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You can watch the full stream here


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7yxcJSttGk?si=R5QVY5cCz2tE-vCM

HomeboiRhymes delivers more than music in “Prayer” — he delivers a testimony. Featuring Alexo Koko, the track speaks to every believer who has faced delay, disappointment, or struggle but still holds on to faith.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JB4xQqY-KvE&list=RDJB4xQqY-KvE&start_radio=1

“Say a prayer for me oh! Yeah”
“You be my brother, no dey backstab me”

These lyrics echo real spiritual battles and the need for both divine help and true brotherhood. The repeated chant, “Aje! Aje! Aje!” isn’t just about money — it’s a call for breakthrough, favor, and answered prayers.

In a world full of noise, “Prayer” reminds us to lift each other up, speak life, and trust God — even when the road gets hard.

📖 “The prayer of a righteous person is powerful and effective.” – James 5:16

🔗 Stream “Prayer” now. And while you listen, don’t forget to say a prayer — not just for yourself, but for someone else still waiting on their breakthrough.

#ChristianMusic #SayAPrayer #FaithAndHipHop #HomeboiRhymes #NewGospelVibes

There’s something powerful about vulnerability in music — and HomeboiRhymes taps into that raw emotion with his latest single "Prayer," featuring Alexo Koko. In an era where flashy lyrics and synthetic highs dominate the airwaves, Prayer reminds us that music is still a vehicle for reflection, pain, and most importantly — hope.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JB4xQqY-KvE&list=RDJB4xQqY-KvE&start_radio=1

🌍 A Street Anthem Wrapped in Vulnerability
From the very first line, “Otigbagbeeee,” a Yoruba phrase that can loosely translate to “it has been forgotten,” the tone is set. HomeboiRhymes wastes no time diving into a heartfelt verse packed with introspection, struggle, and unfiltered truth.

“Igbada lo ma kpoda bowale, them don ask me / I tell mama say e go tey but no worry”

Here, the rapper paints a picture familiar to many youths chasing dreams in a tough economy: the long nights, unanswered prayers, and the pressure of not disappointing loved ones. It’s not just storytelling — it’s survival poetry.

💭 Faith, Hustle & Brotherhood
As the beat simmers with emotion, HomeboiRhymes calls for solidarity in the form of prayer — not as a cliché, but as a survival tool.

“Say a prayer for me oh! Yeah / You be my brother no Dey backstab me”

In these lines, he doesn't just plead for divine help; he also calls out for loyalty and true friendship — rare currencies in a world where betrayal is cheap and hustle is heavy.

🔁 The Power of the Chorus — and Aje!
The repeated chorus, almost chant-like, with “Aje! Aje! Aje!” creates a meditative rhythm. "Aje" in Yoruba roughly translates to "wealth" or "blessings", and its repetition feels like a personal mantra. It’s a hopeful counterbalance to the struggle-heavy verses — a spiritual call for breakthrough.

Alexo Koko’s feature, though subtle, reinforces the song’s message. Rather than overpower the main artist, he complements the prayerful tone, offering a united front in the face of adversity.

🔊 Why This Song Matters
In today’s Afrostreet and Alté music scenes, Prayer is not just a song — it’s a testimony. It resonates with the average Nigerian youth, especially those navigating life without a silver spoon. It blends street slang, Yoruba wisdom, and honest lyricism in a way that connects instantly with anyone who’s ever felt like they’re carrying the weight of the world alone.

📌 Final Thoughts
"Prayer" by HomeboiRhymes featuring Alexo Koko is a beautiful reminder that behind every hustle is a human being — praying, grinding, and hoping for better days. It’s not just music to vibe to; it’s a call for empathy, brotherhood, and divine alignment.

So next time you hit play, don’t just nod to the beat — say a prayer for the ones still trying to make it.

🎧 Listen to “Prayer” by HomeboiRhymes ft. Alexo Koko — streaming now on all major platforms.

