Singer Joe Boy recently shut down a fan who attempted to compare him to singer Tems in a viral image circulating on social media.
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Nigerian music sensation Davido recently stirred a mix of reactions on Twitter with his praise for fellow artist Tems and her latest record, “Me and You.” While some fans expressed excitement at the potential collaboration between the two artists, others adopted a protective stance toward Tems, urging Davido to maintain a respectful distance.
Asake, the exceptionally talented musician, has achieved a remarkable milestone by becoming the first Afrobeat artist to amass a substantial following on Instagram. This feat triggered an outpour of celebrations across various social media platforms, where fans and enthusiasts enthusiastically acknowledged his accomplishment.
Nigerian singer Tems has once again captured the spotlight, but this time it’s not for her music. The Grammy-winning artist recently took to her Twitter account, now known as X, to address swirling rumours concerning her alleged pregnancy. Her response, in true Tems fashion, was candid and straightforward.
In a recent interview, Nigerian music sensation Tems casually disclosed the whereabouts of her coveted Grammy award, leaving fans and netizens abuzz with intrigue. The Grammy was awarded for her hit song “Wait for You,” but when questioned about its location, her response was unexpectedly laid-back: “probably inside a shelf somewhere.”
Grammy-winning singer, Temilade Openiyi, popularly known as Tems, has denied saying Nigerian music lacks “spirituality.”
A music buff with the Twitter handle, @musicbaseafrica had alleged that the singer in her recent interview with American rapper, Kendrick Lamar, stated that she couldn’t connect with Nigerian music because it “sounded so plain and basic, and there was nothing spiritual about it.”
The music buff tweeted:
“When I listen to Nigerian music, it sounded so plain and basic, and there was nothing spiritual about it that I could connect to,’ —Tems tells Kendrick Lamar in a recent interview on Intertwine.”
Reacting via the comment section, Tems wrote,
“FAKE NEWS!!!! Y’all are smelling fr, agenda must agenda Eyama!!”
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