Music statistics platform Chart Data has marked its 10th anniversary by partnering with Apple Music to unveil a ranking of the 20 most-streamed artists of all time on the streaming platform.

The list highlights the artists who have defined the streaming era, with American and Canadian stars dominating the rankings thanks to years of commercial success, chart-topping releases, and massive global audiences.

Leading the pack is Drake, whose decade-long run of streaming dominance sees him claim the top spot. Close behind is Taylor Swift at No. 2, making her the highest-ranked female artist on the chart.

At No. 3 is Future, whose influence on modern trap music has translated into billions of streams worldwide. The top five is rounded out by YoungBoy Never Broke Again and Bad Bunny, both of whom have built remarkably loyal fan bases in the streaming era.

Further down the list, Lil Baby claims sixth place, followed by The Weeknd at No. 7 and Morgan Wallen at No. 8.

Kanye West and Post Malone complete the top 10, underscoring the continued popularity of hip-hop and crossover pop acts on the platform.

The rankings also feature some of music’s most recognisable names, including Travis Scott, Ariana Grande, Chris Brown, Kendrick Lamar, Lil Durk, Gunna, Rod Wave, Ed Sheeran, Justin Bieber, and Eminem.

Apple Music’s Top 20 Most-Streamed Artists of All Time

1. Drake
2. Taylor Swift
3. Future
4. YoungBoy Never Broke Again
5. Bad Bunny
6. Lil Baby
7. The Weeknd
8. Morgan Wallen
9. Kanye West
10. Post Malone
11. Travis Scott
12. Ariana Grande
13. Chris Brown
14. Kendrick Lamar
15. Lil Durk
16. Gunna
17. Rod Wave
18. Ed Sheeran
19. Justin Bieber
20. Eminem

The ranking offers another snapshot of how streaming has reshaped the global music industry over the last decade, with hip-hop, pop, country,

Latin music, and R&B all represented among the platform’s biggest success stories. It also reflects the enduring influence of artists whose catalogues continue to attract billions of streams years after their original release.

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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 🔥

🎟️ Sign up for access to the best price tickets via the link in bio.
📆 Early Access opens Thurs 5 Feb – 10AM (GMT) pic.twitter.com/hgQxTZ2adz

— Afro Nation (@afronation) January 29, 2026

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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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Lagos was thrown into raptures on December 29, 2025, when Wizkid made a surprise appearance at Gunna’s Detty December Fest show, delivering one of the most electric moments of the festive season.

The concert, held at Ilubirin, Ikoyi, marked the Lagos stop of Gunna’s Wun World Tour, with the Atlanta rapper headlining a night already buzzing with anticipation.

Just when fans thought the show had reached its climax, Wizkid stepped onto the stage midway through Gunna’s set, instantly igniting deafening screams and uncontrollable excitement across the packed venue.

Gunna commanded the stage with a high-energy performance, running through fan favourites like “Pushin P” and “Baby Birkin,” alongside songs from his 2025 album, The Last Wun. But the night reached legendary status during the performance of “Forever Be Mine.”

Big Wiz & Gunna 🖤🦅 pic.twitter.com/IdgS1rS9WK

— WizKid Gallery (@WizkidGallery) December 30, 2025

As the beat switched unexpectedly to the collaborative track, Wizkid emerged dressed in matching black-on-black with Gunna to thunderous applause. The duo shared a brief embrace before launching into the song, sending the crowd into disbelief. Wizkid delivered his verse with his signature calm confidence, nodding to fans as the audience sang along word for word.

At the end of the performance, an energized Gunna shouted, “Make some noise for my brother Wizkid!” further amplifying the already electric atmosphere. Though brief, the performance left a lasting impression, ending with another show of camaraderie before Wizkid exited the stage to roaring cheers.

The appearance marked another milestone for the duo, who first performed “Forever Be Mine” live together at Afro+ Fest in Washington, D.C., in September 2025. In Lagos, however, the moment felt bigger—an unexpected Detty December gift that fans won’t forget anytime soon.

The moment Wizkid joined American rapper Gunna on stage to perform their hit song during his set at Detty December Fest#CTVTweets pic.twitter.com/XZcdFDlVOj

— Channels Television (@channelstv) December 30, 2025

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Set against the breezy waterfront backdrop of Ilubirin, Ikoyi, the show is shaping up to be one of the crown jewels of Detty December.

