A heartfelt expression of love and appreciation, YBTM finds Joeboy reflecting on the impact of a partner who has brought happiness, healing, and renewed purpose into his life.

Through warm melodies and sincere lyrics, he expresses gratitude for a relationship built on trust, understanding, and unwavering support.

With its soulful delivery and tender message, YBTM serves as a touching love anthem that celebrates devotion, loyalty, and the beauty of building a relationship rooted in mutual care, gratitude, and enduring companionship.

Joeboy – YBTM Lyrics

You’ve brought joy into my life
Took away my pain and got me energized
Me wan talk to you like every night
Oya make I off my shades so you can look in my eyes

You give me something to believe in
You no chop my eye
You do me right, you no deceive me
Ouuu, where should I go, why would I leave
When na only you be the one wey understand my P?

So make you no dey hide
Let them know you’re mine
You belong to me
And I belong to you
So make you no dey hide
Let them know you’re mine
You belong to me
And I belong to you

I wanna see my baby now now
Make nobody tell me to dey calm down
How many years we don dey run things
She no ever see me finish
Omalicha oh babe asanwa
Na you be the point, you be the standard oh
You don carry me go
No wan come back
Anybody vex make them call olopa
Oh

You give me something to believe in
You no chop my eye
You do me right, you no deceive me
Ouuu, where should I go, why would I leave?
When na only you be the one wey understand my P?

So make you no dey hide
Let them know you’re mine
You belong to me
And I belong to you
So make you no dey hide
Let them know you’re mine
You belong to me
And I belong to you

What do you want from me?
I go give am happily
Cause you are mi number one
Say
Omo I don fall
Ko de funny
Hold me down, do me tender
Make I just dey rock your world

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Arriving just as the summer season gathers momentum, the single reinforces the singer’s reputation for crafting warm, easy-listening love songs that effortlessly connect with listeners.

Rather than chasing loud trends or overcomplicating his formula, Joeboy sticks to what he does best, creating melodies that feel comforting, romantic, and instantly memorable. YBTM is the kind of record that slips naturally into playlists, whether it’s playing during a sunset drive, a quiet evening, or a weekend getaway.

Produced by Echo the Guru, the song is built around clean guitar melodies, gentle percussion and a polished Afropop rhythm that allows every element to breathe.

The production never overwhelms the vocals, instead creating the perfect backdrop for Joeboy’s soft, soothing delivery. The result is a record that feels both intimate and effortlessly catchy.

Lyrically, YBTM celebrates the happiness that comes with finding someone who brings peace and stability into your life. Rather than relying on elaborate wordplay, Joeboy chooses honesty and simplicity, making every emotion feel genuine. Lyrics such as, “You’ve brought joy into my life / Took away my pain and got me energized,” perfectly capture the song’s message of gratitude, healing and emotional renewal.

One of the record’s biggest strengths is its accessibility. The chorus arrives quickly, the melodies are easy to remember, and the overall vibe encourages repeat listens without ever feeling repetitive.

With YBTM, Joeboy once again proves that consistency remains one of his greatest qualities. The single doesn’t attempt to reinvent Afropop; instead, it refines the sound that has made him one of the continent’s most dependable hitmakers.

It’s a smooth, uplifting release that continues his impressive run and sets the stage nicely for whatever comes next.

Listen to “YBTM” HERE

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Driven by heartfelt songwriting and soulful melodies, the song dives deep into the emotional weight of a relationship that has run its course.

On Let Me Go, the trio explores themes of heartbreak, emotional exhaustion, and the difficult decision to walk away from a love that no longer brings peace.

Through reflective lyrics and a moving delivery, the song captures the pain of growing apart, feeling unappreciated, and struggling to hold on when genuine care and affection have faded.

