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Why I distanced myself from 2Baba, Annie – Brymo

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Controversial Nigerian singer, Ọlawale Ọlọfọrọ, widely known as Brymo has revealed that his colleague, 2Baba, accused him of having an affair with his wife, actress Annie Idibia.

The sonic artiste made the shocking revelation in a recent interview with media personality, Chude Jideonwo.

The ‘Ara’ crooner stated that he was informed that he was not the only person accused of sleeping with Annie.

He said he decided to distance himself from 2Baba and his family because of the accusation.

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He emphasized that he was doing his best to avoid any confrontation with the ‘African Queen’ singer.

Brymo said, “I heard gist that people have been accused before me of sleeping with Annie [Idibia]. So I didn’t like it. I said I don’t want to get close to this man [2Baba]. I don’t want trouble.”

This is coming week after called out several A list artistes over different allegations including Davido, Wizkid and Burna Boy.

In December 2023, Brymo released his 12th studio album, titled ‘Macabre.’

This 14-track album is packed with fresh and original songs from Brymo, showcasing a new chapter in his career where he takes the solo spotlight.

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Brymo describes the album as a “Reggae album sung in English,” highlighting that the album’s musical style is rooted in reggae and the lyrics are primarily in the English language.

This signifies an exciting departure from his previous work and promises a unique listening experience for his fans.

Brymo had already informed his fans that he would drop a body of work dubbed ‘Mansa’ his eleventh album before the year runs out and pointed out that ‘Macabre’ will be his official studio album as a Sonic artiste.

Mansa, his eleventh studio album and debut as a sonic artist, was exhibited at KAP Hub on 3 March 2023. He revealed the album’s cover art the previous year and said Mansa would be released in the first quarter of 2023. He also said only one copy of the album would be available for purchase and that it would be sold for $500,000.

The Sonic franchise covers many genres of music, including electronic, pop, funk, rock, hip hop and orchestral.

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On May 27, Brymo, released his 10th studio album titled ‘Theta‘ his third major project in barely a year. In 2021, he came through with ‘Harmattan and Winter’ as well as ‘Esan’, his eighth and ninth albums respectively which had no special guest appearance.

In August, the controversial singer dropped a joint project with heavyweight award-winning rapper AQ titled “Ethos”, a project that is still getting traction.

‘Yellow’, his seventh studio album came after OSO (The Wizard) which dropped in 208 and his first project since, AAA – the debut 5-track EP from a band of the same name. The band consists of Brymo, guitarist Jad Moukarim, drummer Adey Omotade, and bassist Laughter.

The band’s eponymous debut Extended Play (EP), a five-tracker was released on August 5, 2019. A fusion of African folk and psychedelic rock, the EP was recorded at Blackstar Studios in Ikoyi, Lagos, and was mixed and mastered by Mikky Me Joses.

Brymo released his first album, Brymstone in 2007 – it was released independently. What is widely regarded to be his best album, Merchants, Dealers, and Slaves dropped in 2013.

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Brymo’s music is a mixture of fuji, R&B, pop and rock. His albums Merchants, Dealers & Slaves and Tabula Rasa were hinged on the social injustice and chaos that are prevalent in the Nigerian society.

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Joeboy responds to critics, defends his music from ‘Mid’ label

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Joeboy responds to music critics

Joeboy defends his music after being called “mid,” saying critics are unhappy with their own lives. He remains confident in his success

 

Nigerian artist Joseph Akinwale Akinfenwa-Donus, better known as Joeboy, has hit back at critics who have labelled his music as “mid.”

The 26-year-old singer, who has garnered significant success in his career, shared his thoughts in a recent appearance on the ‘Backstage Banter’ podcast.

Joeboy, known for hits like “Baby” and “Alcohol,” addressed the growing social media criticisms, with many accusing his sound of being unremarkable.

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Despite these comments, Joeboy firmly disagreed with the assessment, stating that there is nothing “mid” about him or his work.

“There is nothing ‘mid’ about my existence,” Joeboy asserted. “The fact that I have been able to get so far at such a young age in my career and still have my head on my shoulders is not ‘mid’ in any way.”

He went on to suggest that the people behind the criticisms were likely unhappy with their own lives. Joeboy explained,

“If you’re genuinely happy with your life, you would not pick up your phone and start attacking somebody. What exactly is ‘mid’? I think it was just a word that got too popular, and people just started using it.”

The singer’s remarks shed light on the toxic culture of online criticism that has become prevalent in the music industry and beyond.

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Joeboy’s response demonstrates his confidence and resilience, highlighting that his achievements speak for themselves.

His words also sparked discussions among fans and critics alike, with many agreeing that the use of the term “mid” has become an overused way of expressing dissatisfaction.

Joeboy’s ability to stay grounded amidst the negativity serves as a testament to his professionalism and focus on his craft.

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AY admits imperfections in marriage, praises brother Yomi Casual’s family values

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Ayo Makun, popularly known as AY, admits imperfections in his marriage while praising his brother Yomi Casual’s family love and respect

 

 

Famous Nigerian comedian Ayo Makun, popularly known as AY, has openly admitted that he may not be the best example when it comes to keeping his home intact.

In a candid moment on Tuesday, AY shared his reflections while praising his brother, Yomi Casual, for his unwavering love and respect for his family.

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In an emotional Instagram post celebrating Yomi’s 40th birthday, AY wrote: “I may not have scored 100% in other responsibilities as a perfect example that is worthy of emulation when it comes to keeping the home front intact.

But I’m proud to say the love and respect you (Yomi) have for the family is second to none. Love you lots!”

This admission comes a few months after AY publicly revealed that he had found himself engaging in actions he was not proud of during his marriage.

The comedian, known for his humour and candidness, was reflecting on his personal life after facing challenges in his long-term relationship.

Earlier in April 2024, AY confirmed the separation from his wife, Mabel Makun, after nearly 20 years of marriage. The news shocked fans, as the couple had been one of Nigeria’s most beloved celebrity duos.

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While AY’s marriage has faced turbulence, his heartfelt tribute to his brother Yomi Casual highlights a stark contrast in family dynamics, where respect and love appear to be central.

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Timaya declares Rema the leader of Nigeria’s new generation musicians

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Timaya hails Rema as the “leader” of Nigeria’s new music generation, praising his unique style, intentional artistry, and stage performance

 

 

Veteran Nigerian singer Timaya has named Rema as the standout leader of the new wave of Nigerian musicians. In a recent interview on Cool FM, the Dem Mama crooner expressed admiration for the young star, describing Rema as an “intentional” artist who excels in music, fashion, and stagecraft.

Also read:Title: Rema and African stars set to shine at Coachella 2025

“I’m a fan of Rema,” Timaya declared. “Among all the young boys [new generational musicians], he’s at the top. Rema is their dad.

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You don’t know? See his abs, his dress sense—crazy! He’s intentional; his music, his stage performance are amazing. And he’s a fine young boy.”

Timaya highlighted Rema’s unique ability to combine his artistry with a compelling personal brand, noting that his fashion sense and on-stage energy make him a standout among his peers.

Rema, known for hits like Calm Down and Dumebi, has been widely celebrated as one of the most influential artists of his generation.

His innovative approach to Afrobeat and global recognition has solidified his status in the Nigerian music industry and beyond.

Timaya’s endorsement adds to Rema’s growing reputation as a trailblazer for the new generation of Nigerian music stars, further cementing his place at the forefront of the industry.

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