For months, Gunna has quietly taken over Nigerian playlists. His songs dominate club rotations, slip effortlessly into radio countdowns, and stay glued to social media trends.

With every release climbing the local charts, the rapper has built a surprisingly loyal fan base in West Africa, making the Lagos stop on his Wun World Tour feel not just exciting but inevitable.

The global tour has already lit up arenas across Europe and North America, drawing massive crowds and reminding the world why Gunna’s run this season is one of his strongest yet.

Now, Lagos joins that elite list of cities ready to experience his signature blend of laid-back flow and electric stage presence.

And for fans gearing up to secure their seats, here’s how much they’ll need to set aside for the Lagos show:

Gunna finally added a Nigerian show on his Wun World Tour & will be live in Lagos this December 29.🤩🔥🇳🇬🇳🇬

🗓️ He will be performing at the Detty December festival in Ilubirin.

Get your tickets at https://t.co/MX7HlD5WlO or https://t.co/VXuQsFOsPi pic.twitter.com/PWRUWGwFZH

— GUNNADAILY💙. (@Gunnadaily4ever) December 8, 2025

Ticket Prices for Gunna’s Lagos Concert 2025

1. General Access (Early Bird) — ₦30,000
2. Golden Circle — ₦150,000
3. VIP Standing — ₦300,000

With Gunna’s popularity soaring across Nigeria and the festive season drawing near, tickets are expected to sell fast. Anyone hoping to catch the rapper live—before the December madness kicks into full gear—may want to grab theirs early.

One thing is clear: on December 29th, Ikoyi will be glowing, Lagos will be loud, and Gunna will be ready.

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The chart-topping star, the voice behind smash hits like Fukumean and Drip Too Hard, will take over the Ilubirin waterfront in Ikoyi on Monday, December 29, 2025, turning one of Lagos’ most scenic spots into a full-blown hip-hop spectacle.

For many fans, this feels like a long-awaited reunion. Gunna last performed in Lagos in 2023, a night still remembered for its energy and unforgettable crowd moments.

Two years later, the buzz is even louder. With holidaymakers and music lovers streaming into the city, his show is shaping up to be one of the true highlights of the December celebrations.

Running from December 6 to 31, Detty December Fest, powered by Livespot, has evolved into far more than a concert series. It’s now a full cultural carnival, blending music, nightlife, fashion, art, and immersive experiences across its Ilubirin venue and the Livespot Entertarium.

This year’s festival carries an extra stamp of pride: official endorsement from the Nigerian government, cementing its status as a pillar of the nation’s creative and tourism industries.

Gunna’s Lagos show also comes with heavyweight company. Joining him on stage will be American rap icon Busta Rhymes, Tanzanian R&B star Juma Jux, and Nigerian street-pop favourite Bella Shmurda. This lineup has only intensified public excitement as the month of December draws near.

The mix of international and African acts promises a night rich in culture, rhythm, and global vibes.

Tickets for the December 29 performance, along with other festival events, are already available on the official Detty December Fest website, and organizers are urging fans to grab theirs early as demand continues to soar.

The announcement of Gunna’s appearance arrives on the heels of renewed buzz around Juma Jux joining the festival lineup, a highlight that recently made waves in a growing YouTube update on the 2025 edition.

With anticipation mounting and Lagos gearing up for its signature end-of-year magic, Gunna’s return is poised to be one of the defining moments of Detty December.

Gunna live in Lagos this December 🤩🔥

🗓️ DECEMBER 29 pic.twitter.com/dwgCu8inog

— 𝗔𝗟𝗕𝗨𝗠 𝗧𝗔𝗟𝗞𝗦 📀 (@AlbumTalksHQ) December 8, 2025

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With this release, the Edo-born star completes the trilogy he unknowingly began with Planet Pluto, carried through Presido La Pluto, and sharpened on Shakespopi.

If those earlier works were him breaking into the mansion of Nigerian music, Auracle is him rearranging the furniture comfortably and confidently, like the rightful owner.

The title itself, a fusion of aura and oracle, hints at what he wants the world to understand: his rise isn’t a coincidence; it’s prophecy made manifest.

