Buzzing Rapper, LadiPoe show no sign of relenting as he dishes out Lemme Know (Remix) Video, performed alongside Teni Makanaki.
With his released ‘Know You Video‘ still trending Ladipoe dishes out “Lemme Know Remix” featuring Teni. The Mavin wordsmith shows no sign of slowing down as he serves it back to back. Blessing our playlist with different vibe and Hip/Rap-pop tunes.
The original version of the song ‘LemmeKnow‘ released in 2019 got some huge Buzz. His arrangement and choice of words keeps showing he is the best rapper with the chance of winning a Grammy as he always claims. This record is a classic rap jam that will give you a cool drive, its catchy and got dope lifelines… ‘Your Sugar Mummy On My Case Like Teni‘ and ‘You can’t never stop my drive, you using second hand break , Every Pastor that i meet just wonna give me handshake, How I do i turn Unbeliever into my current fan base‘. The lyrics ‘Your Sugar Mummy On My Case Teni‘ got Teni-Makanaki’s attention, she decided to get on Poe‘s case and came through for a Remix.
“Lemme Know Remix” delivered by LadiPoe and Teni, produced by Ozedikus comes with a fresh vibe, Bopping sound and still catchy. Makanaki blends her pop vibe with that of Poe’s Rap/Hip-pop genre and they both sounded well… Listen HERE
On this music video LadiPoe and Teni was seen freestyling with the Geng, doing bike games, car race, skating and Dancing… This A Mavin Film Production, Watch and Enjoy below….
DJ Cuppy has received a mindblowing marriage proposal from a fan after she announcing that she wants to fall in love.
The disc jockey who is preparing for the release of her debut album “Orginal Copy” had announced via Twitter that she wants to fall in love in 2020. She later wrote that Mr Eazi should find her a husband as she was the one who introduced her sister, Temi Otedola to him. A few hours after this announcement, Cuppy revealed that numerous marriage proposals were coming in.
Taking to Twitter, she shared a letter sent in by a suitor asking her to marry him, In the letter, the fan expressed how infatuated he is with her and would love to be her husband.
The King of the street Olamide Baddo teases his fans and the street with the music video for the hit track “Wonma Do”.
Olamide – “Wonma Do“. YBNL boss, OlamideBaddo released his 9th studio album tagged “999” as promised in February. The rapper delivered the new hip-pop/rap project without stress and its gained massive streams and street plays.
Off the ‘999’ EP we brought forth this smashing track that rocked different playlist, it’s the track 5, titled “Wonma!”. The Cracker Mello produced song is a fast tempo jam with catchy lyrics, street slang and melody. The song has been trending even before the release of the ‘999‘ EP. Its fans favourite and the turned latest anthem on the street.
The song talks about how girls can never be stick to and sleep with just one man. Olamide Baddo raps that no matter how hard you try to please, treat or protect a lady another man will be get down / sleep with her. (If you like gift her the whole world, place charm on her and be over protective… If a guy on street wants to sleep with her, he will surely have a taste of the juice).
Quotable Lyrics
O le te obinrin lo’run O le te obinrin lo’run To ba te obinrin lo’run O le te ashana lo’run Wonma do
O ba gbe lo location, Wonma do Fowo shey renovation, Wonma do Ko fine bi ti Rihanna, Wonma do K’epon eh dun bi banana, Wonma do O ba mo jo bi Chris Brown, Wonma do Fa koko bi Bobby Brown, Wonma do Wa light eh biti lantern, Wonma do Wa light e biti lantern, Wonma do O ba fi ake kori, Wonma do Oshey nkan osu o fun lori, Wonma do To ba wu eh ko lo magun, Wonma do Wa fun doggy ah lagun, Wonma do … Get Full Lyrics HERE
While we waiting for Olamide’s forthcoming album and a new single, the King of the street took to his social media account to shares the music video for the banger “Wonma” via his Instagram account. The music video is an explicit one shot by Clarence Peters. If this video was released for TV-plays it sure would be banned by NBC that why King Baddo shared the visuals via his IG… Watch and Enjoy below
Asha Gangali drops his first single for the year 2020 , “LIFESTYLE “ featuring Afropop Sensation HERO. It’s a Confirm Jam for the Summer, Produced by Russian Genius ,Oreo Beats, the song is making waves across the country.
