These are the Collaborations between Nigerian and American artists You probably had no idea they existed.

It’s no secret that today’s Afrobeats and African artists are in higher demand than ever. Of course, with such demand comes to a blending of cultures and a partnership across countries.

While some of these collaborations go on to become global successes (for example, Drake ft. Wizkid), others don’t make as much noise but are still great songs in their own right.

So Mp3bullet.ng compiled a list of Collaborations between Nigerian and American ARtists you probably haven’t heard before.

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Freak Me- Ciara ft Tekno

Following the worldwide success of her smash single Level Up in 2018, Ciara, whose love for Africa and African inspirations has never been hidden, collaborated on a song called “Freak Me” with Nigerian hitmaker Tekno.

Of course, Nigerians were already pleased when they saw the featured artiste because we love seeing one of our own in the spotlight, but when the song was released, listeners couldn’t help but sense a familiarity in the chorus.

The chorus of Freak Me is the same chorus that Nigerian artist Tiwa Savage wrote and sang in her 2015 single “Before Nko.”

As expected, people were quick to call Ciara out on the similarity in the choruses but Tiwa Savage herself was quick to chime in and clear any doubts about a contention or malice.

Ciara sampled the song and is paying the due compensation and royalties to Tiwa that is lawful. Tiwa speaking about the collaboration said:

I love the fact that she picked that song. It wasn’t one of the most popular songs from the ‘RED’ album. But it was definitely one of my favourites. I love her version; and Tekno. I’m a huge fan of his. He definitely killed it. I think it’s gonna do really well.

Over You- Kat Deluna and Yemi Alade

Kat Deluna, a prominent American singer, songwriter, and dancer best known for her smash singles “Whine Up” and “Run The Show,” released her third studio album, Loading, in 2016.

Yemi Alade had previously released a video of the two girls eating lunch, which served as our first hint to the upcoming collaboration.

When Kat Deluna’s album was finally released in 2016, the collaboration was featured on Track 6 of the Japan Deluxe Version of the album.

But the surprise wasn’t over it seems because when Yemi Alade dropped her own album Black Magic the next year, 2017, on the Deluxe Version of her album, Track 17 was a song titled “Right Now” featuring none other than Kat Deluna herself.

Finders Keepers remix- Mabel, Burna Boy, and Kojo Funds.

Mabel has been having a great run in her profession. Don’t Call Me Up, God Is A Dancer, Mad Love, and her 2017 smash Finders Keepers are just a few of her hit songs.

Many people are unaware that, at the height of “Finders Keepers” popularity, Mabel uploaded an official remix to her YouTube channel, which included a new verse and contributions from none other than the African Giant himself, Burna Boy.

His verse, as well as the tone of his voice, take the music to a new level, making an already fantastic song even better.

It’s a collaboration that you should certainly check out if you haven’t already.

My Type remix- Saweetie, French Montana, Wale, and Tiwa Savage.

Saweetie’s “My Type“, was one of the biggest songs in 2019 and deservedly so. That chorus gets stuck in your head.

But what many might not know is that following the song’s success, Saweetie invited three artists to jump on an official remix which she posted to her official Youtube page.

These artists were French Montana, Nigerian boy Wale, and Nigeria’s own Tiwa Savage.

Their contributions, especially in my opinion Wale’s verse, to the song really makes it slap that much harder.

It’s an already good song but the addition of Wale and Tiwa especially really turned it up a notch.

It’s definitely one worth checking out if you haven’t heard it already.

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Checklist- Normani and Wizkid

Normani Kordei, a former member of the popular girl group Fifth Harmony, released a two-song EP in late 2018.

Both tracks were produced by British DJ Calvin Harris, but the project’s first single, Checklist, includes none other than Nigeria’s own Wizkid.

It’s a fantastic tune. Many individuals have lent covers and remixes to it because it is so hot.

