Directed by Don Prod, the video captures the British rapper cruising in a vintage Aston Martin, sipping whiskey, and, in a striking symbolic twist, digging his own grave.

The freestyle first made waves during a 2025 livestream hosted by Drake, where the Canadian superstar teased his forthcoming album, Iceman.

On the track, Central Cee strips things back to basics. The production is minimal yet heavy, creating space for his voice to dominate. There are no distractions, just razor-sharp bars, calculated wordplay, and a flow that feels both effortless and deliberate.

“Iceman Freestyle” sees him leaning comfortably into his trademark cool, composed delivery. Each line lands with precision, reminding listeners why he remains one of the UK rap scene’s most consistent storytellers. It’s confident without being loud, measured without losing its edge.

With this release, Central Cee keeps his momentum firmly intact, offering fans a clean, no-frills showcase of lyrical strength and commanding presence.

“Iceman Freestyle” is now available across major streaming platforms. Tap in, turn it up, and join the conversation.

Listen to “Iceman Freestyle” HERE

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The Band 4 Band hitmaker revealed that he recently took his Shahada and officially embraced the Islamic faith.

He made the announcement during a livestream hosted by U.S. streamer PlaqueBoyMax, where the moment was met with cheers and congratulations from friends around him.

“I just changed my name and took my shahada, I am a Muslim now,” he said during the stream. He also disclosed that his new name is Akil.

Before this public declaration, Central Cee had never openly associated himself with any particular religion, making the announcement a notable moment for fans who have followed his journey closely.

“I just changed my name and took my shahada, I am a muslim now.”

– Central Cee after converting to Islam pic.twitter.com/CcUVtgd4Uh

— OLAMIDE 🌸💖 (@Olamide0fficial) February 6, 2026

Born on June 4, 1998, in London, Central Cee is the son of an English mother and a father of Guyanese and Chinese descent. After his parents separated when he was seven, he was raised by his mother alongside his two younger brothers in Shepherd’s Bush.

The rapper is also well known among Nigerian music fans, thanks to his collaboration with Asake on Wave, a track off Asake’s Lungu Boy album, which helped further expand his global reach.

Central Cee’s music journey began in 2014 when he appeared on the now-deleted Fire in the Streets series. His first official song appearance followed in January 2015 on the Ain’t On Nuttin Remix, where he featured alongside J Hus and other artists.

His breakthrough moment came on June 14, 2020, with the release of Day in the Life. Since then, Central Cee has steadily climbed the ranks to become one of the most prominent figures in the UK drill music scene.

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Here is the complete list of nominees for the highly anticipated MOBO Awards 2026, set to take place in March.

The nominations for the 2026 edition have officially been revealed, with Nigerian artists making a powerful showing across major categories.

Stars such as Ayra Starr, Wizkid, Rema, Adekunle Gold, and Tiwa Savage earned nods, further underlining Nigeria’s expanding impact on the global music landscape.

The annual celebration of music of Black origin will be held at the Co-op Live on March 26, a date that also marks the 30th anniversary of the prestigious awards.

This year’s honours will recognise artists and releases from September 1, 2024, to October 1, 2025. Leading the nominations are acclaimed acts like Little Simz and Olivia Dean, alongside fast-rising talents including kwn and Jim Legxacy.

Best male act

• Central Cee
• Elmiene
• Jim Legxacy
• Nemzzz
• Odeal
• Skepta

Best female act

• Flo
• Kwn
• Little Simz
• Olivia Dean
• Pinkpantheress
• Sasha Keable

Album of the year

• Central Cee – Can’t Rush Greatness
• Ezra Collective – Dance, No One’s Watching
• Flo – Access All Areas
• Kojey Radical – Don’t Look Down
• Little Simz – Lotus
• Olivia Dean – The Art Of Loving

Song of the year

• AJ Tracey Feat. Jorja Smith – Crush
• Donaeo Feat. Omar, Lemar & House Gospel Choir – Nights Like This
• Fred Again, Skepta & Plaqueboymax – Victory Lap
• Jim Legxacy & Dave – 3x
• Kwn – Do What I Say
• Myles Smith – Nice To Meet You
• Olivia Dean – Man I Need
• Pinkpantheress – Illegal
• Raye – Where Is My Husband!
• Tim Duzit – Kat Slater

Best newcomer

• DC3
• EsDeeKid
• Finessekid
• Jim Legxacy
• Kwn
• Namesbliss
• Nia Smith
• Sekou
• Skye Newman
• YT