Lifestyle is the first Single from Asha Gangali’s “LIFESTYLE EP”… Listen and Enjoy below
Finally 2Baba releases the official video for his single Opo featuring Wizkid, provided by Hypertek Digital.
“Opo Video” performed by 2Baba and Wizkid is the second official music video released from 2Baba’s 7th Studio Album ‘Warriors’ a follow up to ‘We Must Groove’ featuring Burna Boy.
HyperDigital boss, 2Baba released his track with Wizkid titled “Opo“ late February. The track is an afrobeat/pop song produced by Blaq Jerzee, off his new studio album – ‘Warriors‘. Our very own Living Music Legend and Starboy joined forces together once again to bless our speakers and playlist with another monster hit!.
“Opo” means plenty, the legendary singers talks about an Endowed lady. The song is a feel good jam with lovely vibe, melody and catchy lyrics. This definitely is fans’ favourite from the Warrior Album.
Generally considered Nigeria’s greatest pop act of all time, Innocent Ujah Idibia aka 2face aka 2baba is credited with being one of the key figures in the rise to global prominence of what has been described as the sound of 21st century Africa. His distinctive blend of reggae, R&B and traditional African musical influences creates a vibe that is contemporary and universal while maintaining a clear African identity.
Warriors been his 7th studio album houses 13 tracks with guest artistes; Wizkid, Burna Boy, Peruzzi, Olamide, Tiwa Savage, Hi Idiba, Syemca and AJ. On the body of work 2Baba gave his fans a little bit of everything; Afrobeats, Afropop and even reggae.
Based on popular demand and ‘OPO‘ been the most loved and played track from the album… 2Baba and Wizkid decided to bless us with a music video. As Directed by Award winning video director Clarence Peters, Watch and Enjoy below…
Nigerian songstress, Simi has apologized to the LGBT (Lesbians, Gay, and Bisexual, Transgender) Community over her derogatory remarks in the past.
It would be recalled that Simi in her Youtube series “Stoopid Sessions” stated that homosexuality is wrong. Due to her statement, she was called out by Gay activist, Bisi Alimi called out Simi for being a disgrace and for promoting homophobic violence. However, the singer who recently welcomed her first child in May took to her Twitter age to tender an apology.
In a lengthy letter addressed to the LGBT community, Simi stated they don’t deserve the hate or don’t deserve to live in fear because of who they are. She apologized for carelessly addressing an issue that was a matter of life and death for many and said it was never her intention to hurt anybody.
According to her, she didn’t understand their anger at her and feels they also misunderstood her. She further revealed that ]she recently found out that someone was almost killed because they were a member of the LGBT community. She understands discrimination being a woman and but didn’t understand theirs and is sorry she had to learn it at their expense.
Nigerian singer, Byrmo has yet made another controversial statement about his status in the music industry.
Brymo who has constantly been in the news since the release of his critically acclaimed album “Yellow” seems to have attained a status higher than any other artiste in the music industry. The singer took to his Twitter page to reveal that he is the first artiste in the history of music to be called a god when it comes to artistry. He wrote “I’m the first artiste in the history of music to attain “god” rank in artistry…”
I’m the first artiste in the history of music to attain “god” rank in artistry…
Inspirational singer, Stella releases a new song which comes with the title “Freedom“, tagged (We Need Freedom)
According to Prophetess Stella Obi; “I got inspired by the holy spirit to bring out this song because of what is happening (pandemic) . The pandemic has caused the church a-lot as the lockdown affected the gathering of the brethren. And also the students are loosing focus in their studies, because they listen to their teachers more than their parents in terms of studying their books“.
Nigerian singer, Tekno has called out Nigerian politicians and leaders over their corrupt and self-centered ways.