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The Soul Train Awards which honours and celebrates African-American entertainers, will be presented on November 20, 2021, at the Apollo Theatre, and will be hosted by Tichina Arnold and Tisha Campbell, two top actors and comedians.

Nigerian pair Wizkid and Tems both received five nominations in the nomination list, which was revealed on November 2nd, 2021.

Four of them were for their smash hit “Essence,” which received nominations for Song of the Year, Video of the Year, The Ashford and Simpson Songwriter’s Award, and Best Collaboration.

Then, for his legendary project Made In Lagos, Wizkid was nominated for Album of the Year, while Tems was nominated for Best New Artist.

H.E.R. leads the 2021 Soul Train Award nominations with eight, followed by prominent American singer and performer, Chris Brown, who has six, and Jazmine Sullivan, who also has six.

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SEE FULL LIST BELOW

Song of the Year
Blxst feat. Ty Dolla $Ign & Tyga – “Chosen”
Bruno Mars, Anderson .Paak (Silk Sonic) – “Leave the Door Open”
H.E.R. – “Damage”
Jazmine Sullivan – “Pick Up Your Feelings”
Wizkid feat. Tems – “Essence”
Yung Bleu feat. Drake – “You’re Mines Still”

Album of the Year
Blxst – No Love Lost
Doja Cat – Planet Her
Giveon – When It’s All Said and Done… Take Time
H.E.R. – Back of My Mind
Jazmine Sullivan – Heaux Tales
Wizkid – Made in Lagos

Video of the Year
Bruno Mars, Anderson .Paak (Silk Sonic) – “Leave the Door Open”
Chris Brown, Young Thug feat. Future, Lil Durk, Latto – “Go Crazy (Remix)”
H.E.R. – “Damage”
Jazmine Sullivan – “Pick Up Your Feelings”
Normani feat. Cardi B – “Wild Side”
Wizkid feat. Tems – “Essence”

Best R&B/Soul Female Artist
Alicia Keys
Doja Cat
H.E.R.
Jazmine Sullivan
Jhené Aiko
SZA

Best R&B/Soul Male Artist
Blxst
Chris Brown
Giveon
Lucky Daye
Tank
Usher

Best Collaboration
Chris Brown, Young Thug feat. Future, Lil Durk, Latto – “Go Crazy (Remix)”
Doja Cat feat. SZA – “Kiss Me More”
H.E.R. feat. Chris Brown – “Come Through”
Jazmine Sullivan feat. H.E.R. – “Girl Like Me”
Wizkid feat. Tems – “Essence”
Yung Bleu feat. Drake – “You’re Mines Still”

Best New Artist
Blxst
Capella Grey
Morray
Tems
Tone Stith
Yung Bleu

Certified Soul Award
Anthony Hamilton
Ashanti
Charlie Wilson
The Isley Brothers
Jam & Lewis
T-Pain

Best Dance Performance
Chloe X Halle – “Ungodly Hour”
Chris Brown, Young Thug – “City Girls”
Lizzo Feat. Cardi B – “Rumors”
Normani Feat. Cardi B- “Wild Side”
Usher – “Bad Habits”

Best Gospel/Inspirational Award
Brian Courtney Wilson
James Fortune
Kelly Price
Kirk Franklin
Maverick City Music
Tasha Cobbs Leonard

The Ashford and Simpson Songwriter’s Award
“Can’t Let It Show” – written by: Kate Bush, Durrell Babbs (Tank)
“Come Through” – written by: Carl Mccormick, Chris Brown, H.E.R., Kelvin Wooten, Michael L. Williams Ii, Tiara Thomas (H.E.R. Feat. Chris Brown)
“Damage” – written by: Anthony Clemons Jr., Carl Mccormick, H.E.R., James Harris, Jeff Gitelman, Terry Lewis, Tiara Thomas (H.E.R.)
“Essence” – written by: Ayodeji Ibrahim Balogun, Oniko Eddie Uzezi, Oniko Evawero, Richard Isong, Temilade Openiyi (Wizkid Feat. Tems)
“Leave the Door Open” – written by: Bruno Mars, Brandon Anderson, Dernst Emile Ii, Christopher Brody Brown (Bruno Mars, Anderson .Paak, Silk Sonic)
“Pick Up Your Feelings” – written by: Blue June, Chi, Audra Mae Butts, Jazmine Sullivan, Kyle Coleman, Michael Holmes (Jazmine Sullivan)

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Nobody will deny the fact that the Nigerian music industry is dominated by the male gender and the gap among male and female artistes is appalling.