Video of the year

• Pozer – Shanghigh Noon
• FKA Twigs – Eusexua
• Jim Legxacy –
• Little Simz – Flood
• Raye – Where Is My Husband!
• Skepta & Fred Again.. – Back 2 Back

Best R&B / Soul act

• Elmiene
• Flo
• Kwn
• Odeal
• Olivia Dean
• Sasha Keable

Best alternative music act

• Alt Blk Era
• Blood Orange
• Hak Baker
• Michael Kiwanuka
• Nova Twins
• Rachel Chinouriri

Best grime act

• Chip
• Jayahadadream
• Kasst 8
• Ruff Sqwad
• Scorcher
• Wiley

Best hip-hop act

• Aitch
• Asco
• Catch
• Central Cee
• D-Block Europe
• Kojey Radical
• Little Simz
• Loyle Carner
• Wretch 32
• Youngs Teflon

Best drill act

• 36
• Booter Bee
• Chy Cartier
• Esdeekid
• K-Trap
• Leostaytrill
• Nemzzz
• Pozer
• Twin S
• Wohdee

Best international act

• Ayra Starr
• Cardi B
• Clipse
• Gunna
• Kehlani
• Leon Thomas
• Mariah The Scientist
• Moliy
• Tyla
• Vybz Kartel

Best media personality

• Bemi Orojuogun (Bus Aunty)
• Dj Ag
• In My Opinion
• Melissa Holdbrook-Akposoe (Melissas Wardrobe)
• Nadia Jae
• Niko Omilana
• Pk Humble
• Remi Burgz
• Uche Natori
• Winners Talking

Best performance in a TV Show / Film

• Aaron Pierre – Mufasa: The Lion King
• Ashley Thomas – Hostage
• Ashley Walters – Adolescence
• Cynthia Erivo – Wicked
• Damson Idris – F1
• Dayo Koleosho – Eastenders
• Lennie James – Mr Loverman
• Marianne Jean-Baptiste – Hard Truths
• Stephen Graham – Adolesence
• Wunmi Mosaku – Sinners

Best African music act

• Adekunle Gold
• Ayra Starr
• Davido
• Joshua Baraka
• Moliy
• Rema
• Shallipopi
• Tiwa Savage
• Tyla
• Wizkid

Best Caribbean music act

• Ayetian
• Lila Iké
• Masicka
• Shenseea
• Vybz Kartel
• Yung Bredda

Best jazz act

• Cktrl
• Ego Ella May
• Ezra Collective
• Kokoroko
• Nubya Garcia
• Yazmin Lacey

Best electronic act

• FKA Twigs
• Jazzy
• Kilimanjaro
• Pinkpantheress
• Salute
• Sherelle

Best gospel act

• Annatoria
• DC3
• Faith Child
• Imrhan
• Sondae
• Still Shadey

Best producer

• Inflo
• Jae5
• Miles Clinton James
• P2J
• Sammy Soso
• Zach Nahome

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For weeks, fans speculated about who would be joining the earlier-announced trio of Rema, Central Cee, and Moliy. Now, the suspense is over.
The organisers have dropped the complete list, and it reads like a who’s who of Afrobeats heavy-hitters, rising stars, and global collaborators.

Set for December 21 at the Eko Convention Centre, this year’s Rhythm Unplugged doesn’t just open Flytime Fest; it sets the tone for the entire Lagos holiday season.

The hype has been building since the moment Rema and UK rap sensation Central Cee were confirmed as headliners. Add Moliy into the mix, and fans already knew they were in for something special.

But the full reveal shows Flytime had an even bigger show in the works.

The 2025 edition brings together a fiery mix of chart-toppers, street kings, soulful voices, and fast-rising sensations the kind of blend that turns a concert into a cultural moment.

Here’s the full artist lineup for Rhythm Unplugged 2025:

• Rema
• Central Cee
• Moliy
• BNXN (Buju)
• Shallipopi
• Smada
• BLNDE
• Chella
• Famous Pluto
• FOLA
• Mavo
• Odumodublvck
• Shoday
• Zaylevelten
• Zerrydl

With Coca-Cola as the headline sponsor and Flytime at the helm, this year’s show is already shaping up to be one of the hottest tickets of December.

Tickets are on sale now via Flytime Fest’s official platforms and partner outlets, and if previous years are anything to go by, they won’t last long.