📢 Have you ever felt the message of a song deep in your soul? Share your thoughts below — and don’t forget to tag someone who needs to hear this!

[INTRO]
ANOTHER BANGER
(banger, banger, banger, banger, banger, banger)

[CHORUS]
KELEBU, KELEBU, KELEBU
KELEBU, KELEBU, KELEBU
KELEBU, KELEBU, KELEBU
KELEBU, KELEBU, KELEBU
KELEBU, KELEBU, KELEBU, KELEBU


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z8TBZ9BC1HE

[Verse 1]
PEOPLE DEY KELEBU FROM NIGERIA TO MOZAMBIQUE
(FROM NIGERIA TO MOZAMBIQUE)
NO TIME TO DEY BUGA, JUST SHAKE YOUR BAKASI
(JUST SHAKE E YOUR BAKASI)

Rema dropped a new teaser for me new song "KELEBU" and it's pretty interesting.
Oh well, I'm here to help you.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PObcCi1C6Bk

What do you think of "KELEBU" Teaser by Rema?

Watch The Translation, Meaning and Translation of "Hot Body Lyrics" By Ayra Starr


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7NYhF4ePU20?si=kaCgpkl6BqzMZZNq

My people, Nigeria don get new national anthem o and the title na “OLE!” 😭


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Z6YXl2GGJg

Very Dark Man (VDM) carry mic, MonstarrBoi follow am, and the two of them begin shout “Ole! Ole! Ole!” like say dem dey support Arsenal, but na Portable, Pastors, WAEC, INEC, and even Jollof beans dem dey diss. 💀
Song start with Portable voice wey sound like person wey dem just catch for front of Keke Napep. Next thing, VDM begin list:
Habeebu... Ole!
Akoi Grace... Ole!
INEC... Ole!
Holy water... Ole!
Butterfly... Ole!
Jollof stew... Ole!

Even Samuel Apple join the Ole gang. I no know whether na new iPhone model or one fake anointing oil dem dey sell now. 😂
Portable chop dragging like gala. E be like say VDM write this song with vex, cold Fanta and 1,000 receipts. Him even talk say dem beat Portable and e cry “Jimoh ma pami naaa!” if na lie, make Portable do reply track abeg. 😂😂

This song no be diss again o, e be like Nigerian exposé in musical form. Every sector collect:

Politicians: OLE!
Fake prophets: OLE!
NEPA nko? Dem go collect in remix 😭

If you never hear am, just prepare ya chest. You go laugh, shake head, den shout “na true sha!”


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLFQcwZF-GI

Weytin be your own “Ole” moment for this Nigeria? Drop am make we cry-laugh together. 😂

Wahala wear tracksuit as Very Dark Man (VDM) drop one mad diss track titled “Ole” featuring MonstarrBoi. The guy no hold brake at all — he face Portable head-on, call him name with full chest, and still carry cutlass give WAEC, INEC, fake pastors, and corrupt government people.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Z6YXl2GGJg

The song start with one audio clip wey dem claim na when Portable dey caught dey thief. From there, na full street-style chorus of “Ole!” — dem shout am like protest anthem. “Ole” mean thief for Yoruba, and dem no play with am.
VDM no just call Portable name — him call Habeebu, Omolalomi, Akoi Grace, then scatter everything with “Kosi Grace”. He even shout say Portable thief keke, say dem beat am join. Mad dragging.

But e no stop for Portable. VDM throw shot give:
WAEC – results wey no dey clear.
INEC – dem wayo don too much.
Pastors – all those wey dey sell “Holy water” and “Bathsheba water”, say na deliverance dem dey do.

MonstarrBoi follow assist with back-to-back “Ole!”, as dem drag everything from jollof rice to koko butter, politicians, vendors, and even people wey dey fake healing. E be like say na freestyle of frustration — funny, but deep.
This song na full-blown street cry. E go make you laugh, but if you reason am well, e go pain you. From religious scam, to political mess, to celebrity nonsense — dem talk am all.