Cutting across gender bias, the propensity to favor one gender over another, therefore, comes to our controversial debate as to why the Nigerian music industry is gender-biased.

Female top artists are no match to the male counterparts, not even close in terms of streams, awards, discography, and so on, the least streamed male artists can go head to head with the most streamed female Nigerian artists.

The most streamed project by female Nigerian artistes is not a quarter of the most-streamed male project.

This is a very delicate topic that needs careful evaluation and should be reconsidered, a lot of times we’ve seen some artists raise alarm on the issue but was overly abolished.

It’s been over a decade of motion yet no reasonable margins for Nigerian females.

As it is in many African countries, being a woman in Nigeria is quite daunting; there are practices steeped in anachronistic culture norms, asymmetrical power relations that sometimes mean that the woman is denied a seat at the table, and lots of often-misinterpreted doctrines to contend with.

At MP3bullet, we’re pleased to retouch the conversation and share more insights as it’s becoming pervasive and entrenched in the music industry.

First and foremost let’s highlight the case study with the work ethics of the female Nigeria artists, such as Tiwa Savage, Yemi Alade, Niniola, Waje, Omawumi, Teni, Tems, and so on, the more reason they work tirelessly and consistently hard are prolly because of the fear of being completely erased off-the-radar, while their male counterparts do little or absolutely nothing and yet will be given due attention because of the lingering stereotype.

• RELATED: Nigerian artists returning to album culture?
• RELATED: COSON to give Nigerian musicians 11,000 Naira each as Coronavirus relief fund

In an industry with over twenty plus male popping artists and yet we can’t boast of like six popping female artists in the same industry, that’s quite below par and practically disgusting, the female can’t stand alone for too long without attaching themselves to find balance and relevance.

Imagine if Tiwa Savage was a man or perhaps Yemi Alade, weird but yeah! Do you think they will still rate them below the usual ranks?

I don’t think so! the Nigeria music industry and its entirety need to do better and embrace gender equality to foster the movement.

Now let’s talk about US/UK music industry, their artists are rated equally and according to their work, artists such as Beyonce, Rihanna, Megan Thee Stallion, Cardi B, Nicki Minaj, Ariana Grande, Doja Cat, Ella Mai, H.E.R, Taylor Swifts, Normani and so on, there is no such thing like gender stereotype, in fact, their female enjoy more attention and buzz than their male counterparts.

• RELATED: Burna Boy, Davido show support as Fela Kuti gets nominated for Rock & Roll Hall of fame 2021
• RELATED: Rapper Eldee reveals why he left Nigeria

On the other hand, Nigerian media and show promoters, need to play an important role in balancing it, more especially the show promoters and organizers by allowing female artists to headline a concert and other gigs thereby creating an atmosphere that will favor their artistry, it will yield more attention towards them.

At this point is not new that the stereotype is deepening, and needs to be addressed in finding a lasting solution to what has gradually turned into norms.

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The Nigerian singers who have won Grammys were among those nominated for a BreakTudo award.

BreakTudo recently released its nomination list, and the Nigerian stars were named under the International Collaboration category for their song titled Ginger.

They were nominated alongside Topic x Bebe Rexha (Chain my heart), Doja Cat and Sza (Kiss Me More), Bad Bunny and Rosalía (La Noche de Anoche), SICKOTOY, Elvana Gjata and INNA (PAPA), The Kid Laroi and Justin Bieber (Stay), Cardi B and Normani (Wild Side), J Balvin, Dua Lipa, Bad Bunny, Tainy (UN DIA).

