The Nigerian music industry is abuzz with excitement as Davido, the talented artiste behind chart-topping hits such as “Fall” and “If”, has boldly proclaimed himself as the rightful owner of the coveted title “King of Afrobeats” bestowed upon him by Forbes.
Fans and critics alike are eagerly anticipating his next move as he continues to dominate the music scene with his unique sound and undeniable talent.Information Guide Nigeria
The rising star passionately contends that his meteoric rise to fame is no mere coincidence, as he has long harboured a fervent desire to see the afrobeats genre gain widespread recognition in the Western hemisphere.
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Afrobeats sensation Davido has boldly declared himself as one of the pioneering musicians in the genre to secure a deal with a major international record label.JAMB Result
During a recent sit-down with Billboard News, the question was posed to him regarding his reaction to being bestowed with the illustrious title of “King of Afrobeat” by none other than Forbes.
Davido said:
“I mean, it’s true. I have lived in both places; I have lived in America. I went to school right here too, in Alabama. I was always spreading the gospel of African culture; the food, fashion.
“So, when it was time to do music, my dream was always the crossover; ‘When will that crossover happen?’ And you know, I was one of the first to get signed by a major label.”NYSC Portal
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