Top Shallipopi News and Updates | Mp3Bullet https://mp3bullet.ng/tag/shallipopi/ Your Home for the Best in Nigerian and African Music Sun, 14 Jun 2026 13:06:55 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.0.3 https://mp3bullet.ng/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/cropped-mp3bullet-logo-300x300.jpg Top Shallipopi News and Updates | Mp3Bullet https://mp3bullet.ng/tag/shallipopi/ 32 32 Shallipopi Delivers Another Street-Hop Gem With “Allergies” https://mp3bullet.ng/shallipopi-delivers-another-street-hop-gem-with-allergies/ Sun, 14 Jun 2026 13:06:55 +0000 https://mp3bullet.ng/?p=848464 Nigerian street-pop star Shallipopi has expanded his growing catalogue with the release of “Allergies,” a new single that sees the Plutomania Records boss lean further into the witty storytelling and street-rooted sound that have become central to his appeal. The Edo-born hitmaker has built a reputation for transforming everyday conversations, street culture, and hustle narratives [...]

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]]> Nigerian street-pop star Shallipopi has expanded his growing catalogue with the release of “Allergies,” a new single that sees the Plutomania Records boss lean further into the witty storytelling and street-rooted sound that have become central to his appeal.
Shallipopi Delivers Another Street-Hop Gem With “Allergies”
Shallipopi Delivers Another Street-Hop Gem With “Allergies”

The Edo-born hitmaker has built a reputation for transforming everyday conversations, street culture, and hustle narratives into chart-topping records. On Allergies, he once again taps into that formula, delivering a song that reflects his current mindset while maintaining the laid-back charisma that fans have come to expect.

Produced by Jazzman Beatz and Cooq, the track is driven by a dark and infectious instrumental that blends amapiano-inspired log drums with indigenous percussive elements. The production creates a hypnotic groove, balancing heavy basslines with spacious arrangements that allow Shallipopi’s distinctive vocal style to shine.

Rather than overcrowding the beat, the production leaves room for his conversational delivery, playful ad-libs, and effortless flow. The result is a record designed to thrive in nightlife settings, car speakers, and social media-driven dance moments.

At the centre of the song is the concept of boundaries and personal growth. Using the title Allergies as a metaphor, Shallipopi humorously outlines the habits, situations, and people he now chooses to avoid as his success continues to grow. The theme serves as a reflection on self-preservation, financial progress, and navigating changing relationships in the face of fame.

Lyrically, the singer relies heavily on the street slang, Pidgin expressions, and clever observations that have helped define his artistry. His delivery transforms personal experiences into relatable commentary, creating a record that feels both individual and communal at the same time.

With its infectious bounce, memorable one-liners, and street-savvy perspective, Allergies reinforces Shallipopi’s ability to connect with listeners through authenticity and humour. The single arrives as another strong addition to his catalogue and further cements his position as one of the most influential voices shaping contemporary street-pop culture.

Listen to “Allergies” HERE

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]]> Shallipopi & Plutomania Lights Up the Streets With “420” https://mp3bullet.ng/shallipopi-plutomania-lights-up-the-streets-with-420/ Mon, 27 Apr 2026 10:04:01 +0000 https://mp3bullet.ng/?p=847812 The head of the Plutomania movement, Shallipopi, is back in his element with a fresh release titled “420,” a lively street anthem that arrives through Plutomania Records and ONErpm. True to his lane, the record leans fully into that unmistakable street-pop energy he’s built his name on, blending a relaxed delivery with a bouncy, rhythm-heavy foundation [...]

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]]> The head of the Plutomania movement, Shallipopi, is back in his element with a fresh release titled “420,” a lively street anthem that arrives through Plutomania Records and ONErpm.
Shallipopi & Plutomania Lights Up the Streets With “420”
Shallipopi & Plutomania Lights Up the Streets With “420”

True to his lane, the record leans fully into that unmistakable street-pop energy he’s built his name on, blending a relaxed delivery with a bouncy, rhythm-heavy foundation that instantly feels familiar to his listeners.

From the jump, 420 carries that signature Plutomania flavor: laid-back but infectious, simple but cleverly styled. The production is stripped back just enough to let the groove breathe, with heavy basslines and minimalistic percussion giving space for Shallipopi’s playful “talk-singing” approach to sit right at the centre.

As always, he peppers his delivery with street-inspired metaphors and witty phrasing that make the record feel conversational, almost like he’s just vibing and narrating life as it comes.

The song also plays like a celebration of freedom and ease, loosely tied to the cultural “420” reference and the carefree lifestyle often associated with his music persona.

There’s no overthinking here—just pure vibe, attitude, and a sound that matches his “no stress” identity. That simplicity is exactly what makes it stick.

