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  • We Need These 14 Artistes to Go on a Joint Tour Like Wizkid and Davido

    After years of “Are they friends?” or “Are they beefing?” Wizkid and Davido are finally working together. And no, it’s not a song; it’s a freaking tour. What God cannot do does not exist for real. 

    With two of Nigeria’s biggest stars burying the past under a concert stage, it’s time for other “beefing” celebrities to take the high road, reconcile and work together. Nigeria is tough. We need this, dears. 

    Burna Boy and Davido 

    Only God knows when the beef between these two started because it’s been on since Mary Slessor stopped the killing of twins in Calabar. From throwing shade on Fem and Way Too Big, to throwing hands in a Ghanaian nightclub in 2020, this beef has been messy AF. 

    With Big W and OBO entering the BFF zone, I hope he helps mend the fence with Odogwu so their tour will have three GOATs, not just two. 

    BNXN and Ruger 

    I still believe BNXN and Ruger’s beef is a publicity stunt — they only start fighting when they’re about to drop new music — but I’ll hold my peace until I get solid evidence. 

    As two of the biggest new acts in the game, BNXN and Ruger’s beef has been mad entertaining and educative — remember the streaming farms gist? But you know what would make this beef sweeter? A joint tour. Imagine getting to watch Asiwaju and Kilometer live in one night. 

    2Baba and Blackface 

    Is it me, or should we have an age limit for beefs? Like, no one should be nursing a beef and pushing 50 at the same time. Our daddies, are you guys not tired? 2Baba and Blackface’s beef is older than some Gen Zs, and it’s high time they squash it, hit up Faze and head out on a Plantashun Boiz reunion tour. Trust me, millennials like me need this. 

    Naira Marley and MohBad

    Even though MohBad had been hinting at trouble in paradise for a while, his public beef with Naira Marley in 2022 still had most of us shook. The situation between MohBad and his record label boss was so serious they had to involve a couple of “My lord, May I?” to settle the issue. With the wounds still fresh, and MohBad out with his diss track, Tiff, there’s a high chance we’ll have to wait like three more years for a reconciliation tour. But fingers and wallets crossed sha. 

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    Tiwa Savage and Seyi Shay 

    Imagine going to a salon to get your edges laid, only to watch two of Nigeria’s biggest acts drag themselves by their edges? That’s the live show some people got in 2021 when Tiwa Savage went ham on Seyi Shay because she dissed her in a Kizz Daniel #fuckyouchallenge. 

    Even though these two have been real quiet about the incident for a while now, I’m sure the fans would kill to watch Tiwa Savage’s take on Irawo and Seyi Shay’s version of Kele Kele at a joint concert. 

    Ladies, what say you? 

    Omah Lay and Victony 

    BNXN and Ruger couldn’t just fake beef with each other in peace, they decided to help launch another beef between Omah Lay and Victony. While trying to defend BNXN in 2022, Omah Lay called Victony a child, and let’s just say it really made him kolomental. This beef ended up undercooked, as it didn’t even last up to a week.

    But when you think about it, the best way to show all is forgiven is by collaborating, so I’ll need Omah Lay and Victony to cook up something for the emo-lover boys this year. 

    Zlatan and DJ Cuppy 

    Bold of DJ Cuppy and Zlatan to assume I’d let them beef after they gave me my number one guilty pleasure jam, Gelato

    This beef went public when DJ Cuppy revealed that Zlatan had blocked her everywhere after they worked together. And to make matters worse, Zlatan denied Cuppy like Peter did Jesus when he was asked about her on a show. Ouch. 

    They’ve settled now, but we still need a follow-up to Gelato before the end of 2023. Please, do it for the culture, Florence. 

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  • 11 Nigerian Artists Who Look Nothing Like Their Real Names

    Personas are important to artists, and that’s what birth their stage names. Since these names are what they give us, they are the only thing we attach to their faces. Nobody really bothers to find out their real names unless it’s absolutely important. Now, it’s hard to explain it, but some of these artists look like their real names. On the other hand, some of them have absolutely no connection to their names, and this article is about 11 artists who fall into this category.

    1. Stage Name: Rema

    Real Name: Divine Ikubor

    Look at the name, then look at the picture. Do you see it? No! Absolutely not. 

    2. Stage name: Mr Eazi

    Real name: Oluwatosin Ajibade

    Will someone explain to me why I thought his name was Kwame or Kofi?