Over a couple of weeks, news of the fraudulent activities of some Nigerian politicians and some leaders rocked the internet. Nigerians took to social media to condemn their acts and Tekno seems to have some not so nice words to say. Taking to his Twitter page, he cursed Nigerian Politicians who are stealing from the country’s treasury and are still selfish.
According to him, any leader who is stealing from the people and can’t give back to the people will suffer in many ways money can’t fix. He wrote: “If u a leader in this country stealing from your people and just can’t give back small to the people.. God will make u suffer in ways money can’t fix”
If u a leader in this country stealing from your people and just can’t give back small to the people.. God will make u suffer in ways money can’t fix
Intro
Marl, Marl, Marlians, Marlians!
E wa gbo update,
E wa wo update, E wa gbo update tun tun
E wa gbo un’kan ti awon girls so fun mi
E wa gbo un’kan ti awon Niggaz so fun mi
Ti awon mummy and daddy so fun mi
Nikechi, Chibuzor, Chibuzor, Imole
Chorus
Awon ladies ni mo fine
(Fine boy)
Awon Niggaz ni Moh bad
(Olorun moh bad)
Awon mummies ko mi?je
(Won?ko mi je,?won la mi)
Awon daddy feran mi
(Won?feran mi to’kan to’kan)
But e ma overhype mi
(ejo)
Overhyping lo?pa?2020
(Mo?be yin)
Tori mo?rap tori, mo?sing
Won ma pariwo it’s plenty
(O por o)
E jo e ma overhype mi
(ejo)
E ma lo cobalize mi
(ejo)
Ori mi o ki pe wo
Ki ma lo na owo inu account mi
(O por)
Verse 1
Ma pe mi baba, ma pe mi bros
To ba ti need help mi o ma lo church
Ma pe mi zaddy mi o fe daughter
Mi o fe daughter oshi ti o le she normal
Tori a jo je marlian o fe pami pelu aza
Wa o le pami mi o pa Naira
Omo Ikorodu ni mi, mi ki she Ajebutter
Number 1 bad boy star boy Marlian
Awon kids won la mi bi sweet
A1 lori street (achievement nla)
School nikan mo ti repeat
Ta lo mo iwe ni school (na them)
Ta lo wa successful (na we)
Trouser 100 no belt (na we)
Come forward
Marlians
Interlude
Fine boy (e le underrate me)
Olorun mo gbo e
Won ko mi je
Won la mi
Won feran mi tokan tokan
But e ma overhype mi
Overhyping lo pa 2020
Tori mo rap, tori mo sing
Won ma pariwo it’s plenty
(O por o)
E jo e ma overhype mi
E ma lo cobalize mi
Ori mi o ki pe wo o
Ki ma lo na owo inu account mi
(O por o)
Verse 2
2020 we for they gbadun like this
All of us for they party like this
I for don go Yankee go to Paris
But overhyping ti pa everybody
If you ask anybody a ni 2020
When you go blow 2020
E gba wo lo ma marry 2020
Na una use mouth kill 2020
Chorus
Awon ladies ni mo fine
(Fine boy)
Awon Niggaz ni Moh bad
(Olorun moh bad)
Awon mummies ko mi?je
(Won?ko mi je,?won la mi)
Awon daddy feran mi
(Won?feran mi to’kan to’kan)
But e ma overhype mi
(ejo)
Overhyping lo?pa?2020
(Mo?be yin)
Tori mo?rap tori, mo?sing
Won ma pariwo it’s plenty
(O por o)
E jo e ma overhype mi
(ejo)
E ma lo cobalize mi
(ejo)
Ori mi o ki pe wo o
Ki ma lo na owo inu account mi
(O por)
Intro;
Bam bam bam,
Yeah yeah yeah
Tiwa whyne for me,
Ooooh uh o
Shey you go whyne for me?