🚨 Rhythm Unplugged unveils their full performance line up 🤩🔥 pic.twitter.com/BwsvFvYsP2

— 𝗔𝗟𝗕𝗨𝗠 𝗧𝗔𝗟𝗞𝗦 📀 (@AlbumTalksHQ) December 10, 2025

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This one is a return to the concrete, a gritty street dispatch that feels like it was recorded under a flickering estate light. It’s a “raw, no-hook heater,” intentionally stripped of any glossy edges or melodic shortcuts.

No sing-along chorus, no radio polish, just Cench, a drill beat that growls from the belly of West London, and enough lyrical pressure to crack pavement.

The energy on Booga is unmistakably that of Central Cee, who first shook the scene. He’s in his “Quarter Zip” era again, channelling the mindset, the fashion, and the hunger that defined his early days.

Every bar lands with a sharpness that suggests he hasn’t forgotten his roots, even if the rest of the world has been trying to dress him in pop-star silk.

The verses are laced with coded slang and layered wordplay, and that signature Cench self-awareness speaks directly to the ones who have been studying his pen from the very beginning.

 

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He takes subtle jabs at doubters and imitators, delivering them with a cool composure that makes the punch hit even harder. It’s storytelling, chest-beating, and technical flexing rolled into one tightly wound drill performance.

Booga isn’t just a song; it’s a statement of balance. It is Central Cee planting a flag in familiar terrain, reminding listeners that while he can chase global charts and American co-signs, he will never abandon the street blueprint that built him.

Fast, aggressive, and meant to be replayed until the speakers distort, the track serves as a warning shot.

For anyone who thought Central Cee was easing into his fame or going “soft,” this track answers with a cold grin and a heavy bass drop: absolutely not.

Listen to Booga HERE.

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Lagos is gearing up for a massive musical moment this December as UK rap sensation Central Cee prepares to take center stage at the 2025 edition of Coca-Cola Rhythm Unplugged.

The British rapper whose hits Doja and Sprinter have dominated global charts is scheduled to perform on December 21 at the Eko Convention Center, joining the star-packed “Detty December” celebrations under Flytime Fest.

This appearance will be Central Cee’s first-ever headline show in Nigeria, marking a significant cultural crossover between the UK’s booming drill scene and Africa’s vibrant Afrobeats movement. With his high-energy performances and massive streaming numbers, the Lagos crowd is expected to turn out in full force for a night of global hits and unforgettable showmanship.

Rhythm Unplugged, famous for pairing African heavyweights with top international performers, continues that tradition with this year’s lineup.

The 2025 festival enjoys major backing from Coca-Cola, Heineken, and several corporate partners who have helped maintain the event’s reputation as one of Nigeria’s biggest end-of-year entertainment staples.

Tickets for Central Cee’s headline night are officially on sale, available exclusively on Cene and Cene+ through the Rhythm Unplugged website.

Lagos is set for a December to remember.

LAGOS, HOW FAR? LINK ME pic.twitter.com/w3GocLara2

— Central Cee (@centralcee) November 17, 2025

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The sold-out concert delivered a breathtaking fusion of Afrobeats and classical music, creating a sonic masterpiece that had the crowd on its feet in awe.

Performing with a 33-piece orchestra, Asake reimagined some of his biggest hits, including “Lonely at the Top” and “Terminator,” transforming them into sweeping symphonic renditions without losing the Fuji and Amapiano energy that defines his sound.

The blend highlighted his artistic versatility and underscored Afrobeats’ growing global influence.

The night became even more electrifying with surprise appearances from global stars Wizkid, Gunna, Central Cee, Tiakola, and Fridayy, who joined Asake for powerful collaborations on songs like “MMS” and “Happiness.”

Asake’s 2025 Red Bull Symphonic Show.
📸: @YuriyBaranov4 pic.twitter.com/ju3thuPIfR

— NoteS. (@NoteSphere) November 9, 2025

Their cameos not only thrilled the audience but also emphasized Asake’s expanding international reach and influence across music genres.

In a special moment, Asake gave fans an exclusive preview of an unreleased track from his upcoming album, Mr. Money.

The introspective song, built around themes of faith, perseverance, and hard work, hinted at a more reflective and evolved side of the artist, instantly sparking online excitement and anticipation for the project’s release.

