The newest member of the SMD crew, Iyanya, finally drops the official music video of his music collaboration with Don Jazzy and Dr. Sid, “Up To Something”. The much anticipated music video has long been applauded by his fans on social media. The video was made by Phamous Philms and is currently number 16 trending on Youtube.
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Nigerian ace singer/ artist, 2Baba, drops the official music video to his song, “Hate What You Do To Me” and it is definitely taking over screens.
Although the song dropped with his “Ascension” album back in 2014, it feels brand new and buttresses the timelessness of the legend’s music.
Popular Kannywood actress Rahama Sadau has apologised for causing offense by hugging and cuddling rap star Classiq in a video, but says that “innocuous touching with other people in my work is inevitable”.
This is her first comment since she was banned from the Hausa-language film industry, Kannywood, by the main actors’ body, Motion Pictures Practitioners Association of Nigeria (MOPPAN), for her “immoral” behaviour.
In a tweet, she said:
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— Rahama Sadau ? (@Rahma_sadau) October 4, 2016
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A famous Nigerian actress, Rahama Sadau, has been expelled by the Hausa indigenous film industry known as Kannywood, after she featured in a music video which they say was “immoral”.
The Kannywood star appeared in the video with popular singer, Classiq, in a song titled I Love You.
In the film you can see her being hugged by Classiq.
The statement from the Motion Pictures Practitioners Association of Nigeria (Moppan) says that Ms Sadau was “hugging and cuddling the music artist” in clear violation of code of the conduct “known to all practitioners”.
It goes on to say that the body would not tolerate behaviour that goes against the conduct and ethics governing the industry.
The statement also says that they hope the expulsion would serve as a “deterrent for other actors and actresses” and urged them to be ambassadors of the society they represent.
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After releasing her new song “The Greatest” with Kendrick Lamar on Monday, the singer released an accompanying music video starring her favorite dancer, Maddie Ziegler — and this time, the 13-year-old had backup.
Featuring 49 dancers in total, “The Greatest” is reportedly a tribute to the 49 victims of the horrific Orlando shooting at Pulse nightclub earlier this summer. In the beginning of the video, the text “#WeAreYourChildren” flashes on the screen before Maddie uses her fingers to paint rainbows on her face. What follows is five minutes of gorgeous and emotional dancing, including a heartbreaking ending where all 49 dancers appear to shake in place before falling to the ground, revealing a wall with bullet holes in it.
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This happens to be the first African Music video to be premiered on Tidal. The song is titled “Boss” and the proud Boss shared his excitement on Instagram.
See his post below:
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Strange right??? But yes, Kim Kardashian has a recorded MUSIC VIDEO aside her famous sex tape. Bet many of you did not know. Now you know, Kim K tried singing…
The song is titled “Turn it Up”, which was produced in American R & B singer’s studio, The Dream, who also sang alongside with her.
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