Open Bareta

Episode 11 of the But What Do I Know podcast, hosted by Netta Entertainment, titled "Open Bareta " was published on July 3, 2024 and runs 78 minutes.

July 3, 2024 ·78m · But What Do I Know

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Summary

- Does Victony have the Album of the year? - Burna Boy makes history as the first African artist to sell the London Stadium for a second time and brings Afrobeats artists with him - Was Buju shading Mavin records? - Why's Odunsi always judged relatively by the success of Rare? - Top 3 Alte Classic albums - Dapper artists dropping a lot of music from their artists at the same time - Did Olamide just drop one of the best projects this year with Ikigai Vol 1? - Fireboy DML is on a run silencing his haters - Portable disses Zlatan on new song - Rema is gearing up for a new run with Benin Boys and the released snippet - Don Jazzy and Skibii Open Bareta has terrible lyrics - Smada doesn't have the rep to pull off what he intends to do with bomb - Is it true writers struggle to be their own artists? - Burna Boy is about to go on a new run with new music, features and a supposed homecoming festival - Is Lyta not too talented for the level he's at

Episode Description

- Does Victony have the Album of the year?

- Burna Boy makes history as the first African artist to sell the London Stadium for a second time and brings Afrobeats artists with him

- Was Buju shading Mavin records?

- Why's Odunsi always judged relatively by the success of Rare?

- Top 3 Alte Classic albums

- Dapper artists dropping a lot of music from their artists at the same time

- Did Olamide just drop one of the best projects this year with Ikigai Vol 1?

- Fireboy DML is on a run silencing his haters

- Portable disses Zlatan on new song

- Rema is gearing up for a new run with Benin Boys and the released snippet

- Don Jazzy and Skibii Open Bareta has terrible lyrics

- Smada doesn't have the rep to pull off what he intends to do with bomb

- Is it true writers struggle to be their own artists?

- Burna Boy is about to go on a new run with new music, features and a supposed homecoming festival

- Is Lyta not too talented for the level he's at

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