Janet Jackson Lists Wizkid’s “Joro” As One Of Her Favorite Songs In New Playlist

Award-winning singer and actress, Janet Jackson has listed two Wizkid songs in her new Spotify playlist “Come Thru & Vibe” 

International celebrities can’t seem to get enough of Wizkid and its apparent that it can’t be helped. The likes of Drake, Chris Brown, Alica Keys, Swizz Beats, Tyga and so many others have all attested to the singer’s legendary status. Janet Jackson has joined the long list of artistes to declare love for the singer.

The sister to the late king of pop, Michael Jackson created a playlist called “Come Thru & Vibe”  on Spotify to show fans music she has been listening to lately and two Wizkid songs were included. Wizkid’s smash hit “Joro” and his feature on Kept & Konan’s “G-Love” made the list. Songs from Usher, Teyana Taylor, Rotimi, H.E.R, Ella Mai and Wale also made the list.

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Davido’s 2nd Baby Mama; Sophia Momodu, Gushes Over Singer On Father’s Day With Special Message

Davido’s first baby mama, Sophia Momodu has sent the superstar singer an interesting “father’s day” greeting on social media.

Sophia who is the mother of Davido’s daughter; Imade Adeleke, took to her Instagram Story to adulate Davido as well as reveal how the father of two gets her upset almost everytime.

She however revealed the DMW boss has always been supportive of their daughter’s upbringing as well as always making sure she never feels left alone in bringing up the child.

She wrote; “Happy father’s day to the man who made me a mother, you get on my last nerve half the time but time and time again you’ve shown me that i’m not alone in this parenting life. Thank you for all that you do.”

Top 10 Best “Tiwa Savage” Songs From 2011 – 2019

hard work and talent are the major factors why she has been relevant in the Nigerian music industry since her debut single 9 years ago. Tiwa Savage Songs

The songstress has never shown any signs of tiredness or weakness since she broke out, and she has been able to dish out lots and lots of hit songs while she continues to be present in the industry. Mama Jam Jam like she’s fondly called by her fans continues to stand toe-to-toe with her male counterparts in the music industry and makes great impact even while she finds herself in their midst.

Her resourcefulness and unique style of music are what made her set a record in 2018 as the first female African musician to win a BET Award.

However, in a way to share with you some of the beautiful songs that this gem has released in the past, we have highlighted below her best 10 Tiwa Savage Songs songs from 2011-2019.

1. Kele Kele Love 

“Kele Kele Love” by Tiwa Savage was released in June 2010. It was the lead single to her album, “Once Upon A Time” which was released in 2013. The song got nominated at several awards including the prestigious Headies Awards in 2012. “Kele Kele Love” was accompanied by a video which was shot and directed in Los Angeles, the United States by Jerry Chan.

Quotable Lyrics:
I no do kele kele love,
kele kele love oooo
Ma seri beye baby ooooo [2x]

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2. Love Me 

“Love Me” was released in May 2011 just a few months after she dropped “Kele Kele Love.” The song is produced by H-Money and dropped alongside a crisp video which just like the video to her first single, was shot in Los Angeles, United States. The video was directed by popular video director; Sesan.

Quotable Lyrics: 
Love love love me
lae la lae lae lae lae lae

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3. Without My Heart 

“Without My Heart” is another jam by Mummy Jam Jam that was released in December 5, 2011. This beautiful song has the impact of Mavin Boss, Don Jazzy, as he was featured by Tiwa on the viral hit song. The song has a video that has amassed over 3 million views on YouTube.

Quotable Lyrics: 
Just don’t leave without my heart
Don’t leave without my heart (no way ah ah, no way ah, no way ah ah, no )
Baby baby give me some more
Baby please I wanna finish what we started on the floor

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4. All Over 

“All Over” is a song that dropped on April 9, 2017, to positive welcome from music fans. The song became an instant hit as it became widely accepted “all over” Africa. It has a video that was published a month after the audio release and it has over 28 million views, making it the second highest video Tiwa has amassed for a song.

Quotable Lyrics:
All over, all over
Na because of you wey I get goosebumps
All over, all over
This feeling got me falling
All over, all over
E get as the something dey do me for body oh
All over, all over
I make you make we spend this money oh

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5.  If I Start To Talk Ft Sid D

“If I Start To Talk” is off Tiwa’s R.E.D album which was released in 2015. The song featured then Mavin label mate, Dr. Sid and it quite decently as it had positive reviews from music fans when it was released. The song has a video to it as well.

Quotable Lyrics:
My brother if i start to talk
The thing wey i don take my eye see
My brother e no go end
If i start to count
The thing wey baba God e don do
My brother e no go end
My sister we no go end

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6. Eminado Ft Don Jazzy

“Eminado” featuring Don Jazzy which means “good luck charm” was produced by legendary producer, Don Jazzy. It is the seventh single off her “Once upon a time” debut studio album which was released in 2013. The music video won Most Gifted Female Video and was nominated for Most Gifted Video of the Year at the 2014 Channel O Music Video Awards.