More than a concert, the night marked a cultural milestone for African music. Asake’s groundbreaking Red Bull Symphonic performance showcased Afrobeats’ power to transcend borders and genres, while cementing his place as one of the genre’s most innovative global ambassadors.

As the final notes echoed through Kings Theatre, one thing was clear: Asake’s Brooklyn debut wasn’t just a performance, it was history in motion: a celebration of artistic brilliance, cultural pride, and Afrobeats’ unstoppable rise on the world stage.

Asake brought out Central Cee, Fridayy, Gunna, Tiakola & Wizkid at his Red Bull Symphonic show at Kings Theatre in NYC | 🎥: @Etinjohn_ pic.twitter.com/iPCR1VPnhl

— Purp Kulture (@purpkulture) November 9, 2025

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Nigerian street-pop sensation Shallipopi has teamed up with UK rap heavyweight Central Cee for an electrifying new remix of his viral hit “LAHO,” creating a genre-defying anthem set to shake up the global music scene.

Titled LAHO (Version 4), the highly anticipated remix fuses Shallipopi’s signature Plutoman sound a raw, experimental spin on Afropop, with Central Cee’s razor-sharp UK drill delivery.

The result? A gritty, cross-continental banger built for dance floors, car stereos, and playlists from Lagos to London.

Originally a fan favourite in Shallipopi’s catalogue, LAHO now gets a global facelift, elevated by Central Cee’s lyrical finesse and magnetic flow.

Their chemistry breathes new life into the track, reflecting how African street music and UK rap continue to push boundaries and merge cultures.

With excitement already bubbling online, LAHO (Version 4) is primed to be a summer anthem. Fans are urged to turn on notifications and stay locked in; this fiery collaboration is dropping soon.

LAHO (VERSION 4)

SHALLIPOPI
CENTRAL CEE

🚨OUT SOON🚨 pic.twitter.com/PetlnFvNoO

— 𝗔𝗟𝗕𝗨𝗠 𝗧𝗔𝗟𝗞𝗦 📀 (@AlbumTalksHQ) July 19, 2025

Recall, Shallipopi reached a remarkable new height in his career as his charting single Laho crosses the 100,000-unit sales mark in the United Kingdom.

The sales milestone marks a significant international breakthrough for the Edo-born artist, reinforcing his position as one of Afrobeats’ most promising global exports.

Since its release, Laho has resonated with audiences far beyond Nigeria’s borders, earning praise for its catchy rhythm, witty delivery, and signature street-infused sound.

The single has steadily climbed international charts, enjoying massive streaming numbers and consistent airplay across the UK and beyond.

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In a recent sit-down with Complex, Nigerian Afropop sensation Ayra Starr opened up about the rappers she dreams of collaborating with, and her list spans both sides of the Atlantic.

Topping the list is UK rap star Central Cee, whom Ayra praised for his sound and cultural relevance. “A song with him would definitely go hard,” she said, expressing excitement about what their fusion could sound like.

Also on her wishlist is Dave, the Nigerian-British rapper known for his lyrical depth and Afrocentric collaborations. Given Dave’s track record with Nigerian artists, from “Location” with Burna Boy to linking up with Boj and Oxlade, this pick feels like a natural progression.

Turning to the U.S., Ayra Starr didn’t hesitate to name Young Thug as an inspiration. “I grew up on Young Thug. He’s still amazing. He’s still a G,” she noted, crediting the Atlanta rapper’s influence on her musical journey.

Perhaps the most unexpected name she mentioned? Jay-Z.

“I think for my inner child, I need a song with Jay-Z,” Ayra said, describing how such a collaboration would fulfil a childhood dream and mark a personal milestone.

With a Grammy nomination under her belt and a steadily rising global profile, Ayra Starr’s vision for future collaborations reflects her bold ambition and ever-expanding artistic reach. From UK drill to American hip-hop royalty, she’s aiming for legacy and the stars.

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Wireless Festival 2025 served up a major shocker on Sunday night as global rap icon Drake took the stage at Finsbury Park and stunned fans with a surprise appearance by UK rap heavyweight Central Cee.

In what has quickly become one of the festival’s most talked-about highlights, the duo debuted an unreleased collaboration live for the first time, triggering a massive reaction from the crowd.

Set against a pulsating drill-influenced beat, the track showcased Drake’s smooth melodic flow, setting the stage for Central Cee’s punchy wordplay and signature West London flair.