If you never hear am, go watch the lyrics video. Na real gbas gbos.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLFQcwZF-GI

Wetin you reason? VDM go too far, or him just talk wetin plenty people dey fear talk?
Drop your take.

While you were sleeping at night, I dropped something deep—an EP that speaks to both the heart and the hurt.

This EP is for anyone who's ever fallen hard, healed slow, or held on to hope. It captures the sweetness of first love, the pain of betrayal, and the strength it takes to choose happiness again.


Watch The Official Lyric Video Of Midi (EP) here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXMCSV2bL7s&list=PLWXuUVOvbtkiZIizEeVXOyqdaUTKGgK1f

"Gobe" or "See Gobe" is filled with energetic rhythms, playful lyrics, the yoruba language and streetwise slang. The song revolves around a romantic situation that has turned into “gobe” (trouble)—a phrase commonly used in Nigerian Pidgin to mean “problem” or “drama.”

Davido narrates how a woman’s sensuality and irresistible moves have him caught up in an unavoidable attraction, leading to potential trouble and drama of playing hard to get from the said woman who he later gets (According to the music video).
The song blends humor, flirtation, and Afro-pop vibes, making it both a club banger and a relatable anthem for anyone who has found themselves in an unpredictable romantic entanglement.

“Gobe” is an Afrobeats track by Nigerian superstar Davido which got released on February 25th of 2013

Here Is The Link To The Lyric Video...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=itxHI3EISl8

Geh geh just dropped a diss track against saidaboj

It's on youtube, audiomack and soundcloud


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=srIuidFmuoY

[Intro]
Can spend up to 20 million (one)one time wouldn't hurt

[Chorus: Gheghe]
Saidaboj Toto (Toto)
Saidaboj Toto (Thrrrrree Toto)
Saidaboj Toto
Shey na 20 million?
I go pay

Saidaboj Toto (Aiiiii)
Saidaboj Toto
Saidaboj Toto
Shey na 20 million?
I go pay

[Verse 1: Oloye Popori]
I buy you turkey, you no wan set doggy?
(Ayyyy, You nor wan set doggy?)
I send you transport, you no wan set doggy?
Ayyyy, You nor wan set doggy?

Allow me to pound you like pounded yam
Ayyyy, like pounded yam
Your papa na terrorisssssst?
See bomb when you carry for back


Watch The Full Lyric Video Here...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I5NLJnUJ1-A

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_PQLwodNFc

Shallipopi Addresses His Fans: “Laho! Keep Supporting Me” 🔥🚀

Pluto’s very own president, Shallipopi, is embracing his new superstar lifestyle while reminding his fans to “Laho” and keep the love strong! ❤️

Did you know? Shallipopi first teased “Hold Something” on January 27, 2025, before dropping the snippet for “Laho” just two days later—and BOOM 💥, it took over the internet that same day! 🚀

“Laho” Fever Has Taken Over! 🤯

For a hot minute now, “Laho” has been the talk of the town—for all the right reasons. Benin people can’t stop saying “Laho” every chance they get! 😆 The slang has gone beyond the streets—it’s now everywhere:

✅ WhatsApp groups buzzing 📲
✅ Facebook posts flooding 🚀
✅ X (formerly Twitter) is on fire 🔥
✅ Even us sef, we’re feeling the heat! 👀

When is “Laho” Dropping? 🤔

No official release date yet, but trust us to update you immediately we hear anything! 🕵🏽‍♂️

Make sure to follow us on all social media platforms so you don’t miss any Pluto updates! 🚀🔥

Laho Nation, Gather Here! 👇🏽

10 Hidden Facts About 'Laho' Snippet By Shallipopi That Fans Missed!

Full Lyrics Here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_PQLwodNFc

Introduction
Shallipopi continues to dominate the Nigerian music scene with his unique sound and streetwise lyrics, and his snippet of Laho is no exception. Known for his lang-heavy rhymes, Pluto-inspired branding, and hypnotic beats, Shallipopi has crafted a style that sets him apart from mainstream Afrobeats.

