• We Told Them: Burna Boy, Ruger & Tekno New Album Reviews [37]

  • Sep 6 2023
  • Length: 37 mins
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We Told Them: Burna Boy, Ruger & Tekno New Album Reviews [37]

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  • With Burna Boy's international marketing for new album "I Told Them", Djaji Prime & The Bamyy examine his narrative of feeling underappreciated by Nigerians, what "I Told Them" sounds like and whether Burna is a good Nigerian Ambassador. They also discuss new albums from Ruger & Tekno, Jonzing World's new album, and much more.

    Cover artist: Burna Boy

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    Timestamps

    0:00 - Intro/ Preview


    3:12 - Burna's "I Told Them" Album Review


    5:33 - Seyi Vibez & Burna's "Giza"


    6:25 - Is "I Told Them" Outstanding?


    10:27 - Burna's Theme of Feeling Unappreciated


    12:23 - Reaction To Burna's Rollout Narrative


    14:21 - Does Afrobeats Lack Substance?


    17:17 - Is Burna A Good Nigerian Ambassador?


    19:39 - Joe Budden Calls Out Burna Boy Over Listening Party


    24:41 - Will Burna Boy Hit Billboard Charts?


    25:45 - First Thoughts On "Ruger's Ru The World"


    27:32 - Tekno "The More The Better" Album Review


    28:21 - Initial Numbers From "I Told Them"


    30:08 - Godzilla, Jonzing World's New Artiste


    31:07 - Candy Bleakz Calls Out Bloody CIV Over Headies Nod


    33:42 - Is Asake A Copycat?


    Cover art designed by Djaji Prime & Shina Ladipo

    Production & Distribution: VISIONARY STUDIOS

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