The video, shot in Johannesburg, brings the song to life with vibrant scenes inspired by nightlife and urban culture, capturing the essence of connection, energy, and entertainment that the track represents.

The visuals, directed by Larnelle Bakala, creatively play on the concept of “two-factor authentication,” using it as a metaphor for the dynamic and layered experiences of nightlife.

Ahead of the video release, the trio delivered a live performance of 2Factor at the Gold Rush Dome, marking their first time performing the track together. The set also featured the fan favorite Che Che, adding to the excitement around the collaboration.

Since dropping in November 2025 as part of Young Jonn’s Blue Disco album, 2Factor has recorded over 208 million streams across digital platforms. The track has made its mark on major streaming services like Apple Music, Spotify, and Shazam, gaining traction in over 20 countries, including Nigeria, Ghana, the United Kingdom, and the United Arab Emirates.

Speaking on the collaboration, Young Jonn highlighted the long-standing connection between Nigerian and South African music scenes.

“Nigerian and South African collaborations are not a new thing; they’ve been around for quite a while now,” he said. “It’s culture. Us being able to work amongst ourselves really shows how important winning together is for us. Regardless of the genres we’re in, we still manage to join forces and come up with something magical.”

Before stepping fully into the spotlight as an artist, Young Jonn built his reputation as a hit-making producer, working on tracks like Shakiti Bobo by Olamide and Mafo by Naira Marley. Over time, he has successfully transitioned into a performer, collaborating with top acts such as Davido, Tiwa Savage, and Kizz Daniel.

The release of 2Factor further strengthens the growing wave of cross-border collaborations between Nigerian and South African artists, highlighting the shared influence and unity within Africa’s music landscape.

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Set against the sun-kissed backdrop of Praia da Rocha beach in the Algarve from July 3–5, 2026, the festival promises a mix of Afrobeats, Amapiano, and African electronic music. Nigerian superstars Wizkid and Asake return as headliners, while South African Grammy winner Tyla makes her headline debut. Burna Boy also headlines, adding to the festival’s powerhouse roster.

The LIT Stage will host a blend of African and international talent, including American rap star Gunna as a special guest, alongside:

• Nigeria: Olamide, Young Jonn, Darkoo
• Congo: Soukous legend Awilo Longomba
• International: R&B sensations Mariah the Scientist and Kehlani (making her festival debut), French rapper Niska, and Brazilian singer Ludmilla

In a nod to Africa’s evolving electronic scene, Afro Nation 2026 introduces the Afrotronic Stage, dedicated to Afro House, Afro Tech, Gqom, and 3-Step.

Meanwhile, the fan-favourite Piano People Stage returns to showcase the finest in Amapiano, featuring Madumane (DJ Maphorisa), Uncle Waffles, and Focalistic.

The festival’s poster promises a three-day musical feast with a roster packed with Afrobeats, Amapiano, and international acts. Tickets are now on sale for one of the biggest celebrations of African music on the global stage.

Afro Nation 2026 Headliners & Special Guests:

• Wizkid (Headliner)
• Asake (Headliner)
• Burna Boy (Headliner)
• Tyla (Headliner)
• Gunna (Special Guest)
• Kehlani (Special Guest)
• Olamide
• Mariah the Scientist
• Ludmilla
• Niska
• Young Jonn
• Awilo Longomba
• Bien
• Darkoo
• Djodje

PHASE 3 IS HERE 🚨
Legacy energy meets Afro Nation debuts. This is the sound of a summer taking shape 🔥

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The lyrics celebrate wealth, street-smart lessons, and relentless enjoyment, while urging listeners to “activate two-factor” as a metaphor for staying alert and protected.

With a bold mix of swagger, financial drive, and nightlife adrenaline, the track keeps the party alive well into “kingdom come.”