But Laho is more than just a catchy tune—it's filled with hidden messages, cultural references, and deep street wisdom that many fans might have missed. Let’s break down 10 secret details in Shallipopi’s Laho snippet that make the song even more intriguing.

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1. The Bini Language & Cultural Influence
Shallipopi often incorporates the Bini (Edo) language into his music, and Laho is another example of how he proudly represents his Benin City roots.

- "Dọmwan nọ make é noise wẹẹ evbana" → Roughly translates to "Let no one make noise here", setting the tone for a bold and commanding track.
- "Eri ma ghya wvbe wẹ ẹdo" → Means "That's how we do it in Edo", reinforcing his Edo heritage.

By infusing Bini phrases, Shallipopi adds a raw and authentic touch to his music, making his sound stand out in the Nigerian music industry.

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2. Pluto President Persona
If you’ve been following Shallipopi, you’ll know he calls himself the "President of Pluto"—a concept he introduced in his previous songs.

- Pluto represents his world of hustlers, risk-takers, and street kings—a space where he reigns supreme.
- This persona gives his music a sense of mystery, exclusivity, and street credibility, making fans feel like they’re part of something bigger than just the music.

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3. Football & Mafia References
Shallipopi is known for dropping coded pop culture references, and Laho is no exception:

- Desperado → Could mean an outlaw or a risk-taker, but it’s also a popular drink brand.
- Balotelli → A reference to Mario Balotelli, the rebellious Italian footballer known for his unpredictable moves—just like Shallipopi’s unfiltered and spontaneous style.
- Don Julio → A premium tequila brand, symbolizing luxury, indulgence, and a baller lifestyle.

These references connect Laho to themes of hustling, risk-taking, and living large.

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4. A Hustler’s Anthem About Money
A major theme in Laho is money struggles and financial success.

- "Ni paste aza, Lahọ" → Refers to pasting account details, a slang phrase used when requesting a money transfer.
- "Aza mwẹ dry o, Lahọ" → Suggests that his bank account is dry, a nod to the everyday struggles of hustlers trying to make it big.

Shallipopi frequently references financial ups and downs, making his music relatable to listeners on the grind.

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5. The True Meaning of "Laho"
Many fans assume Laho is just a chant, but it actually has a deeper meaning in the Edo (Bini) language.

- Laho means “please” in Bini.
- In the phrase "Aza mwẹ dry o, Lahọ", Shallipopi could be referencing a time when he was struggling financially, almost like a plea for better days.

This makes Laho not just a vibey track but also a personal reflection of his journey from hustling to success.

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6. The Beat & Production Style
- Laho has a medium-paced Afro-fusion bounce with a BPM of 110, making it danceable but still maintaining a street-hop feel.
- Unlike Amapiano tracks, it features a heavy bassline with no log drums, making it hit hard in clubs and street parties.
- The production keeps a raw and minimalist groove, which allows Shallipopi’s slang-heavy lyrics to take center stage.

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7. Who is "Fayaman"?
- Shallipopi shouts "Fayaman" in the intro, which might confuse some fans.
- Fayaman, also known as Progrex, is actually the producer of the track.
- His production style matches Shallipopi’s lo-fi, bass-heavy, and hypnotic sound, which is key to Laho’s appeal.

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8. The Mysterious "Gunuvbẹ, Shhhhh" Line
One of the most cryptic lines in Laho is:

- "Gunuvbẹ, Shhhhh" → Sounds like a coded street phrase, possibly meaning “stay quiet” or “move in silence”.
- This aligns with Shallipopi’s Pluto philosophy, where real hustlers make moves without making noise.

This is a subtle lesson: Keep your money plans private! 💰

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9. Shallipopi’s Love for Hypnotic Repetition
One reason Shallipopi’s songs go viral so fast is his genius use of repetition:

- He repeats “Laho” multiple times, making it easy to chant and impossible to forget.
- This technique is common in Afrobeats, Amapiano, and Fuji music, creating a trance-like effect that pulls listeners in.
- The crowd chanting “Laho” in the background makes it even more addictive and perfect for live performances.