Clocking in at just under three minutes, 420 is clearly built for quick replaying, social media moments, and steady rotation on playlists and in clubs. Shallipopi continues to show a strong grasp of what connects instantly with his audience, crafting hooks that land fast and linger.

As he continues to expand the Plutomania imprint, this release doubles as another reminder that the captain himself still knows how to command the streets when he steps to the mic.

Listen to “420″ HERE

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]]> TGMA: Nigerian songs nominated for “African Song of the Year” https://mp3bullet.ng/tgma-nigerian-songs-nominated-for-african-song-of-the-year/ Thu, 02 Apr 2026 20:31:39 +0000 https://mp3bullet.ng/?p=847431 Telecel Ghana Music Awards 2026: Nigerian Artists Dominate African Song of the Year Nominations The 27th edition of the Telecel Ghana Music Awards (TGMA) is set to celebrate Africa’s biggest hits, with Nigerian artists making a strong showing in the “African Song of the Year” category. The nominations highlight the continued influence of Nigerian music [...]

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  • Telecel Ghana Music Awards 2026: Nigerian Artists Dominate African Song of the Year Nominations

    • TGMA: Nigerian songs nominated for “African Song of the Year”
    TGMA: Nigerian songs nominated for “African Song of the Year”

    The 27th edition of the Telecel Ghana Music Awards (TGMA) is set to celebrate Africa’s biggest hits, with Nigerian artists making a strong showing in the “African Song of the Year” category.

    The nominations highlight the continued influence of Nigerian music across the continent. Last year, the award went to “Tshwala Bam” by people, “Titom,” “Nigerian singer,” and Burna Boy, which became a fan-favourite anthem.

    For 2026, Davido leads the Nigerian entries with two notable nominations. His 2025 hit “With You,” featuring Omah Lay from the album 5ive, has garnered global acclaim, including a 2026 Grammy nomination. Davido also appears on “Nakupenda,” an energetic Amapiano track by South African duo TXC, featuring Shoday, Scotts Maphuma, Zlatan, and AL Xapo, blending Nigerian and South African sounds to create a standout contender.

    Other Nigerian songs nominated in the category include Rema’s “Kelebu,” Fido’s “Joy Is Coming,” and “Laho II” by Shallipopi and Burna Boy. South African star Tyla is also nominated for her 2025 hit “Chanel.”

    With a diverse lineup of songs spanning Afrobeats, Amapiano, and contemporary African pop, the competition promises to be fierce, showcasing the vibrancy and innovation of African music.

     

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    ]]>         Full list of nominees for the MOBO Awards 2026 https://mp3bullet.ng/full-list-of-nominees-for-the-mobo-awards-2026/ Thu, 15 Jan 2026 17:18:19 +0000 https://mp3bullet.ng/?p=846052 FULL LIST: Ayra Starr, Tiwa Savage, Wizkid, Bus Aunty… 14 Nigerians nominated for 2026 MOBO Awards 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 [...]

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  • FULL LIST: Ayra Starr, Tiwa Savage, Wizkid, Bus Aunty… 14 Nigerians nominated for 2026 MOBO Awards

    • Full list of nominees for the MOBO Awards 2026
    Full list of nominees for the MOBO Awards 2026

    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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    ]]>         Stars Shine Bright at AFRIMA Awards 2025: Full List of Attendees https://mp3bullet.ng/stars-shine-bright-at-afrima-awards-2025-full-list-of-attendees/ Mon, 12 Jan 2026 11:55:46 +0000 https://mp3bullet.ng/?p=845967 The 9th edition of the All Africa Music Awards (AFRIMA) lit up Lagos on Sunday night, January 11, 2026, as African music’s finest gathered at the Eko Convention Centre for a night of celebration, performances, and glamour. Held in partnership with the African Union Commission, the ceremony once again showcased the continent’s sonic dominance, from [...]

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    ]]>     The 9th edition of the All Africa Music Awards (AFRIMA) lit up Lagos on Sunday night, January 11, 2026, as African music’s finest gathered at the Eko Convention Centre for a night of celebration, performances, and glamour.
    Stars Shine Bright at AFRIMA Awards 2025: Full List of Attendees
    Stars Shine Bright at AFRIMA Awards 2025: Full List of Attendees

    Held in partnership with the African Union Commission, the ceremony once again showcased the continent’s sonic dominance, from Afrobeats and Amapiano to Bongo Flava and Soukous.

    The evening was a dazzling display of culture, with high-energy performances, heartfelt tributes, and a red carpet that saw stars stepping out in some of the continent’s finest fashion.

    While Nigerian superstars dominated the spotlight, AFRIMA 2025 remained a truly pan-African affair, featuring talent from Rwanda, Senegal, Morocco, South Africa, and beyond.

