MEAT PIE

Episode 41 of the But What Do I Know podcast, hosted by Netta Entertainment, titled "MEAT PIE" was published on October 30, 2025 and runs 66 minutes.

October 30, 2025 ·66m · But What Do I Know

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Summary

Yung Miami says Tyla’s Chanel ripped off her unreleased song she played for herTyla is having an incredible 2025 runDavido doing a Nigerian tour is a big win for the cultureMAVO’s verse on CKay’s Body might be weak, but the song will still popBlaqbonez’s No Excuses is easily a top 5 album this yearThere’s too much music dropping to truly appreciate the good ones, in another era, they’d probably be classicsBuju isn’t great at concerts, he performs better in intimate live sessionsAsake’s NPR Tiny Desk was good, but we’ve seen better performances from others in the cultureFIDO’s issues with his marketing team slowed down his riseBOJ should be way bigger than he currently isYoung Jonn’s Cash Flow didn’t live up to its potentialYoung Jonn needs to switch it up, his recent songs all sound alikeJoeboy nails his rollouts, but the songs don’t stickZERRY DL’s drops this year haven’t impressedZERRY DL won’t make it to Next RatedShallipopi’s HIM didn’t live up to the hypeZlatan’s not an album artist and that’s okayGospel artists shouldn't collaborate with secular artistsSouth Gidi is a fire release and Abangani stands out as the best of the threeFive songs that’ll dominate December 2025

Episode Description

Yung Miami says Tyla’s Chanel ripped off her unreleased song she played for her
Tyla is having an incredible 2025 run
Davido doing a Nigerian tour is a big win for the culture
MAVO’s verse on CKay’s Body might be weak, but the song will still pop
Blaqbonez’s No Excuses is easily a top 5 album this year
There’s too much music dropping to truly appreciate the good ones, in another era, they’d probably be classics
Buju isn’t great at concerts, he performs better in intimate live sessions
Asake’s NPR Tiny Desk was good, but we’ve seen better performances from others in the culture
FIDO’s issues with his marketing team slowed down his rise
BOJ should be way bigger than he currently is
Young Jonn’s Cash Flow didn’t live up to its potential
Young Jonn needs to switch it up, his recent songs all sound alike
Joeboy nails his rollouts, but the songs don’t stick
ZERRY DL’s drops this year haven’t impressed
ZERRY DL won’t make it to Next Rated
Shallipopi’s HIM didn’t live up to the hype
Zlatan’s not an album artist and that’s okay
Gospel artists shouldn't collaborate with secular artists
South Gidi is a fire release and Abangani stands out as the best of the three
Five songs that’ll dominate December 2025

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