The chemistry between both stars was undeniable, and judging by the crowd’s explosive response, the track is already being tipped as a future chart-topper.

Although neither the song’s title nor release date was confirmed during the performance, anticipation is already building online, with fans praising the surprise drop and speculating about a potential joint project.

The performance marks a powerful cultural crossover, fusing Toronto’s finesse with London’s street energy, and further solidifies the global appeal of UK rap and drill music.

With Drake’s global pull and Central Cee’s rapid rise as one of the UK’s most dynamic voices, this collaboration is primed to make a major impact across continents once it officially drops.

DRAKE X CENTRAL CEE – NEW SONG pic.twitter.com/Yhfj2Ig359

— ALMIGHTEE. (@realalmightee) July 13, 2025

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The 2025 iHeartRadio Music Awards brought glitz, glamour, and electrifying performances to the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles, celebrating the biggest stars in the music industry.

Hosted by the legendary LL Cool J, the night was packed with thrilling stage acts from top artists like Bad Bunny, Gracie Abrams, Nelly, Billie Eilish, Muni Long, and Kenny Chesney.

The excitement reached fever pitch as fans eagerly anticipated the announcement of winners across various categories. This year’s edition was particularly special as it honored some of music’s most legendary figures.

Lady Gaga was recognized with the prestigious iHeartRadio Innovator Award for her groundbreaking contributions to the industry. Mariah Carey was celebrated with the iHeartRadio Icon Award, acknowledging her incredible impact and lasting legacy in music. Nelly received the iHeartRadio Landmark Award in recognition of his undeniable influence on hip-hop.

The competition across the major categories was intense, with some of the industry’s biggest names vying for the top honors.

Taylor Swift proved her dominance once again, sweeping several fan-voted categories and reaffirming her status as a global superstar.

 

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Below is a rundown of some of the night’s major winners:

Here’s the full list of nominations for the 2025 iHeartRadio Music Awards, with winners marked.

• GENERAL CATEGORIES

Artist of the Year

    Billie Eilish

    Doja Cat

    Jelly Roll

    Kendrick Lamar

    Morgan Wallen

    Post Malone

    Sabrina Carpenter

    SZA

    WINNER: Taylor Swift

    Teddy Swims

Song of the Year            

    “A Bar Song (Tipsy)”- Shaboozey

    “Agora Hills”- Doja Cat

    WINNER: “Beautiful Things”- Benson Boone

    “Espresso” – Sabrina Carpenter

    “Greedy”- Tate McRae

    “I Had Some Help” – Post Malone featuring Morgan Wallen

    “Lose Control” – Teddy Swims

    “Lovin on Me” – Jack Harlow

    “Not Like Us”- Kendrick Lamar

    “Too Sweet” – Hozier

Best Collaboration

    WINNER: “Die With a Smile”- Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars

    “Fortnight”- Taylor Swift featuring Post Malone

    “I Had Some Help”- Post Malone featuring Morgan Wallen

    “Like That” – Future, Metro Boomin and Kendrick Lamar

    “Miles on It”- Kane Brown and Marshmello

Producer of the Year

    WINNER: Julian Bunetta

    Jack Antonoff

    Evan Blair

    Mustard

    Dan Nigro

Songwriter of the Year

    Josh Coleman

    ERNEST

    Ashley Gorley

    WINNER: Amy Allen

    Justin Tranter

• GENRE-SPECIFIC CATEGORIES

Pop Song of the Year

    “Agora Hills”- Doja Cat

    “Beautiful Things”- Benson Boone

    WINNER: “Espresso”- Sabrina Carpenter

    “Greedy”- Tate McRae

    “Too Sweet”- Hozier

Pop Artist of the Year

    Billie Eilish

    Chappell Roan

    WINNER: Sabrina Carpenter

    Tate McRae

    Taylor Swift

Best New Artist (Pop)

    Benson Boone

    Chappell Roan

    Gracie Abrams

    Shaboozey

    WINNER: Teddy Swims

Country Song of the Year

    “A Bar Song (Tipsy)”- Shaboozey

    “Cowgirls” – Morgan Wallen featuring ERNEST

    “I Am Not Okay”- Jelly Roll

    WINNER: “I Had Some Help”- Post Malone featuring Morgan Wallen

    “World on Fire”- Nate Smith

Country Artist of the Year

    WINNER: Jelly Roll

    Kane Brown

    Lainey Wilson

    Luke Combs

    Morgan Wallen

Best New Artist (Country)