This is why Shallipopi’s tracks become instant anthems on TikTok and in clubs.

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10. Benin Street Slang & Spirituality
- Shallipopi was born and raised in Benin City, Edo State, and his music often contains hidden street lingo and cultural references.
- Some lines in Laho might have double meanings, known only to those familiar with Benin’s underground culture.
- He also hints at traditional beliefs and street wisdom, making his songs feel even more layered and mysterious.

This makes Shallipopi’s music deeply rooted in his background, while still being catchy enough for a global audience.

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Conclusion
Shallipopi’s Laho is more than just a snippet—it’s a street anthem with deep meanings, hidden slang, and smart production choices. With a bass-heavy beat, coded lyrics, and hypnotic repetition, the song is designed to go viral.

His ability to mix Benin culture, street hustle, and catchy Afrobeats vibes proves why he’s one of Nigeria’s fastest-rising stars. As we wait for the full track to drop, one thing is clear—Shallipopi is keeping the streets on lock. 🚀🔥

Which of these facts surprised you the most? Let us know in the comments!




Watch The Lyric Video Of Laho By Shallipopi And Also It's Translation And Meaning

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_PQLwodNFc

Omor! Let's see how it goes sha

Khaid's latest Afrobeat hit, KUPE featuring the official cover art. Khaid, one of Nigeria’s fastest-rising stars, continues to captivate fans with his unique sound, blending Afrobeat, Coupe Decale, and modern rhythms. Signed under Neville Records by Sydney Talker, Khaid is known for his breakout singles like "With You", "Jolie", and "Carry Me Go" featuring Boy Spyce.

Watch here

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-zz7Og60VS0?si=fC-G4ZYwy732gn6X

Khaid seems to be going on a "sex-related song" trend right now after he dropped Orobo

"Kupe" highlights Khaid’s ability to fuse modern Afrobeat sounds with traditional Coupe Decale influences. With lyrics like "Putting my mental for higher service" and an irresistible hook, this track is bound to become your favorite jam!

Kupe is an afropop track by Khaid that got teased on social media by him on the 9th of December 2024 set to release on the 24th of the same month.

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Kupe Lyrics by Khaid:
[Intro]
Mhmm
Signal!

[Verse 1]
Putting my mental for higher service
Follow me enter, I go show you magic
This e your back side, can i grab it?
After 3 round, I go need serviette

Kaduna babe, she like to put it all in
Awolowo regime, police collecti money
Follow one way, till I reach my journey
Alerti 1k, dorimé dey call me

[Pre-Chorus]
Weytin dey do me Girl, it's like a movie
I would like to touch your booty
Weytin you want, e no fit pass kudi
Baby and louis

Ah! Oh, bebe
This your yansh dey scatter my moody
I no know weytin dey worry me truly
But i go dance till you open the coochie
Kasala Fuji

[Chorus]
Kupe, kupe, kupe, kupe, kupe, kupe
Oya, bend am
Kupe, kupe, kupe, kupe, kupe, kupe
Oya, whine am

Kupe, kupe, kupe, kupe, kupe, kupe
Oya, bend am
Kupe, kupe, kupe, kupe, kupe, kupe
Oya, whine am

[Post-Chorus]
Kai! Mtss
Darallah maigida


This is the cover art of "KUPE" by Khaid

On November 1, 2024, Sola X, the talented musician known for his unique style and dedication to the music scene, was invited to co-host the Song of the Year event by Delta Rainbow Television in Warri.

This event, hosted by DBS/Delta Rainbow Television In Warri, celebrated some of the best talent in the music industry, bringing together artists and fans for an unforgettable night of performances and recognition. Sola X’s role as a co-judge added a fresh perspective, bringing his experience and passion for music to the spotlight.

#warri #Sola_X #thevoice #nigeria