Young Jonn, Focalistic & Asake – 2Factor Lyrics

Intro
Ase trap tse ke pina tsako kasi
Ah, ah, ah (Shu, shu, shu)
Please don’t kill my vibe

Chorus
Energy, two thousand (Jogo)
You know me, I no get caucus (Jogodo)
I’ve been a good person (Jogo)
But right now, I don learn lesson, ah
Put on your two-factor (Jogo)
Awon boys won para lowo (Jogodo)
Mo fe lowo like Awolowo
‎We go dey jelo till they kingdom come (Yebo)
Energy two thousand (Jogo)
‎My body tiwa lona (Jogodo)
‎Tell the DJ play my songs (Jogo)
‎Cause we want to party all along (Ah)
‎Put on your two factor (Jogo)
‎Awon boys won para lowo (Lowo)
‎Won Fe lowo be Awolowo (Jogodo)
‎We go dey jelo till they kingdom come (Yebo)
Energy five thousand (Jogo)
‎You know me I love green paper (Jogodo)
‎I’ve been a good person (Jogo)
‎But right now I don learn lesson
‎Put on your calculator (Jogo)
‎Awon boys won para lowo (Jogodo)
‎Won Fe lowo lowo bi Awolowo (Jogo)
‎We go dey jelo till thy kingdom come (Yebo)

Verse 1
‎Hossana ball ball, One one
‎Money money
‎Yeh, cause we wanna party all night along
‎Oya change your style
‎No dey dull come outside
‎Come outside, bend over, pure water, o surplus
‎We go dey jelo till kingdom come (yebo)

‎Chorus
Energy two thousand (Jogo)
‎You no me know get caucus (Jogodo)
‎I’ve been a good person (Jogo)
‎But right now I don learn lesson (ah)
‎Put on your two factor (Jogodo)
‎Awon boys won para lowo (Jogodo)
‎Won Fe lowo lowo be Awolowo (Jogo)
‎We go dey jelo till they kingdom come
‎Energy five thousand (Jogo)
‎My body tiwa lona (Jogodo)
‎Tell the DJ play my songs (Jogo)
‎Because we want to party all along (Ah)
‎Put on your two factors (Jogo)
‎Awon boys won para lowo (Lowo)
‎Won Fe lowo be Awolowo (Jogodo)
‎We go dey jelo till they kingdom come (Yebo)

Verse 2
……….
Energy, two thousand (Olowo)
And my girl born in 2000 (Olowo)
Used to pay the two thousand (Olowo)
Now it’s nairas and dollars, and dirhams (Olowo)
So, abeg, you sha, don’t kill my vibe (Hey, please)
Please don’t kill my vibe
I just wanna get money, stay fresh, that’s two factors
Please don’t kill my vibe

‎Chorus
Energy two thousand (Jogo)
‎You no me know get caucus (Jogodo)
‎I’ve been a good person (Jogo)
‎But right now I don learn lesson (ah)
‎Put on your two factor (Jogodo)
‎Awon boys won para lowo (Jogodo)
‎Won Fe lowo lowo be Awolowo (Jogo)
‎We go dey jelo till they kingdom come
‎Energy five thousand (Jogo)
‎My body tiwa lona (Jogodo)
‎Tell the DJ play my songs (Jogo)
‎Because we want to party all along (Ah)
‎Put on your two factors (Jogo)
‎Awon boys won para lowo (Lowo)
‎Won Fe lowo be Awolowo (Jogodo)
‎We go dey jelo till they kingdom come (Yebo)

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Young Jonn’s rise from “The Wicked Producer” to a leading voice in Afrobeats has been one of the genre’s most exciting transformations. With Blue Disco, he not only reinforces this shift but also celebrates it.

The album, a hefty 21-track offering, explores a clever dual concept: Blue for the reflective, emotional side of his artistry, and Disco for the thrill-seeking, high-energy sound that made his name resonate from Lagos to London.

Despite the star-studded lineup, Young Jonn stays firmly in command of his musical world. His pairing with Wizkid on Cash Flow is effortless, a smooth blend of Wizkid’s calm confidence and Jonn’s rhythmic spark. Che Che, his collaboration with Asake, is pure chaos in the best way: an amapiano-powered anthem already primed to take over holiday dance floors.