    “Tonight is not just about trophies; it’s about the unity of our culture and the strength of our voice on the global stage,” said AFRIMA President Mike Dada during the opening remarks.

    The ceremony blended legendary icons with the “New Wave” of African music, underscoring the continent’s vibrant present and promising future.

    Hosts & Media Personalities
    • Enioluwa Adeoluwa
    • Claudia Naisabwa
    • Tosyn (The Style Infidel)
    • Ariane Celeste Moua
    • Olisa Adibua
    • Juliet Ibrahim
    • Annie Macaulay
    Musicians & Performers
    • Rema
    • Seyi Vibez
    • Shallipopi
    • Phyno
    • Yemi Alade
    • Patoranking
    • Falz
    • Qing Madi
    • Jazzman
    • Adewale Ayuba
    • Jux
    • Cindy Le Coeur
    • Gaise Baba
    • Kunmie
    • Chella
    • Element Eleéh
    • Weeha
    Notable Figures & Dignitaries
    • Mike Dada (AFRIMA President)
    • Jonny Baxter (British Deputy High Commissioner)
    • Simon Field (UK Deputy Head of Mission)
    • Ambassador Anna Westerholm (Sweden)
    • Toke Benson-Awoyinka (Lagos State Commissioner for Tourism)
    • Ayo Animashaun (CEO, HipTV)
    • Kenny Ogungbe
    • Dayo Adeneye

    AFRIMA 2025 was more than an awards show — it was a celebration of African music’s power, diversity, and global influence, uniting performers, industry figures, and dignitaries in a night to remember.

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    ]]>         Full list of winners at the 9th AFRIMA Awards https://mp3bullet.ng/full-list-of-winners-at-the-9th-afrima-awards/ Mon, 12 Jan 2026 09:38:18 +0000 https://mp3bullet.ng/?p=845949 FULL LIST: Rema, Burna Boy, Yemi Alade win big as Nigerian stars dominate at 9th AFRIMA Awards Nigeria’s music dominance once again took centre stage on Sunday night as the 9th edition of the All Africa Music Awards (AFRIMA) lit up the Eko Convention Centre, Lagos. Hosted by rapper and actor Falz, the ceremony brought [...]

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  • FULL LIST: Rema, Burna Boy, Yemi Alade win big as Nigerian stars dominate at 9th AFRIMA Awards

    • Full list of winners at the 9th AFRIMA Awards
    Full list of winners at the 9th AFRIMA Awards

    Nigeria’s music dominance once again took centre stage on Sunday night as the 9th edition of the All Africa Music Awards (AFRIMA) lit up the Eko Convention Centre, Lagos.

    Hosted by rapper and actor Falz, the ceremony brought together Africa’s biggest stars for a night that celebrated sound, culture and continental excellence.

    Stealing the spotlight was Rema, whose name echoed repeatedly through the hall after he emerged as one of the biggest winners of the evening.

    The Afrobeats superstar clinched three major awards, underlining his growing influence across Africa and beyond. Rema was crowned Artiste of the Year, Best Male Artist in Western Africa, and Best African Artistin R&B and Soul, a clean sweep that set the tone for the night.

    While Rema dominated individual honours, Burna Boy walked away with one of the ceremony’s most coveted prizes. The Grammy-winning star won Album of the Year for No Sign of Weakness, further cementing his status as one of Africa’s most consistent global exports.

    Burna Boy also shared another moment of triumph through collaboration, picking up Best African Collaboration alongside Shallipopi.

    Shallipopi had a memorable night of his own, adding Song of the Year to his growing list of accolades with his viral hit Laho. His wins reflected the increasing influence of street-pop sounds on the African music landscape.

    Veteran rapper Phyno continued to represent African hip-hop proudly after winning Best African Artiste in African Hip-Hop. At the same time, Yemi Alade showcased her versatility by securing Best Soundtrack in a Movie, Series, or Documentary for her song You Are, featured in the animated series Iyanu.

    The future of African music was also well represented. Rising star Qing Madi was named Most Promising Artist of the Year, edging out a competitive list of nominees including Cysoul, Joshua Baraka, King Luca, L’Oiseau Rare, Lwah Ndlunkulu, Massamba Amadeus, Rym, Kunmie, and Fola. Meanwhile, fast-rising singer Chella earned the crowd’s love after emerging African Fans’ Favourite.

    Other Nigerian acts who recorded wins on the night include Yemi Alade, Qing Madi, Phyno and Chella, reinforcing Nigeria’s strong presence at the pan-African awards ceremony.

    With electrifying performances, emotional acceptance speeches and a celebration of Africa’s diverse sounds, AFRIMA 2025 once again lived up to its reputation.

    The Lagos-hosted ceremony not only honoured chart-toppers and rising stars but also told a bigger story — one of Africa’s music industry continuing to grow louder, bolder and more influential on the global stage.

