The much awaited duet would delight the afrobeats singer’s followers.
The official release date for Tiwa Savage’s collaboration with Asake has been announced by the talented Nigerian singer, songwriter, and performer Tiwatope Savage, better known by her stage name Tiwa Savage.
The vocalist is preparing to release a new smash after releasing “Jaiye Foreign,” which was her debut song for 2022 and included superstar street-hop singer Zinoleesky.
On Tuesday, November 8, 2022, Mama Jam Jam will release the song “Loaded,” which she co-wrote with popular YBNL signee Asake and which was produced by gifted Nigerian beatmaker Magic Sticks.
Asake, a YBNL/EMPIRE recording artist, is presently one of the top men making the most with his songs.
The protégé of Olamide has proven to be the finest at the moment, selling out his concert tickets in under two minutes and releasing a smash-hit album.
I’ll offer a memorable passage from one of his songs from the “Mr Money With the Vibe” album in this article, and you guys will have to identify it.
See the lyrics below;
“Magic, magic, can you imagine? Gbewon sare bi Sonic (Tune in to the king of sounds and blues)”
Now that you’ve seen the lyrics. It’s debatable whether or not the album has replay value, and if you’re a dedicated fan, you’ve probably listened to these tracks numerous times.
In less than two minutes, the popular Nigerian musician had sold out of his O2 Academy seats.
Ahmed Ololade, better known by his stage name Asake, is a prominent musician from Nigeria who has quickly sold out all tickets on the priority list for his concert at London’s 02 Academy.
The talented singer, who is presently on his “Mr. Money with The Vibe USA Tour,” recently revealed that he will make a stop in the UK and perform in Birmingham and Manchester on December 3 and December 10, respectively, as well as the 02 Academy Brixton Arena in London on December 11, 2022, which has a capacity of over 4,000.
The YBNL/Empire signee’s 02 priority tickets went on sale on Friday, October 30th, 2022, at 10 a.m. Less than two minutes later, the tickets were sold out, leading its ticketing platform, “Cokobar,” to crash.
The rest of us are merely paying rent and agency fees in Asake’s world. Ololade mi Asake has been going nonstop since releasing the Olamide-assisted Omo Ope early in February 2022; it has gotten to the point where fans are pleading with him to rora and follow his own counsel.
However, despite Asake’s clear dominance of the Nigerian music scene at the present, his dress choices are being criticized, and such criticism doesn’t sit well with my soul. I’m prepared to die on that hill for Asake since she is a style icon. If you don’t believe me, take a look at these pictures.
The renowned Joha big denim pants.
When Asake shared the video that sparked the #JohaChallenge, he warned supporters that he was ready to unleash severe fashunz on their heads before donning a skirt as a top. He was sporting a pair of denim that was big enough to accommodate everyone at YBNL simultaneously. I can, however, see the sense in it; it’s an indication that he is growing quickly and has the foresight to leave space in his trousers to accommodate it.
Asake the pastel king.
Who else can pull off pastel green and pastel pink, also known as powdered pink to all my aso ebi-loving mummies? Come on, Asake is knowledgeable about fashion. I feel happy because of how his hair color complements everything.
God bless this Kenneth Ize suit.
Asake deserves praise for his new home and vehicle, but is he really handing out this Kenneth Ize attire? That is the crucial query. Send this fit to our Surulere office and let them know it’s for Conrad, Asake, if you’re reading this. Thanks, sir.
Exactly! who is breathing?
See how firmly this shirt is fastened? This is a body kidnap rather than just a body hug. How was Asake’s breathing when filming the Palazzo music video? Life is a wonderful thing.
Asake created enormous clothing.
Asake is demonstrating to everyone how monotonous and overused tailored suits are. Find a suit that is three times your size and pair it with the biggest shoes you can find if you truly want to stand out, my man.
Motorcycle-inspired style.
Charly Boy or Asake? It’s so seamless that I honestly can’t tell the difference, and I adore it!
The YBNL star plans to spread his message at London’s famed 02 Academy.
Ahmed Ololade, better known by his stage name Asake, a prominent musician in Nigeria, has revealed the precise date of his performance at London’s 02 Academy.
The gifted vocalist will also make a trip in the UK while on his current “Mr. Money with The Vibe USA Tour.”
It was revealed on Wednesday, September 28th, 2022, that the Neo-fuji act will take the stage at London’s 02 Academy Brixton Arena, which can accommodate 4,000+ people, on December 11th, 2022.
By December, it is also anticipated that the YBNL/EMPIRE signee, who is probably the biggest revelation in the Nigerian music industry, will perform as the headlining act in Lagos.
Rush has solidified Ayra Starr’s position as the country’s “sabi girl” of music, topping the Apple Music top songs lists. Read on to learn more.
With Mavin Records’ self-described “sabi girl,” Ayra Starr, climbing to the top of Apple Music Nigeria’s Top Songs lists, it has truly turned into a fight of the fresh bloods.
Rush has now overthrown Asake’s rule on the top songs chart, with the YBNL singer’s Joha ranking as the second top song. This comes after the record had jumped from the fourth position to the third on Apple Music Nigeria’s Top 100 charts.
Though the top songs chart for Apple Music Nigeria differs from the Top 100 chart, the former always serves as a guide to the rankings of songs on the latter. The Top Songs chart, which is updated before the Top 100, also indicates that Rush by Ayra Starr is the current No. 1 song in the nation.
Since being signed as a Mavin activation talent in January 2021, Rush has achieved a new peak, making this her third solo hit. Bloody Samaritan from her debut album, 19 & Dangerous from her debut self-titled EP, and Away from the same album are among the other songs.