Across its lengthy runtime, Shallipopi doubles down on the “Afro-pluto” formula that catapulted him to fame, with amapiano log drums rumbling beneath playful, nursery-rhyme hooks and streetwise musings delivered in his signature relaxed drawl.

But this time, the sound carries a sheen that wasn’t there before. Auracle is louder, richer, and more finely sculpted than the lo-fi chaos that defined his early jams.

 

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The production leans heavily into hypnotic repetition, yet the mixing and mastering add a new level of sophistication. Take “Laho,” for instance; the lead single pulses with complex synth layers that push his sonic universe into something more futuristic, more intergalactic.

Even with the upgrades, the edges aren’t completely smoothed out; that gritty authenticity remains, preserving the street-born appeal at the heart of Shallipopi’s artistry. It’s a careful dance between polish and rawness, one that surprisingly sustains the weight of 22 tracks.

Then come the features, which speak louder than any press release.
On HIM, Atlanta rapper Gunna slides in seamlessly, merging trap sensibilities with Nigerian street-hop so effortlessly you’d think both worlds were always meant to collide.

 

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And on the remix of Laho, Burna Boy arrives like a king blessing a rising prince. Burna’s gravelly command contrasts Shallipopi’s airy delivery, forming an irresistible push-and-pull that is destined to dominate December parties.

These collaborations don’t feel like attempts at global visibility; they feel like global validation of a sound only he could have created.

Lyrically, Shallipopi still operates in that enigmatic pocket where simple lines become cultural mantras. His Benin-infused slang, his street-coded poetry, and his offhanded chants are not meant to be dissected on paper. They’re meant to be felt.

Yet Auracle also reveals flashes of introspection: the pressure of fame, shifting friendships, sudden wealth, and the loneliness that hides behind loud success.

 

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He knows his style alienates purists, and he has come to terms with that. The album feels like a message to his loyal fanbase—the “Plutomanias”—assuring them that he’s still speaking directly to them, not to the critics.

In the end, Auracle plays like a victory lap stretched into a full marathon. Even with a few tracks that don’t hit as hard, the highs are sky-level.

The album reinforces what his fans already believe: the Pluto movement wasn’t a fluke, a flash, or a trend. It’s a permanent shift in the Afrobeats ecosystem.

Shallipopi didn’t just enter the game—he built his own universe. And with AURACLE, the Presido remains firmly in office. The polls? Still rising.

Listen to Auracle HERE.

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“Speed” is a fast-paced, high-energy anthem powered by confidence, success, and an unstoppable drive to level up.

Teni comes through with her bold personality on full display, showing off her wealth, determination, and fearless attitude, while Gunna jumps in with smooth, luxury-drenched bars about fame, motion, and climbing higher.

Packed with football metaphors, slick swagger, and a clear message that doubters will soon be forced to believe, the track radiates ambition, momentum, and a winning mindset.

Teni & Gunna – Speed Lyrics

Speed
Celestine Babayaro speed
From the left to the right wing
Those wey dey doubt go believe, believe yea
Hit, I say this song na hit
And it’s Jaysynth’s on the beat
Makanaki on the beat on repeat

Sho ti de Lamgbasa
Sho ti gbo Teni Apata
As a girl, I Dey para
Omo girl spend dollar
I’m the blood of my father
And I’m proud of my mother
Mo ko si Balenciaga
Omo ga, Mo ki gaga

Got TV screens in the Beamer
I got more stripes than Adidas
Too many keys for the keys to the spot
I’m in the coupe with the speed, yeah
Got the speed when I speed down the block
Yeah when I’m selling out arenas
And keep it going ain’t no way we can stop
Telescope you can see me at the top
Fuck her good she don’t want me to stop
I cant help it I’m a pleaser
Ten million is a dime on the crib
I’m a king on the couch with my feet up
PH I be living in the hills
Lamborghini spit flames when I speed up
Said baby can I plan to see ya
I know a lot of people thinking it should be us
Like a lion you still in the field
Unstoppable no one could beat us

Speed
Celestine Babayaro speed
From the left to the right wing
Those wey dey doubt go believe, believe yea
Hit, I say this song na hit
And it’s Jaysynth’s on the beat
Makanaki on the beat on repeat

Aghahowa Issa goal
Odemwingie dem go know
Moving like a speeding boat
Bend your knees and touch your toes
I say follow my lead
Do what I say just follow my lead
Don’t talk back just follow my lead
You know I am a different breed

