GLACIER BOY feat. Itunu

<p>On this new episode, we&#39;re unpacking some of the biggest talking points in Afrobeats alongside our guest Itunu. </p><p>We discuss whether Davido&#39;s Oriade has classic potential, why Victony&#39;s SLICK is dominating the conversation, and if Fave can truly compete with Ayra Starr in a hits battle. </p><p>We also talk about Tems&#39; historic Diamond certification, the Headies taking place in Toronto, Fireboy&#39;s strength as an album artist, Wande Coal&#39;s legacy, CKay&#39;s need for a new direction, the state of Nigerian rap, MI Abaga&#39;s next chapter, and much more.</p><p>If you love honest conversations about the music, the artists, and the culture shaping Afrobeats, this episode is for you.</p><p>Some Key topics </p><ul><li><strong>Davido’s </strong><em><strong>Oriade</strong></em><strong> has all the makings of a classic</strong></li><li><strong>Victony’s </strong><em><strong>SLICK</strong></em><strong> is the hottest song in Nigeria right now</strong></li><li><strong>The Headies being held in Toronto just doesn’t make sense</strong></li><li><strong>Tems becomes the first African female artist with a Diamond certified song in the U.S.</strong></li><li><strong>Tyla keeps adding fuel to the Ayra Starr comparisons</strong></li><li><strong>Can Fave really go head-to-head with Ayra Starr in a hits versus?</strong></li><li><strong>Does a classic album need a classic title?</strong></li><li><strong>Fireboy DML is one of Afrobeats’ best album artists</strong></li><li><strong>Wande Coal and Wizkid haven’t made a great song together since </strong><em><strong>Superstar</strong></em></li><li><strong>Fave deserves far more recognition than she gets</strong></li><li><strong>CKay desperately needs to reinvent his sound</strong></li><li><strong>Nigerians still don’t embrace Nigerian rap enough</strong></li><li><strong>Mr Eazi might have another hit on his hands with </strong><em><strong>Lambo</strong></em></li><li><strong>Wande Coal made one of Afrobeats’ greatest albums but is he really an album artist?</strong></li><li><strong>MI should be doing more legacy concerts and dropping new music not podcasts and interviews</strong></li><li><strong>Do women make relatable Nigerian music?</strong></li><li><strong>Ladipoe’s first Mavin album is a solid debut</strong></li><li><strong>Show Dem Camp have longevity, but they’ve never gone mainstream</strong></li><li><strong>Teni should tap into hip-hop more often</strong></li><li><strong>Shakira and Burna Boy’s </strong><em><strong>Dai Dai</strong></em><strong> became the soundtrack of the 2026 World Cup</strong></li></ul>