    Below is the full list of winners.

    Continental Winners at AFRIMA Awards 2025
    • Artiste of the Year: Rema (Nigeria)
    • Album of the Year: No Sign of Weakness – Burna Boy (Nigeria)
    • Song of the Year: “Laho” – Shallipopi (Nigeria)
    • Best African Collaboration: Shallipopi ft. Burna Boy – “Laho” (Nigeria)
    • Most Promising Artiste of the Year: Qing Madi (Nigeria)
    • African Fans’ Favourite: Chella (Nigeria)
    • Producer of the Year: Element Eleéh & Mugisha Fred Robinson (Rwanda)
    • Songwriter of the Year: Bakhaw Dioum – “Choix” (Senegal)
    • Best African DJ: Uncle Waffles (Eswatini)
    • Best African Act in African Hip-Hop: Phyno (Nigeria)
    • Best African Artiste in RnB & Soul: Rema (Nigeria)
    • Best African Act Reggae, Ragga & Dancehall: Takana Zion – “On My Eyes” (Guinea)
    • Best Artiste, Duo or Group in African Contemporary: Axel Merryl (Benin)
    • Best African Artiste, Duo or Group in African Jazz: Haddinqo (Ethiopia)
    • Best Soundtrack in Movie, Series or Documentary: Yemi Alade – “You Are” from Iyanu (Nigeria)
    • Best African Dance/Choreography: Weeha – “Dimama” (Ethiopia)
    • Best African Video of the Year: “Ova” – Mbosso (Tanzania)
    Genre & Special Categories
    • Best Artiste in African Hip-Hop: Phyno (Nigeria)
    • Best Artiste in RnB & Soul: Rema (Nigeria)
    • Best Artiste in African Reggae, Ragga & Dancehall: Takana Zion (Guinea)
    • Best Artiste in African Contemporary: Axel Merryl (Benin)
    • Best Artiste in African Inspirational Music: Milo (Côte d’Ivoire)
    • Best Soundtrack (Movie/Series): Yemi Alade – “You Are” (Iyanu)
    • Best African Dance/Choreography: Weeha – “Dimama” (Ethiopia)
    • Best African Video: “Ova” – Mbosso (Tanzania)
    Best Regional AFRIMA Awards 2025 winners
    • Best Male Artiste in Western Africa: Rema (Nigeria)
    • Best Female Artiste in Western Africa: Wendy Shay (Ghana)
    • Best Male Artiste in Eastern Africa: Jux (Tanzania)
    • Best Female Artiste in Eastern Africa: Denise (Madagascar)
    • Best Male Artiste in Central Africa: Singuila (Congo)
    • Best Female Artiste in Central Africa: Cindy Le Coeur (DRC)
    • Best Male Artiste in Northern Africa: El Grande Toto (Morocco)
    • Best Female Artiste in Northern Africa: Sherine (Egypt)
    • Best Male Artiste in Southern Africa: Yo Maps (Zambia)
    • Best Female Artiste in Southern Africa: Makhadzi (South Africa)
    Watch the full award presentation below:

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    ]]>         Rhythm Unplugged 2025: Flytime Reveals Stacked Performer Roster https://mp3bullet.ng/rhythm-unplugged-2025-flytime-reveals-stacked-performer-roster/ Thu, 11 Dec 2025 13:21:58 +0000 https://mp3bullet.ng/?p=845437 The countdown to Detty December just got louder, as Flytime Promotions has finally unveiled the full lineup for the 2025 Coca-Cola Rhythm Unplugged concert, and the roster is stacked. For weeks, fans speculated about who would be joining the earlier-announced trio of Rema, Central Cee, and Moliy. Now, the suspense is over. The organisers have [...]

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    ]]>     The countdown to Detty December just got louder, as Flytime Promotions has finally unveiled the full lineup for the 2025 Coca-Cola Rhythm Unplugged concert, and the roster is stacked.
    Rhythm Unplugged 2025: Flytime Reveals Stacked Performer Roster
    Rhythm Unplugged 2025: Flytime Reveals Stacked Performer Roster

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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    ]]>         YouTube unveils the most watched video of 2025 in Nigeria https://mp3bullet.ng/youtube-unveils-the-most-watched-video-of-2025-in-nigeria/ Wed, 10 Dec 2025 14:47:51 +0000 https://mp3bullet.ng/?p=845401 YouTube has just revealed Nigeria’s most-watched music videos of 2025, offering a snapshot of a year defined by gospel inspiration, Afrobeats dominance, and the emergence of fresh creative voices. The annual ranking highlights the rich diversity of Nigerian music, from spiritually charged visuals to high-energy street anthems that captured millions of eyes and ears across [...]

