Big Brother Naija Season 5 finalist, Victoria “Vee” Adeyele took to her Twitter account to assure fans on plans to drop new music in the nearest future, stating reasons for her absence and why she does not promote her old songs.

She starts the tweet by admitting: “I’ve matured so much musically, emotionally, mentally & spiritually.” Continuing, she goes: “And so I’ve moved on from the songs I released previously. Just in case you’re curious as to why I don’t promote my old songs. I’ve simply moved on.”

Finally she notes: “New sounds coming soon though.” Although not specifying on when fans should expect the drop, she gives off hints on plans to drop her debut set of songs since leaving the Big Brother house.

I’ve matured so much musically, emotionally, mentally & spiritually. And so I’ve moved on from the songs I released previously. Just in case you’re curious as to why I don’t promote my old songs. I’ve simply moved on. New sounds coming soon though ❤️

— Vee 🔥 (@veeiye) November 23, 2020

The 2020 American Music Awards (AMAs) took place in Los Angeles, California in spectacular version bringing electrifying performances, glitz and glamour of celebrity lifestyle, unguessable but favourable surprises and of course winners of awards all in one night to the world of pop culture yesterday night.

The night will be one for the books for pop star, Taylor Swift as she becomes first artiste to win a breathtaking 32 AMAs, including the 3 she won for the night, seeing her take home the most precious Artist of the Year award.

The Weeknd, Justin Bieber and Duo, Dan + Shay also saw themselves receive 3 awards each. Record setting and groundbreaking artistes, all the way from Asia, BTS, continue to exercise dominance over 2020 music chart by gathering 2 wins, alongside Nicki Minaj, Latin act – Bad Bunny and recipient of New Artist of the Year – Doja Cat.

The show was hosted by decorated actor, Taraji P. Henson and graced with brilliant performances by rap icon – Nelly, Justin Bieber, The Weeknd, Dua Lipa, Megan Thee Stallion, Billie Ellish, Jennifer Lopez and Maluma among a wide array of celebrities.

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The full list of winners:

Artist of the Year:
Taylor Swift

New Artist of the Year:
Doja Cat

Collaboration of the Year:
Dan + Shay with Justin Bieber – “10,000 Hours”

Favorite Social Artist:
BTS

Favorite Music Video:
Taylor Swift – “cardigan”

Favorite Male Artist – Pop/Rock:
Justin Bieber

Favorite Female Artist – Pop/Rock:
Taylor Swift

Favorite Duo of Group – Pop/Rock:
BTS

Favorite Album – Pop/Rock:
Harry Styles – “Fine Line”

Favorite Song – Pop/Rock:
Dua Lipa – “Don’t Start Now”

Favorite Male Artist – Country:
Kane Brown

Favorite Female Artist – Country:
Maren Morris

Favorite Duo of Group – Country:
Dan + Shay

Favorite Album – Country:
Blake Shelton – “Fully Loaded: God’s Country”

Favorite Song – Country:
Dan + Shay with Justin Bieber – “10,000 Hours”

Favorite Male Artist – Rap/Hip Hop:
Juice WRLD

Favorite Female Artist – Rap/Hip Hop:
Nicki Minaj

Favorite Album – Rap/Hip Hop:
Roddy Ricch – “Please Excuse Me For Being Antisocial”

Favorite Song – Rap/Hip Hop:
Cardi B ft. Megan Thee Stallion – “WAP”

Favorite Male Artist – Soul/R&B:
The Weeknd

Favorite Female Artist – Soul/R&B:
Doja Cat

Favorite Album – Soul/R&B:
The Weeknd – “After Hours”

Favorite Song – Soul/R&B:
The Weeknd – “Heartless”

Favorite Male Artist – Latin:
Bad Bunny

Favorite Female Artist – Latin:
Becky G

Favorite Album – Latin:
Bad Bunny – “YHLQMDLG”

Favorite Song – Latin:
KAROL G & Nicki Minaj – “Tusa”

Favorite Artist – Alternative Rock:
Twenty One Pilots

Favorite Artist – Adult Contemporary:
Jonas Brothers

Favorite Artist – Contemporary Inspirational:
Lauren Daigle

Favorite Artist – Electronic Dance Music (EDM):
Lady Gaga

Favorite Soundtrack:
Birds of Prey: The Album

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The African Giant, Damini “Burna Boy” Ogulu unremitting reign as one of the most streamed Nigerian (and at large, African) musician gets validated once again, this time around by Spotify.

In August, during the wake of his most recent album, “Twice As Tall”, he achieved the record of first African musician to garner 14 million monthly streams on the music streaming platform, Spotify.

Odogwu does not seem to take a break from setting records, as he has set yet another one, becoming the first Nigerian act to have all five albums cross the 10 million streams mark.

All 5 Burna Boy albums have now crossed the 10 MILLION streams mark on Spotify.

— He becomes the first ever Nigerian act to achieve this with that much projects. pic.twitter.com/wRLHlxpEc3

— 𝗔𝗟𝝗𝗨𝝡 𝝩𝗔𝗟𝝟𝗦📀 (@AlbumTalksHQ) November 23, 2020

The five albums are: “Living an Impact For Eternity (L.I.F.E)” [2013], “On A Spaceship” (2015), “Outside” (2018), “African Giant” (2019) and “Twice As Tall” (2020).

His closest competition in this regard is Wizkid but unlike Burna, Wizkid only has 4 studio albums and yes, all 4 of them have passed 10 million streams.