Who uses the Igbo language better between Phyno and Flavour in a song?
It’s obvious how Flavour and Phyno use the Igbo language in a song to promote cultural value, Flavour has been at the top of the game for more than fifteen (15) years.
In the Nigerian music industry, he has been clearly consistent over the past two decades, a very rare virtue in the spotlight.
Flavour is a current pioneer of the renowned Igbo highlife, cultural orientation, and preservation, with the ability to converge a live performing atmosphere significantly.
Phyno has been consistent for over a decade now since he came around, practically basking on longevity and originality with Igbo rap to promote cultural orientation and preservation.
Phyno is considered the pop luminary who took elements of their culture and reimagined it for the future, although Nigga Raw now known as Mr Raw tried but Phyno conquered and became a global superstar.
Also, he technically carries the hopes and pride of the Igbo nation just like the way the West can lean into Olamide as an emblem of their art, Phyno charges the East
However, the love and devotion that comes from his cultural relevance and representation make him the most influential on the coast.
Chibuzor Nelson Azubuike also known as Phyno, sat comfortably on the throne as the King of the East, as well as carving a niche for himself not just as an indigenous rapper and singer but as a force to be reckoned with on a global scale.
Phyno flagship annual event that is known as Phynofest, is one of the biggest concerts in Nigeria, apart from Phyno, no other artists play a major concert outside Lagos.
Therefore, his presence and relevance have made him an exemplary light from the east, but whatever good he has done, he is still topping that now and leading the way in Nigeria as the first modern Nigerian artist to hold a major concert.