    Ashley Cooke

    Dasha

    George Birge

    WINNER: Shaboozey

    Tucker Wetmore

Hip-Hop Song of the Year

    “Like That”- Future, Metro Boomin and Kendrick Lamar

    “Lovin on Me”- Jack Harlow

    WINNER: “Not Like Us”- Kendrick Lamar

    “Rich Baby Daddy”- Drake featuring Sexyy Red and SZA

    “TGIF” – GloRilla

Hip-Hop Artist of the Year

    Drake

    Future

    WINNER: GloRilla

    Kendrick Lamar

    Travis Scott

Best New Artist (Hip-Hop)

    310babii

    BigXthaPlug

    WINNER: BossMan Dlow

    Cash Cobain

    Jordan Adetunji

R&B Song of the Year

    “ICU” – Coco Jones

    WINNER: “Made for Me”- Muni Long

    “Sensational” – Chris Brown featuring Davido and Lojay

    “Water” – Tyla

    “WY@”- Brent Faiyaz

R&B Artist of the Year

    Chris Brown

    Muni Long

    WINNER: SZA

    Usher

    Victoria Monét

Best New Artist (R&B)

    WINNER: 4Batz

    Ambré

    Inayah

    Josh X

    Maeta

Alternative Song of the Year

    “Dilemma” – Green Day

    “Landmines” – Sum 41

    “Neon Pill”- Cage The Elephant

    “The Emptiness Machine” – Linkin Park

    WINNER: “Too Sweet”- Hozier

Alternative Artist of the Year

    Cage The Elephant

    WINNER: Green Day

    Linkin Park

    Sum 41

    twenty one pilots

Best New Artist (Alt and Rock)

    Djo

    WINNER: Fontaines D.C.

    Good Neighbours

    Myles Smith

    The Last Dinner Party

Rock Song of the Year

    WINNER: “A Symptom of Being Human” – Shinedown

    “All My Life” – Falling In Reverse and Jelly Roll

    “Dark Matter” – Pearl Jam

    “Screaming Suicide” – Metallica

    “The Emptiness Machine” – Linkin Park

Rock Artist of the Year

    Green Day

    Linkin Park

    Metallica

    Pearl Jam

    WINNER: Shinedown

Dance Song of the Year

    WINNER: “360” – Charli xcx

    “Chase It (Mmm Da Da Da)” – Bebe Rexha

    “I Don’t Wanna Wait”- David Guetta and OneRepublic

    “Make You Mine”- Madison Beer

    “Water” – Tyla X Marshmello

Dance Artist of the Year

    Calvin Harris

    WINNER: David Guetta

    Dua Lipa

    Kylie Minogue

    Tiësto

Latin Pop / Urban Song of the Year

    “Brickell” – FEID X Yandel

    “LA FALDA” – Myke Towers

    WINNER: “Perro Negro”- Bad Bunny featuring FEID

    “Qlona” – Karol G featuring Peso Pluma

    “Si Antes Te Hubiera Conocido”- Karol G

Latin Pop / Urban Artist of the Year

    Bad Bunny

    WINNER: FEID

    Karol G

    Myke Towers

    Shakira

Best New Artist (Latin Pop / Urban)

    Christian Alicea

    Cris MJ

    Ela Taubert

    FloyyMenor

    WINNER: Kapo

Regional Mexican Song of the Year

    WINNER: “Alch Si” – Grupo Frontera and Carin León

    “El Beneficio De La Duda” – Grupo Firme

    “FIRST LOVE” – Oscar Ortiz and Edgardo Nuñez

    “La Diabla”- Xavi

    “Tu Perfume” – Banda MS de Sergio Lizárraga

Regional Mexican Artist of the Year

    Grupo Frontera

    Intocable

    Los Ángeles Azules

    WINNER: Peso Pluma

    Xavi

Best New Artist (Regional Mexican)

    Chino Pacas

    Iván Cornejo

    Luis R. Conriquez

    Tito Double P

    WINNER: Xavi

K-pop Artist of the Year

    aespa

    WINNER: ATEEZ

    ENHYPEN

    Jimin

    Lisa

K-pop Song of the Year

    “Chk Chk Boom” – Stray Kids

    “Magnetic”- ILLIT

    “Supernova” – aespa

    WINNER: “Who”- Jimin

    “XO (Only If You Say Yes)”- ENHYPEN

Best New Artist (K-pop)