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Meanwhile, Ghanaian Artist, Shatta Wale, was also nominated in the Global Artist category, alongside Thalia, Troye Sivan, Calum Scott, IU, and Machine Gun Kelly.

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Since afrobeat became a globally recognized genre, Mp3bullet has compiled a list of the top 10 US-Nigerian music collaborations. The lists below are based on charts, streams, certifications, and effects.

 Drake Feat. Wizkid & Kyla – One Dance

One dance is a song by a Canadian rapper, singer, and songwriter featuring Nigerian afrobeat heavyweight Wizkid and British singer Kyla.

It was released on April 5th, 2016, it was a total cultural reset for afrobeat worldwide, in fact, major reason afrobeat gained worldwide recognition, it is the most-streamed US-Nigerian music collaboration of all time on Spotify with a billion-plus stream.

It is also the most certified collaboration by a Nigerian, debuted number #1 at US Billboard Hot100, 8× Platinum in the US, 5x Platinum in the UK, a diamond in France, 6x Platinum in Australia, and so on.

 Beyonce Feat. Wizkid, Blue ivy & SAINt JHN – Brown Skin Girl

Brown Skin Girl is a song by an American singer and songwriter and Nigerian afrobeat artist Wizkid alongside Saint Jhn and Blue Ivy.

It was released on July 23, 2019, debuted #76 on US Billboard Hot100, #42 on UK official singles, #1 on Billboard world digital song sales, it’s also a gold-certified record in Canada.

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Justin Bieber Feat. Burna Boy – Loved By You

A year after the grab-bag album “Changes,” Justin Bieber has delivered a definitive new era on “Justice” and he also features the Grammy-award winner, Burna Boy in the song “Loved by You”

 Wale Feat. Major Lazer, WizKid, & Dua Lipa – My Love

My Love is a song by an American rapper and songwriter featuring Nigerian Wizkid alongside Major Lazer, and Dua Lipa.

It was released in 2017, it amassed a total of 100million on Spotify as of December 2019, and is eligible for gold certification in the US with over 500,000 units sales.

Chris Brown Feat. Davido – Lower Body 

Lower Body is a song by an American singer and songwriter featuring Nigerian afrobeat heavyweight Davido.

It was released on October 4th, 2019, of an extended version of Chris Brown album ‘Indigo’ it Peaked at #21 on US Billboard R&B Digital Song Sales.

 Metro Boomin Feat. Swae Lee & WizKid – Borrowed Love 

Borrowed Love is a song by an American record producer and songwriter featuring Swae Lee and Nigeria afrobeat superstar Wizkid.

It was released on November 2, 2018, off his album “Not all Heroes wear Capes’ it Peaked at #11 on US Billboard Bubbling under Hot100.

Khalid & Disclosure Feat. Davido, Tems – Know Your Worth 

Know your worth is a song by an American singer and songwriter featuring two Nigerian singers, Davido and Tems.

It was released on April 22, 2020, it features on former US President Barrack Obama summer Playlist of 2020.

• RELATED: Throwback: Nigerian Albums turning 10 in 2021
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 Metro Boomin Feat. WizKid, Offset & J Balvin – Only You

Only You is a song by an American record producer and songwriter featuring Offset, J Balvin, and Nigeria afrobeat superstar Wizkid.

It was released on November 2, 2018, off his album “Not all Heroes wear Capes’ it was a great collaboration linking Americans, Latino, and Africa.

Russ Feat. Davido – All I Want

All I want is a song by an American rapper, singer, and songwriter featuring Nigerian Afrobeat star Davido, it was released in April 2019, a great collaboration for the culture.

Normani X Calvin Harris Feat. WizKid – Checklist 

Checklist is a song by an American singer and dancer with an assist from Scottish producer Calvin Harris featuring Nigerian Superstar Wizkid.

