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EPISODE · Jun 2, 2026 · 1H 3M

CHANEL

from But What Do I Know · host Netta Entertainment

On this episode, we break down some of the biggest conversations in Afrobeats right now.From the Blaqbonez and Odumodu situation, to the rapid rise of CHANEL, BET nominations, and the debate around whether Nigerian artists should be more vocal about the state of the country. We also compare Asake’s M$NEY and Omah Lay’s Clarity of Mind, discuss Qing Madi’s latest EP, and look at the current trajectories of artists like CKay, FOLA, Boy Spyce, Kunmie, and Zerry DL.A packed episode full of strong takes, music debates, and culture conversations.Tap in.Did Odumodu drop Motion Sickness to stop Blaqbonez’s momentum?Blaqbonez’s CHANEL became one of the biggest songs of the year in just daysShould Nigerian artists speak up more about the state of the country?After Adekunle Gold, Seyi Vibez now turns his attention to attack Zlatan onlineAsake’s M$NEY is easier to revisit than Omah Lay’s Clarity of MindBET nominations are in: Tems, Tyla, Burna, Wizkid and Asake lead the conversationTiwa Savage looks like she’s searching for a hit songIs Kunmie the new face of Nigerian R&B?Does a FOLA feature still hit the way it did last year?The Uzama brothers need to drop the joint project alreadyOdumodu’s Motion Sickness is great but sounds a lot like They Love MeQing Madi’s new EP is loaded with quality and standout featuresAsake linking up with Uncle Waffles for tour makes perfect senseBoy Spyce gets more hate than his music deservesVictony’s Fresh is finally on the way after months of anticipationCKay’s music feels more watered down with every releaseThere’s nothing exciting about Zerry DL’s music right nowEEskay and Erigga’s joint project could be one to watch

On this episode, we break down some of the biggest conversations in Afrobeats right now.From the Blaqbonez and Odumodu situation, to the rapid rise of CHANEL, BET nominations, and the debate around whether Nigerian artists should be more vocal about the state of the country. We also compare Asake’s M$NEY and Omah Lay’s Clarity of Mind, discuss Qing Madi’s latest EP, and look at the current trajectories of artists like CKay, FOLA, Boy Spyce, Kunmie, and Zerry DL.A packed episode full of strong takes, music debates, and culture conversations.Tap in.Did Odumodu drop Motion Sickness to stop Blaqbonez’s momentum?Blaqbonez’s CHANEL became one of the biggest songs of the year in just daysShould Nigerian artists speak up more about the state of the country?After Adekunle Gold, Seyi Vibez now turns his attention to attack Zlatan onlineAsake’s M$NEY is easier to revisit than Omah Lay’s Clarity of MindBET nominations are in: Tems, Tyla, Burna, Wizkid and Asake lead the conversationTiwa Savage looks like she’s searching for a hit songIs Kunmie the new face of Nigerian R&B?Does a FOLA feature still hit the way it did last year?The Uzama brothers need to drop the joint project alreadyOdumodu’s Motion Sickness is great but sounds a lot like They Love MeQing Madi’s new EP is loaded with quality and standout featuresAsake linking up with Uncle Waffles for tour makes perfect senseBoy Spyce gets more hate than his music deservesVictony’s Fresh is finally on the way after months of anticipationCKay’s music feels more watered down with every releaseThere’s nothing exciting about Zerry DL’s music right nowEEskay and Erigga’s joint project could be one to watch

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