O could you whyne for me
Ahh oh Berry pon dis one
Tiwa Savage o yeah
[Pre-Chorus/Chorus]
She got me feeling like a billion
Cause I just got paid today
O the bando, the bando
Fresh out the bando
Got me feeling like a billion
Cause I just got paid today
Ahh, spend that money on you
I check the balance o ay
I flex the balance o ay
I check the balance o ay
I dance to the balance o ay
Check the balance o ay
I flex the balance o ay
I check the balance o ay
I dance to the balance o ay
Maleek Berry’s Verse
See my girl she the latest, ah yeah o
Never rocking the fakest, no no no
Body set she be waistless, yeah yeah
My diamonds be dancing
While we dutty dancing
Now we romancing na na
You know you making money
Two step for me and roll
And she got her own dough
And she know how to get low
If you feeling me then we haffi
Raise a toast
Everybody knows yeah
She go whyne for the money o
[Pre-Chorus/Chorus]
She Got me feeling like a billion
Cause I just got paid today
O the bando, the bando
Fresh out the bando
Got me feeling like a billion
Cause I just got paid today
Ahh, spend that money on you o
I check the balance o ay
I flex the balance o ay
I check the balance o ay
I dance to the balance o ay
Check the balance o ay
I flex the balance o ay
I check the balance o ay
I dance to the balance o ay
Tiwa Savage
He said he like, he like the way
The way I whyne my waist
So my baby wire
He wire a milli today
I be fine girl I no wan suffer (suffer no)
Baby baby wire, wire a milli today
Drink up, yeah, then link up (yeah yeah)
I ain’t even done with you baby
And you’re in love (yeah yeah)
Omo to dun gan gan
Mo fi ibadi e demo
Omo to dun gan gan
Fi ibadi e jo lo
[Pre-Chorus/Chorus]
She Got me feeling like a billion
Cause I just got paid today
O the bando, the bando
Fresh out the bando
Got me feeling like a billion
Cause I just got paid today
Ahh, spend that money on you o
I check the balance o ay
I flex the balance o ay
I check the balance o ay
I dance to the balance o ay
Check the balance o ay
I flex the balance o ay
I check the balance o ay
I dance to the balance o ay
Burss down move with the way you dey whine you
Dey tease my antenna make e rise make we spend sometime
Omoge ma pariwo (ma pariwo)
And as a bad man like the way you dance
You open up my mind and gimme dirty whine
We need to spend sometime
Omoge ma pariwo ye ye ye….
Tonight is your night o,
Omoge you gats to use your chance o
E go better if you crash for my place o
Ifeoma I no Dey feel my legs oh (eh eh)
It’s your night say say you gats to use your chance o
I know say you go like over take oh
Omoge I no Dey feel my legs oh eh…
Burss down move with the way you dey whine you
Dey tease my antenna make e rise make we spend sometime
Omoge ma pariwo (ma pariwo)
And as a bad man like the way you dance
You open up my mind and gimme dirty whine
We need to spend sometime (sometime eh eh)
Omoge ma pariwo (ma pariwo)
Control me
Whine it up tsunami
This your baka no Dey fear me
Na only Wey no like to Dey stress me na na
My Chargie
Bad girl you are naughty (so naughty)
When you Dey my side you Dey muzz me
Na only you wey Dey try understand me na…
Burss down move with the way you dey whine you
Dey tease my antenna make e rise make we spend sometime (sometime)
Omoge ma pariwo (ma pariwo)
And as a bad man like the way you dance
You open up my mind and gimme dirty whine
We need to spend sometime (sometime)
Omoge ma pariwo (ma pariwo eh)
Award-winning Ghanaian singer, Shatta Wale has slammed a TV presenter for saying Beyoncé didn’t choose well in collaborating with him for her album.
Earlier last year, Beyoncé dropped the “Lion King; The Gift album” and featured a couple of African artistes. Shatta Wale was featured on the track “Already” and later on the singer hinted that a video was already in the works. A couple of days ago, the official music video was released and fans had a lot to say about the iconic video.
A TV presenter, identified as Jackie, whilst discussing the collaboration between the dancehall act and the American singer with could be heard saying that “but she didn’t even choose well“. From their comments in the video, it is evident that they had a conversation about the collab when Beyonce dropped the album last year. They stated that Beyonce would never be interested in having Shatta Wale in a video.