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    ]]>     YouTube has just revealed Nigeria’s most-watched music videos of 2025, offering a snapshot of a year defined by gospel inspiration, Afrobeats dominance, and the emergence of fresh creative voices.
    YouTube unveils the most watched video of 2025 in Nigeria
    YouTube unveils the most watched video of 2025 in Nigeria

    The annual ranking highlights the rich diversity of Nigerian music, from spiritually charged visuals to high-energy street anthems that captured millions of eyes and ears across the country.

    Topping the list is the gospel hit “No Turning Back II” by Gaise Baba & Lawrence Oyor. The song’s powerful message of revival and spiritual reassurance struck a chord nationwide, pushing it past major Afrobeats releases to become the most-watched video of the year.

    Afrobeats heavyweights also made a strong showing, with names like Shallipopi, Davido, Asake, Olamide, Wizkid, Rema, and Burna Boy dominating key spots in the top ten.

    Their videos reflect both the genre’s global appeal and the local audience’s appetite for energetic, visually compelling music.

    YouTube’s Top 10 Music Videos in Nigeria (2025):
    1. No Turning Back II — Gaise Baba & Lawrence Oyor
    2. Laho — Shallipopi (Official Video)
    3. With You — Davido ft. Omah Lay (Official Video)
    4. 99 — Olamide, Seyi Vibez, Asake, Young Jonn ft. Daecolm (Official Video)
    5. Why Love — Asake (Official Video)
    6. Baby (Is It A Crime) — Rema (Official Video)
    7. My Darling — Chella (Official Visualiser)
    8. Kese (Dance) — Wizkid (Official Video)
    9. Laho II — Shallipopi & Burna Boy (Official Video)
    10. With You — Davido ft. Omah Lay (Visualizer)

    From gospel to Afrobeats, 2025 proved to be a year where Nigerian music reached new creative heights, capturing audiences both at home and abroad.

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    ]]>         New Era, Icons: Nigeria Shines Brightest at 2025 TikTok Awards https://mp3bullet.ng/new-era-icons-nigeria-shines-brightest-at-2025-tiktok-awards/ Tue, 09 Dec 2025 11:04:26 +0000 https://mp3bullet.ng/?p=845367 The Nigerian Eclipse: Africa’s Giant, Naija Dominates with 6 wins at the TikTok Awards for Sub-Saharan Africa in Johannesburg The verdict is in, and the message from Johannesburg is clear: the TikTok community has spoken, and Africa has crowned its newest icons. This past Saturday, the 2025 TikTok Awards Sub-Saharan Africa saw Nigerian creators assert [...]

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  • The Nigerian Eclipse: Africa’s Giant, Naija Dominates with 6 wins at the TikTok Awards for Sub-Saharan Africa in Johannesburg

    • New Era, Icons: Nigeria Shines Brightest at 2025 TikTok Awards
    New Era, Icons: Nigeria Shines Brightest at 2025 TikTok Awards
    The verdict is in, and the message from Johannesburg is clear: the TikTok community has spoken, and Africa has crowned its newest icons.
    This past Saturday, the 2025 TikTok Awards Sub-Saharan Africa saw Nigerian creators assert their dominance, securing six out of the ten category wins in a night that celebrated the theme “New Era, New Icons“.
    From the streets of Sokoto to the studios of Lagos, TikTok honoured the Nigerian trailblazers who are not just steering the global conversation on African culture.
    On the night, creators also celebrated the role TikTok played in enabling them to share their culture. “Thank you, TikTok for giving us this platform to showcase our culture, to express our talent,” said 2025 Creator of the Year (@diaryofanortherncook) Raja’atu Muhammed Ibrahim.
    Speaking on stage as he collected his Storyteller of the Year Award, Brian Nwana said, “Every single creator is a storyteller. We all tell stories that help drive the local communities, our cities, and our countries, and when we do that we change the perception that the world has about us.”
    The platform has also played a significant role in spreading culture through music in 2025. 2025 Artist of the Year and “Laho” hitmaker Shallipopi said, “Thank you, TikTok, for supporting all upcoming artists and giving them a spotlight to shine.”
    The night of glitz, red-carpet glam, and soul-thumping performances was a true celebration of African culture and the creativity that brought it to the world stage in 2025.

