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Breaking news: The renowned rapper, who recently packed the O2 Indigo, announced on his Twitter platform that in addition to his world and regional tour this year, he will be embarking on a tour of tertiary institutions and high schools. I want to connect with the youth and preach an impactful message. Wanna give out exercise books/ Note books/Pens / Bins..etc reps should contact: 0530210439 Beyond Kontrol Sanitation Tour…✍️

Danita Akosua Adomaah, also known as Afronita, has passionately appealed to the government to provide assistance to her dance academy, stressing the significance of nurturing talent and offering opportunities to underprivileged youth. Afronita, who gained widespread recognition alongside her protege Abigail after their captivating performance on Britain’s Got Talent, highlighted the need for governmental support in funding her school, especially to enable her to train disadvantaged street children who lack access to formal dance education. Grateful for any form of support, Afronita expressed her appreciation, stating, "I would be grateful for any way the government can support me… I have recently established my dance school for children, so if the government could offer assistance, I would be able to train street kids who cannot afford access to my dance school." In an encouraging development, Afronita was invited by the Minister-designate for Tourism, Arts, and Cultur...

Dremo, a Nigerian artist renowned for his adept lyricism and adaptable musical style, has made significant strides in the music industry. He is affiliated with DMW (Davido Music Worldwide), a record label owned by the acclaimed Nigerian artist Davido. Through his numerous singles and projects, Dremo has demonstrated his proficiency not only as a rapper but also as a vocalist. His collaborations with artists from both within and outside Nigeria have further cemented his status as an emerging figure in the vibrant landscape of African hip-hop.

Ghanaian rap luminary Sarkodie has gracefully addressed a diss track from Nigerian rapper Dremo, recognizing the younger artist's talent while reaffirming his own position in the rap scene. Dremo's track, which contained explicit references to Sarkodie, was released following Sarkodie's own track "BRAG," where he named Kendrick and J. Cole as his only competition, sparking discussions on social media. However, rather than engaging in a tit-for-tat exchange, Sarkodie opted for a composed response to Dremo's track. In a tweet, he acknowledged Dremo's skill as a rapper, stating, "He's got potential." Sarkodie's reaction showcases his confidence in his craft and his respect for fellow artists. Instead of getting embroiled in petty feuds, he chose to maintain focus on his music and rise above the drama. This isn't the first time Sarkodie has faced criticism or been targeted by diss tracks. Throughout his career, he's encount...

The feud transcended mere lyrical exchanges, creating a significant economic ripple effect on the masses. From the outset, streaming services witnessed a surge in activity, particularly on YouTube where five out of the eight tracks released by the rival artists amassed an impressive 137 million views collectively. The standout track, 'Not Like Us,' shattered a Spotify record previously held by Drake himself. ChartData reported that the fiery diss track set a new record for the largest single-day streams of a rap song, garnering 12 million streams on its debut day alone, and currently boasting over 30 million plays on YouTube. Kendrick Lamar made an unprecedented move by waiving YouTube copyright claims on his tracks, allowing content creators to feature his music without fear of demonetization, further fueling engagement across various platforms like TikTok. Additionally, Metro Boomin, an acclaimed sound engineer and producer, provided an opportunity for underground...

The event occurred in the early hours of Tuesday morning, around 2 o'clock local time, near the intersection of Bayview Avenue and Lawrence Avenue within the affluent Bridle Path neighborhood. A security guard stationed outside the property gates sustained severe injuries and was rushed to the hospital with life-threatening wounds. According to authorities, the perpetrator fled the scene in a vehicle. While Drake, a five-time Grammy award winner and Toronto native, escaped unharmed, his security team confirmed he was safe. However, police couldn't confirm whether Drake was present during the attack, although they affirmed ongoing cooperation with his team. The reason behind the shooting remains unclear, and investigations are ongoing. Initial reports suggest the guard was targeted in a drive-by shooting, sustaining a gunshot wound to the upper chest. He was found unconscious and underwent immediate surgery upon arrival at the hospital.   The incident coincides wi...

Entertainment pundit Arnold Asamoah-Baidoo has expressed confidence in Dancehall artiste Shatta Wale’s ability to fill the O2 Arena for   a  concert.  While acknowledging Shatta Wale’s substantial fan base in the UK and other global locations, Arnold emphasized that achieving a sold-out O2 Arena requires more than just popularity.    According to him, Shatta Wale must collaborate with the right promoters, including Live Nation, to make this feat possible. He also highlighted the importance of Shatta Wale’s management team proving his worth and ability to potential promoters. This discussion follows rapper Medikal’s successful sold out concert at the O2 Arena on 3rd of May, where Shatta Wale and other artists delivered captivating performances