Young Legend, Joeboy & Abefe – “Let Me Go” Lyrics

I have had enough
Don’t want to find myself in this situation anymore
This no be love
If you had left this kain thing no fit sup at all
I know for sure
I will walk away from anything that messes with my peace of mind
You’re not doing me no favours
If e no do you come dey go
I say come dey go

Wasn’t intentional ah yeah
But we growing apart
Wasn’t intentional ah yeah yeah
But we growing apart
You should let me you should let me go
Let me go
You should let me you should let me go
Let me go

Will you let me go let me go
Do all of my things on my own
Will you let me go let me go
Feeling all alone in my home
Will you let let me go let me go
I know you know the love is ironic
See how I dey spray when I no get money
When we know the love is the money
She did not love me but she love ego
Even with the size ko pariwo
Na the last one it makes me unhappy
Na the main reason mo shey da duro
So joe get someone to come my Oriente oo
I’m running again
Now she got me in a locked down ko yemi
I’ve been living in a lost cause for days

Wasn’t intentional ah yeah
But we growing apart
Wasn’t intentional ah yeah yeah
But we growing apart
You should let me you should let me go
Let me go
You should let me you should let me go
Let me go

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Speaking during a recent interview on Cool FM Lagos alongside fellow artist Wizard Chan, Joeboy said that collaborations often become complicated when competition and personal pride begin to interfere with the creative process.

According to him, he prefers to work with artists with whom he already has a cordial relationship, because it removes tension and allows the music to come together more naturally.

“It is easier for me to collaborate with artists that I am cool with or friends with. Because there will be no ego or inner competition. Personally, if I feature you, I expect you to outshine me in the song. That is why I featured you. So, I don’t get the competition,” he said.

Joeboy’s remarks highlight a growing conversation within Afrobeats about how artists balance friendship, competition, and commercial expectations when working together on records.

On his part, Wizard Chan echoed similar sentiments, stressing that ego often disrupts what is meant to be a purely creative exchange.

“My problem with collaboration is just ego. I would never interfere when you’re recording; you just also do the same. Some artists will ask for a feature and want to tell you how to do your job. That is wrong. Let me do my thing,” he said.

He explained that the purpose of collaborations is to bring different strengths together, not to compete or override each other’s creative direction.

“The reason I would feature anybody is because I cannot do what they are doing. And I can not even tell them to sound like me or do my style. The aim of collaboration is to bring a different aspect to the song. And it is not a competition. But some artists would go as far as changing their verses when they hear their collaborator’s own and it sounds better than their’s. It is not supposed to be a competition,” he added.

Their comments add to ongoing discussions about behind-the-scenes dynamics in Afrobeats, where collaborations remain one of the most powerful tools for global reach, but also one of the most sensitive creative processes in the industry.

“Artistes will ask for a feature and want to tell you how to do your job.

Some will even redo their verse when they notice you bodied them on a song. If I feature you on a song I expect you to body me”

—Joeboy & Wizard Chan on their new project🫡🤍 pic.twitter.com/M3QmrSKoEB

— Beri🌚 (@beri_grizou) May 12, 2026

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The body of work signals a clear shift in Joeboy’s artistry, as he steps away from his usual pop-driven sound into a more reflective and emotionally layered space. At the same time, the project shines a brighter light on Wizard Chan’s earthy, almost spiritual vocal style, creating a balance that defines the EP.

Opening with Fall Back In Your Arms featuring Braye, the project immediately sets a moody and atmospheric tone. That feeling carries throughout, with standout records like 100 Meters and Loner (Alone) highlighting the contrast between Joeboy’s smooth, melodic delivery and Wizard Chan’s deep, resonant voice.

Another notable moment comes with Love Sick Crazy, which features Qing Madi. The track injects a youthful and slightly brighter energy into the project, making it one of the more accessible and radio-friendly cuts on the EP.

Beyond the sound, Agaba Romantic stands out for its lyrical depth. Rather than sticking to typical Afrobeats themes, the project explores heavier emotions—loneliness, intense love, and the burden of identity and legacy. The word “Agaba” itself hints at strength, tradition, and a kind of masked mystique, which is reflected in the storytelling.