    Here are the full winners from the night:

    Creator of the Year (Sponsored by NIVEA)
    Winner: Raja’atu Muhammed Ibrahim @diaryofanortherncook (Nigeria)
    Taking the night’s most prestigious title, @diaryofanortherncook was recognised for her mastery of visual storytelling through food with the rich sounds of northern music. Based in Sokoto, the creator has captivated a global audience by documenting Northern Nigerian cuisine with that kind of cinematic flair that draws global attention to Nigerian food.
    Storyteller of the Year (Sponsored by inDrive)
    Winner: Brian Nwana @briannwana (Nigeria)
    Based in Abuja, @briannwana claimed the Storyteller of the Year award through his food content. From street interviews to compelling personal narratives woven into his food adventures, Brian has a rare gift for capturing the human experience bite by bite. His content keeps audiences hooked from the first second to the last. His Guinness World Record for the most fast-food restaurants visited in 24 hours is just the latest example of his bold, inventive approach to content.
    Education Creator of the Year
    Winner: Izzi Boye @izziboye (Nigeria)
    Making tech accessible to the masses, @izziboye is the go-to guy for gadget reviews, hacks, and digital tips. He proves that TikTok is a powerful classroom for the digital age.
    • Runner-up: @michelle_expert (South Africa) empowers her audience with expert advice and actionable insights from career development and financial literacy to personal growth and everyday decision-making.
    Entertainment Creator of the Year (Sponsored by PEP)
    Winner: Belove Olocha @beloveolocha (Nigeria)
    A dominant force in content creation, Lagos-based @beloveolocha was awarded for her consistent ability to entertain and engage audiences with relatable movie content.
    She also stands out for incorporating her love for movies, sharing film moments and recommendations that resonate with her community.
    On stage, Olocha spoke about being grateful she took the risk to make a career as a content creator “Thank you to God first, and then to my mum, my family, and to my community. I want to thank TikTok. I resigned from my job to do content full-time, and it has not been a waste.”
    • Runner-up: Jabulani Macdonald @jabu_macdonald (South Africa) is a staple of South Africa’s entertainment scene, known for his quick wit and engaging presence.
    Belove Olocha: Creator of the Year
    Social Impact Creator of the Year (Sponsored by Dis-chem)
    Winner: Dejoke Ogunbiyi @noositiwantiwa_ (Nigeria)
    Using the platform for good, @Noositiwantiwa_ is driving conversations that matter. From Ibadan, she tackles social issues with grace and impact, mobilising her community for positive change.
    • Runner-up: Sinethemba Masinga @ufarm_julia (South Africa) – A champion for agriculture and sustainability, proving that farming is the future.
    Artist of the Year
    Winner: Crown Uzama @theycallmeshallipopipp (Nigeria)
    2025 was the year of “Plutomania.” Shallipopi, popularly referred to as “Pluto Presido” by his fans, “plutomanians”, dominated the soundwaves and the platform with tracks that sparked viral challenges and became the soundtrack of the year across the continent.
    Guests were treated to an electrifying night of glitz and glamour, but the energy peaked when the Pluto Presido himself, Shallipopi, took the stage to accept his Award for Artist of the Year Award.
    The Benin-born superstar has had the industry in a chokehold throughout 2025. His smash hit “Laho” both topped the charts and became a cultural reset as it sent shockwaves across our For You Feeds.
    Blending his signature Edo-infused street lingo with an irresistible Afrobeats bounce, the track sparked a viral frenzy that transcended borders, proving once again that when Nigeria creates, the world moves.
    Shallipopi: Artist of the Year
    Supported by partner brands like NIVEA, inDrive, Coca-Cola, PEP, and Dis-chem, winners hailed from Nigeria, South Africa, Kenya, Ghana, and Tanzania, reflecting the commitment to elevating the voices shaping entertainment, education, and social impact across the continent.
    “With Nigerian creators securing six of the ten awards, we are honoured to celebrate their impact, especially as these victories were voted for by the TikTok community, who continue to champion the stories shaping culture,” reflects Boniswa Sidwaba, TikTok’s Head of Content Operations for Sub-Saharan Africa. Adding to this, she said, “Tonight’s ceremony was a gathering of the trailblazers who have redefined what it means to be a creator in Africa. This year, we are honoured to see West African creators who turned short video clips into cultural movements be recognised.”
    Audiences across Africa will get a chance to experience the glamour, performances, and emotional acceptance moments when the ceremony is broadcast exclusively on TikTok LIVE on 11 December at 19:00 WAT on the @tiktok.africa account.

    And the other 2025 winners included:

    Video of the Year
    Winner: Fanuel John Masamaki @zerobrainer0 (Tanzania)
    Tanzanian sports creator @zerobrainer0 makes a triumphant return, winning Video of the Year after securing Sports Creator of the Year in 2024. He has become a continent-wide fan favourite thanks to his signature beige blazer and his unique, silent comedy spin on football moments.
    Rising Star of the Year
    Winner: @tunero_animations (Kenya)
    The future of African storytelling is animated. Celebrating the next generation of talent, the Rising Star award went to Nairobi-based @tunero_animations, who has carved out a niche with animated characters like Bob Kichwa Ngumu, whose clever, sarcastic and stubborn traits resonate with Kenyans and the world.
    • Runner-up: Esther Francis @estherfrancisbackup (Nigeria), adds a creative and relatable flair to health information that empowers users on the platform with credible information.

