Dagbana Replubik artiste, “Fine boy” Bella Shmurda releases artwork and the month of release pertaining to the follow-up to 2020 groundbreaking successful Extended Play (EP), “High Tension”, as he is set to release the part two, tagged—High Tension 2.0.

No further detail is known regarding the rollout of High Tension 2.0 as to whether it will also be an EP or go all out to feature as a Long Play (LP) or album. Bella Shmurda announced in form of a written poetry:

There are people who are born to shine. Stars, you cannot dim their light.
No matter what happens, no matter what life throws at them
They stand tall, they chase the bag.
They continue to break stereotypes, they break standards.
Successful people equal High Tension.
As lightening is forever due to strike, they will do whatever it takes for them to shine.

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The first version to “High Tension” released last year churned out hits including “Vision 2020” (featuring Olamide), “Sho Mo Mi”, “Liqour” among others while Bella Shmurda’s been having an eventful 2020 with the release of “Rush” and “World”.

It was a rainy cool day (at least in most part of the country) until a video surfaced online via popular media head and influencer, Tunde Ednut’s page of female Nigerian singers, Tiwa Savage and Seyi Shay in a very heated argument over what seems to be a matter of disrespect coming from the latter.

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From the video embedded above, it’s obvious that “Mummy Jam Jam” Tiwa Savage felt slighted in the manner of approach Seyi Shay tried using in greeting her. Although it wasn’t recorded, it appeared Seyi Shay had walked up to Tiwa Savage in a bid to exchange pleasantries, even saying “Hi” in the process but Tiwa was not having it; immediately ceasing the moment to call out her fellow Nigerian artiste for disrespecting her via her (i.e Seyi Shay’s) music and in many interviews.

“You say you be my sister but you wan collect my lover / You be deceiver, olofofo heart-robber / Na why I no dey f–k with you anymore / I no dey die for you anymore / You know I’m not savage, I dey pay my bills” were Sheyi Shay’s exact lyrics in a song she released some years back, in which she covered Kizz Daniel’s “Fvck You”, apparently calling out Tiwa Savage for trying to “collect [her] lover” even name-dropping Tiwa’s maiden last name—Savage—and ex-husband, Tee Billz.

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That might have been the root cause of the rift between Tiwa and Seyi at the salon which turned into all sorts of name calling and slut-shaming from both parties as can be seen from the video embedded below.

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Temilade Openiyi, popularly called Tems has bagged a nomination in the category for Viewer’s Choice: Best New International Act at the forthcoming BET Awards 2021.

Tems released her first single in 2018 with her first EP, “For Broken Ears” arriving in the second-half of 2020 but her big break on the international scene came through Wizkid featuring her on “Essence” from his recent album, “Made In Lagos” for which video has been shot and it is easily one the fans favourite.

Tems is nominated in the Viewer’s Choice: Best New International Act category alongside stars who got their major music break in 2020 like Arlo Parks and Bree Runway from the United Kingdom, Elaine (South Africa) amongst others in a female-studded group with the only male nominee being Bramsito from France.

We are thrilled to announce this year’s Viewer’s Choice: Best New International Act Nominees. Go to @BET_INTL to cast your vote. @arloparks  (UK)@BramsitoB7 (France)@breerunway  (UK)
Elaine (SA)@mcdricka13 (Brazil)@ronisia_mds (France)@temsbaby  (Nigeria)#BETAwards pic.twitter.com/JMUMatr26m

— BET Africa (@BET_Africa) June 7, 2021

You can catch the BET Awards on June 28th, 1 AM WAT on BET channel 129 on Multichoice’s DSTV.