Nollywood actress Nancy Isime has celebrated her friend, Sharon Ooja while congratulating her on her upcoming wedding.
Nollywood actress Nancy Isime has celebrated her friend, Sharon Ooja while congratulating her on her upcoming wedding.
The Canadian hip-hop rapper, Drake has made history by becoming the first artist to receive 100 billion Spotify streams.
On Tuesday night, Chart Data, a major musicmonitoring organization, announced this remarkable achievement.
Drake’s impressive streaming numbers astound his admirers, with the next closest rapper, Eminem, trailing behind with less than half the number of streams.
A closer look at Drake’s streaming data indicates an astonishing average of 234 million streams per song and 5 billion total streams per album.
His chart-topping smash “One Dance,” featuring Wizkid and Kyla, is his most streamed song on the site, with an impressive 3.2 billion streams.
This song also holds the Guinness World Record as the first to surpass 1 billion streams on Spotify, a feat that solidifies Drake’s position as a trailblazer in the music industry.
Grammy-winning Nigerian singer, Wizkid has declared himself as the “flyest man on earth.”
The singer, recently seen in Paris, sparked discussions about passersby seemingly not recognizing him, with critics suggesting his songs are no longer popular.
In a recent post on his Instastories, the “Essence” hitmaker proclaimed himself the flyest man in the entire world and shared some new photos.
He wrote: “FLYEST NIG*A ON EARTH”
See reactions to the post below;
amakagurl said: “Of course he’s the Flyest ….. some 003 fans won’t agree to it 😂😂😂😂😂😂”
viviantuza said: “Wizkid is not popular anymore so sad”
oluwaclap stated: “Don’t play! He said what he said !!!!!!”
fx_de_boss said: “This man don go smoke CO again 😂”
iam_bmodel said: “He really is the best dressed in Nigeria music industry.”
cute_rikkie wrote: “For giving unlimited peace of mind to your fan, God bless u for that 😂”
domingo_loso said: “Fair enough, dude’s drip, composure and swag is impeccable”
While Nigerian Afrobeats powerhouse, Rema, was dazzling at the Louis Vuitton’s Men’s Spring-Summer Show during Fashion Week in Paris on Tuesday, his global hit ‘Calm Down’ was plucking trophies at the 2024 ASCAP London Music Awards.
‘Calm Down’ snagged the coveted Song of the Year and Top Streaming Song awards.
The song’s co-writers and co-producers, Michael Hunter aka London, and Andre Vibez were also credited as winners.
The wins bring Rema’s American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers, ASCAP’s awards tally to three; the most by a Nigerian/African artiste.
Rema is the most awarded African artist in 2024, with six awards won so far.
He has won 1 Trends Awards in Brazil, 1 iHeartRadio Music award, 1 ASCAP Pop Music award and 2 ASCAP London Music awards.
Recall that ‘Calm Down’ recently became “the first Afrobeats song in history to earn over 1 billion on-demand streams in the US,” according.
Seun Kuti, the Grammy-nominated Afrobeat musician, has made a new claim about Burna Boy.
He lamented that Burna Boy is erroneously being credited for records set by him and others in the Nigerian music industry.
He recalled that Burna Boy was widely reported as the first artiste to play in Coachella in 2020 despite his (Kuti’s) performance at the festival in 2012.
He also mentioned that before Burna Boy earned his first Grammy nomination for Best World Music Album with African Giant, his elder brother, Femi Kuti had received multiple nominations in the category.
Speaking in a recent interview with The Public Republic, Kuti lamented that his album ‘Black Times’ was nominated for Best World Music Album years ago but no African award organiser considered it for a nomination.
The controversial singer stated that despite earning another Grammy nomination for his contributions to Janelle Monae’s ‘Age of Pleasure,’ which was nominated in the Album of the Year category at the 2024 Grammys, the media didn’t mention him among the Nigerian artists nominated for the 66th Grammys.
“My brother [Femi Kuti] has been nominated at the Grammys multiple times. They’ve nominated me, I was also nominated in the last edition. It was only my name that they [Nigerian media] didn’t mention among the Nigerian artists who were nominated for the 66th Grammys. That’s what they do every time as if I’m from Togo.
“That’s how they said Burna boy was the first Nigerian artiste to play in Coachella in 2020 where me I’ve played in 2012 as if I’m from Togo,” he lamented.