Production across the EP is minimal yet deliberate, allowing the vocals and emotions to take centre stage. Songs like Lazarus and Forever feel almost spiritual, blurring the line between music and experience and reinforcing the project’s deeply romantic—but intense—core.

In an industry often driven by fast-paced hits, this collaboration stands out as a bold artistic choice. By partnering with Wizard Chan, Joeboy embraces a more introspective direction, delivering a project tailored for listeners who value depth, storytelling, and lingering melodies.

Agaba Romantic ultimately arrives as one of the most distinctive collaborative releases of 2026—an offering built not just for the charts but for late-night reflection and emotional connection.

Listen to “Agaba Romantic” HERE

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Nigerian music sensations Joeboy and Wizard Chan are joining forces for a brand-new EP titled Agaba Romantic. The exciting news first surfaced during a live Twitch session with content creator Romeo WJ, where Joeboy shared, “We had recorded multiple tracks together and felt it was the right moment to release them.”

Wizard Chan later confirmed the collaboration on his Instagram page on January 31, adding that rising star Qing Madi would also make a special appearance on the project.

Although the release date, track list, and cover art remain under wraps, fans are already buzzing about the continuation of a musical partnership that has proven successful in the past. Joeboy and Wizard Chan have previously teamed up on tracks like Loner, I’ll Be Okay, and Heal, fusing their distinct styles into songs that resonate across Afropop and cultural rhythms.

 

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Joeboy’s signature sound is instantly recognizable, featuring infectious melodies and heartfelt tales of love and romance. Wizard Chan, meanwhile, merges his native Ijaw sonics with highlife, folk, reggae, and hip-hop influences, creating a genre-blending style he dubs “Afro-Teme.” Together, the duo promises a unique synergy that blends romance with cultural depth.

The EP’s title, Agaba Romantic, nods to Wizard Chan’s established persona. In his single Big Masquerade, he embraces the “Agaba” identity—a reflection of his Niger Delta roots and spiritual motifs. The addition of “Romantic” highlights Joeboy’s Afrobeats lover-boy persona, signaling that fans can expect both heartfelt lyrics and signature grooves.

With their previous collaborations celebrated by fans, Agaba Romantic is shaping up to be one of the most anticipated Nigerian music projects of the year, merging melodic love stories with rich, genre-fusing sounds.

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Solace II is a tender love anthem that explores vulnerability, loyalty, and unwavering commitment.

The song’s lyrics ponder whether love would endure without the trappings of money, fame, or status, as the artists seek reassurance that their partner is truly a “ride or die.” Combining heartfelt emotion with romantic devotion, the track captures the readiness to risk it all for authentic love, celebrating trust, security, and a profound emotional bond.

Kunmie & Joeboy – “Solace II” Lyrics

Pon deck
Uhh uhh
Solace

Only you alone
I go like to marry
I feel good whenever you’re around me
Make I no lie, I no wan hide all these feelings
Do you feel the same way?
Shey you go still dey if there wasn’t any money or the fame
If the people didn’t know my name
E dey cross my mind sometimes
Would you feel the same way?
You be the rhythm and melody to my bass
I feel incomplete if you no dey, by my side
Are you my ride or die for real?
Ohhh ohh ohhh ohhh
Are you my ride or die for real?

If I lose it all, would I have you?
Does it change a thing or 2 in the way you feel for me?
I’d lose it all to have you
Cause you are my ride

Finally, I have been waiting for my moment
I no get anybody
My shawty, if you leave me na die
Bi na ba jo koma si elomi ti mo le gbekele
My shanabi
Na you be the key to my aparte
Floating in a shipwreck
Falling from an aircraft
Diving with no safe gears on
Running from my shadow

If I lose it all, would I have you?
Does it change a thing or 2 in the way you feel for me?
I’d lose it all to have you
Cause you are my ride
If I lose it all, would I have you?
Does it change a thing or 2 in the way you feel for me?
I’d lose it all to have you

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The song is a heartfelt exploration of love, vulnerability, and unwavering commitment, posing the question: Would love endure without money, fame, or status? Both artists convey a profound willingness to risk everything for genuine connection, emphasising trust, loyalty, and emotional depth.

