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Nigerian Afrobeats Stars Shine at UK’s Wireless Festival, DJ Cuppy Applauds

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DJ Cuppy, renowned disk jockey and music sensation, has taken to social media to celebrate the stellar performances of Nigerian afrobeats stars at the prestigious Wireless Festival in London.

The festival, a cornerstone of the UK’s music scene, recently featured a quartet of Nigerian talents including Asake, Rema, Ruger, and Shallipopi, who captivated audiences with their electrifying performances.

DJ Cuppy, who graced the festival as a performer herself, expressed immense pride in her fellow artists’ achievements. In a heartfelt message on her X handle, she lauded Asake, Rema, Ruger, and Shallipopi for their contributions to the global music stage.

Her post exuded enthusiasm and support, emphasizing how these artists are representing Nigeria with distinction on an international platform.

The Nigerian music industry has been making waves globally, with recent milestones including Ayra Starr and Burna Boy becoming the first African artists to perform on the mainstage of Glastonbury, another iconic UK festival.

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Moreover, British band Coldplay’s collaboration with Nigerian afrobeat legend Femi Kuti further underscored the growing influence and recognition of African music on the global stage.

DJ Cuppy’s commendation comes at a time when Nigerian artists continue to push boundaries and redefine the narrative of African music worldwide.

Their performances at events like the Wireless Festival not only showcase their talent but also highlight the diversity and richness of Nigerian music genres such as afrobeats.

Indeed, as DJ Cuppy aptly puts it, these achievements demonstrate that Nigerian artists are not just participating but excelling on the global stage.

This recognition serves as a source of inspiration for aspiring musicians across Africa and beyond, encouraging them to dream big and aim for international success in the music industry.

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Mr Real Apologises to D’banj Over CREAM Platform Controversy

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Nigerian rapper, Mr Real takes to social media and apologises to D’banj regarding the issue with the singer’s creative platform, CREAM.

It can be recalled that Mr Real came to social media and claimed that the CREAM platform could not pay him what he was offered, which was 20 million naira for an ambassadorship.

Later on, his statement received so much backlash on social media and brought about reports to the platform. D’banj also filed a case against the singer.

However, Mr Real has now taken to social media to apologise to D’banj and the CREAM platform over his comments and takes them back.


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“I’ve Been to Prison More Than Wizkid” — Portable Weighs In on Fela Debate

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Nigerian singer, Portable shared his thoughts on the comparison between Wizkid and Fela Kuti.

The singer compared and asked if Wizkid has been to prison before, recalling Fela Kuti’s days in prison.

He then added that he has been to prison more than Wizkid.

“You be this, you be that, that one na for your pocket. Me sef I be Biggie man. Do you give people food? I give people, you say you big pass Fela for where. You say you’re the new Fela; has he been to prison before? I’ve been to prison multiple times. I’m bigger than Wizkid.”


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Daddy Freeze Weighs In on Wizkid and Seun Kuti Feud Over Fela Comparison

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Media personality, Daddy Freeze reacts to Wizkid and Seun Kuti’s online feud regarding the comparison between Wizkid and Fela.

Daddy Freeze shared his thoughts and stated how he thinks Wizkid can’t be compared to Fela and they don’t have the same impact.

“Until Wizkid is ready to stand up and stone the government, he shouldn’t compare himself to Fela. Did you know that Fela was released from prison just to prevent him from dying there?”

He then added that Fela was not just a singer but a freedom fighter.


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