giving me number
Awon omoge fa mi lotun losi bi rubber
Bad girls are just giving me number

I am in my element
They feel me with no sentiment
Wan build house, dem no get cement
Wish death on me many men
Owa nle mi o shako oh
Gbedu to wa n le, eje tan
On my way to stardom
Gbedu to wan le e le je tan oh

For anybody wey dey try me, I no be ordinary person at all
Ordinary person at all
And I am in the right on my storm
I've been killing shit all along
Shit all along
I've been on the road oh oh oh,
24/7 on the road, 24/7 on the road
'Cause they say time na gold ('cause they say time na gold)
Face my fears no time to fold, (Face my fears no time to fold)
I'm cruising a 4, 5 star stallion in Lagos
God no go shame on us,
On the internet, this people want to beef us
But deep down now, they want to be us

Ah I am in my element
They feel me with no sentiment
Wan build house, dem no get cement
Wish death on me many men
Owa nle mi o shako oh
Gbedu to wa n le, eje tan
On my way to stardom
Gbedu to wan le e le je tan oh

Ah!

Collaborators on the Lyrics of 'Element'

Funmilayo Kanmodi, Utere Naomi, Peter Okhide.

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Portable, in a video that went viral, lambasted Zinoleesky for flaunting his Ferrari while allegedly facing career challenges. He advised Zinoleesky to prioritize promoting his music over luxury cars.

In response on Thursday, April 25, 2024, Zinoleesky dismissed Portable's remarks, urging him to focus on his own endeavors. He confidently asserted his superior lifestyle, comparing his Ferrari to Portable's Range Rover.

In a short video shared with fans, Zinoleesky provided a glimpse into his opulent lifestyle, showcasing his new mansion and highlighting its proximity to Naira Marley's residence. He boasted about his close relationship with his boss, implying that his success was unmatched within the industry.

Zinoleesky's response adds fuel to the ongoing discourse surrounding wealth and success in the music industry, as fans continue to debate the significance of material possessions versus artistic merit.

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