Afrobeats singer Ayra Starr recently revealed that she hopes her mother never hears the second verse of her new collaboration with Wizkid, “Gimme Dat,” where she confidently addresses a man, instructing him to “survey” his private parts.

In this bold verse, which samples Wyclef Jean and Mary J. Blige’s 2000 hit “911,” Starr sings about how many men watch her for the wrong reasons, but she knows how to turn that attention into empowerment.

“So many people wan lick my stew, so baby chill make I survey your tools… and if I handle your 2 by 2, you fit to scream, you go lose your cool,” she croons, causing an instant stir among listeners.

While many fans praised her creativity, others felt the verse was too explicit. Starr took to her X account on Saturday to share that she’s not too keen on her mom hearing it. She wrote, “Hopefully my mom never listens to my second verse.”

Nigerian Singer Segun Johnson shares reason behind him starting a career in music. He reveals the primary force for his decision.

During a recent interview with Teju BabyFace The singer stated that the economy was the main reason he started music.

He then spoke in Yoruba language “Ebi ni, hunger ni. If you are in Nigeria, you don’t have a choice.”

He then stated that he used to be a backup singer before opportunities opened up for him to begin his career in music.

Nigerian reality star Tolani Baj stirs up reactions online after her comment on a singer.

The reality star took to social media to express her distaste for the singer without mentioning a name. “Why is it that Nigerian artistes don’t know when to evolve or completely transition into business.”

“If your sound is outdated or doesn’t resonate with your fans anymore, go into business. If you have built an amazing legacy, why allow the constant disrespect by being compared to the new generation artiste?”

Fans then react and speculate on who might be the artist Tolani is talking about. The names of various artist are brought as fans debate in the comment section.