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‘I feel good’ – Davido relishes performance at BET Awards.
Nigerian Afrobeats superstar Davido revealed his extreme thrill and excitement as he grace the stage to make his spectacular professional debut at the highly awaited 2023 BET Awards event.
As part of the 23rd BET Awards, the popular singer performed on Sunday night at the iconic Microsoft Theater in the dynamic metropolis of Los Angeles, California, in a performance that was both enthralling and filled with energy.
OBO delighted the ecstatic crowd with a delightful medley of his top hits, including the catchy songs “Feel” and “Unavailable,” both of which are included on his most recent, highly regarded album, “Timeless.”
Before his captivating performance, Davido gave a frank side interview to Neena Rouhani of Billboard in which he discussed the exponential emergence of Afrobeats music in the US and discussed its significant influence on the worldwide music industry.
When asked about his sentiments regarding his inaugural performance at the prestigious BET Awards, the talented artist was enthused,
“I feel an overwhelming sense of joy and satisfaction tonight as I take the stage. This is a monumental moment for me, as it marks my very first performance at the esteemed [BET] Awards. I can’t contain my excitement.”
“I vividly remember my time living in America as an African, residing in Atlanta and Alabama for a significant period. During that time, I would eagerly share our beautiful African music with my American friends, and to my delight, they embraced it wholeheartedly.
Deep down, I always knew that if given the opportunity to be heard on a larger scale, the explosion of Afrobeats would be inevitable,” Davido expressed with a sense of pride and accomplishment.
“I would like to extend my heartfelt appreciation and recognition to all the phenomenal Afrobeats artists who are making waves and leaving an indelible mark in the music industry. Each one of them has been tirelessly working, embarking on tours, and diligently spreading the gospel of Afrobeats across the globe,” he added, showering praise upon his fellow musicians in the genre.