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Best New Music: Falz holds up a mirror against the Nigerian society on “Hypocrite”
"Everybody is a motherf**king hypocrite"
Watch the music video for “Double Homicide” by LadiPoe and Ghost SDC
His second music video off his 'T.A.P (Talk About Poe)' album
Roc Nation rapper, Casanova, perfects his gritty vision in Nigeria for his “2AM” music video
Featuring Davido, Tory Lanez and some shots of Shitta,
Watch Falz’s “Moral Instruction: The Curriculum”, the short film for his new album
Highlighting the severity of his message with black and
DRB channel Mafioso rap for new single, “Necessary”, featuring Odunsi
Celebrating the many rewards of the fast
Yomi Blaze and Picazzo are living the Nigerian dream in their new music videos, “Ika” and “Macaroni”
Their edgy imagery matches the intensity they brought on their
Essentials: PatricKxxLee’s ‘Nowhere Child’
Creates a tense Rock inspired trap soundscape where his angst rap feels right at
Sess’ “Original Gangster” featuring Adekunle Gold and Reminisce gets a music video
Directed by "King of Boys" director, Kemi
VyneTheRappertainer is done wallowing in pain on his new single, “Can’t Wait”
The happy pill the doctor
Watch the video for “Revival”, off of LadiPoe’s ‘Talk About Poe’
Throwing shots at competition and appreciating loyal
See the tragic story of the harsh reality of the street life in Superwozzy’s “The Cops The Youth The Country” music video
Presented like a damning evidence to bury SARS for
Watch M.anifest and Kwesi Arthur bask in the sunlight for their “Feels” music video
Set at a skating ring
Boogey and CHx release ‘Never Enough’, a 6-track mixtape
Explores his thoughts on how much the world needs
PatricKxxLee and Straffitti’s “Loose” is a mosh pit-inducing battle cry
This is one venue security will dread
Runtown’s rebranding and how hip-hop is proof of Afropop’s evolution
Watch the video for Runtown and Nasty C's "No
The Shuffle: Remembering M.I’s “Super Human” featuring Late South African legend, HHP
In memory of Hip Hop Pantsula,
Sarkodie features La Meme Gang on new single, “Homicide”
A ghostly rap song fitting of the spooky month of October