    Food Creator of the Year (Sponsored by Coca-Cola)
    Winner: @malumfoodie (South Africa)
    Pretoria’s self-taught cook, @malumfoodie took home the trophy thanks to the flavour and fun his videos bring to the kitchen. His approachable recipes and charismatic delivery using South African street language called Spitori and native South African languages bring a fresh, entertaining twist to his recipes and meals.
    • Runner-up: Abena Amoakoaa Sintim-Aboagye @chefabbys (Ghana) – Showcasing the best of Ghanaian cuisine to the world with style. She was recently named amongst Time Magazine’s 2025 list of the 1000 most influential creators in the World
    Sports Creator of the Year
    Winner: @zozasportscast (Kenya)
    From Nairobi to the world, the @zozasportscast team delivers football analysis with passion and precision. They represent a new wave of sports journalism, which is fan-led, authentic, and always on the ball.
    • Runner-up: Victor Ademola @ademolavictortv (Nigeria) has kept the Super Eagles and global football conversation alive with energetic commentary.

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    ]]>         “Like That (bomboclaat)” Lyrics by Shallipopi Feat. Wizkid https://mp3bullet.ng/like-that-bomboclaat-lyrics-by-shallipopi-feat-wizkid/ Mon, 08 Dec 2025 14:59:07 +0000 https://mp3bullet.ng/?p=845326 Shallipopi has unveiled AURACLE, a bold and expansive 22-track album that plays out more like a declaration than a regular project. One of the standout moments is track 10, “Like That (bomboclaat)”, featuring Wizkid. “Like That” is charged with braggadocio and electric energy as Shallipopi and Wizkid trade lines soaked in confidence and streetwise flair. [...]

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    ]]>     Shallipopi has unveiled AURACLE, a bold and expansive 22-track album that plays out more like a declaration than a regular project.

    One of the standout moments is track 10, “Like That (bomboclaat)”, featuring Wizkid.

    "Like That (bomboclaat)" Lyrics by Shallipopi Feat. Wizkid
    “Like That (bomboclaat)” Lyrics by Shallipopi Feat. Wizkid

    “Like That” is charged with braggadocio and electric energy as Shallipopi and Wizkid trade lines soaked in confidence and streetwise flair. Shallipopi lays down raw boasts about power, attention, and his unbothered lifestyle, calling out anyone who tries to stress him while stamping his influence across the streets.

    Wizkid then glides in with his signature smoothness, celebrating money, women, and that effortless Starboy aura. Together, they deliver a track that balances swagger, rhythm, and playful charm.

    Shallipopi & Wizkid – Like That (bomboclaat) Lyrics

    Intro: Shallipopi
    Seh
    Shalli-fucking-popi, the president of Pluto
    Way, only one Pluto presido, they call me Shallipopi
    Seh, seh
    Seh
    Seh, seh, seh (Way)

    Verse 1: Shallipopi
    Don’t act smart, bitch, I ain’t acting
    I baptise like I be John the Baptist
    Praying like I be a motherfucking Praying Mantis
    Swear, I need to see it and your hands go to work (Clear)
    Babe, make you shake, make that ass go to work (Ehn?)
    Never, ever late, me, I gotta go to work
    My position high pass that General
    Presidential, I be fly Federal
    Hands on your neck, left hand on your pant
    I no go shift am twicе, if I don’t shift am once
    Tell me, littlе mami, will you give me what I want?
    Say less, let me get your contact
    If you know me, everywhere shut down
    If you notice, na we dey run town
    Everybody hate Shalli’, no substance
    Everybody hating is a Bomboclaat

    Chorus: Shallipopi & Wizkid
    Why you like that? Aunty, why are you like that?
    Don’t stress me, I don’t really like that
    Gentle like Jack, she dey worry like mad
    No worry ’bout me, since day one, me, I bad
    Why you like that? Aunty, why are you like that?
    Sex and turn, she dey really break back
    Mainland girl, she dey reason FESTAC
    No stress me, aunty don get attack, ‘tack, ‘tack
    Why you like that?
    Aunty, why are you like that? That, that
    Why you like that?
    Aunty, why are you like that? That, that
    Why you like that?
    Aunty, why are you like that?
    That, that
    Why you like that?
    Aunty, why are you like that? (Yeah, yeah)

