The final track, “Skilful,” is a confident Afrobeats record centered on admiration for a woman and self-belief. It reflects his attraction and affection while still carrying a flashy “big boy” lifestyle vibe.

The song blends romance with confidence, showing appreciation for his love interest while maintaining themes of success, charm, and self-assurance.

Asake – “Skilful” Lyrics

[Intro]
I get many things I want to try, my lady
Man gat many skills, I no fit lie my ba—

[Verse 1]
Ṣebi you bad like ten people, oh, my God
Dance for me, I want that
You got my kind of vibe, the shape I like, oh, my God
Don’t mind you naked, don’t be shy
Body to body, no be bad thing
If I stand up, you go down
Personalise my D’s of life
You can be silent, not rowdy
Me and you, keep it low-key
Kí n gbé ẹ lọ sí Bali, it is nothing, for money
Akwaaba, Charlie, Charlie
Ó ti sure with you baddie
Die die, rọra mami, iṣẹ́ foreign, signing

[Chorus]
I get many things I want to try, my lady
I gat many skills, I no fit lie, my baby
One forty-two to make the night amazing
Girl, your body nice, show me why you’re sexy
Turn off the light and bend, ó ti ba’lẹ̀, baby
I gat many skills, I no fit lie my baby
I go flex you, no worry, no disturbing
Girl, your body nice, show me you’re sexy

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The lyrics reflect his rise to wealth and recognition, embracing a flashy “big boy” lifestyle while celebrating hard work and consistency.

Blending luxury, global influence, and gratitude to God, the song portrays him as a dominant figure, a “king,” while still emphasizing the need to stay grounded and alert.

Asake – Oba Lyrics

Intro
O jẹ́ bomb, o jẹ́ bomb, o jẹ́ bomb, motherfucker
Size 42 ni bàtà gb’ọlá, ayé yìí ò lọ
Everybody sáré àsálà
Ká ṣá má dúpẹ́, my jigga
Àṣàkẹ́ ṣá dollar
Can’t you see my attire?
Bling from head to toe, ah, ah (Ọlọhun)

Chorus
Too many girls call me, “My king”
Can’t stop working, I be machine
Bad since 1995, put them nigga on with my style
Every year, it is my time
Big nyash, it is my type
God dey by my side
For the street, better shine eye
Rocking gold, living star life
P-p-pẹ̀lú bag Chanel
Lókè, lókè bá mi ṣ’àmin ẹ
Every country ló ti sabi ẹ
Dú-dú-dúró dáadáa, better stand well
Ọmọ ìyá mi, má lọ lálẹ̀
Do the right thing bi requirement (‘Quirement, ‘quirement)

Verse
Many, many, wey don ka last
God bless me and my brothеrs
Stay woke, don’t be proud
The world is yours, good onе from Nas
Bá ṣe ń gbọ fújì, lá ń kọ jazz
Breaking the chains, mo ti surpass
Nothing fit hold me back
M-M M.M, Mister Money
Big boy swag, that is my steeze
Kpo-kpo di kpo, kpo di kpoli
Gimme slow motion, gimme codeine
Ayy, oye, young money, bad boy rolling

Chorus
Too many girls call me, “My king”
Can’t stop working, I be machine
Bad since 1995, put them nigga on with my style (My style)
Every year, it is my time
Big nyash, it is my type (My type)
God dey by my side
For the street, better shine eye
Rocking gold, living star life
P-p-pẹ̀lú bag Chanel
Lókè, lókè bá mi ṣ’àmin ẹ
Every country ló ti sabi ẹ
Dúró dáadáa, better stand well
Ọmọ ìyá mi, má lọ lálẹ̀
Do the right thing bi requirement (‘Quirement, ‘quirement)

Outro
My style, my steeze
Hold me (Hold)

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The fifth track, “Amen,” is a motivational record built around ambition, faith, and success. It captures his drive to build wealth, stay focused, and achieve long-term goals.

The song blends spirituality with hustle, presenting success as both hard work and divine guidance. It frames aspirations like generational wealth and prosperity as prayers for wisdom, alignment, and lasting blessings throughout his journey.