It was released on October 22, 2019, the audio has surpassed 8Million views on youtube.

Quavo Feat. Normani & Davido – Swing

Swing is a song by an American rapper, singer, and songwriter featuring Nigerian Afrobeat star Davido, it was released on November 20, 2018, a great collaboration for the books also.

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Rihanna was celebrating the milestone of being the ‘first black female artist to have an album spend five straight years on the Billboard 200.’

‘Grateful to the most High for putting die hard supporters in my circle,’ Riri – who boasts 330.1M social media followers – wrote of her eighth studio album Anti.

When an Instagram user suggested that The 33-year-old Bajan pop diva should “celebrate” her latest music milestone “by releasing a song!,” Rihanna replied, “I think I should” along with a “soon” emoji.

“Just 1 tho lol,” Rih was quick to clarify — meaning, it doesn’t look like the proper follow-up to ANTI is coming any time soon.

It was the first update the Fenty Beauty CEO has given about her long-delayed ninth studio album, R9, in months.

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‘I am always working on music and when I am ready to put it out in the way that I feel fit, it’s gonna come out,’ Rihanna told ET last July.

‘You’re not going to be disappointed when it happens. It’s going to be worth it. I’m not just gonna put it out just because people are waiting. It’s taken this long, I’m gonna make it worth it.’

R9 is rumoured to feature her boyfriend A$AP Rocky, Savage X Fenty model Normani, Pharrell, Diplo, and a dancehall track called Private Loving with reggae artist Demarco.

And one year ago, the singer provided guest vocals on two-time Grammy-nominated rapper PartyNextDoor’s track Believe It.

The Grammy Award-winning singer has been focusing on her cosmetics company, coffee table book, and three-year-old lingerie line worth a reported $1B.

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A highlight of some selected top 5 Wizkid US collaboration across all credits and since debut on the global stage

Collaborations or feature is a great factor that fosters the growth of an artist, it’s a neutral ground where they get to demonstrate their versatility and creativity, which means that collaborative success is almost equivalent own work.

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Below is the list of Top 5 Wizkid’s US collaboration of all time

One Dance

Though Drake is a Canadian but as well classified under the US when rating, “One Dance” is a song by Canadian rapper Drake featuring Wizkid and British Kyla.

it is a combination of dancehall, afro beats, and Pop, also arguably Wizkid‘s biggest collaboration of all-time and one of the biggest collaborations in the world too.

Brown Skin Girl

This is a song by American singer Beyoncé, Guyanese  Saint Jhn, and Nigerian singer Wizkid, featuring Blue Ivy Carter.

The visuals won Best Music Video at the 63rd Annual Grammy Awards, it is also the most impactful Wizkid collaboration of all-time.

My Love

My Love is a song by an American rapper and songwriter Wale featuring Nigerian Wizkid alongside Major Lazer, and Dua Lipa, it was released in 2017.

It amassed a total of 100million on Spotify as of December 2019, and eligible for gold certification in the US with over 500,000 units sales.

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Checklist 

Checklist is a song by an American singer and dancer Normani with an assist from Scottish producer Calvin Harris featuring Nigerian Superstar Wizkid, it was released in 2019, the audio has surpassed 8Million views on youtube.

One of the most complex and best genre flexing from Wizkid

Borrowed Love

Borrowed Love is a song by an American record producer and songwriter Metro Boomin featuring Swae Lee and Nigeria afrobeat superstar Wizkid, it was released in 2018, off his album “Not all Heroes wear Capes’ it Peaked at #11 on US Billboard Bubbling under Hot100.

