David Adeleke, the famous Nigerian afrobeats superstar, who is also known as Davido, has hailed Musa Keys.
He reacted after Musa Keys, the fast-rising South African Amapiano crooner, publicly appreciated him for the exposure he gave him by featuring him on his ‘Timeless’ album.
Musa Keys featured on ‘Unavailable’ which is one of the standout tracks on Davido’s fourth studio album.
Taking to Twitter on Friday, Keys described Davido as a “legend” and “big bro” as he appreciated him for boosting his career with the iconic feature.
He wrote: “Thank you @davido.
“You a legend and I appreciate you, big bro! Love you.”
Quoting Musa Keys’ tweet, Davido also showered appreciation on the South African for “blessing” his song.
“Thank you, too for blessing my record!” wrote the DMW boss.
Afrobeats star, Davido has achieved a major milestone in his career after his hit track, “Unavailable” hit 40 million streams on international streaming platform, Spotify.
The upbeat party anthem which features collaborator, Musa Keys is making waves globally.
The news of this achievement was shared on Monday, July 3, by a statistics monitoring page, and it quickly caught the attention of Davido, who expressed his excitement and gratitude via his official Twitter account.
“@davido’s “Unavailable” w/@MusaKeyss has surpassed 40 million streams on Spotify,” the post read
In response to the remarkable accomplishment, the artist affirmed his unwavering faith in God, highlighting that he continues to thrive despite facing various challenges and controversies throughout his career.
He wrote; “We believe in God”
Chisom Flower, the lady who recently disclosed that she was impregnated by superstar singer, Davido and asked to terminate the pregnancy has lost her job.
This is coming hours after she alleged that the singer said he would give her money if she got rid of the pregnancy, which she did but she never received the money.
After she made the disclosure, she was dragged online by social media users who tagged her as a clout chaser for revealing a piece of unnecessary information.
Chisom, however, has bowed to pressure as she tendered an apology to Davido and his fans after losing her job.
She also disclosed that she has lost her family, friends and the brand she works for.
“I just lost my Job, My friends and Family all because I spoke out and called out Davido for Impregnating me and making me Abort it, I sincerely Apologize to Davido for Dragging him, and I also apologize to Nigerians for Dragging their fav,” she wrote in an Instagram story.
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Award-winning American disc jockey and record executive, DJ Khaled has joined Afrobeats star, Davido as he acquires the exclusive ‘Mercedes-Maybach S-Class S680 Virgil Abloh’.
He proudly showed off his latest addition, a personalized wooden box housing the replicated Maybach, along with the accompanying car keys and a carabiner hook on Instagram.
This is a new addition to Khaled’s impressive collection, which already features a Maybach 62 Landaulet, Rolls-Royce Phantom EWB VIII, and a Rolls-Royce Phantom VIII.
Furthermore, his garage boasts other remarkable vehicles, including a Rolls-Royce Cullinan SUV, Rolls-Royce Dawn, Rolls-Royce Ghost, and Rolls-Royce Wraith.
As one of the most prominent producers and DJs globally, DJ Khaled shared his excitement on Instagram, showcasing the unique interior of his limited-edition S-Class sedan and the meticulously crafted wooden box containing a 1/18 scale replica of the Maybach, along with the two car keys and a carabiner hook.
Afrobeats star, Davido Adeleke aka Davido has revealed that when he got signed to American record label, Sony Music, there was a decline in his career.
He disclosed that 2016 was “a dead year” for him because his debut EP under Sony was a colossal failure.
He made this known while featuring on the latest episode of the Drink Champs podcast co-hosted by N.O.R.E and DJ EFN which went viral on Saturday.
He said in part, “I remember telling them [Sony Music team] that the producers you guys put me in with are cool but I need to go home. I was in America for almost seven months.
“I woke up one day and I was like, I need to go home. So, I just got on a plane and went back home. My brother, two weeks from when I got back home, ‘If’ blew up.
“Every artist can go through it; that point when you are so high, you’re untouchable, and then down the line you started fading. Every artist goes through that. That is the worst thing ever. I have had that period in my life and I was like, nah, I need to go back. Immediately I got back home, I got back my mojo.”
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