Responding to their comments after the release of the ‘Already’ music video, Shatta Wale wrote: ” see fools in Ghana, no wonder our media don’t go anywhere, always talking with so much pride of foolishness. A woman like you can say sh*t about your own fellow woman, I blame your makeup foolish girl!! Illiterate”. Watch the video below for more.
(Fireboy Eli & New York City Girl Review) The year started on a good note, artistes were prepared to release new music, big announcements were to be made, tours and shows, everything was up to the mark. However, with the emergence of the coronavirus, the future of the music industry seemed bleak. At that moment, it felt like many artistes were going to be quiet for a long time and YBNL’s Fireboy DML was one of these artistes.
Snagging the highly coveted spot in Nigeria with his hit single “Jealous” and debut album “Laughter, Tears and Goosebumps” seemed like an easy feat. Upon its release, the critically acclaimed album which had no guest artiste racked up streams on all digital platforms. What more could be said about his achievements?
The Afrolife star immediately became a force to reckon with. The singer is the kind that makes the music for the hopeless, romantics, the heartbroken, and also those searching for love. Fireboy’s success dispelled the notion that one has to only make groovy songs to “blow” in the music industry, he is evidence that good songs still exist.
Earlier this year, his record label boss, Olamide signed a joint venture deal with American distribution EMPIRE which is home to several international acts like Kendrick Lamar, Schoolboy Q, SZA, and so on. It is believed that the deal would also help in pushing Fireboy and Olamide to the international market.
6 months after the release of his debut album, the singer released two singles; “New York City Girl” and “Eli” which have been climbing charts and amassing streams. In this article, we would be reviewing these songs.
Fireboy Eli & New York City Girl Review
“New York City Girl”
Produced by Type A, New York City Girl is a mid tempo Afro-pop record which also comes with an R’n’B vibe. It’s a love song that seeks to be one’s crush, imaginary love. Fireboy tells the story of his encounter with a girl from New York City and how he immediately became drawn to her. He wants to have a little fun with her before she goes back to where she came from. It’s a scenario we can all relate to. The entire story can be pictured without watching its video.
Its music video directed by Clarence Peters is similar to that of the famous track “Nothin On You” by American rapper B.o.B. The striking visuals feature cutout animation, which takes multiple collages of places in New York City like the Statue of Liberty, Time Square and, what looks like, Grand Central and taps them one over each other. It also depicts Fireboy’s love interest and other ladies. It’s basically a creative video that would have been a daunting task to create.
On this track, Fireboy’s superb songwriting skill is once showcased as the lyrical content was unmatched. He made sure that his vocals were in total sync with the beat hence giving the track a pleasant vibe. The beat, arrangement structured about this track was top notch and he has to be given accolades for not letting it end up a boring tune.
However, releasing this track as his debut single to begin the year and prepare fans for possibly another body of work may have not been a great move. The track sounds like a tune that should have been released alongside an album or EP. Looking at his previous records like “Jealous,” “King,” “If I Say” which were all released before his album, it is evident that New York City Girl is not strong enough to hold the attention of fans for a long time.
It’s not strong enough to be released as a single. This writer believed that he shouldn’t have moved on so quickly from his previous album which is still bopping till today. It’s quite understandable that he would want to join other Nigerian artistes in releasing new music but he moved on too quickly.
Rating : 3.5/5
“ELI”
Ever been in a situation where you find someone so attractive and you immediately conclude that they are divine creatures specially created? Fireboy takes us on a little journey of what goes on his head for this track whenever he sees “her”. Produced by Pheelz, “Eli” is Fireboy DML’s second 2020 music releases a follow up to “New York City Girl”. As stated earlier, the releases of these songs give the impression that an album/EP is on the way.
On this track, Fireboy delivers a sound that infuses elements of Chinese music culture (the Chuigushou), Dancehall, Jazz with a splash of Afrobeat. The track describes his love interest “Delilah” hence the name of the track “Eli” who surprises him at every turn. Fireboy believes she is a divine creature and he sings about how he needs to get away from her because she’s dangerous.