Top 5 Wizkid’s US collaboration of all time

1. Drake Feat. Wizkid & Kyla – One Dance

2. Beyonce Feat. Wizkid, Blue ivy & SAINt JHN – Brown Skin Girl

3.Wale Feat. Major Lazer, WizKid, & Dua Lipa – My Love

4. Normani X Calvin Harris Feat. WizKid – Checklist 

5. Metro Boomin Feat. Swae Lee & WizKid – Borrowed Love

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Mp3bullet brings you the list of the top 10 US-Nigerian music collaboration since afrobeat became a worldwide accepted genre, lists below are derived from charts, streams, certifications and impact.

1. Drake Feat. Wizkid & Kyla – One Dance

One dance is a song by a Canadian rapper, singer and songwriter featuring Nigerian afrobeat heavyweight Wizkid and British singer Kyla, it was released on April 5th 2016, it was a total cultural reset for afrobeat worldwide, in fact, major reason afrobeat gained worldwide recognition, it is the most-streamed US-Nigerian music collaboration of all-time on Spotify with a billion-plus stream, it is also most certified collaboration by a Nigerian, debuted number #1 at US Billboard Hot100, 8× Platinum in the US, 5x Platinum in the UK, a diamond in France, 6x Platinum in Australia and so on.

2. Beyonce Feat. Wizkid, Blue ivy & SAINt JHN – Brown Skin Girl

Brown Skin Girl is a song by an American singer and songwriter and Nigerian afrobeat artist Wizkid alongside Saint Jhn and Blue Ivy, it was released on July 23 2019, debuted #76 on US Billboard Hot100, #42 on UK official singles, #1 on Billboard world digital song sales, it’s also gold-certified record in Canada.

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3. Wale Feat. Major Lazer, WizKid, & Dua Lipa – My Love

My Love is a song by an American rapper and songwriter featuring Nigerian Wizkid alongside Major Lazer, and Dua Lipa, it was released in 2017, it amassed a total of 100million on Spotify as of December 2019, and eligible for gold certification in the US with over 500,000 units sales.

4. Chris Brown Feat. Davido – Lower Body 

Lower Body is a song by an American singer and songwriter featuring Nigerian afrobeat heavyweight Davido, it was released on October 4th 2019, off an extended version of Chris Brown album ‘Indigo’ it Peaked at #21 on US Billboard R&B Digital Song Sales.

5. Metro Boomin Feat. Swae Lee & WizKid – Borrowed Love 

Borrowed Love is a song by an American record producer and songwriter featuring Swae Lee and Nigeria afrobeat superstar Wizkid, it was released on November 2, 2018, off his album “Not all Heroes wear Capes’ it Peaked at #11 on US Billboard Bubbling under Hot100.

6. Khalid & Disclosure Feat. Davido, Tems – Know Your Worth 

Know your worth is a song by an American singer and songwriter featuring two Nigerian singers, Davido and Tems, it was released on April 22 2020, it features on former US President Barrack Obama summer Playlist of 2020.

• RELATED: Throwback: Nigerian Albums turning 10 in 2021
• RELATED: Nigerian music industry Gender-Biased?

7. Metro Boomin Feat. WizKid, Offset & J Balvin – Only You

Only You is a song by an American record producer and songwriter featuring Offset, J Balvin and Nigeria afrobeat superstar Wizkid, it was released on November 2, 2018, off his album “Not all Heroes wear Capes’ it was a great collaboration linking American, Latino and Africa.

8. Russ Feat. Davido – All I Want

All I want is a song by an American rapper, singer and songwriter featuring Nigerian Afrobeat star Davido, it was released in April 2019, a great collaboration for the culture.

9. Normani X Calvin Harris Feat. WizKid – Checklist 

Checklist is a song by an American singer and dancer with an assist from Scottish producer Calvin Harris featuring Nigerian Superstar Wizkid, it was released on October 22 2019, the audio has surpassed 8Million views on youtube.

10. Quavo Feat. Normani & Davido – Swing

Swing is a song by an American rapper, singer and songwriter featuring Nigerian Afrobeat star Davido, it was released on November 20 2018, a great collaboration for the books also.