Still, the heart of Blue Disco lies in its solo cuts. Songs like Full Control show a more refined, composed version of Young Jonn. Here, he leans into silkier vocals layered over glowing synth textures, a nostalgic disco shimmer fused with Lagos energy.

 

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On the production front, Young Jonn’s decade of experience shines through. He melds Afropop, Amapiano, and electronic influences into a soundscape that is both futuristic and deeply familiar.

There are tender cinematic touches on some of the Blue tracks, revealing a softer, more introspective side rarely associated with his early career. It’s not just club music; it’s music for late-night drives, healing moments, and everything in between.

If there’s any critique, it might be the length. At 21 tracks, the album can feel overwhelming, and trimming a few songs could have sharpened its conceptual punch. Still, in today’s streaming-heavy landscape, Young Jonn clearly knows what he’s doing, giving fans variety, depth, and replay value.

In Blue Disco, he plants his flag firmly. Young Jonn isn’t merely enjoying a moment in the spotlight. He’s claiming his place there and inviting the whole world to dance along.

Listen to Blue Disco HERE.

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The hitmaking Nigerian producer-turned-artist is stepping boldly into a new era, and fans across the globe have been buzzing ever since he confirmed that the album is officially wrapped and ready. Blue Disco drops November 21, 2025, and from everything he’s shared, it’s more than just a collection of songs; it’s a reflection of his growth, his faith, and the long journey that has shaped him.

To drive the message home, Young Jonn posted an artistic photo showing travel bags and worn-out boots tucked in the back of a truck, symbolizing the winding path that’s led him into this next phase of his artistry.

The album is stacked with major collaborations: Wizkid, Rema, Asake (who appears twice), plus contributions from Olamide, Shenseea, Franglish, and Focalistic.

Even though the 21-track length has sparked mixed reactions from some industry observers, many are already betting that Blue Disco will be one of the standout Afrobeats projects of the year and possibly Young Jonn’s most defining work yet.

 

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While in Cape Town, South Africa, Rick Ross shared a video celebrating several musicians he admires for their exceptional artistry. He referred to them as icons and key figures shaping the music industry.

Among the artists he highlighted were Ghana’s Stonebwoy, Nigeria’s Davido, Psycho YP, Bayanni, Boj, and Wizard Chan, along with South Africa’s Nasty C, Blaqbonez, and Focalistic.

Describing Davido as a “future legend,” Rick Ross praised his significant contributions to the global music scene and called him a “king.”

He also commended Davido’s efforts in promoting unity and growth in Africa’s music landscape, expressing a strong desire to meet him personally.

Watch him speak below:

American rapper Rick Ross has shared a list of his favorite African artists, including Ghana’s Stonebwoy, Nigeria’s Davido, Psycho YP, Bayanni, Boj, and Wizard Chan, as well as South Africa’s Nasty C, Blaqbonez, Focalistic….. pic.twitter.com/O63HQwTkTz

— SIKAOFFICIAL🦍 (@SIKAOFFICIAL1) January 16, 2025

In addition, Rick Ross is set to release a song with Nigerian rapper Blaqbonez, having shared a snippet of their upcoming collaboration.

The American rapper is committed to creating a focused album, previewing the single on his social media on June 10, 2024, featuring Blaqbonez’s verse.

This collaboration follows Rick Ross‘ announcement of his plans to make an African album featuring various artists from across the continent.

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Nigerian music star Kcee has been added to the impressive lineup for the upcoming TribeVille Fest in Houston, Texas.

The event, scheduled for Friday, July 5, 2024, at the White Oak Music Lawn, will be headlined by Davido and features a talented roster of artists, including Wande Coal, Focalistic, Young Jonn, and more.

The festival promises to be an exciting experience, offering a blend of Afrobeat, hip-hop, and other genres to thrill the audience. Kcee’s addition to the lineup is expected to bring an extra layer of energy to the event, thanks to his hit songs and captivating stage presence.

Other performers at the festival include Skyla Tylaa, Vghn, Ilandboy Preedy, Obis House, Djobiondeck, DJ Big N, DJ Prince, and DJ Towii.

