Rhythms of Zamunda (Music Inspired by the Amazon Original Movie: Coming 2 America), the soundtrack for the modern-day version of 1988 movie, Coming to America, rightly titled—‘Coming 2 America’—is a celebration of Africa and its musical talents, featuring Africa’s finest from South Africa, Nigeria, Tanzania, Zimbabwe, Cameroon and more.

On the Nigerian talents tapped for Rhythms of Zamunda (Music Inspired by the Amazon Original Movie: Coming 2 America), we have Larry Gaga, Highlife duo Umu Obiligbo, Tekno, Oxlade, rising star Alpha P, producer TMXO, and Tiwa Savage.

Right from the second track, ‘Owo Ni Koko’, Nigerian producer Larry Gaga and Igbo Highlife duo Umu Obiligbo set the tone for the Nigerian featured artistes while Tekno’s Afro-Pop dance banger, ‘Skeletun’ makes it on track 4 on the soundtrack.

Although Oxlade does not have an original song of his featured on the soundtrack, he however lands a guest verse on South African Pop sensation, Tellaman’s ‘Overdue’.

Rising acts, Alpha P and producer TMXO team up on the Hip-Hop record – ‘Jiggy Bop’. Tiwa Savage closes the Nigerian appearance on the soundtrack by having SA’s DJ Ganyani make an Amapiano rendition of the R&B track off of 2020’s Celia album – ‘Dangerous Love’.

To listen to all these songs from Nigeria’s finest and the entire Rhythms of Zamunda (Music Inspired by the Amazon Original Movie: Coming 2 America) soundtrack, check below:

Afrohouse songstress, Niniola, known for releasing energetic dance records, defies her norm by releasing a 5-track R&B/Soul EP, titled—6th Heaven.

On 6th Heaven, Niniola not only showed her marvelous vocal range but proved to listeners she can make records that aren’t Afro-house/Afrobeat and that she showcased on a high note (literally).

6th Heaven is Nini releasing electrifying sensual performances through music. On the first track, ‘The One’, Niniola ticked all boxes reminiscent of a young Whitney Houston on ‘I Will Always Love You’; the second track is her boastfully assuring to literally take her sexual partner to a state, she calls ‘6th Heaven’.

One thing that also stands out on 6th Heaven is Niniola’s pen game. The songs are well written and she stayed on topic through out the entire length of each song and the EP by extension; maintaining the core all through the five tracks: love, sex and relationship.

Stream and listen to 6th Heaven:

Infamous Nigerian LGBTQ endorser, Bob Risky is trending yet again for welcoming three fans – a male and two females – to his house for taking fanatics to another level— tattooing her name on their bodies.

In the viral video, Bob Risky is seen showing off her fans for the acts done towards him and gifting them large sum of money while promising them dinner later in the week, slated for Saturday; one fan, a young guy had Bob Risky’s face drawn on his arm, close to his palm while the ladies had Bob Risky’s name inscribed on their laps.

Cash out season for all Bobrisky tattoo lovers, KPK.pic.twitter.com/67x9nhH8uD

— YabaLeftOnline Media (@yabaleftonline) March 3, 2021

Reactions from the viral video have been mixed with the majority of it alluding to a new money making scheme – having Bob Risky’s tattoos on one’s body and we have Twitter NG to thank for it. Let’s see of the hilarious and best reactions by means of text and memes to the recent Bob Risky’s tattoo trend:

When the money Bobrisky gave you before has finished, and your house rent is almost due pic.twitter.com/ismZBwPcjq

— Four-eyed Edo Boy™ (@Alex_Houseof308) March 3, 2021

If today ticket no enter , na to draw bobrisky for my waist go IG live.

— 𝕄𝕒𝕔𝕙𝕒𝕒𝕝𝕒 𝕁𝕟𝕣. (@kusssman) March 3, 2021

Abi make I go tattoo bobrisky for my face ni 🤔

— OA ✨ (@Biisi96) March 2, 2021

Omo tattooing bobrisky on your body is the new hustle, who get tattoo plug abeg?

— ‘l o l a Roll-in Dollars🥴 (@Fayokunmii) March 2, 2021

Hi Bobrisky I want to tattoo your name but don't know if it's late cus I want to be gifted too, much love from muah 🥰🥰

— 🔱🔱ChinnyGold 🔱🔱 (@ChinnyGold8) March 3, 2021

So the hustle now is to get bobrisky"s face on your body ?👀
Wahala😂😂😂😂

— ThegirlJT❤ (@Jesutomike1) March 3, 2021

Abi make I go tattoo Bobrisky for my forehead? pic.twitter.com/yeUYYe9IFi

— temi to your screen (@its_temi_) March 3, 2021

Shey I’ll not draw bobrisky on my thighs and cash out as sapa don hold me 😭😭😭

— Déle temi (@bandy______) March 3, 2021

Shey I no go tattoo Bobrisky name for my body laidis pic.twitter.com/UZ6NYoSJ1F

— THE PROMETH™️ (@DanielDeo__) March 3, 2021

Na to go join bandits or tattoo Bobrisky for my nyash like this.

Me sef go like cash out. pic.twitter.com/hQmPPYIY8I

— ۗۗۗۗۗۗۗۗۗۗۗۗۗۗۗۗۗۗۗۗۗ ۗۗۗۗۗۗۗۗۗ฿₳฿Ɏ ฿ØɎ™ 👼 (@Iam_ChisomLucky) March 3, 2021

Join banditry or tattoo bobrisky on your body. https://t.co/lE1OIM021b

— Duke of Ibadan 🀄 (@_AsiwajuLerry) March 3, 2021

Others, however, do not take pleasure in catching cruise and outrightly condemn acts such having tattoos of a popular figure like Bob Risky with the sole aim of cashing out through it.

Anybody that considers tattooing bobrisky to get paid has to be a foolish and desperate being, who the fuck is bobrisky?

— Akeula Trendy™ (@akeula_trendy) March 3, 2021

Irresponsible and indiscipline mother is the greatest pandemic in the world not poverty and hunger. so sad a woman can come to the internet with her son to show up bobrisky tattoo in his body. her irresponsibility & indiscipline manner has taken away her right sense of reasoning

— 𝐌𝕆𝐇𝐍𝐈𝐂𝐄🔰 (@Mohnice_) March 3, 2021

See what Poverty as turn boys and girls into. Tattooing Bobrisky… lobatan
By the way Congratulations Laycon ❤️💡

— K-SOLO (@OBAKSOLO) March 3, 2021