Sho ti de Lamgbasa
Sho ti gbo Teni Apata
As a girl, I Dey para
Omo girl spend dollar
I’m the blood of my father
And I’m proud of my mother
Mo ko si Balenciaga
Omo ga, Mo ki gaga

Speed
Celestine Babayaro speed
From the left to the right wing
Those wey dey doubt go believe, believe yea
Hit, I say this song na hit
And it’s Jaysynth’s on the beat
Makanaki on the beat on repeat

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The single becomes the latest milestone in the ongoing musical cross-pollination between Africa and the United States, with both artists merging their strengths into a high-energy blend of Afrobeats and Trap.

On Speed, Teni brings her trademark boldness and playful charisma, dropping verses that revel in success, confidence, and the adrenaline of rising fast in the game.

Gunna slides in effortlessly with his smooth, melodic delivery, adding a polished international edge that balances Teni’s vibrant energy and creates a sound that moves seamlessly between Lagos and Atlanta.

 

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The production is fast and electrifying, fuelled by punchy percussion, heavy basslines, and an infectious rhythm that hints at a club-ready anthem built for movement. It’s the type of beat that marries both artists’ worlds without forcing any compromise.

Teni, who has become known for her fearless creativity and lively personality, continues to stretch Afrobeats into wider global spaces, while Gunna’s fluid Trap style elevates the collaboration into a dynamic cultural exchange.

Together, they craft a record that feels fresh, ambitious, and primed to stand out as one of the year’s most compelling international link-ups.

Speed is more than a song; it’s a meeting point of ambition, rhythm, and two artists who understand the power of blending worlds.

Listen to Speed HERE.

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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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The singer unveiled a lively snippet of the highly anticipated single on Monday, October 27, 2025, instantly igniting excitement among fans across the Afrobeats and hip-hop communities.

In the short clip shared on social media, Teni is seen vibing in her car to the unreleased track, confidently calling it “the baddest song in the world.” The preview teases a bold sonic fusion of Afrobeats and Trap featuring Teni’s soulful, melodic energy paired with Gunna’s trademark rhythmic flow.

The upbeat instrumental and infectious vibe suggest a record ready to dominate global charts.

This collaboration marks another significant milestone in the ongoing convergence of African and American music, a movement that continues to transform the global soundscape. Known for genre-defying hits like For You and Billionaire,

Teni once again showcases her fearless creativity. Gunna, on the other hand, brings his polished Trap flair and chart-topping experience from hits like Drip Too Hard and Speed It Up to the mix.

While the official release date for Speed has yet to be confirmed, anticipation is already at a fever pitch. With both artists renowned for delivering global anthems, the Teni–Gunna collaboration is shaping up to be one of the most exciting international releases of the year.

TENI × GUNNA 🤯🔥
SPEED

🚨OUT SOON🚨pic.twitter.com/BTqRWVjKNA

— 𝗔𝗟𝗕𝗨𝗠 𝗧𝗔𝗟𝗞𝗦 📀 (@AlbumTalksHQ) October 27, 2025

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Clocking in at just over four minutes, “HIM” is a declaration of confidence and global ambition, a sonic statement that captures Shallipopi’s unstoppable rise from the streets of Benin City to the world stage.

Produced by the powerhouse team of Cole YoursTruly, Geno, Progrexx, and Budee, the record radiates late-night victory energy, drenched in hazy synths, sharp trap snares, and a groove that’s impossible to ignore.

Shallipopi rides the beat with his signature mix of Pidgin and English, blending streetwise slang with effortless rhythm that reflects his grind, growth, and glowing confidence.

Gunna steps in with his trademark silky trap cadence, gliding over the production with finesse that complements Shallipopi’s firebrand delivery, a perfect cross-continental blend of Benin street energy and Atlanta trap luxury.

The single follows Shallipopi’s earlier 2025 release, “Na So,” which further cemented his reputation as one of Nigeria’s most consistent hitmakers. With “HIM,” the artist proves that his sound travels well, pushing the boundaries of modern Afrobeats while highlighting the growing synergy between African and American hip-hop scenes.

From Benin to Atlanta, “HIM” isn’t just another collaboration, it’s a global flex, one that shows Shallipopi’s evolution from a local street hero to an international game-changer.

Listen to HIM HERE.

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