    Verse 2: Wizkid
    Na we dey pack am normally
    See the gbedu I dey give them normally
    Big Wiz getting bigger, normally (Normally)
    Everyday, we dey turn up, normally
    Yeah, yeah, yeah, normally
    Sexy ladies wanna linger, normally
    The money getting longer, normally
    Big Wiz, big Santa
    Yeah, body dey gbim-gbim-gbim-gbim-gbim
    She want the ting, ting, ting, ting, ting
    Money dey fling, fling, fling, fling, fling
    I no dey think, think, think, think, think
    Yeah, body dey gbim-gbim-gbim-gbim-gbim
    She want the ting, ting, ting, ting, ting
    Money dey fling, fling, fling, fling, fling
    I no dey think, think, think, think, think

    Verse 3: Shallipopi
    Verse two
    After part one, na part two (Ehn?)
    Biggest baller, me I ball pass Lukaku (Way’)
    Street OT, you no fit see me kaku
    Got ten thousand minute too, all on my tattoo
    Them dey call me their uncle
    Na me dey gbe body eh like zanku
    Na me dey sponsor my bitch with a first-class ticket
    Chase the money like uncle, nigga
    Way, uncle Shalli’, Shalli’
    Small body wey dey on full steeze
    Uncle Shalli’, Shalli’
    Shutting down shows from west to east, ah
    Uncle Shalli’, Shalli’
    Spit fire like a dragon, feel the heat, way
    Uncle Shalli’, Shalli’
    Hot body, lowkey, wey dey chase cookies (Confirm)

    Chorus: Shallipopi
    Why you like that?
    Aunty, why are you like that?
    Don’t stress me, I don’t really like that
    Gentle like Jack, she dey worry like mad
    No worry ’bout me, since day one, me, I bad
    Why you like that?
    Aunty, why are you like that?
    Sex and turn, she dey really break back
    Mainland girl, she dey reason FESTAC
    No stress me, aunty don get attack, ‘tack, ‘tack
    Why you like that?
    Aunty, why are you like that? That, that
    Why you like that?
    Aunty, why are you like that? That, that
    Why you like that?
    Aunty, why are you like that? That, that
    Why you like that?
    Aunty, why are you like that?

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    ]]>         Shallipopi Bags 2025 TikTok Artist of the Year for Sub-Saharan Africa https://mp3bullet.ng/shallipopi-bags-2025-tiktok-artist-of-the-year-for-sub-saharan-africa/ Mon, 08 Dec 2025 09:51:37 +0000 https://mp3bullet.ng/?p=845307 Nigerian breakout star Shallipopi has added another milestone to his fast-rising career, clinching the Artist of the Year award at the 2025 TikTok Awards for Sub-Saharan Africa. The win further cements his reputation as one of the continent’s most dynamic and influential young artists. The award ceremony, held in Johannesburg, brought together the creators and [...]

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    ]]>     Nigerian breakout star Shallipopi has added another milestone to his fast-rising career, clinching the Artist of the Year award at the 2025 TikTok Awards for Sub-Saharan Africa.

    The win further cements his reputation as one of the continent’s most dynamic and influential young artists.

    Shallipopi Bags 2025 TikTok Artist of the Year for Sub-Saharan Africa
    Shallipopi Bags 2025 TikTok Artist of the Year for Sub-Saharan Africa

    The award ceremony, held in Johannesburg, brought together the creators and musicians who have shaped digital culture across the region this year.

    Shallipopi, born Crown Uzama, emerged as the standout name, thanks to a record-breaking run on TikTok that saw his sound dominate countless trends and viral challenges.

    With his signature blend of Afrobeats, Afropop, Amapiano, and Trap, the Edo-born hitmaker became a staple on the app, soundtracking millions of videos and fueling unpredictable cultural moments that defined TikTok in 2025.

    The platform hailed his viral hits as an engine behind the year’s most creative user-generated content.

    His nomination placed him alongside other rising talents from Nigeria, Uganda, Ghana, and South Africa, a lineup that showcased the growing global spotlight on African creators.

    But Shallipopi’s momentum throughout the year made him the undeniable choice for the top prize.

    The victory underscores how TikTok continues to transform the careers of young African artists, turning organic social media buzz into international visibility and industry-shifting opportunities.

    For Shallipopi, it marks yet another step in a journey powered by both talent and the unstoppable force of digital culture.

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    ]]>         Shallipopi Completes His Trilogy With New Album ‘AURACLE’ https://mp3bullet.ng/shallipopi-completes-his-trilogy-with-new-album-auracle/ Fri, 05 Dec 2025 15:15:07 +0000 https://mp3bullet.ng/?p=845257 Shallipopi has stepped into a new era with the release of AURACLE, a sprawling 22-track album that feels less like a project and more like a proclamation. 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 [...]

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    ]]>     Shallipopi has stepped into a new era with the release of AURACLE, a sprawling 22-track album that feels less like a project and more like a proclamation.

    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.

    Shallipopi Completes His Trilogy With New Album ‘AURACLE’
    Shallipopi Completes His Trilogy With New Album ‘AURACLE’

    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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