Coming on the heels of his 2023 debut album No Bad Boy, No Party—which featured stars like Olamide and Zlatan—this fresh project showcases a matured, more confident Timz who effortlessly blends streetwise swagger with infectious melody.

Since his 2020 breakout hit MJ, the Bells University computer engineering graduate has consistently pushed boundaries, and WA JO PA clearly reflects his artistic evolution.

Translating to “Dance Till You Burst” in Yoruba, WA JO PA lives up to its explosive name with a fusion of Afrobeats, street-hop, and contemporary pop. The EP features singles like Say Wetin, a high-spirited ode to Nigerian Pidgin, and Later, a sleek blend of rhythm and melody.

New bangers like Big Engine—an ode to bold, confident women—and the high-octane Yo-Yo add extra flavor, with fans already hailing the project’s energy and replay value.

 

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With production credits including Reward Beatz on four tracks, the EP delivers a polished, genre-rich soundscape that builds on Timz’s earlier work with Anonymous Music, Shock Absorbers, and EMPIRE.

Notably, Bad Boy Timz flies solo across all eight tracks, showcasing his vocal dexterity and songwriting chops without any features. It’s a confident statement from the 2020 Headies Rookie of the Year, one that highlights his resilience following a very public split from his former label.

Tracks like Big Engine have been praised for their irresistible “Asewo vibes,” and early listener reactions crown the EP a “no-skip” experience. With WA JO PA, Timz cements his place in the upper ranks of Afropop, blending fun, flair, and cultural pride into a project made to light up speakers and dancefloors from Lagos to London.

Listen to Big Engine here.

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The project arrives on the heels of the singles ‘Up As Fxck‘, featuring Bad Boy Timz, and “Kupe” giving fans a preview of the dynamic energy to expect.

The seven-track EP showcases Reminisce’s lyrical mastery while highlighting his dedication to uplifting emerging talents.

The project includes guest appearances from Vector, Bad Boy Timz, Logos Olori, Bard Banks, BhadBoi OML, Eazy Scope, and Lucid, adding a rich variety of sounds and perspectives to the mix.

The collaboration with Vector stands out as a highlight. Known for their friendly rivalry, their joint appearance on *Siu Generis* is a testament to the mutual respect between the two heavyweights.

‘Siu Generis‘ is a refreshing addition to Reminisce’s extensive catalog, blending indigenous hip-hop, Afro-pop, and modern soundscapes. It’s a testament to his staying power and adaptability in an ever-evolving music scene.

Listeners can expect an exciting and thought-provoking journey through the EP, which solidifies Reminisce’s legacy as one of Nigeria’s most influential rappers.

‘Siu Generis‘ is a must-hear for anyone who values lyrical artistry and creativity in music.

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Award-winning Nigerian rapper Reminisce is set to release a new EP titled “Sui Generis” on Friday, September 27, 2024.

This marks his seventh project in a career that has spanned nearly two decades, during which he has established himself as one of Nigeria’s most iconic Indigenous rappers.

The EP will feature seven tracks, with guest appearances from notable artists such as Vector Tha Viper, Badboy Timz, Bhadboi OML, Logos Olori, Easyscope, and Bardbanks.

Ahead of the EP’s release, Reminisce has already dropped two singles: “Up As Fxck,” featuring Badboy Timz, and the hip-hop track “Kupe,” showcasing his effortless lyrical abilities. “Sui Generis” follows Reminisce’s 2023 album “Alaye Toh Se Gogo VOL. 1,” which included collaborations with Olamide, Mayorkun, BNXN, and others.

Fondly known as Alaga Ibile, Reminisce gained widespread recognition with his hit track “Local Rappers,” featuring Olamide and Phyno, which became a defining moment for indigenous hip-hop in Nigeria.

His ability to blend street anthems with impactful lyrics continues to resonate with fans, who eagerly anticipate the new project.

