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  • “I’ll Arrange That”: Davido Lends Teni His Lamborghini for Speed Music Video

    “I’ll Arrange That”: Davido Lends Teni His Lamborghini for Speed Music Video

    Davido once again showed why he is widely regarded as one of the most generous and supportive figures in the Nigerian music industry. The Afrobeats superstar recently responded to a public request from Teni, who asked to borrow one of his luxury Lamborghinis to create content for her “Speed” music video. In a simple but powerful reply “I’ll arrange… Call Lati” Davido made it clear that support among creatives should be effortless.

     

    The gesture quickly caught the attention of fans online, sparks conversations about unity, humility, and the importance of artists uplifting one another beyond competition. Davido’s action goes beyond luxury; it reflects a culture of encouragement and collaboration that continues to shape the growth of Afrobeats globally. For many, this moment is another reminder that influence is best measured by impact, not possessions.

    As Teni gears up to deliver visuals for Speed, this show of goodwill further strengthens the bond between two fan-favorite artists and highlights the positive energy driving Nigeria’s music scene forward.

  • “No Sign of Patriotism?”: Burna Boy’s Old Interview Quote Sparks Fresh Reactions Online

    “No Sign of Patriotism?”: Burna Boy’s Old Interview Quote Sparks Fresh Reactions Online

    The internet is buzz again after an old interview clip of Burna Boy resurfaced, where the Grammy-winning artist was quoted says he was never proud of being Nigerian and never cared about anything related to the country. Though the statement was made years ago, its reappearance has reignited intense conversations across social media, especially among fans and critics who hold Burna Boy as a global representative of Nigerian music.

    Many Nigerians expressed disappointment, questions how an artist who constantly flies the Afrobeats flag on international stages could make such a statement. Others, however, were quick to defend him, explains that the comment reflected frustration with the system at the time rather than hatred for the people or culture. Some fans pointed out that Burna Boy has, over the years, used his music to address African struggles, identity, and global inequality, suggests growth and a change in perspective since that interview.

    The clip has sparked a broader debate about patriotism, identity, and the right of artists to criticize their country while still benefits from its culture. For some, patriotism means unconditional pride, while for others, it means holding the system accountable, even when it is uncomfortable. As expected, the discussion remains divided, with emotions runs high on both sides.

    Whether seen as brutal honesty or misplaced words taken out of context, one thing is clear: Burna Boy remains one of the most talked-about African artists, capable of stirring conversations far beyond music. Old words, new timelines, and a fresh wave of reactions social media never forgets.

  • Nigeria’s Most Searched Music Lyrics of 2025 Reveal What Fans Are Really Listening To

    Nigeria’s Most Searched Music Lyrics of 2025 Reveal What Fans Are Really Listening To

    Music lovers across Nigeria have shown that beyond the beats and vibes, lyrics still matter. A new list highlights Nigeria’s most searched music lyrics in 2025 has revealed what fans are really connected with love, faith, hope, and real-life emotions expressed through music.

    Lead the list is “With You” by Davido featuring Omah Lay, a song that captured hearts with its emotional depth and smooth delivery. Its lyrics became a go-to for fans looking to fully understand and feel the message behind the hit record. Also makes strong waves is “Oluwatosin”, a spiritually charged song that reflects gratitude and faith, resonates deeply with listeners across the country.

    Interestingly,Hope by X also appeared on the list, showing that Nigerian listeners are not limited to local sounds alone but connect strongly with global messages that speak to pain, healing, and resilience. Gospel-inspired and uplifts lyrics like “Favour It Surrounds Me Like a Shield” and “Joy Is Coming” by Fido further show a grow hunger for hope-filled music in challenged times.

    Street anthems and vibe-driven tracks were not left out, as songs like “Arike,” “Laho,” and “Vice City” recorded massive lyric searches, proving their popularity among younger audiences. On the Afrobeats front, “Shaolin” by Seyi Vibez and “Day By Day” by Simi featuring Kizz Daniel stood out for their relatable and emotional honesty.

    This list reflects more than just popular songs it shows the emotional pulse of Nigerian listeners in 2025. From love and spirituality to hustle and healing, Nigerians are paying closer attention to the words behind the music, not just the rhythm.

  • Badboy Choco Unveils Emotional New Single “Wounded Soldier”

    Badboy Choco Unveils Emotional New Single “Wounded Soldier”

     

    Superstar Badboy Choco is back with a fresh release, and this time, he’s takes fans on a deeper emotional journey. His new single, “Wounded Soldier,” is more than just music, it’s a story of resilience, pain, and strength in the face of life’s toughest battles.

    The cover art immediately grabs attention, a determined soldier, scarred yet unbroken, sitting in quiet reflection. It perfectly mirrors the theme of the track; stands tall even when life leaves its marks.

    Badboy Choco has been steady with his space in the music scene, where he blends relatable street vibes with powerful storys. With “Wounded Soldier,” he speaks not only for himself but for everyone who fights silent battles whether it’s in love, hustle, or personal struggles.

    On TikTok, the sound is already in buzz spread with fans who creates videos, reposts, and tagging him under the trend. Choco himself has encouraged fans to join the movement,he says,”am reposting all” which amplify’s the energy around the track.

    If you’ve ever felt like life hit you hard but you still had to keep moving, “Wounded Soldier” will speak directly to your soul. It’s not just a track, it’s an anthem for the hustlers, the dreamers, and anyone who refuses to give up.

    “Wounded Soldier” is officially out now on all stream platforms and also available on the Voicenute website. Don’t just listen feel the story, share the vibe, and join the movement.