The chemistry between Kunmie and Joeboy is undeniable, blending introspective storytelling with melodic cohesion that resonates across diverse audiences.

Musically, Solace II fuses rich acoustic textures with pulsating synths, crafting an immersive sonic landscape that balances reflection and celebration.

As the song gains traction on streaming platforms, it showcases the evolution of modern African music, honouring cultural roots while embracing global soundscapes.

The release positions Kunmie and Joeboy as artists attuned not only to artistic expression but also to the international music market, further cementing their growing influence in the industry.

Listen to “Solace II” HERE

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Nigerian singer and songwriter Joeboy has opened up about the evolving state of Afrobeats, insisting that the genre is undergoing a much-needed transformation.

Speaking to an ecstatic crowd during his sold-out Valentine’s Day performance in Lagos, Joeboy said the genre is being “purged” of low-quality music. According to him, this shift is crucial for preserving the integrity of Afrobeats.

“Afrobeats right now is going through a purge. We are getting back to the times where real music is going to stay – no more gimmicking and all of that. I can feel it already and I am happy that we are getting back to those zones where the music speaks. I thank God for that,” he expressed.

The 28-year-old singer, known for hits that blend infectious rhythms with heartfelt lyrics, expressed excitement over what he sees as a return to authentic musical expression.

His comments signal a call for both artists and fans to embrace quality and originality in the ever-growing Afrobeats landscape.

As Joeboy’s live show demonstrated, the audience is ready for this wave, celebrating music that resonates rather than relies on gimmicks, reinforcing Afrobeats’ place as a globally respected genre.

🚨 “Afrobeats is going through a purge” — Joeboy speaks at his special Couples-only Valentine event 🗣️ pic.twitter.com/MO95KN7WxX

— THE DEBUT HUB (@thedebuthub) February 14, 2026

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As anticipation builds ahead of Wednesday’s clash, the stakes have clearly spilt beyond football. Following a trend set earlier by fellow superstar Davido, Joeboy has reportedly placed a ₦5 million bet on the Super Eagles to overcome host nation Morocco and book a place in the final.

The “Alcohol” crooner, who is known for his bold interest in sports betting, shared a snapshot of the wager on social media, making it clear he has full faith in Nigeria’s ability to quieten the home crowd in Rabat.

For Joeboy, it is not just a show of support; it is a statement of confidence in the team’s unbeaten run at the tournament.

This is not unfamiliar territory for the singer. Joeboy’s betting adventures have often made headlines, swinging between big wins and very public losses. In April 2025, he went viral after losing ₦3 million on a UEFA Champions League fixture in which he backed Real Madrid to overcome Arsenal, a gamble that ended in what fans jokingly described as “premium tears.”

His latest wager now joins a growing list of high-profile financial backing for the Super Eagles as they chase continental glory. Davido recently revealed that he staked around ₦36 million (approximately $25,000) on Nigeria’s opening AFCON fixtures, while BUA Group chairman Abdul Samad Rabiu raised the stakes even further by pledging a $500,000 bonus if Nigeria defeat Morocco, along with an extra $50,000 for every goal scored.

On the pitch, Nigeria have given fans plenty of reasons to believe. The Super Eagles are yet to lose a match at AFCON 2025 and arrive at the semi-final full of confidence after a 2–0 victory over Algeria in the quarter-finals. Morocco, however, will pose a serious test, backed by a passionate home crowd at the Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium.

Should Nigeria emerge victorious, Joeboy is expected to cash out a figure estimated at around ₦11 million. But beyond the money, the bigger prize would be celebrating Nigeria’s first AFCON final appearance since 2023, a moment that would make the gamble more than worth it for the singer and millions of Super Eagles supporters worldwide.

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— LAVIDA BOY (@Joeboy) January 13, 2026

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The result is Unfinished Business, his third studio album, a 13-track journey that feels like stepping into a time capsule and finding the contents glowing brighter than you remember.