 

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The rapper disclosed that they have a joint project in the works, which was initially planned for release after their individual albums, both of which are now available.

This announcement has heightened anticipation, given the remarkable synergy between these two artists that has produced numerous hits over the years. Fans are eager to see what the duo has in store for their joint project.

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The track offers an exciting preview of what fans can expect from the forthcoming album.

“Up As Fxck” is an infectious and upbeat tune that showcases the seamless chemistry between the two artists. Bad Boy Timz delivers a catchy hook that perfectly complements Reminisce’s sharp, skillful verses.

The track’s production, handled by Phlexibu and Reward, provides a dynamic backdrop that allows both artists to shine.

As the release of “SIU GENERIS” approaches later this month, “Up As Fxck” serves as a promising teaser for the full project. With its high energy and engaging sound, the song has all the makings of a hit and could very well climb the charts in the coming weeks.

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Singer Olorunyomi Oloruntimilehin, also known as Bad Boy Timz, has expressed his views on the funds earned by music streams, claiming that it is not a substantial source of income for artists.

Bad Boy Timz highlighted that many artists often reinvest their earnings from music streams back into music promotion, indicating that the returns may not be substantial.

In light of this, the ‘MJ’ crooner advised fellow artists to focus on alternative revenue streams such as live shows, tours, and sponsorships to bolster their income.

Speaking in a recent interview with Hip TV, Timz said: “As an artist you cannot depend on music streams because it is not substantial. Most of the earnings from music streams are reinvested on promotion.

“So, what I do is go on tours. I’m always trying to get Visas to tour different countries. I have been touring for over a year now. So I advised my colleagues to make more money from shows and seek sponsorships.”

Recall, The singer has called out his fellow artist Burna Boy for his recent comment regarding the lack of substance in Afrobeats.

Burna Boy, in a recent interview with Apple Music’s Zane Lowe, stated that 90 percent of afrobeats songs are “literally nothing.”

In response, Bad Boy Timz expressed his disagreement with Burna Boy’s perspective and noted that afrobeats has been a source of livelihood for him and many other artists for years.

However, Bad Boy Timz also suggested that Burna Boy might have been referring to certain artists within the genre and not making a blanket statement about all of them.

He said: “I feel like maybe representation of the message he [Burna Boy] was to pass across came off as a ‘Burna Boy.’ You understand that Burna is the type of person to make his point whether you hurt or not.

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Feel free to sing along to ‘Free For All‘ Lyrics By Candy Bleakz Ft. Bad Boy Timz

‘Free For All’ Lyrics By Candy Bleakz Ft. Bad Boy Timz

Girl, your man fit to get another babe (get another bae oh)
Sh′owa kan wa? Awa o ran anybody (ran anybody)
Absorber

Ladies Dragon
Mafe
O shock won bakan, oh-yeah
(Big Vibes)

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Bad Boy Timz, a Headies award-winning artist, has called out his fellow artist Burna Boy for his recent comment regarding the lack of substance in Afrobeats.

Burna Boy, in a recent interview with Apple Music’s Zane Lowe, stated that 90 percent of afrobeats songs are “literally nothing.”

In response, Bad Boy Timz expressed his disagreement with Burna Boy’s perspective and noted that afrobeats has been a source of livelihood for him and many other artists for years.

However, Bad Boy Timz also suggested that Burna Boy might have been referring to certain artists within the genre and not making a blanket statement about all of them.

He said: “I feel like maybe representation of the message he [Burna Boy] was to pass across came off as a ‘Burna Boy.’ You understand that Burna is the type of person to make his point whether you hurt or not.

“But to say that afrobeat has no substance, I feel like he is just talking about certain people [artistes]. The kind of music I make has substance; it’s not all jumpy. There are some sad moments. So, people who make albums out of nothing are on their own.

“And Burna Boy saying that people [artistes] don’t have real life or good-enough experiences is just like speaking on behalf of other people. There are people who feel pain. Nobody has it 100 per cent. There are people who have been through a lot of traumatic experiences. Just because they don’t choose to put it in their music does not make them weak or unappreciative.