    BABYMONSTER

    BADVILLAIN

    WINNER: ILLIT

    NCT WISH

    TWS

World Artist of the Year

    Burna Boy

    Central Cee

    Tems

    WINNER: Tyla

    YG Marley

• SOCIALLY VOTED CATEGORIES

Favorite Soundtrack

    Back to Black

    Bad Boys: Ride or Die

    Bob Marley: One Love

    Challengers

    Deadpool & Wolverine

    Descendants: The Rise of Red

    Emilia Pérez

    The Book of Clarence

    Twisters

    WINNER: Wicked

Favorite Broadway Debut

    Adam Lambert – Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club

    Ariana Madix – Chicago

    Barbie Ferreira – Cult of Love

    Charli D’Amelio – & Juliet

    Grant Gustin – Water for Elephants

    Kit Connor – Romeo + Juliet

    Lola Tung – Hadestown

    Nicole Scherzinger – Sunset Blvd

    WINNER: Rachel Zegler – Romeo + Juliet

    Robert Downey Jr. – McNeal

    Sebastián Yatra – Chicago

    Shailene Woodley – Cult of Love

Favorite K-pop Dance Challenge

    WINNER: “GGUM”- Yeonjun (TXT)

    “MAESTRO” – Seventeen

    “Magnetic”- ILLIT

    “Smart”- LE SSERAFIM

    “Sticky”- Kiss of Life

    “Supernova” – aespa

    “Touch” – KATSEYE

    “UP”- Karina (aespa)

    “WORK”- ATEEZ

    “XO (Only If You Say Yes)”- ENHYPEN

Favorite Surprise Guest

    Charli xcx bringing out Lorde

    Coldplay bringing out Selena Gomez

    Future & Metro Boomin bringing out Travis Scott

    GloRilla & Megan Thee Stallion bringing out Cardi B

    Jennifer Hudson bringing out Cher

    Kendrick Lamar bringing out Ken & Friends

    Luke Combs bringing out the “Twisters” Cast

    Morgan Wallen bringing out Travis Kelce & Patrick Mahomes

    Niall Horan bringing out Shawn Mendes

    Olivia Rodrigo bringing out Chappell Roan

    Peso Pluma bringing out Becky G

    WINNER: Taylor Swift bringing out Travis Kelce

Favorite Tour Tradition

    Benson Boone- Backflips

    Chappell Roan – Teaching “HOT TO GO” dance

    Charli xcx + Troye Sivan – “Apple” Girl (dance)