Quotable lyrics

But I’ll never leave I’ll be yours… Eminado! Eminado! Your one and only… Eminado!
Eminado! I’ll be your african barbie! Eminado! Eminado! You’ll be my six pack bobo!
Eminado! Eminado!

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7.  Bad Ft Wizkid

Produced by Spellz, “Bad’ Featuring Starboy, Wizkid is a single which was produced  Spellz by was released in 2015. The music video for “Bad” was nominated by The Headies Award for Best Music Video.

Quotable Lyrics
Badder than bad you know
OoOoOoOooh badder than bad you know
Badder than bad you know
Mafimi sere oo (no no) Mafimi sere oo (no no)
Mafimi sere oo (no no) Mafimi sere oo (no no)

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8.  Standing Ovation Ft Olamide

Produced by Don Jazzy, “Standing Ovation” featuring  YBNL’s Olamide is the third track off her second studio album R.E.D  which was released in 2015.

Quotable Lyrics
Ejeka jijo, jijo
Ejeka wajo, wajo
Ejeka jijo, jijo
Ejeka wajo, wajo

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9.  Malo Ft Wizkid

“Malo” is the sixth track off her debut  EP “Sugarcane EP” which was released in 2017. Malo featuring Wizkid was produced by ace producer Spellz.

Quotable Lyrics
roboskehskeh roboskehskeh
If not be you then tell me who o
Dem go sempe dem go sempe
Nobody messing with my boo

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10.  Ife Wa Gbona Ft Leo Wonder

Produced by Sosick, Ife Wa Gbona featuring Nigerian Singer, Leo Wonder is the 15th track off her “Once Upon A Time” album which was released in July 2013.

Quotable Lyrics

gbona o gbona o gbona o gbona o gbona
woooo wuuuu yeaa [2x]
Ife wa o gbona
tori O gbona o gbona o gbona o gbona o gbona
woooo wuuuu yeaa [2x]
Ife wa gbona gbona

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Davido’s ‘Fall’ Is Finally Catching On in the U.S., But bigger it should be…

So it’s unusual that “Fall,” a springy, 19-month-old track from the Nigerian singer davido, is currently gaining traction on the airwaves. The growth has been gradual: 482 plays to date, spread across 36 stations, according to Nielsen BDS, which tracks radio activity. BDS reports that four new stations added “Fall” into rotation last week.

The Nigerian style of music known as Afrobeats has quietly entranced a large swathe of the world’s population. “Pretty much every song on pop radio [in the U.K. now] is sort of a Mr. Eazi-style, chill, afrobeats [track],” the producer Riton told Rolling Stone last year. But Nigerian singers have not yet established a foothold Stateside, despite well-received, afrobeats-dusted singles from established stars like Drake and Janet Jackson.
Those are admittedly not huge numbers — for comparison’s sake, Post Malone’s new single “Wow” grew by 1,700 plays last week alone. But listeners who hear “Fall” are scrambling to find their phones: It was one of the Top 100 most Shazam’d singles in America this week. In New York City, “Fall” was a Top 10 record on Shazam. And in Atlanta, another crucial market, only two tracks were getting more Shazam activity than DaVido’s.

Eliciting that level of interest in America is no small feat for an African singer. Columbia signed “Pana,” a 2016 single from Tekno, but wasn’t able to transform it into a U.S. hit. RCA signed Wizkid, the guest on Drake’s “One Dance,” but hasn’t been able to get a hit either. (RCA is also working with DaVido now.) Burna Boy, another Nigerian singer with impressive talent, is now affiliated with Atlantic, but his “Rock Your Body” didn’t reach a wide audience in America.
That has nothing to do with the music — “Pana” and “Rock Your Body” are both indelible polyrhythmic pop songs, wonderfully weightless next to the lead-footed trap that currently dominates both rap and pop radio in America. But the machinery that creates hits in the U.S. remains conservative, even in the supposedly “new” era brought on by streaming.