Asake – Amen Lyrics

Intro
Tune in to the king of sounds and blues
Ọlọ́ladé mi Asake

Pre-Chorus
Making money is my job
Networking and building, I dey focused
No be bad thing if I make billions
(Billion dollars, no be bad thing if I make zillions)
Generational wealth, that is the goal (Goal, goal, goal)
When I step in the room, all of them gats know
Ká rìn, ká pọ̀, yíyẹ ló ń yẹni
Kí n má b’olówó tò, kí n má ṣe t’òṣì

Chorus
Amin, uh (Amin)
Help me align with my thoughts (Amin)
Grant me wisdom (Amen)
Trust in You, Ya Allah (Amen)
Jọ̀wọ́, change my world (Amen)
Prosperity and happiness (Amen)
Amin, oh (Amin)
Help me align with my thoughts (Amin)

Verse
We will always get what I want, determination, level up
Speaking through the living God, divine communication, high up
Prеsido sọ pé, “Èmi ló kàn”, ó dẹ̀ win election
Power in thе tongue, má lọ gò, wish for all that I want
Mo ti sọ bẹ́ẹ̀ (Sọ bẹ́ẹ̀)
Àt’òkè, l’ó ti wá’lẹ̀ (Wá’lẹ̀)
Ìfọkànbalẹ̀, gbà bẹ́ẹ̀
Tẹ’pá mọ́’ṣẹ́, kó la ojú ẹ (Kó la ojú ẹ)
Gratitude, kábíyèsí, yé (Kábíyèsí, yé)
Meaningful joy, tèmi ni (Mi nìyẹn)
Empowerment, ṣ’ó yé, k’orí gbé e dẹ́bẹ̀

Chorus
Amin, uh (Amin)
Help me align with my thoughts (Amin)
Grant me wisdom (Amen)
Trust in You, Ya Allah (Amen)
Jọ̀wọ́, change my world (Amen)
Prosperity and happiness (Amen)
Amin, oh (Amin)
Help me align with my thoughts (Amin)

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The seventh track, “MCBH,” is a laid-back record that reflects on wealth, enjoyment, and inner peace. It blends themes of financial success with a carefree “soft life” mindset.

The song contrasts material abundance with the idea that money alone cannot bring true happiness, encouraging a stress-free life rooted in gratitude, spirituality, and prayer. It also celebrates love, pleasure, and living in the moment.

Asake – MCBH Lyrics

Intro
Ob-, Obah
Help me pass my lighter now (Wah dem a say?)
Make I, make I, make I calm down (Oh, oh, oh, oh)

Refrain
Oh, oh-oh, oh, oh-oh
Oh, oh-oh, oh, oh-oh
Oh-oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh
Oh-oh-oh-oh, oh, oh

Pre-Chorus
Proper, we gon’ prosper
Soft life, it is normal, twenty more wisdom
Money in abundance, life of a stoner, ẹrukú pọ̀ gan-an
Spiritual is far gan-an, kò lè jabọ́ o, mo ṣọpẹ́, I’m the dragon
Ẹni tó bá bá lọ mọ̀, ah, ọmọ ọba, lójojúmọ́ là ń kọ́lá

Verse 1
Owó mi ten billa
I get money, I get C, I get ọgbà
Don’t touch my cigar, ṣó ń bá? Ṣ’ó ti yé ẹ, my jigga
Always getting paid, my jigga
All the best, my jigga
Quality persona, ya baba

Chorus
Money can’t buy happiness (Abonte)
Live your life, no dey stress (Okay)
Àdúrà ló ń gbà, ọmọ ọba o (Ọlọ́hun)
Ah, ọmọ ńlá o
Ìta là wà, ìta là wà o (Ẹ bá)
Jah bless, ó ti set (Ẹ bọ̀)
Ká má Penkelemesi, oṣé, ọmọ ọpẹ́

Refrain
Oh, oh-oh, oh, oh-oh
Oh, oh-oh, oh, oh-oh
Oh-oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh
Oh-oh-oh-oh, oh, oh