Top 10 US-Nigerian Music Collaboration

1. Drake Feat. Wizkid & Kyla – One Dance

2. Beyonce Feat. Wizkid, Blue ivy & SAINt JHN – Brown Skin Girl

3.Wale Feat. Major Lazer, WizKid, & Dua Lipa – My Love

4. Chris Brown Feat. Davido – Lower Body by 

5. Metro Boomin Feat. Swae Lee & WizKid – Borrowed Love

6. Khalid & Disclosure Feat. Davido, Tems – Know Your Worth

7. Metro Boomin Feat. WizKid, Offset & J Balvin – Only You

8. Russ Feat. Davido – All I Want

9. Normani X Calvin Harris Feat. WizKid – Checklist 

10. Quavo Feat. Normani & Davido – Swing

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This is a very delicate topic that needs careful evaluation and should be reconsidered, a lot of times we’ve seen some artiste raised alarm on the issue but was overly abolished.

At MP3bullet, we’re pleased to retouch the conversation and share more insights as it’s becoming pervasive and entrenched in the music industry.

First and foremost let’s highlight the case study with the work ethics of the female Nigeria artists, such as Tiwa Savage, Yemi Alade, Niniola, Waje, Omawumi, Teni, Tems, and so on, the more reason they work tirelessly and consistently hard are prolly because of the fear of being completely erased off-the-radar, while their male counterparts do little or absolutely nothing and yet will be given due attention because of the lingering stereotype.

• RELATED: Nigerian artists returning to album culture?
• RELATED: COSON to give Nigerian musicians 11,000 Naira each as Coronavirus relief fund

In an industry with over twenty plus male popping artists and yet we can’t boast of like six popping female artists in the same industry, that’s quite below par and practically disgusting, the female can’t stand alone for too long without attaching themselves to find balance and relevance.

Imagine if Tiwa Savage was a man or perhaps Yemi Alade, weird but yeah! Do you think they will still rate them below the usual ranks?  I don’t think so! the Nigeria music industry and its entirety need to do better and embrace gender equality to foster the movement.

Now let’s talk about US/UK music industry, their artists are rated equally and according to their work, artists such as Beyonce, Rihanna, Megan Thee Stallion, Cardi B, Nicki Minaj, Ariana Grande, Doja Cat, Ella Mai, H.E.R, Taylor Swifts, Normani and so on, there is no such thing like gender stereotype, in fact, their female enjoy more attention and buzz than their male counterparts.

• RELATED: Burna Boy, Davido show support as Fela Kuti gets nominated for Rock & Roll Hall of fame 2021
• RELATED: Rapper Eldee reveals why he left Nigeria

On the other hand, Nigerian media and show promoters, need to play an important role in balancing it, more especially the show promoters and organisers by allowing female artiste to headline a concert and other gigs thereby creating an atmosphere that will favour their artistry, it will yield more attention towards them.

At this point is not new that the stereotype is deepening, and need to be addressed in finding a lasting solution to what has gradually turned into norms.

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Quavo ft. Davido x Normani – Swing Lyrics

[Verse 1 – Quavo]
We get allowed to swing
Oh that’s a hot spot *Hot spot*
Hit her on the elevator, why not *Why not*
Make the whole block hot *Block hot*
Make the whole block hot *Block hot*
*Skrrt, skrrt* In the hot box *Skrrt, skrrt*
Right next to the chopper *Skrrt, skrrt*
And the thing go ratta *Buck, buck*
And the thing go ratta *Buck, buck*
Came from the jungle
We hot but we humble
You want to reach out tell her
Just put down your number *brrrrrr*
If she’s not a bad gyal, then I do not want her *Bo*
I like to try new things, but not with one woman *No*
Got to be three or four of ’em *Three*
Yeah, we dripping designer, but grind on the floor *Floor*
And I do not care what I drink, just keep pouring *Pour*
Already know what she think, girl just go in *Go, go, go*
She ’bout to go to the dance hall *Hall*
Two bad bitches got a dance-off *Off*
By the end of the night, I tried ’em all *All*