Nowhere is this more true than at radio, which throws its still-considerable weight behind only a tiny number of tracks — “A Top 40 radio station is playing five songs 120 times a week every week,” according to one radio insider — and rarely takes risks on music that doesn’t align with seemingly-ancient-if-not-totally-incomprehensible norms.
Mainstream “urban” radio usually won’t play Latin trap next to American trap, even if the same producers worked on both tracks, or pivot from hard hip-hop into soft R&B. Meanwhile, pop radio tries hard to ignore viral rap records, which programmers characterize as “pretty extreme,” in favor of bizarre but ostensibly more palatable concoctions by Panic! at the Disco or Marshmello. Even some Top 40 programmers are confused by this tendency: “I don’t know when everybody’s gonna get it through their heads that we can’t just keep forcing these pop songs that nobody likes down everybody’s throat,” Nathan Graham toldRolling Stone last year.
Radio also depends on a favor system of sorts: Artists play station concerts, stop by for interviews and record drops to help get their music onto the air. This is costly for artists without American passports. “To work the U.S. is big money — even getting music onto radio in New York alone might cost you upwards of $100 or $200 grand,” the Nigerian star Mr. Eazi explained to Rolling Stone last year. That’s another reason why, “at the end of the day, nobody has properly broken an African act in the U.S.”
It’s too early to tell if DaVido can establish a new path from Nigeria to the American airwaves — his team only recently started “attacking US radio properly,” according to an email from the singer’s manager, Asa Asika. But there’s no denying that when listeners hear DaVido’s music, they are immediately compelled to figure out who sings it. And that’s not just the case with “Fall.” This week New Yorkers were also trying to determine who steals the show on local rapper Casanova’s new single “2am” (Shazaming Top 25). Surprise — it’s DaVido. He is also the artist behind the 2017 track “If,” which is Shazaming Top 50 in New York.
DaVido’s success appears to be a boon for other Nigerian artists as well. Afro B’s “Drogba (Joanna)” was even higher than “Fall” on New York Shazam this week. If more radio programmers are willing to give these artists a chance, they may be pleasantly surprised by the results.

Davido performing at BBC Radio 1Xtra Live at the O2 Arena in London.

Casanova & Soulja Boy Quickly End Beef After Last Weekend’s Altercation

 

Earlier in the weekend, a video surfaced of a feud which took place between recently raving Soulja Boy and Casanova when the former confronted Soulja Boy over the way he addressed a certain woman in question

                                                                       Casanova
Cas said, “You screamed at a lady, you bugging the fuck out, homie,” Casanova could be heard saying to Soulja Boy. “You got shit all over your face. Are you bugging out? You high? You smacked? You don’t see how she ran out?”

                                                                     Soulja Boy

Soulja however quickly got cover for his action. He responded “If they females, they need to talk like females,” he said. “Why she talkin’ like she gangster?
                                                               

Well, the two rappers got on the phone during Soulja Boy’s session of Instagram Live to amend the broken sides, eventually laughing with one another, and quickly moving past the minor altercation.

“I’m good. I don’t want no problems with nobody,” Casanova said. He went on to warn YoungDrako against allowing his inner circle to egg him on in the process of making bad decisions. “N*ggas around me used to amp me up,” he said. “Don’t let nobody gas you… Rappers is dying out here, homie, off of little shit like this. I ain’t letting no blog trick me out of my shit.”

“I Don’t Regret Singing Logo Benz” – Lil Kesh Reaffirms

Punch Entertainment caught up with Lil Kesh for an interview recently, and the singer revealed he has no regrets on releasing his latest song “Logo Benz which generated a lot of controversial remarks regarding the morally degrading lyrics adopted in the song.
You would recall the song was about indirectly promoting the widespread mysterious theft of female panties which has been rumoured to be used for money rituals by desperate evil doers which many find so insensitive and ridiculous. People felt why would such a song be released at a time when the whole nation is scared of the situation and desperately looking for a way to end the calamitous act.
However Lil Kesh has cleared the air on the issue while also stating he does not regret releasing the song. He said,
Logo Benz was inspired by things we saw on social media and in our environment. One of the trending news now is how people are stealing pants for money rituals. One of those things they buy with the money is Benz cars. We thought we should do a song about it and create awareness; this is what we have been doing as musicians. But I guess people got the wrong impression. When it came out, it was heavily criticised and people felt we were promoting money rituals. I understood why it happened because some parts of the lyrics were not too clear. If we had looked for a better way to put the story out there, people would have understood it better.”
He added, “We have been able to create so much awareness on the issue and I am sure we have been able to save lives. Even if it was just one person we saved by releasing the song, I am happy. I don’t live with regrets. If I could go back in time, I would still release the song. But this time, we would do it in a way that it would not be misunderstood.”

Happy birthday flora shugga

Happy birthday flora shugga

Flora shugga (Nollywood star) celebrates her 18th birthday today...

Flora shugga is an upcoming actress, presenter
and an online influencer  she was born in the year
2000 November 23,in surulere Lagos.
Flora shugga hails from IMO state, ideato North,
she is the first fruit of Mr and Mrs Micheal Nwokeji.
She attended itire Nursery and primary school and
later attended First Zion high school and graduated
 from secondary school in 2015. She is currently
studying theology at the national open University of Nigeria..

She started her acting career immediately she left secondary
school but it wasn’t easy for her cause of her father but she continued
to push and now she is getting to the peak...

Today been November 23 she is celebrating her birthday and we wish
her a happy belated birthday and many more years to come..
 Follow her on IG @Flora shugga...