Popular Nigerian Singer Davido describes Governor Ademola Adeleke, his uncle, as the best leader he has ever seen in Osun State.

During a recent interview, Davido spoke on his uncle and stated that he’s one of the most effective leaders in Nigeria.

“My uncle, the Dancing Governor is good vibes. He has an amazing story, he is the last born of my dad’s family. They [Osun people] never believed that he would become a governor.”

“He is a real example of, ‘Don’t judge a book by its cover’; just because somebody likes to dance and have a good time, it doesn’t mean when it is time to work, he won’t. Now, he’s been the best Governor that they’ve ever had.”

BLACKPINK’s Jisoo is showing the world that talent, grace, and a strong connection with fans can go a long way—even with a small number of songs. The singer has now crossed 1.3 billion total streams on YouTube Music, and she did it with just seven tracks to her name.

Jisoo made her solo debut in March 2023 with the single album ME, which features just two songs: “Flower” and “All Eyes on Me.” Despite the small tracklist, the album became an instant success. “Flower,” in particular, took over global charts and social media, thanks to its catchy sound and viral choreography. The music video for the track currently has over 523 million views on YouTube, making it one of the standout solo releases in K-pop history.

What’s even more groundbreaking is that ME became the first album by a Korean female soloist to hit 1 billion streams on YouTube Music—a milestone that speaks volumes about Jisoo’s reach beyond her role in BLACKPINK. Within just two days of its release, the album sold more than 1 million copies, setting a new record for female solo artists in South Korea.

But music isn’t the only place Jisoo shines. She’s also been exploring acting, starring in the K-drama Snowdrop and preparing for her role in the upcoming film Omniscient Reader’s Viewpoint, which is expected to premiere in summer 2025. Earlier this year, she also launched her own label called Blissoo, stepping into a more independent and creative space in her career. What makes Jisoo’s 1.3 billion stream milestone even more amazing is how she did it. No deluxe albums. No massive collaborations. Just seven songs, driven by pure artistry, loyal fans, and a global presence that keeps growing.

Kanye West has once again made waves on social media, this time with an unexpected show of support for South African artist Tyla Seethal. The controversial music producer and rapper, who had been banned from X (formerly Twitter), shared a post that quickly caught the attention of fans worldwide. Kanye reposted a picture of Tyla alongside rapper Gunna, captioning it with a simple but powerful message: “Respect and love.”

Tyla, known for her unique blend of pop and amapiano music, has been making a huge impact in the global music scene. Her breakout hit “Water” not only became a chart-topping success but also earned her a Grammy Award for Best African Music Performance in 2023. With her fusion of genres and infectious sound, she’s been recognized as one of the key figures in the modern African music movement.

The photo Kanye shared featured Tyla and Gunna, likely in reference to their collaborative track “Jump,” which has been a big hit in both the hip-hop and Afrobeats communities. The song showcases Tyla’s ability to merge different musical styles, adding to her growing international acclaim.

Kanye’s shout-out has sparked plenty of buzz, with fans celebrating the rapper’s acknowledgment of Tyla’s talent.