The BIG 3 feat. KONTENT SENSEI

<p>On this episode, we’re joined by <strong>Kontent Sensei</strong> for a packed conversation covering some of the biggest talking points in the culture right now.</p><p>We debate the idea of removing someone from the Big 3, discuss the next generation Big 3 conversation involving Tems, Asake, Rema and Ayra Starr, and break down recent releases from Wizkid, DJ Tunez, BNXN &amp; Sarz, Olamide, and more.</p><p>We also get into artist momentum, branding, scandals, rollout strategies, and the changing landscape of Afrobeats today.</p><ul><li><strong>If one person had to leave the Big 3, it definitely can’t be Davido</strong></li><li><strong>Tems, Asake, Rema &amp; Ayra Starr, who misses out on the new Big 3?</strong></li><li><strong>Seyi Vibez taking shots at Adekunle Gold caught people off guard</strong></li><li><strong>Does Chike’s career take a hit from the recent scandal?</strong></li><li><strong>Kizz Daniel planning two albums in 2026 sounds ambitious</strong></li><li><strong>DJ Tunez &amp; Wizkid’s </strong><em><strong>State of Mind</strong></em><strong> didn’t hit like people expected</strong></li><li><strong>Does Wizkid need to start dropping singles without DJ Tunez?</strong></li><li><strong>What’s actually Asake’s biggest song?</strong></li><li><strong>The BNXN &amp; Sarz tape is good, but the title promised more</strong></li><li><strong>Rybeena might actually be bigger than TML Vibez right now</strong></li><li><strong>Is TML Vibez underrated?</strong></li><li><strong>Olamide’s </strong><em><strong>Rock Me Gentle</strong></em><strong> might be a rare miss</strong></li><li><strong>Falz’s </strong><em><strong>Omoge</strong></em><strong> quietly picked up momentum on social media</strong></li><li><strong>Stylized artist names make music harder to discover</strong></li><li><strong>Adekunle Gold’s </strong><em><strong>Fuji XTRA</strong></em><strong> elevated the original concept</strong></li><li><strong>Seyi Vibez’s </strong><em><strong>Fuji Moto</strong></em><strong> came and went too quickly</strong></li><li><strong>Smur Lee’s </strong><em><strong>Afghanistan</strong></em><strong> album feels too one-dimensional</strong></li><li><strong>BKAY EASTGAAD and Blaqbonez linking up was longoverdue</strong></li></ul>