Nigerian megastar Wizkid has made history yet again by becoming the first African musician to headline the renowned music festival "Rolling Loud."

Wizkid headlined the third day of the Rolling Loud Festival in Toronto, Canada on September 11, 2022.

His attendance made him the first African to headline a Rolling Loud Festival and Wizkid honored the history night by stunning the crowd with a riveting selection of his iconic singles.

The night also witnessed a first-ever performance from Wizkid's recent attempts on Chris Brown's 'Call Me Everyday' which had the audience singing along.

It has taken a long time for Afrobeats to reach an all-time peak. Nigerian celebrities are in high demand all over the world, with many of them embarking on multi-country tours in Africa, Europe, and North America.

Wizkid's recent achievement of becoming the first African artist to headline Rolling Loud, one of America's largest music festivals, will undoubtedly open the door for other superstars.

Because the first time is often the most difficult, Wizkid's huge achievement will make it easier for the next generation of Afrobeats artists.

Trippie Redd, an American rapper, has reached out to Nigerian controversial artist Portable to express his wish to collaborate with him.

Earlier this week, Trippie Redd released a video of Portable's "Clear" with the remark "Wow," indicating that the rapper was impressed by Portable's song.

Trippie has recently mentioned that he would like to collaborate with Portable. The rapper revealed this when he answered to Portable's praise text in his Instagram DM.

In a video clip released on her Instagram account, celebrated gospel performer Tope Alabi eulogized the recently dead Queen of the United Kingdom, Her Royal Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.

Queen Elizabeth, the Monarch of the United Kingdom, died on Thursday, September 8, 2022, at the age of 96.

Condolences and eulogies have poured in from all around the world in response to the news of the death. Tope Alabi, a Nigerian gospel artist, has expressed solidarity with the United Kingdom and the Royal Family.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Tope Alabi prepared a solemn collage of the Queen's images in a 2 minutes 20 seconds video sound tracked by her song that went viral yesterday in a eulogy uploaded on her Instagram profile.

Tope Alabi's choice of song went viral yesterday as various reactions followed the Queen's passing. Her decision to upload the video was most likely influenced by the social media craze and her desire to give her song a new push for a new run.

Wizkid, the Afrobeats megastar, has confirmed the release date for his new song. On Friday, September 9th, 2022, he made the announcement on his Instagram account.

Wizkid announced earlier this week on his Instagram Story that he will be releasing new music. He teased a huge surprise for September 9th, and today he disclosed that his new single will be released on September 14th.

The new single will be his first since he added four new tracks to the deluxe edition of 'Made In Lagos.'

 

 

 

 

 

 

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The announcement has stirred enthusiasm among fans who have been anticipating new songs from the Grammy winner.

Wizkid has continued to receive great support from the hits from his massively successful 'Made In Lagos' album in 2022. 'Essence' became the first Afrobeats single to be certified platinum in the United States, while 'Made In Lagos' became the first African album to be certified gold.

Wizkid has also appeared on a few songs with Chris Brown, such as 'Call Me Everyday,' BNXN's 'Many Ways,' and DJ Tunez's 'Majo.'

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