    Morgan Wallen – Walk out song

    Niall Horan – Heaven pose

    Nicki Minaj – Fans sing

    Olivia Rodrigo- Encore tank

    Sabrina Carpenter- “Juno” position

    Tate McRae – Soundcheck covers

    Taylor Swift- “22” Hat

    WINNER: Taylor Swift – Surprise songs

    Usher – Feeding cherries

Best Lyrics

    “Beautiful Things” – Benson Boone

    “BIRDS OF A FEATHER” – Billie Eilish

    “Espresso”- Sabrina Carpenter

    “Exes” – Tate McRae

    WINNER: “Fortnight” – Taylor Swift featuring Post Malone

    “Good Luck, Babe!”- Chappell Roan

    “I Had Some Help”- Post Malone featuring Morgan Wallen

    “I Love You, I’m Sorry” – Gracie Abrams

    “Not Like Us” – Kendrick Lamar

    “Saturn” – SZA

    “we can’t be friends (wait for your love)” – Ariana Grande

    “Who”- Jimin

Best Music Video

    “APT.” – ROSÉ and Bruno Mars

    “Beautiful Things” – Benson Boone

    “Die With A Smile” – Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars

    “Espresso”- Sabrina Carpenter

    WINNER: “Fortnight”- Taylor Swift featuring Post Malone

    “Houdini” – Dua Lipa

    “Houdini” -Eminem

    “I Had Some Help” – Post Malone featuring Morgan Wallen

    “LUNA” – ATL Jacob X FEID

    “Not Like Us” – Kendrick Lamar

    “Please Please Please” – Sabrina Carpenter

    “Rockstar”- Lisa

Favorite Tour Style

    Billie Eilish – Hit Me Hard and Soft

    Chappell Roan – The Midwest Princess

    Charli xcx and Troye Sivan – Sweat

    GloRilla and Megan Thee Stallion – Hot Girl Summer Tour

    Nicki Minaj – Pink Friday 2 Tour

    Olivia Rodrigo – GUTS

    Sabrina Carpenter – Short n’ Sweet

    Tate McRae – Think Later

    WINNER: Taylor Swift – The Eras Tour

    Usher – Usher: Past Present Future

Favorite Tour Photographer

    Adam Degross – Post Malone

    WINNER: Alfredo Flores – Sabrina Carpenter

    Baeth – Tate McRae

    Christian Tierney – Niall Horan

    David Bergman – Luke Combs

    Henry Hwu – Billie Eilish

    Lucienne Nghiem – Chappell Roan

    Miles Leavitt – Olivia Rodrigo

    Pooneh Ghana – Noah Kahan

    RAYSCORRUPTEDMIND – Travis Scott

    Sanjay Parikh – Shinedown

    Yasi – Kacey Musgraves

Favorite On Screen

    Are You Sure?! (Jimin and Jungkook)

    Child Star (Demi Lovato)

    Elton John: Never Too Late (Elton John)

    Gaga Chromatica Ball (Lady Gaga)

    I Am: Céline Dion (Céline Dion)

    Lainey Wilson: Bell Bottom Country (Lainey Wilson)

    Megan Thee Stallion: In Her Words (Megan Thee Stallion)

    Olivia Rodrigo: GUTS World Tour (Olivia Rodrigo)

    Pop Star Academy: KATSEYE (KATSEYE)

    Road Diary: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band (Bruce Springsteen)

    WINNER: Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour (Taylor’s Version) (Taylor Swift)

    Thank You, Goodnight: The Bon Jovi Story (Bon Jovi)

• ALBUM CATEGORY WINNERS

Album of the Year: Hit Me Hard and Soft, Billie Eilish

Pop Album of the Year: The Tortured Poets Department, Taylor Swift

Alternative Album of the Year: Clancy, twenty one pilots

Rock Album of the Year: From Zero, Linkin Park

Country Album of the Year: F-1 Trillion, Post Malone

Dance Album of the Year: brat, Charli xcx

K-Pop Album of the Year: Ate, Stray Kids

Hip-hop Album of the Year: We Don’t Trust You, Future & Metro Boomin

R&B Album of the Year: Coming Home, Usher

Latin Pop/Urban Album of the Year: Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran, Shakira

Regional Mexican Album of the Year: Éxodo, Peso Pluma

• ADDITIONAL WINNERS

Tour of the Century: Taylor Swift, The Eras Tour

Icon Award: Mariah Carey

Innovator Award: Lady Gaga

Label of the Year: Republic Records

Landmark Award: Nelly

Breakthrough Award: Gracie Abrams

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The 2025 MOBO Awards lit up Newcastle on Tuesday, February 18, 2025, celebrating the finest achievements in Black-origin music from the UK and beyond.

The prestigious event honored remarkable artists across various categories, showcasing the depth and evolution of Black music in today’s industry.

The electrifying night featured captivating performances from Krept & Konan, Bashy, Spice, and Nova Twins, adding to the excitement of the highly anticipated awards.

Alongside recognizing musical excellence, the MOBOs also paid tribute to influential figures in other creative fields, including film, reinforcing their commitment to cultural impact.

MOBO Awards 2025 – Full List of Winners

Here are the standout artists who took home awards across multiple categories at the 2025 MOBO Awards:

Best Male Act: Central Cee

Best Female Act: Darkoo

Best Newcomer: Odeal

Album of the Year: Bashy – Being Poor Is Expensive

Song of the Year: Darkoo – Favourite Girl (ft. Dess Dior)

Video of the Year: Mnelia – My Man (directed by Femi Bello)

Best Hip-Hop Act: Bashy

Best Grime Act: Scorcher

Best Drill Act: Pozer

Best R&B/Soul Act: Odeal

Best Media Personality: 90s Baby Show

Best African Music Act: Ayra Starr

Best Performance in a TV Show/Film: Jacob Anderson as Louis in Interview With the Vampire

Best Electronic/Dance Music Act: TSHA

Best Gospel Act: Annatoria

Best Jazz Act: Ezra Collective

Best Producer: Juls

Best Caribbean Music Act: Shenseea

Best Alternative Music Act: ALT BLK ERA

Best International Act: Ayra Starr

MOBO Paving the Way Award: Denise Lewis

MOBO Impact Award: Vybz Kartel

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