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November 11, 2024 2024 MTV EMAs: Tyla Shines While Nigerian Artists Miss Out

2024 MTV EMAs: Tyla Shines While Nigerian Artists Miss Out

South African sensation Tyla stole the spotlight at the 30th MTV Europe Music Awards in Manchester, United Kingdom, on Sunday, taking home three major awards. She claimed the Best Afrobeats Artist title, triumphing over Nigerian stars Asake, Tems, Rema, Burna Boy, and Ayra Starr.

Tyla also took home the Best African Act award, beating nominees Ayra Starr, Asake, DBN Gogo, TitoM & Yuppe, and Diamond Platnumz. For her third win of the night, she secured the Best R&B Artist award, standing out among global stars like Kehlani, SZA, Tinashe, Usher, and Victoria Monét. Tyla capped her triumphant night with an acoustic performance of her hit song "Water."

Meanwhile, Nigerian artist Ayra Starr, nominated in four categories—Best African Act, Best New Artist, Best Afrobeats Artist, and Best Push—did not take home any awards.

This victory adds to Tyla's impressive year, following her win at the Grammys for Best African Music Performance and her Best Afrobeats Artist win at the 2024 MTV Video Music Awards, where she also surpassed several Nigerian artists.

November 9, 2024 Fireboy DML & Asake’s ‘Bandana’ Earns Silver Certification in the UK

Fireboy DML & Asake’s ‘Bandana’ Earns Silver Certification in the UK

Fireboy DML and Asake’s popular track “Bandana” has earned a silver certification in the United Kingdom, marking a significant milestone for both artists and the Afrobeats genre. This is Asake’s first certification, a testament to the genre’s meteoric rise; Afrobeats has seen a 1,200% increase in streams on Spotify since 2017.

The certification, awarded by the British Phonographic Industry (BPI), signifies that “Bandana” has surpassed 200,000 units sold in the UK. Asake, born Ahmed Ololade, has been gaining remarkable traction in the music industry. He recently received his first Grammy nomination, underscoring his ascent as a global talent. His nomination alongside prominent Nigerian artists like Rema, Tems, Yemi Alade, Burna Boy, Wizkid, and Davido celebrates the rich talent and creativity within the industry.

Fireboy DML, whose real name is Adedamola Adefolahan, is already a household name internationally. With hits like “Peru” and “Jealous,” he has amassed millions of streams and a dedicated global fanbase. The success of “Bandana” further solidifies his place as one of Nigeria’s top musical talents.

Notably, Burna Boy became the first Nigerian artist to earn a silver-certified album in the UK with African Giant, and Wizkid’s collaboration with Drake on “One Dance” introduced Afrobeats to a mainstream audience worldwide. The silver certification of “Bandana” is a win not just for Fireboy DML and Asake but also for Nigeria’s music industry, highlighting Afrobeats’ expanding global reach and the growing potential for Nigerian artists on the international stage.

November 7, 2024 Seyi Law Reveals How a Friend Who Gave Him Shoes Was Monitoring Him Spiritually

Seyi Law Reveals How a Friend Who Gave Him Shoes Was Monitoring Him Spiritually

Popular comedian Oluwaseyitan Aletile, better known as Seyi Law, has shared a chilling experience of how he discovered he was being spiritually monitored through a gift from a friend.

During a vigil in 2016, Seyi Law revealed that God told him there was something in his home being used for spiritual surveillance. To his surprise, it turned out to be a pair of shoes given to him by a friend. Following this revelation, his wife, who had bought the shoes, soon became pregnant with their daughter.

Seyi Law also mentioned that the friend who gave him the shoes has since avoided visiting his home, despite numerous invitations. Reflecting on the experience, he warned others to be cautious with the gifts they accept.

He wrote on his X handle, "I wish it was only a mirror they could use to monitor someone sha. One must be very careful of gifts. On the 2nd of March 2016, I had a vigil in my room, and as I prayed, God told me there was something in my house that they were using to monitor me, and I found out it was a pair of shoes someone gifted me. My wife took it out and burned it. Prior to that day, I always doubted people who said God spoke to them."

 

November 7, 2024 “Feminist Witches” Group Chat Trend On X Sparks Controversy

“Feminist Witches” Group Chat Trend On X Sparks Controversy

A new trend on X (formerly Twitter) has people buzzing about a group chat titled "Feminist Witches," created by a group of young women expressing frustration toward men. The group chat, reportedly started by friends, has caught the attention of social media users who are sharing screenshots, stories, and reactions to the chat's discussions.

While some of the group's comments are lighthearted and humor-driven, others delve into real frustrations many women feel toward gender dynamics and societal pressures. This trend has spurred mixed reactions on X: some users find the content relatable and empowering, celebrating it as a space for women to vent openly, while others view it as divisive.

This "Feminist Witches" trend reflects a larger conversation about the ways women use social media spaces to share experiences, creating both solidarity and controversy along the way.

 

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