Very well known music producer, Pheelz aka Pheelz on the beat held an interactive session with fans in form of question and answer on his Twitter page through which fans can get to know him better using the hashtag – #Askpheelz.

Pheelz who is mostly known for his production credits on various YBNL boss’s songs, Olamide and his very catchy producer tag ryhtm and cool and young (quite misplaced for riddim makulayor) also has production credits for various top Nigerian artistes like Adekunle Gold, Vector, Fireboy DML, DRB Lasgidi etc. got questioned on various subjects by fans, one of which was: “what’s your favourite production so far?”

Pheelz response was so unexpected, he said: “My Ep !!! Next year will be really interesting”

My Ep !!! Next year will be really interesting 🔒🤘🏾 #Askpheelz https://t.co/Fksw9OlfdM

— Pheelz (@Pheelzonthebeat) November 25, 2020

In other Pheelz related news, he revealed in the Q&A held that he and BBN’s winner, Laycon, have songs together, even posting a photo of them together in the studio.

You were saying ?🤘🏾 #Rii #Askpheelz https://t.co/AQfSjgcscX pic.twitter.com/OkzwwhvlOT

— Pheelz (@Pheelzonthebeat) November 25, 2020

Laycon’s “HipHop” hit single off his “Who is Laycon” EP has officially been released. Laycon once again gives his fans, ‘Icons’, another reason to be vibrant and full of energy.

The video is set in a very celebratory mood, a party-esque ambience radiates from the video. The bromance between Laycon and Neo continues as Neo makes a cameo appearance in the music video.

“HipHop” is directed by ‘Boy wonder’, TG Omori who also made a cameo appearance while the song is produced by Echo the Guru and features Deshinor who supplies a nice chorus to the song with his brilliant voice.

Laycon is signed to Fierce Entertainment.

R&B and Pop Superstar, The Weeknd aired out his annoyance and disgust over being snubbed by the Recording Academy Grammy Awards 2021.

Abel Tesfaye aka The Weeknd released one of the most (if not the most) acclaimed albums of 2020 in “After Hours” and had singles “Blinding Lights”, “Heartless”, “In Your Eyes”, “Alone”, “Too Late” off the album to notion the claim for Album of the Year and Song of the Year category.

With the way he dominated the Billboard charts in 2020, he well should have been in contention for Artist of the Year also he released crisp videos which could have been in line for the Video of the Year category but the organizers of the Grammy’s decided to turn blind eyes and deaf ears toward the singer’s contribution to the music scene in 2020.

The Weeknd did not let this grand omission pass him by as he voiced out his annoyance in form of tweet and told the organisers and everybody in charge of the award, the he deserves an apology alongside his fans and the entire industry for the way the have chosen to neglect his works.

He also made the bold accusation of them being corrupt and their lack of transparency, he tweeted: “The Grammys remain corrupt. You owe me, my fans and the industry transparency…”

The Grammys remain corrupt. You owe me, my fans and the industry transparency…

— The Weeknd (@theweeknd) November 25, 2020

The Weekend won’t be the first artist to publicly criticize the Grammy Awards in recent years; Drake, Tyler the Creator, J. Cole, Kanye West and Eminem have all openly come out to air out their disgust at the way the award show is being operated.