    3. Stage name: Zlatan

    Real name: Omoniyi Temidayo Raphael

    Nobody can tell me nothing. Zlatan is DEFINITELY not a Raphael.

    4. Stage name: Joeboy

    Real name: Joseph Akinfewa Donus

    Donus? I need to question everything I think I know.

    5. Stage name: Reekado Banks

    Real name: Ayoleyi Hanniel Solomon

    LMAO! Apparently, this is what Hanniel looks like.

    6. Stage name: YCee

    Real name: Oludemilade Martin Alejo

    Wait! Didn’t he say he was Omo Alhaji?

    7. Stage name: Runtown

    Real name: Douglas Jack Agu

    rundown

    Man, no. Who would have thought?

    8. A-Q

    Real name: Gilbert Bani

    Rapper AQ "Gilbert Bani" Biography: Age, Songs - 360dopes

    Does A-Q have a secret life where he is an author?

    8. Stage name: Seyi Shay

    Real name: Deborah Oluwaseyi Joshua

    Deborah? What else do we not know about?

    9. Stage name: Tekno

    Real name: Augustine Miles Kelechi

    This is a revelation. 

    11. Stage name: WurlD

    Real name: Sadiq Onifade

    Every WurlD’s song I know is playing in my head right now, and I don’t see a Sadiq singing. 

  • If you prowl these Nigerian Internet streets like I do, or even just watch TV, you’ve probably heard about/seen Lara And The Beat.

    Here’s the trailer!

    Personally, from the trailer alone, I really want to watch this.

    I mean, I have a few questions…

    Why so beautiful

    Seyi Shay and Vector Tha Viper star in this movie. These are two of our music industry’s most attractive people right now, so ONE TICKET PLEASE! Like, everyone in the cast is gorgeous!

    Apart from Vector making our hearts go gbim-gbim in this movie, I have another question:

    He can act??? Wawuu… I hope I’ll even be able to focus on the movie and not his smile or his- *clears throat*

    It’s really looks like a beautiful, dreamy story

    Did you see those outfits and locations, lighting and the beautiful faces?! Even the storyline seems like one of those type stories that leaves you wishfully smiling all through.

    Chinedu Ikedieze

    I will watch anything that Chinedu Ikedieze acts in, plain and simple. Plus, that slap!

    What the hell was that song that Seyi Shay was singing loool?

    This is like the most important question to me, to be honest. Whattt???

    The quality looks really good!

    From the shots and a cast of powerhouses like Chioma Akoptha, Uche Jombo, Chinedu Ikedieze, Wale Ojo and so many more, at least I know that I will get quality!

    This is a very feel-good movie but it doesn’t feel dead. Might there be something to learn here?

    Anyhow sha, it’s the weekend, so let me go and check out what’s really going on with Ms. Lara Giwa.
    Who’s going to see Lara And The Beat? Let me know what you guys think about it!
  • Seyi Shay Was Featured In An Empowering Spice Girls ‘Wannabe’ Video Remake
    July 8 makes it 20 years after Spice Girls blessed the world with their hit single, Wannabe,  and the iconic video has been recreated.

    The remake of the girl power-inspired video was done by The Global Goals Campaign for Project Everyone.

    The video featured Seyi Shay, Gigi Lamayne and Monoea from South Africa including other international female artistes across the world.

    The campaign #WhatIReallyWant addresses issues like quality education, equal pay and an end to violence against women and child marriage.

    It’s amazing how Seyi Shay got to represent Nigerian women in such a positive light. Watch the video here!

  • Seyi Shay Tried To Defend Wizkid But He Only Thanked Her With Shade
    You cannot just play with petty people anyhow, but some people just don’t get it. In an interview with hip-hop personality, DJ Akademiks, Seyi Shay claimed Wizkid wrote Drake’s One Dance as an Afrobeat song.

    And she was so sure of it and claimed the producers totally stripped the song.

    https://twitter.com/IamAkademiks/status/744591628514566144

    But unfortunately for her, she forgot Wizkid was the king of pettiness…

    And as expected, instead of refuting the rumour nicely, he simply threw shade.

    When you try to fight for someone but the thanks you get is “stop lying”.

    When you try to boast about your friend and they ask you to shut up.

    Although Seyi Shay apologised for her statements….

    We hope she has learnt a lesson on the consequences of doing oversabi.

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