[Chorus – Quavo]
We get allowed to swing
(Swinging ay, swinging ay)
We get allowed to swing
(Swinging ay, swinging ay)
We get allowed to swing
(Swinging ay, swinging ay)
We get allowed to swing
(Swinging ay, swinging ay)
We get allowed to swing

[Post-Chorus – Quavo]
She wanna try the new tings
“She wants to try ’em”
She wanna try the new tings
“She like to try ’em”

[Verse 2 – Normani & Quavo]
Oh, I got you seeing double
Careful not to start no trouble
Oh, I try to keep it subtle
I don’t mean to burst your bubble
Oh, I’ve been working hard, I rehearsed that
Quavo loose, that’s ’cause my body heard that
And I think I deserve, a lil’ different tonight
Slow it down and have a drink for a second *Ay*
Come on get on my page for a second, yeah
We’re the ones have a thrill, make it messy, yeah *Ay*
I just wanna show you something a lil’ different, yeah
Slow it down and have a drink for a second *Ay*
Come on get on my page for a second, yeah
We’re the ones have a thrill, make it messy, yeah *Ay*
I just wanna show you something a lil’ different, yeah
“We allowed to swing” I know you love to swing

[Chorus – Quavo & Normani]
We get allowed to swing
*Swinging ay, swinging ay*
I just wanna show you something a lil’ different “Yeah”
We get allowed to swing
*Swinging ay, swinging ay*
We get allowed to swing
*Swinging ay, swinging ay*
I just wanna show you something a lil’ different “Yeah”
We get allowed to swing

[Post-Chorus – Quavo]
She wanna try the new tings
“She want to try ’em”
She like to try the new tings
“She like to try ’em”

[Verse 3 – Davido]
The darker the berry, the sweeter the juice *Black juice*
Whenever you’re ready, I’m ready to move *Ready to move*
She said don’t keep me waiting
That she’s in the mood *She’s in the mood*
Whenever you’re ready, I’m ready to move gyal
I’ll take you to Africa *Ay*
You won’t see my type of car *Scoot, scoot*
The same one that Cardi got *Vroom, vroom*
Come live like a fucking star *Ay*
I could tell you’re too foreigner, yeah
For my place, you no need Visa *No need Visa*

[Chorus – Quavo]
We get allowed to swing
(Swinging ay, swinging ay)
We get allowed to swing
(Swinging ay, swinging ay)
We get allowed to swing
(Swinging ay, swinging ay)
We get allowed to swing
(Swinging ay, swinging ay)
We get allowed to swing

[Post-Chorus – Quavo]
She want to try the new tings
“She want to try ’em”
She like to try the new things
“She like to try ’em, we get allowed to swing”
She want to try the new tings
“She want to try ’em”
She like to try the new tings
“She like to try ’em”

[Outro – Quavo]
We get allowed to swing
*We get allowed*
She wanna try new things
*Come and tell me!*
We get allowed to swing
*Ay, you coming down now*
She wanna try new things
*Let ’em go, let ’em know*
Let the beat run out, ohh, oh
Let the beat run out
Yeah, we get allowed to swing

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From the EP, here’s “Checklist” by Normani & Calvin Harris featuring Wizkid.

The EP begins with Caribbean-tinged R&B-dance heater “Checklist,” featuring verses from Nigeria’s WizKid. Normani drops a bossy, rhythmic vocal that’s husky and hypnotic. Harris hits the beat heavy and adorns it with some light strings, then drops the mood into a pop ballad with “Slow Down” that hits somewhere between his last album Funk Wav Bounces Vol. 1 and the classic house grooves of his more recent collaborations. Normani, meanwhile, meets the mood perfectly, switching between bounce and soul with ease.

Listen & Enjoy Checklist Mp3 By Normani X Calvin Harris ft. WizKid

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