With Kcee’s inclusion and a diverse range of artists and DJs, TribeVille Fest is shaping up to be one of the most anticipated events of the summer in Houston.

 

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In an exciting segment, the Premier League hosts treated viewers to the music video for “Ojapiano,” immersing themselves in the infectious vibes of the track while celebrating Kcee’s musical talent and contribution to the Afrobeat genre.

During the guest appearance, Kcee was asked how he has been able to stay fresh in the music game.

He revealed, “For me, it’s about loving what you do. I love music and I love entertainment. Even in the classroom, I found myself entertaining. Its consistency, attention, and support. Its given me longevity in the business and I am not stopping any time soon”. Before venturing into music, Kcee actively pursued a career in professional football as a striker.

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Davido’s ‘Champion Sound‘ is now the most streamed Amapiano song on Spotify Nigeria. According to Spotify, ‘Champion Sound’ has been the most popular Amapiano track in Nigeria over the past decade.

In 2023, the South African dance genre Amapiano reached over 1.4 billion streams on Spotify, reflecting its rising global success, driven by African superstars.

Amapiano’s international popularity is mirrored in Nigeria, where listenership surged by 181% between 2023 and 2024. This significant influence inspired Spotify to launch the website “A Decade of Amapiano,” celebrating the genre’s evolution over the past ten years.

The website features content highlighting Amapiano’s key influences, pivotal playlists, and podcasts for those interested in exploring the genre’s origins, sounds, and future.

Amapiano has captivated Nigerian audiences, who have enthusiastically embraced the genre and created era-defining hits using its signature log drums and shakers.

According to Spotify’s data, Davido’s ‘Champion Sound,’ featuring South African hitmaker Focalistic, is the most streamed Amapiano song in Nigeria over the last ten years.

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The Black Entertainment Television (BET) Awards for 2024 have revealed their nominations, showcasing the significant impact of African global stars in the music industry.

The Nigerian music scene is prominently featured in the nominations list for the 2024 BET Awards.

Tyla, Burna Boy, Tems, Ayra Starr, Focalistic, Davido, Lojay, Asake, Tyler ICU, and Seyi Vibez have all garnered nominations across various music categories.

Leading the Nigerian contingent is Ayra Starr, who secured three nominations for Best New Artist, Best African Act, and Best HER for her single ‘Comma’.

Burna Boy earned recognition with two nominations for Best R&B/Pop Act and Best Hip Hop Act. Similarly, Tems clinched two nominations for Best Video Director and Best Gospel/Inspirational Song for ‘Me & U’.

Davido and Lojay snagged a nomination for the Viewers Choice Award thanks to their collaboration on Chris Brown’s ‘Sensational‘.

Asake received a nod for Best International Act, while Seyi Vibez earned recognition in the Viewers Choice Best International New Act category.

Several global stars have also secured major slots in the ‘Best International Act’ category, with Asake, Tyla, Ayra Starr, and Focalistic earning four nominations in this prestigious category.

Among the international stars, Drake leads with seven nominations, followed by Nicki Minaj with six. BET has also unveiled a powerhouse performance lineup for the BET Awards 2024.

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Afrobeat sensations Ruger, Shallipopi, and Amaarae are set to dazzle as headliners at Days Like This (DLT) in Malta.

On February 23, 2024, the organizers of DLT Malta unveiled the initial lineup, promising an electrifying festival experience while teasing more musical acts yet to be disclosed.

This edition marks the third iteration of DLT Malta, slated for June 6 to 10, 2024, followed by a second weekend from June 13 to 17, 2024. The event will take place at Bora Bora Ibiza-Malta, showcasing a stellar roster of international talents.

The lineup boasts names like Kaytranda, Amaarae, Focalistic, Odeal, Odumodublvck, Ruger, Shallipoppi, Spice, The Compozers, and South African DJ Uncle Waffles.

A video unveiling the lineup was shared on social media with the caption, “It’s 6pm somewhere in the world right? Your official #DLTMalta line-up is here! It’s about to be a movie! Let us know who you are looking forward to seeing the most. More acts are to be announced soon!”