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Sit back and relax while we bring you Bad Boy Timz “Tossmitoss” lyrics

Bad Boy Timz – Tossmitoss [Lyrics]

Intro
Dj tear up the speaker
Mash up the speaker
P prime gbemi debe
Spiritual
Oloun yeah
Baba boy timz in the building
Shock won bakan oh yeah

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• Artiste Name: Bad Boy Timz
• Project Title: No Bad Boy, No Party
• Number of Tracks: 11
• Genre: Afrobeats
• Country: Nigeria
• Year: 2023

Afrobeats singer, Bad Boy Timz has released his debut studio album tagged, ‘No Bad Boy, No Party’.

“No Bad Boy, No Party” is a musical trip that immerses listeners in the party atmosphere while fusing pop, afrobeats, and other musical influences. The album is unquestionably poised for stellar accolades from both critics and fans thanks to a combination of upbeat and melodic songs and an amazing guest list.

The album, which has 11 excellent tracks, also boasts a remarkable list of guest musicians, which further enhances its appeal. Olamide, Zlatan, Shenseea, and BNXN (a.k.a. Buju) are among the intriguing combination of artists on “No Good Boy, No Paarty” who give each tune a special flavor.

Timz’s delivery is more than simply an album; it is a slogan that captures Bad Boy Timz’s outlook on living each day to the fullest and appreciating every second. He asks listeners to join him at the party and embrace their inner bad-boy mentality through his music.

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Nigerian Hip-pop artist Olorunyomi Oloruntimilehin, better known by his stage as Bad Boy Timz, has revealed the creative process behind his new album ‘No Bad Boy, No Party’

Bad Boy Timz’s much-anticipated album, “No Bad Boy No Party,” which was released on June 1, 2023, is anticipated to elevate him to a new level. One of the top Afrobeats musicians is the vocalist.

The 11-track album was preceded by the lead singles “I Salute,” “Skelele,” and “Move (Remix).” The album has garnered favourable reviews, and we include it as one of the top 2023 releases.

The music sensation talked about his recently released album, “No Bad Boy, No Party,” the process that went into creating the eleven-track collection, and what it took to have it released in an interview with GRUNGECAKE.

GRUNGECAKE: It’s been a long time. We connected briefly during the pandemic, and here we are. How have you been?

Bad Boy Timz: I’ve been really good. It’s been a journey of ups and downs. For where I am today, I can only thank God, my family, friends, and, most importantly, my fans. I’ve learned and unlearned so much, I have grown, and I’m ready for whatever the future offers.

GRUNGECAKE: Talk to me about the production work on your debut album. Who did you work with, and how involved were you with it? Did you experience any difficulty during the selection process?

Bad Boy Timz: ‘No Bad Boy, No Party’ has been a rollercoaster ride for me. So many sleepless nights, just to make sure I had the perfect project. What really made this process seamless for me was working with my friends. I have a personal relationship with all the producers, so that made recording much more seamless and easy. Although, we faced challenges like getting blocks while recording or producing. I am really glad we were able to overcome all obstacles.

GRUNGECAKE: Correct me if I’m wrong, but your debut project is one you use to make a statement. What’s the declaration for this era of Bad Boy Timz?

Bad Boy Timz: I believe this project will make a statement for me. The aim is to show different sides of Bad Boy Timz. I have not put so much music out there in recent times. So I want to show people different sides of me, and still maintain the ‘No Bad Boy No Party’ element.

GRUNGECAKE: On ‘Tossmitoss’, you sing that you’re the young Fela. Care to break that down for me? For the people who don’t speak or hear pidgin, what does it mean?