Verse 2
Go shawty, go shawty (Go shawty)
My baby, my mummy (My baby)
My darling, my bestie (Okay)
Ó dùn o, ó solid
For you, I go spеnd my money
See body, skòdí, [buz skoli]…
Fine boy, too stunning
Me and you gum body
Jolly, jẹ́ ká jolly
Na you bе my lifetime baby

Pre-Chorus
Proper, we gon’ prosper
Soft life, it is normal, twenty more wisdom
Money in abundance, life of a stoner, ẹrukú pọ̀ gan-an
Spiritual is far gan-an, kò lè jabọ́ o, mo ṣọpẹ́, I’m the dragon
Ẹni tó bá bá lọ mọ̀, ah, ọmọ ọba, lójojúmọ́ là ń kọ́lá

Chorus
Money can’t buy happiness
Live your life, no dey stress
Àdúrà ló ń gbà, ọmọ ọba o
Ah, ọmọ ńlá o
Ìta là wà, ìta là wà o (Ẹ bá)
Jah bless, ó ti set (Ẹ bọ̀)
Ká má Penkelemesi, oṣé, ọmọ ọpẹ́

Outro
Eni to ba ba lo mọ, ah, ọmọ oba

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The fourth track, “Rora,” is a laid-back Afrobeats record centered on patience, growth, and responsible enjoyment of life. The song encourages taking things slowly and moving with caution despite success and wealth.

Its message warns that rushing can lead to mistakes, emphasising restraint even in moments of pleasure and financial gain. With its repeated “rora” refrain and relaxed delivery, the track highlights steady progress, mindfulness, and trusting life’s timing instead of forcing outcomes.

Asake – Rora Lyrics

Intro
Ewo

Chorus
Ọmọdé olówó, àgbà-gbà olówó
Ka rìn, ka pò, lo y’ẹni
Pẹ̀lẹ́, pẹ̀lẹ́, pẹ̀lẹ́ pẹ̀lẹ́ l’ayé gbà (Rọra)
Ọmọdé olówó, àgbà-gbà olówó (Ọmọ ológo, rọra)
Ka rìn, ka pò, lo y’ẹni
Pẹ̀lẹ́, pẹ̀lẹ́, pẹ̀lẹ́ pẹ̀lẹ́ l’ayé gbà

Interlude
(Ewo)
Ìṣe Olúwa
Olúwa lọ mo

Verse
Eleven o’clock, mo je skidi jogo (Uh, uh)
Outside, mo wa ninu lolo (Uh, uh)
Ọmoba, ma lo gbé mi l’ọmọ (Uh, uh)
Big bag, e gbé si mi l’owo
Got the flow, bi ọmọ ti rán ẹ̀yán (Uh, uh)
Money, ọmọ ọba n ki o (Ehn)

Chorus
Ọmọdé olówó, àgbà-gbà olówó
Ka rìn, ka pò, lo y’ẹni
Pẹ̀lẹ́, pẹ̀lẹ́, pẹ̀lẹ́ pẹ̀lẹ́ l’ayé gbà (Rora)
Ọmọdé olówó, àgbà-gbà olówó
Ka rìn, ka pò, lo y’ẹni (Ọmọ ológo, rọra)
Pẹ̀lẹ́, pẹ̀lẹ́, pẹ̀lẹ́ pẹ̀lẹ́ l’ayé gbà
(Ìṣe Olúwa, Olúwa lọ mo)

Outro
Maybe I can fold you
Words that might have never got worse
Love will save you
Take it all back
Take it

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The ninth track, “Forgiveness,” is a reflective Afrobeats record centered on repentance, growth, and self-improvement. In the song, Asake acknowledges past mistakes and seeks divine forgiveness.

It focuses on accountability and transformation, as he expresses a desire to become a better, more consistent version of himself. Through personal confessions about relationships, lifestyle, and flaws, the track highlights humility, self-awareness, and an ongoing journey toward positive change.