Its music video which was once again directed by Clarence Peters was the perfect representation of the sound Fireboy was trying to portray in the track. The costumes, setting, and structure were all on point (Watch Video HERE). Overall, the track is a soothing blend of Asian and Afro melodies. The electric guitar runs at the end of the track gave it an awesome vibe. Fireboy DML’s delivery was smooth, it was able and in sync with the beat.
The chorus was catchy and groovy at the same time despite that his lyrics were a bit watered down unlike the rest of his tracks. But really, who knew the Chinese sound and Afropop would blend so well? Nigerian producers would never cease to amaze us! Different sounds on every new track and it seems it’s going to be that way with Fireboy for a long time.
Rating 4.5/5
There’s this saying about Fela Kuti’s songs “you go cook Indomie finish before the song start”. His songs are usually long and that’s because the beat goes on for long before the actual song comes on. Fireboy’s songs are the exact opposite because it all ends in 2 minutes. Not sure why this has become a trend but it has to stop. Both songs are bops and quite addictive but too short. It doesn’t give fans enough time to connect with the song and sometimes it can be a turnoff. Although NYCG (New York City Girl) seemed like a weak comeback, Eli is a great follow up but will it attract the attention of the international market? Our fingers are crossed for what is coming next..
P-Star Music CEO popularly known as PRINCTOKING just released another new Reggae dance hall song titled “I GO MAKE AM“.
This is his second official single for 2020, His first single of the year “Gbetan Dance” was a hit And he promised his adorable fans to keep dropping back to back hits.
Song produced by Princtoking, Beat by Don-Drim, Mix & Mustard by Olumix.
Sensational Disk Jockey DJ Tims returns with mind blowing mixtape titled “Vibe Creator“, hot as usual but added some little sauce to this making it more juicy.’ Download & Share your thought in the comment session below!!!
Tracklist
1.Davido – Green Light
2.2baba ft wizkid – Opo
3.Omah lay – Lolo
4.Sarz x wurld – Mad
5.Megan thee stallion – Rich
6.Bella shmurda – Sho mo mi
7.Kizz Daniel – Jaho
8.Olakira – In My Maserati
9.Tclassic – Hold
10.Mystro – Blow away
11.Shanguy Ft Jahgo Milli – Gbewa
12.Slimcase – Hawahoo
13.Mr Eazi – I no go give up
14.Skiibii ft Kizz Daneil – Somebody
15.Crayon – Kpano
16.Jebson – Thebelebe
17.Mayorkun ft Davido – Betty Butter
18.Dremo ft Davido – Mabel
19.Terri – Ojoro
20.Mayorkun – off lagos
21.Zinoleesky – Mapariwo
22.Bad boy timz ft Mayorkun – MJ (Micheal jackson)
(Nigerian Songs About Money) Money makes the world go ‘round. Anyone who claims to not care one bit about money must be an interesting liar. Money is the most essential or one of the essential things in life and there’s no disputing its stronghold over humans.
Money means different things to different people. It can mean, power, validation, freedom, victory, and security. It surely can’t buy you happiness, but it might get you that exotic car and lifestyle you’ve always wanted.
NIGERIAN SONGS ABOUT MONEY
In Nigerian music today, every song is either about heartbreak, intoxication or…you guessed it…money. From bragging about having millions or begging to spoil a lady rotten, money is always a reason to sing. In this article, we would be listing out Nigerian songs that are all about the money.
P- Square – “Chop My Money”
“Chop My Money” is a hit track off the album “The Invasion“, fifth studio album by now-defunct music duo P-Square featuring “May D“. The three men are absolutely smitten by a vixen and all they want for her is to chop their money because they’ve got loads of it.
Watch and Listen below
9ice – “Living Things”
9ice believes that only money can do it and as a living thing you need to earn money, secure the bag. The “Gongo Aso” singer sings about waking up and earning the paper. Although he was heavily criticized for glorifying fraud, this song serves an eye-opener for all – get the money and doors will open. Enjoy!