It’s 6pm somewhere in the world right? 🌚

Your official #DLTMalta 🇲🇹 line-up is here! 😍🤌🏾☀️☺️

It’s about to be a movie! 🎥🔥Let us know who you are looking forward to seeing the most 😍😍

More acts are to be announced soon! pic.twitter.com/l8wgMfad4d

— Days Like This (@DLTBrunch) February 23, 2024

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Excitement is building for Afro Nation Portugal 2024 as renowned Nigerian superstars Asake, Rema, and international sensation Nicki Minaj, along with other celebrated artists, gear up to grace the stage in Portimao from June 28 to 30.

The announcement, unveiled through an online flyer on Monday, January 22, 2024, promises chart-topping hits and electrifying performances, setting the stage for an unforgettable festival experience.

The stellar lineup for Afro Nation Portugal includes international sensations Dadju and Tayc, Odumodublvck, Tyla, Flavour, Seyi Vibez, Omah Lay, Focalistic, Diamond Platnumz, and many more.

This three-day celebration of African music and culture has become a global sensation, uniting the diaspora through dance, food, fashion, and soul-stirring beats. Afro Nation Portugal’s success has propelled artists like Burna Boy, Wizkid, and Davido to headline major festivals worldwide.

Following a sold-out edition in 2023, demand for Afro Nation Portugal tickets is soaring. Fans eager to attend this historic event have a limited pre-sale opportunity on January 25 to secure their spots. The promise is an immersive experience with Nicki Minaj, Asake, Rema, and a diverse lineup that is set to surpass any previous offerings.

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Nicki Minaj’s debut performance at Afro Nation Portugal is a highlight, marking a significant milestone for the talented rapper and the event itself. With a groundbreaking career that has reshaped the landscape of US rap and hip-hop since her debut album Pink Friday, Minaj boasts numerous accolades, including nine American Music Awards and twelve BET Awards. She holds the distinction of being the first woman to achieve 100 entries on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.

Asake’s success story continued as he secured the Male MVP award at the Soundcity MVP Awards in February 2023. His winning streak extended when he clinched the prestigious Best African Artist of the Year award at the 2023 Vodafone Ghana Music Awards in May. Adding to his accolades, Asake took home the 2023 Headies Next Rated award and Album of the Year for “Mr. Money With The Vibe.” Demonstrating his widespread appeal, Asake’s dominance on Spotify was unmistakable, with three of his tracks, including the hit single ‘Lonely at the Top,’ ranking among the top 10 most-streamed songs in Nigeria.

Rema, on the other hand, showcased his remarkable achievements as a nominee in multiple categories at the iHeart Radio Awards, where he garnered five nominations. His impressive nods encompassed Song of the Year, Best Collaboration, Best New Artist (Pop), Best African Music Artist, and the new category Pop Song of the Year.

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In a recent interview, renowned South African rapper Lethabo Sebetso, also known as Focalistic, boldly declared himself the best rapper in the country. This assertion, made during a discussion on leading rap talents in Mzansi, has sparked a diverse range of opinions among fans.

The revelation unfolded in a trending video posted on Instagram by @freshmenmagx on Tuesday, December 19. Focalistic was asked to identify the top rapper in South Africa. Contrary to expectations, the musician confidently asserted that he currently holds the title of the best rapper in the nation.

When prompted to name someone other than himself, Focalistic mentioned Kodak Black, giving recognition to fellow artists Blxckie and Tyla.

 

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Despite Focalistic’s self-proclamation as the best rapper in the country, his assertion has not been universally accepted by his fanbase. Many enthusiasts have expressed dissenting views in the comments section, contending that the acclaimed artist does not qualify as the foremost rapper in South Africa. This statement has ignited an animated online debate, with fans presenting varied perspectives on who truly deserves the coveted title.

Focalistic’s assertion has generated a significant buzz within the music community, sparking discussions on the subjective nature of determining the best rapper and encouraging fans to critically evaluate the criteria for such a distinction. As the discourse continues, the South African rap landscape eagerly awaits how it will respond to Focalistic’s bold self-proclamation.

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