Asake – “Forgiveness” Lyrics

Chorus
Forgiveness, forgiveness
Father, forgive me for the bad, bad things wey I don do, do
Consistency, consistency
I promise to remain consistent in my positive version
Forgiveness, forgiveness (Forgive me)
Father, forgive me for the bad, bad things wey I don do, do
Consistency, consistency
I promise to remain consistent in my positive version

Interlude
Uh, uh, uh, uh

Verse
Too many girls wey I fuck up (Fuck up)
Too many friends wey I cut off (Cut off)
Just dey smoke, just dey jogo (Jogo)
I dey overtakе as a top boy (Top boy)
Ohun tí ó yé èèyàn, ṣebí ó yé Ọlọ́run (Yé Ọlọ́run)
It can take time and еffort (Effort)
Mo ti gìrán jù, èmi stubborn (Stubborn)
Ìwọ ló lè gbà mí, ọba Ọlọ́run
Tattoo l’ójú mi, ọmọ’gbó ni mí ni
Gbogbo nǹkan tí ojú rí kọ́ ló máa sọ
Mo bá’nú sọ, mi ò bá ènìyàn sọ
Ọba Ọlọ́run, ìwọ l’ọ̀rẹ́ mi
Recognising and accepting, reflecting, I don learn lesson
Nobody perfect, padi mi (Nobody perfect, padi mi)

Chorus
Forgiveness, forgiveness
Father, forgive me for the bad, bad things wey I don do, do
Consistency, consistency
I promise to remain consistent in my positive version
Forgiveness, forgiveness (Forgive me)
Father, forgive me for the bad, bad things wey I don do, do
Consistency, consistency
I promise to remain consistent in my positive version (Version)

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The sixth track, “Wa,” is a passionate Afrobeats record centered on intense love, longing, and emotional surrender. It follows his search for a woman who has captured his heart.

The song blends desire and devotion with urgency, portraying love as powerful and overwhelming, where she holds complete control over his emotions. Wa reflects admiration, obsession, and vulnerability, showing a deep connection that makes him willing to lose himself in love.

Asake – Wa Lyrics

Intro
Man, I’ve been searching lately, ṣ’o ń gbọ́ mi
Olólùfẹ́ mi (Obah), jẹ́ kamakazi, oh, baby
Wah dem a say?
Searching for ya, searching for ya, searching for ya, searching for ya
Searching for ya, searching for ya, searching for ya, searching for ya
Searching for ya, searching for ya, searching for ya, searching for ya
Searching for ya, searching for ya, searching for ya, searching for ya

Pre-Chorus
Oh, baby, oh, baby (Baby)
One man’s meat is another man’s poison, ọsọndị ọwẹndị
(Searching for ya, searching for ya, searching for ya)
Man, I’ve been searching lately, ṣ’o ń gbọ́ mi
Olólùfẹ́ mi, jẹ́ kamakazi, oh, baby
(I’ve been searching for you, girl)

Chorus
Love nwantiti, over love
I’ma ever wanting-ting this your love
Only you get the keys to my love
Make I losе my sanity for your love
Man, I’ve been searching latеly, ṣ’o ń gbọ́ mi
Olólùfẹ́ mi, jẹ́ kamakazi, oh, baby
(Try and take it easy, I can’t take it easy)

Verse
Father, Father, holy Father, Father (Father)
The way your body talking to me, I go murder
Mí ò lè fẹ́ ẹnì kankan lórí ẹ, my lover
What goes up must come down (Oh, it’s you, badman, don’t know)
Oh, Abena, oh, Abena, oh, Abena
One agenda, one agenda, one agenda
Sexy Abena, sexy Abena, sexy Abena
For you I surrender, for you I surrender

Pre-Chorus
Man, I’ve been searching lately, ṣ’o ń gbọ́ mi
Olólùfẹ́ mi, jẹ́ kamakazi, oh, baby (Jẹ́ kamakazi)
(Man tried taking you)
Man, I’ve been searching lately, ṣ’o ń gbọ́ mi
Olólùfẹ́ mi, jẹ́ kamakazi, oh, baby (Ayy, you see what she done?)

Chorus
Love nwantiti, over love
I’ma ever wanting-ting this your love
Only you get the keys to my love
Make I lose my sanity for your love
Man, I’ve been searching lately, ṣ’o ń gbọ́ mi
Olólùfẹ́ mi, jẹ́ kamakazi, oh, baby (See, I’m going crazy, girl)

Outro
Man, I’ve been searching lately, ṣ’o ń gbọ́ mi
Olólùfẹ́ mi, jẹ́ kamakazi, oh, baby (Yeah, yeah)

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The third track, “Gratitude,” is an uplifting, upbeat record centered on appreciation, resilience, and staying grounded.