For many Nigerians, ID Cabasa isn’t just a producer; he’s part of the country’s musical DNA. As the mastermind behind Coded Tunes, he helped shape the sound that birthed giants like Olamide, 9ice, and Reminisce.

Those mid-2000s years were the foundation of modern Afrobeats, and with Unfinished Business, Cabasa pulls from that era, “reimagining” his beloved hits with original voices and today’s brightest stars. He’s not simply dropping an album; he’s curating a moving, breathing museum of Nigerian music history.

At the heart of the project is “Photocopy Reimagined,” a reunion that feels almost cinematic. Hearing 9ice step back onto one of the most important records of his career, now dressed in a 2025 production glow, is goosebump material.

Vector joins him, weaving a verse that respects the original’s message of authenticity while flexing the layered wordplay he’s known for. Cabasa keeps the song’s gritty percussive spirit intact, but everything is sharpened, polished, and tuned for modern speakers. It feels like the “Alapomeji” spirit walked into the future and found its rhythm waiting.

 

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Then there’s “Olufunmi Reimagined,” the track that feels like Cabasa threw a class reunion and a talent show into the same room. Styl-Plus’ iconic ballad is reborn through a powerhouse lineup: BOJ, Joeboy, Fireboy DML, and Odumodublvck.

The contrast is delicious, with Odumodu’s gritty, drill-tinted delivery bouncing off Joeboy’s softness, Fireboy’s emotional depth, and BOJ’s smooth Alté resonance. It shouldn’t work, but it does. Cabasa’s production gives each artist air to breathe, proving just how adaptable his sonic blueprint is.

But perhaps the clearest statement of the album’s purpose comes on “Bere Mi,” where Zlatan and T.I Blaze bring the street-hop energy of today onto a foundation built over a decade ago.

Cabasa uses the collaboration to make a quiet but powerful point: the new wave didn’t appear out of thin air; it grew from roots he helped plant. The album becomes both a reminder and a revelation, linking the past with the present through drums, melodies, and memory.

What makes Unfinished Business shine isn’t just nostalgia. It’s Cabasa’s understanding of his role. He’s not just flipping old records for sentiment; he’s orchestrating experiences. Every feature feels intentional. Every update feels like a respectful dialogue between eras.

 

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The album is warm, cohesive, and carefully crafted the kind of project that makes older fans smile knowingly while giving younger listeners a front-row seat to a history lesson disguised as a playlist.

In the end, Unfinished Business proves a simple truth: great music never really fades. It only waits for the right moment and the right hands to be reintroduced. And for Cabasa, “unfinished” doesn’t mean incomplete. It means the story is far from over.

Listen to Unfinished Business HERE.

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Through his charity arm, the Young Legend Foundation, the singer announced a ₦10 million scholarship fund aimed at alleviating the financial struggles faced by students in Nigeria’s public tertiary institutions.

The scholarship scheme, the foundation’s first official project, will cater to 30 students selected from public universities, polytechnics, and colleges of education.

The application link has been made available through the foundation’s social media pages, opening the door for thousands of hopefuls eager for support.

According to the foundation, each beneficiary will receive financial aid averaging more than ₦333,000. For many students, that amount could be the difference between dropping out and continuing school, as it can go toward tuition, accommodation, books, or general upkeep.

While unveiling the initiative, Joeboy explained that his motivation was rooted in his commitment to youth development and his desire to create opportunities that outlive his music. “Success is not just about personal achievements; it’s about uplifting others,” he said. “Through the Young Legend Foundation, we want to support talented young Nigerians and help them move closer to their dreams.”

The singer’s gesture places him among a rising list of Nigerian entertainers channeling their influence beyond the stage, investing in education and empowerment at a time when many young people are battling economic and academic challenges.

With the scholarship fund now active, Joeboy’s Young Legend Foundation is poised to make a tangible difference in the lives of students who simply need a boost to stay on track.

 

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