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Popular UK rapper, Central Cee has disclosed that he has started drinking palm wine after meeting with Afrobeats star, Asake.
The ‘Sprinter’ crooner shared a picture of himself holding a bottle of palm wine on his Instagram story.
The UK rapper has been in Nigeria for a while and from all indications, he has been having a great time.
Although the reason for his visit is not known, he has utilized his time to explore Lagos and enjoy the full experience.
See reactions to his post below;
plugboy_eazibanks asked: “Which kind vacation them do my guy so 😂😂😂😂😂”
chris_pills_ opined: “Werey take style dey announce say if he d!e make una no who to hold – only the wise can understand this. 🙂✌️”
thrifty_genie said: “This one no fit sweet nau e no dey inside eva bottle or calabash 😂”
big____pappy claimed: “I think they are best of friends now love their friendship🤲”
debbyreel asked: “E sweet abi e no sweet?”
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Popular Nigerian Afrobeats star, Ololade Ahmed, aka Asake has opened up on how he struggled before he made it big in the music industry.
Speaking with the GQ magazine, Asake, said the first step was getting a neck tattoo so he can’t get a real job.
All five letters of the singer’s stage moniker are tattooed in big, unmissable ink across his neck.
The 29-year-old artist said his tattoos symbolizes determination.
“In Nigeria, if you have a tattoo on your neck, you can’t work anywhere. I can’t work for any company. I can’t sell anything,” Asake explains.
Asake said he got the tattoo at a time when he felt especially discouraged, beaten down, and unsure about this music thing.
“I was tired,” he recalls. “I felt like, I don’t want to keep trying.”
His response to those feelings of doubt was to get a neck tattoo and give himself no other option.
“The second step is just working really, really, hard. You have to understand: I got there in two years, but I’ve been working for years,” he says.
“People are counting the days you’re successful. They don’t count the days you’ve been working toward it. Nobody gives a f3ck about that.”
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Afrobeats star, Asake and his friend, Yhemolee have unfollowed each other on photo-sharing app, Instagram.
The duo who are often fond of each other, most especially captured at night bars, shocked their fanbase as they unfollow themselves on the gram.
The striking resemblance of the two celebrities made their friendship more fitting.
Fans were shocked to find out that they have now unfollowed eachother.
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Popular Nigerian writer and social media personality Solomon Buchi has joined other Nigerians in criticizing popular musician Asake for his latest “Only Me” music video.
Parts of Asake’s most recent video were leaked this week; Asake, whose true name is Ahmed Ololade, has drawn criticism from Christians for allegedly demeaning Christianity.
The Grammy-nominated performer performed a sacrament-like act alongside men and women who were dressed similarly in the worship house in the film, which featured her wearing a priestly gown.
Before dollars were sprayed after a while, he appeared to be serving the group of men and women in the robes as a priest, providing them with supplies that were as valuable as gold.
Buchi responded to the video on Instagram, calling the way she performed in the video—which has nothing to do with Christianity—”disrespectful.”
“Asake consistently disregards Christianity in his music videos. It is insulting to dramatize the Eucharist while dressed in priestly regalia for a music video that has nothing to do with Christianity, according to Buchi.
“In his Bandana film, he shows strange individuals being topped by cloven tongues of fire while black goats storm into the chapel. I believe Asake to be a Muslim. Why does he not do more in this way to make his Muslim faith look bad?
“Why ever listen to these openly disrespectful musicians who are Christians?
The way these musicians utilize Christianity as a prop in their music videos grosses me out. It is still there for visual purposes after that.
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Singer Asake, from Nigeria, has expressed his admiration for the songs of fellow musician Seyi Vibez.
The disclosure was posted on his Instagram feed.
For the past year, Asake and Seyi Vibez have been frequently compared by music lovers, who see them as competitors in the industry.
It’s widely held that Asake and Seyi Vibez have similar vocal styles, so that fans have to pick between the two.
Asake, the hitmaker of “Lonely At the Top,” expressed genuine appreciation for Seyi Vibez’s new song, “Different Pattern,” on his verified Instagram profile.
Asake added a music emoji to his expression of affection for the song, implying that he has listened to it multiple times.
“Really, I adore @seyi_vibez different pattern,” he wrote.
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Nigerian artists Omah Lay, Asake, and Rema have found a place in Liverpool defender Virgil Van Dijk’s list of favorite songs.
The playlist was curated for the EFL Carabao Cup Final 2024 and shared via EFL’s Tiktok page.
Late American rapper, The Notorious B.I.G and Mase were the only non-Nigerians featured in the list.
The Dutch defender explained that the playlist is dominated by Afrobeats because he loves to have nice vibes.
Van Dijk said, “Hi, my name is Virgil Van Dijk and these are my top five tracks.
“Number one is Omah Lay with ‘Holy Ghost.’ Dope! Listen to it. It keeps you in the mood. The second one would be Mase with ‘Feel So Good.’ Very good classic. Unbelievable! Then the third one will be The Notorious B.I.G with ‘Mo Money Mo Problems.’ Nice vibes, you know what I mean?
“So, number four would Asake with ‘Lonely At The Top.’ Nice one, nice vibes. The sun is shining hopefully, it will be nice. And my fifth one would be Rema with ‘Charm.’ Very nice.
“There is a lot of Afrobeats because I like to have nice vibes, sun is shining, smiling faces and winning the Carabao Cup Final.”
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The most streamed musician in Nigeria is none other than Ahmed Ololade, a well-known singer from Nigeria who goes by Asake.
This was disclosed by TurnTable Charts in a list that was made public on its official X account on Wednesday.
Remember that Asake has experienced enormous commercial success ever since his breakthrough song “Omo Ope” was released in 2022?
With 654 million streams, the singer topped the list of Nigerian artists who were most streamed in 2023.
He received 654 million plays on YouTube, Boomplay, Spotify, and Apple Music.
After releasing two albums and two EPs, Seyi Vibez came in second place with 533 million streams, and Davido came in third place with 328 streaming from his fourth album, “Timeless.”
Omah Lay, with 301 million streams, ranks fourth.
With 301 million streams, Omah Lay finishes in fourth place, while Burna Boy completes the top 5 with 282 million streams, helped along by the publication of his seventh album, “I Told Them.”