Bad Boy Timz: Legendary Fela, is the pioneer of Afrobeat without an ‘S’. He is the blueprint for the majority of the songs out there today. He is someone I look up to, and take inspiration from his music. That’s really why I call myself Young Fela sometimes. And ‘Tossmitoss’ means ‘Tossmitoss’… lol

GRUNGECAKE: Because of the violins present in ‘Pop (Alcohol, Alcohol’), I can’t help but think how Afrobeats meets Country would sound. Are you experimental like that? Could you see yourself collaborating with a Country music artist in your class?

Bad Boy Timz: Definitely, music has no limit. I am not just limiting myself to everyday music. I am exploring with different artists in different countries. Definitely, that’s in the works. I have a few surprises, too, after the album.

GRUNGECAKE: What was it like working with Olamide again for ‘Skelele’, Zlatan for ‘I Salute’, Shenseea for the ‘Move’ remix, and BNXN for ‘Make Sense’?

Bad Boy Timz: Olamide is a big brother to me. He has always supported me, I have been in the studio with Olamide a couple times, and it’s always been positive energy.

Zlatan is very supportive as well. We have an awesome relationship. Creating ‘I Salute’ was actually very funny and a lot of positive energy.

Me and BNXN go way back. Even before we became popular, we’ve been making music together. So it was a no-brainer to have him on this project.

I haven’t met Shenseea yet, but hopefully soon. My team sent ‘Move’ to her and she loved the record. She even re-recorded it just because she wanted to make it perfect.

I am really grateful for everyone on this body of work.

GRUNGECAKE: Can we expect a tour from you this year?

Bad Boy Timz: Definitely. It’s in the works. I have done a few cities in the UK already. So, it’s just one step at a time. But there’s definitely a plan for a tour this year.

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Nigerian Hip-pop artist Olorunyomi Oloruntimilehin, better known by his stage as Bad Boy Timz, speaks about his new album ‘No Bad Boy No Party‘ with Apple Music Africa Now Radio.

Since becoming well-known, Bad Boy Timz has steadily improved, going from winning Rookie of the Year at the Headies to developing into a rapidly growing hitmaker.

The Afrobeats sensation’s debut album, No Bad Boy No Party, was released on June 1, 2023. In an interview with Nandi Madiba on Apple Music Africa Now Radio, he discusses the record and his goals.

Bad Boy Timz had managed to become famous for being a student when he burst into the scene since he was still a student. He informs Nandi that he had to focus on doing his coursework while keeping his head down.

Nigerian celebrities are reaching listeners all around the world as Afrobeats grows in popularity, and Bad Boy Timz wants to add his voice to the Afrobeats to the World movement.

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Nigerian artist Olorunyomi Oloruntimilehin, better known by his stage as Bad Boy Timz, has revealed the musical icon who inspired him despite his stubbornness.

The rapper stated this on his social media profile on May 31st, 2023, claiming that he was “directly and indirectly” influenced by legendary musician Olamide.

On Wednesday night, he paid homage to the YBNL leader via his Twitter account.

The ‘MJ’ crooner claimed that Olamide inspired him to have resiliency throughout his time of adversity in the music industry.

He wrote, “Just before my album drops at midnight! I want to thank the king @Olamide for inspiring me, directly and indirectly!

“I’ve chosen to be stubborn with my goals and it’s not been the easiest task but he reminds me that nothing is impossible! Omo igboro.”

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Just before my album drops at midnight! I want to thank the king @Olamide for inspiring me, directly and indirectly! I’ve chosen to be stubborn with my goals and it’s not been the easiest task but he reminds me that nothing is impossible! Omo igboro📍 pic.twitter.com/iZirqxzumU

— Bad Boy Timz ⚡️ (@Badboytimz) May 31, 2023

Meantime, The artist recently talked openly about a terrifying event from his youth that nearly cost him his vision.

Bad Boy Timz revealed the terrifying tale of how he was shot in the eye by assassins who targeted his family in the Mushin neighbourhood of Lagos when he was just nine years old in a candid interview with Adesope Olajide, a Nigerian media personality residing in the UK.

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