Through its lyrics, Asake reflects on life’s challenges and how people often overlook the good while focusing on the negative, despite genuine intentions.

Asake – Gratitude Lyrics

Verse
I no fit lie you wetin my eye don see, o po gan (Hm-hm)
So many good wey man do but na bad dem go talk (Hm-hm)
Even Jesus Christ the Lord, dem nail am for cross (Hm-hm)
You no fit please anybody, ọmọ o mo p’ẹnu l’ebo o

Pre-Chorus
(It’s not personal rárá o)
Personal rárá o, rárá o
No give me yawa o (Yawa o), no give me yawa o, yawa o
Ọmọ arayé kala o, ti o bawa si owo wọn ma japa o
Don’t take it personal, owo epo lọn ba’ni la

Chorus
(Hmm)
Mọ sori re méje-méje (Hmm)
Orí mi kó ma blessing (Hmm)
Credit alert (Hmm)
Gratitude ṣa ni
Mọ ṣ’ori re méje-méje (Mọ ṣ’ori re)
Orí mi kó ma ko blessing (Orí mi)
Credit alert
Gratitude (Ṣa ni)

Pre-Chorus
It’s not personal rárá o (Rárá o)
Personal rara o, rárá o
No give me yawa o (Yawa o) no give me yawa o, yawa o
Ọmọ arayé kala o (Kala), ti o bawa si owo wọn má japa o
Don’t take it personal, owo epo lọn ba’ni la

Chorus
(Hmm)
Mo ṣ’orire méje-méje (Orirẹ)
Orí mi kó ma blessing (Orí mi)
Credit alert
Gratitude ṣa ni
Mo ṣ’orire méje-méje (Mo ṣ’orirẹ)
Orí mi kó ma blessing (Orí mi)
Credit alert
Gratitude (Ṣa ni)

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The project arrives with striking visual ambition: its artwork features a marble sculpture of Asake created by Iraqi-Dutch artist Arthar Jabar. The piece captures not just his physical form, but also the cultural weight and artistic identity he continues to carry within contemporary music.

Across 13 tracks, M$NEY positions itself as both a sonic journey and a personal statement. The album opens with a live choral introduction, immediately setting a spiritual and immersive tone that blends orchestral textures with African rhythmic foundations.

It’s a soundscape that feels expansive, yet still grounded in Asake’s unmistakable musical identity.

In describing the project, Asake frames it as a deeply personal reflection:

“M$NEY is a reflection of my spiritual and creative journey. Everything flows from a place of gratitude to God and every moment that’s shaped me,” states Asake. “The music explores different sonic elements, from orchestral sounds to dance beats. I stay true to myself but also weave in new creative expressions from my life experiences and personal evolution.”

The rollout of the album began earlier in 2025 with WHY LOVE, a mellow, emotionally charged record that introduced listeners to the album’s romantic and introspective undertones.

That narrative expanded with BADMAN GANGSTA, featuring Tiakola, where Asake leaned into a cross-cultural blend anchored by a reworked sample of Amerie’s 1 Thing, layered over smooth guitars and smoky saxophone textures.

He later elevated the project’s spiritual dimension with WORSHIP, a collaboration with global dance producer DJ Snake, a track that merges spiritual intensity with high-energy electronic production, widening the album’s global reach.

 

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On GRATITUDE, Asake reflects on fame, pressure, and the emotional weight that comes with visibility, floating over soft, jazz-infused strings that underline his introspection.

Meanwhile, FORGIVENESS shifts inward, unfolding as a moment of self-accountability and growth, where he navigates past mistakes and embraces personal clarity.

Since breaking into mainstream consciousness in 2020, Asake has grown into one of Afrobeats’ most dominant figures. He currently holds the record for the most entries on the Billboard U.S. Afrobeats Songs chart and stands as one of the most-streamed Nigerian artists globally.

M$NEY follows his 2025 collaborative project REAL, Vol. 1 with Wizkid, further reinforcing his position at the forefront of the genre’s global expansion.