Burna Boy – “Dangote”
Who wouldn’t want to be rich like Nigeria’s richest man? Off his critically acclaimed “African Giant” Burna Boy sings about how Aliko Dangote still hustles hard, wakes up daily to earn and achieve more money despite being financially made for life. Burna says if Dangote can still be working hard for money, who is he not to hustle. This a wake up call for every hustler never to relent on the money.
Listen!
Olamide – “Abule Sowo”
On “Abule Sowo” Olamide sings about making money from lands (i.e be it selling land properties, turning things from the earth into money or be a land commander). He also brags about literally making money out of anything.
Patoranking – “Money”
Patoranking begins the track with his grace to story about how he was rejected because he was broke and later on he brags about being financially buoyant as money is always looking for him. “Money dey find me”
Victor AD – “Wetin We Gain”
“Wetin We Gain” which is one of the biggest songs released in 2018 focuses on themes of materialism and material success. The track which is said to be described as a “hustler’s anthem” is based on personal experiences and sees the singer stand in place of Nigerian youths begging to be blessed in all ramifications.
B-Red – “Dollar” ft Davido and Peruzzi
B-Red joined forces with DMW’s Davido and Peruzzi for the hit track “Dollar” which was produced by Magic Boi. The track itself is all shades of expensive as the singers show off their rich sides to get the lady of their choice with their foreign/hard currency.
Adekunle Gold – “Money”
Adekunle Gold sings about wanting all the money in this life, He beckons on God to plant money in his backyard. Basically the song is about the deepest of our desires as humans, everyone wants to own a good ride, build a house, and live a good life.
Victor AD – “T00 Much Money”
After the success of “Wetin We Gain” Victor followed up with “Too Much Money” where the singer shares that excess money can do what ordinary money can’t do using DJ Cuppy & Davido as a case study.
Soft – “Money” ft Wizkid
The original track was already a hit but when Wizkid jumped on it, it became a super hit. “money wey we get oo, e no go finish” The message of the track is simple – Money talks about. Wizkid and Soft sing about making money and the hope that the money does not run out and whatnot.
Tiwa Savage – “49-99”
Coined from the godfather of Afrobeats, Fela Kuti, the title means, ‘49 sitting, 99 standing.’ Errm, suffering and smiling. According to Tiwa, the track is just a reflection of the economy and the imbalance with the rich getting richer and the poor getting poorer. Tiwa goes on in the chorus to state that she has to get the “mulla” to fill up her house and also to buy exotic cars and designer bags.
Erigga – “Situation Room” ft. Brenny Jones
This laid back tune is about wanting to have money similar to that of the Adelekes and the Otedolas. The Erigga paper boi raps about how money caused calamities in his hood and how he intends to buy “full Lekki” when he gets money in abundance.
Wizkid – “Show The Money”
The superstar from Surulere released this track back in 2014 and it’s all about spending the paper. Wizkid tells the ladies “Are you gonna dance,If I show you my money?” Wizkid obviously has a lot and doesn’t mind spending a fortune on the ladies but first, they’ve got to show what their mama have them.
Davido – “The Money” ft Olamide
“The Money” is a hit single from Davido featuring Olamide which sees him expressing obviously how he needs the money even as the Omo Baba Olowo (OBO) to live life and enjoy good things. The track is like a prayer for multiple blessings and of course, money.
Olamide – Onyema” Ft Phyno
“Onyeaoma“ which means “Good Person” is a well-written song accompanied by a captivating gospel beat produced by Pheelz, Mr. Producer. It’s a song that preaches love, unity, and togetherness. Its cover art also speaks volumes, the viral photo of some of the world’s richest menn; Aliko Dangote and Bill Gates. In the chorus, they sing to their helper to bless and spray them with money.“When you see me oh Onyeoma Spray me money oh, Onyeoma Onyeoma Onyeoma, Because when I hammer oh, I go show you love oh”
