• Elon Musk Boys (&Girls): Renewed Hope & Art As Commodity (31)

  • Jun 1 2023
  • Length: 1 hr and 20 mins
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Elon Musk Boys (&Girls): Renewed Hope & Art As Commodity (31)

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  • Afropop's most dynamic duo, Djaji Prime & The Bamyy return for another jam packed edition of the show. In this edition they breakdown new releases from Joeboy, Nonso Amadi & others, examine the "Yahoo" connections on Elon Musk boys, discuss art as a commodity following coronation and inauguration performances from Tiwa Savage & Buju/ BNXN respectively, and much more!


    Cover artist: JHus & Shallipopi


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    Timestamps

    0:00 - Intro

    3:31 - Teni's "No Days Off"

    5:27 - J Hus Album Coming?

    7:30 - Blaqbonez & Ludacris

    11:51 - Joeboy Album

    14:37 - Nonso Amadi "When It Blooms" Overview

    17:43 - Wande Coal Legend/ No Legend Review

    25:00 - Is "Elon Musk Boys" About Yahoo?

    30:12 - Utopia Soon?

    31:05 - Taylor Swift/ Ice Spice Drama

    34:56 - Tina Turner & Abusive Lyrics

    39:08 - Should Artists Have A Sensitivity Coach?

    48:45 - Seyi Vibez v Asake (Again)

    57:49 - Tinubu Inauguration Concert (Renewed Hope)

    1:01:15 - Tiwa Savage's Coronation Performance/ Art As a Commodity

    1:09:02 - AMVCA Controversy

    1:12:17 - The Wav Polls (Tems v Tiwa Savage)


    Cover art designed by Djaji Prime & Shina Ladipo


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