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After weeks of anticipation, fans now have a clearer picture of what to expect from one of the year’s most talked-about releases.

The 13-track album leans into Asake’s signature mix of Afrobeats, street-hop grit, and melodic storytelling while subtly stretching into new territories through a handful of carefully chosen collaborations.

Among the highlights is Worship, which features DJ Snake, a link-up that blends Asake’s vibrant, chant-like energy with global dance influences. On Badman Gangsta, French star Tiakola steps in, adding a distinct European urban edge to the project’s sonic palette.

Then there’s Asambe, featuring Kabza De Small, a collaboration already stirring conversation, with many expecting an amapiano-infused standout moment.

The official M$NEY tracklist reads

• Intro
• Worship (feat. DJ Snake)
• Gratitude
• Rora
• Amen
• Wa
• MCBH
• Why Love
• Forgiveness
• Oba
• Badman Gangsta (feat. Tiakola)
• Asambe (feat. Kabza De Small)
• Skilful

Interestingly, with just three guest appearances, Asake keeps the core of the album firmly centered on himself. It’s a move that suggests confidence, letting his artistry drive the narrative while using collaborations to widen the project’s global appeal rather than define it.

As the countdown begins, M$NEY is already shaping up to be another major step in Asake’s journey—one that could further cement his place at the forefront of the evolving Afrobeats sound.

 

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The reveal has sparked excitement among fans, especially those still riding the wave of his previous project, Lungu Boy as the singer leans deeper into his “Mr. Money” identity while stepping into a more independent phase of his artistry.

At the heart of this rollout is a major career shift. After his hugely successful run with YBNL Nation, founded by Olamide, Asake appears to be charting his own path. M$NEY will serve as his first full-length release under his imprint, Giran Republic, in partnership with EMPIRE—a move that signals greater creative control and global positioning.

To accompany the announcement, Asake unveiled a striking visual—one that captures the creation of a towering marble sculpture in his likeness by Iraqi-Dutch artist Arthar Jabar. The imagery hints that M$NEY is more than just an album; it’s a bold statement about legacy, status, and artistic evolution.

Here’s what we know so far about the project:

• Album Title: M$NEY
• Release Date: May 1, 2026
• Total Tracks: 13
• Primary Labels: Giran Republic & EMPIRE

Musically, the album is already shaping up to be expansive and boundary-pushing. Three lead singles have set the tone ahead of release:

• “Why Love” — a reflective, melody-driven track that leans into Asake’s signature Fuji-inspired sound.
• “Worship” — a high-energy collaboration with global producer DJ Snake, blending spiritual undertones with club-ready production.
• “Badman Gangsta” — a gritty, cross-cultural anthem featuring French star Tiakola, connecting Lagos to Paris in sound and style.

With the countdown officially underway, M$NEY is shaping up to be a defining release—not just for Asake, but for the evolving global sound of Afrobeats.

 

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According to reports by Leadership News, the deal—said to be worth $35 million—could see the singer become one of the faces of the brand, further cementing his growing global appeal. While both parties are yet to officially confirm the agreement, an announcement is expected once final details are sorted.

The potential partnership doesn’t come as a surprise to many, as Asake has built a visible connection with Adidas over time, frequently sporting the brand in his public appearances and performances.

Adding to the momentum, the singer recently delivered a standout performance at the Adidas Sounds of Superstars event held at the Adidas Arena in Paris, where he was fully styled by the brand—another sign of their strengthening relationship.

Beyond fashion, Asake’s career continues to soar musically. The Afrobeats hitmaker maintained his dominance in 2025, finishing as the No. 1 artist in Nigeria for the fourth consecutive year on the TurnTable charts. His independent single Why Love also emerged as the most-streamed song on Apple Music Nigeria, while his overall catalogue has surpassed 2 billion streams across platforms like Spotify and Audiomack.

There are also reports that Sony Music Entertainment is exploring a partnership with his label, Giran Republic, as part of efforts to expand its global reach.

If confirmed, the Adidas deal would mark another major milestone for Asake, reflecting both his commercial power and his influence beyond music.

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