In this episode of #ATTWSpace, we unpack the ongoing beef between Zaylevelten and Carter Efe, dive into the conversation around Llona’s Homeless documentary, and break down the messy scandal involving Chike, Frank Edoho and how it may or may not affect ChIke's career going forward. We also share our thoughts on Famous Pluto’s debut project and highlight some of the biggest trending moments in Afrobeats right now.

00:00:00 - Intro

00:01:11 - Turntable Chart Top 10

00:17:36 - Llona’s Homeless Documentary

00:31:40 - Is Llona Consistent Enough?

01:01:44 - Zaylevelten VS Carter Efe

01:43:29 - Chike Boo Of The Booless

02:12:33 - New Music: Johnny Drille, Kunmie, Wizkid

02:25:18 - Famous Pluto Debut Album Review

02:32:54 - New Music: Efe Oraka, Kizzdaniel

02:43:51 - BNXN, SARZ EP REVIEW

02:55:46 - Moral Of The Day

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In this episode of #ATTWSpace, we unpacked the brewing tension between Adekunle Gold and Seyi Vibez after Seyi Vibez fired back at what fans believe was a subtle jab on Adekunle Gold’s “Life of the Faaji,” where the “Fuji Moto” reference sparked a full-blown social media war. From cryptic lyrics to direct insults on X, we broke down how ego, branding, and the struggle for ownership of the modern fuji-inspired sound may be fueling one of Afrobeats’ most unexpected clashes right now.

We also got into the internet chaos surrounding Rihanna, Tyla, and Ayra Starr after viral Met Gala moments reignited fan wars across Africa’s pop scene. Was Rihanna really ignoring Tyla? Why did fans drag Ayra Starr into it after Rihanna’s “Who’s Dat Girl” post? And how did a simple red carpet interaction become another exhausting stan-war debate about validation, visibility, and who really represents the new face of African pop globally? We unpacked the nuance behind the timelines, the fan narratives, and why both Tyla and Ayra Starr have repeatedly tried to shut down comparisons between them.

Then we wrapped things up with the launch of CREAM Platform 3.0 by D'banj — a move that has artists and creatives talking after claims that musicians can now earn up to ₦70 million from one million downloads on the platform. We explored what this could mean for independent artists, whether CREAM’s direct-to-fan monetization model can genuinely compete with traditional streaming revenue, and why D’banj’s long-running vision for creator empowerment keeps resurfacing in conversations about the future of African music business.

00:00:00 - Intro

00:01:47 - Turntables Chart Top 10

00:13:18 - Adekunle Gold VS Seyi Vibez

00:35:26 - What does Burna Boy have to do with this?

01:10:12 - Rhiana VS Tyla

01:31:04 - Ayra Starr’s position in this feud

01:45:07 - Tyla does not speak up for Ayra Starr

02:10:07 - Sarz & BNXN joint project

02:14:25 - New Music: Olamide, Kashcoming, Lojay, Tay Iwar, Emah Onigah

02:27:48 - D’banj launches CREAM 3.0

02:53:45 - Can DTC work in Nigeria?

02:58:06 - Wala Davies AKA Tec Wins AMVCA

03:00:42 - Moral Of The Day

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In this episode of #ATTWSpace, we break down Asake’s new M$NEY album with unfiltered reactions from the room as everyone shares what they love and what they are not fully sold on. From the production to the melodies and overall direction, the conversation highlights how the project hits for some listeners while leaving others wanting more.

We get into the ongoing debate around Asake’s sound, asking whether he is now fully stepping into the Amapiano lane and what happened to the raw energy fans associate with his earlier “military era” style. That question sparks a deeper discussion about growth, identity, and expectations. We also touch on Bankulli’s recent controversial take about there being no real Big 3 in the Afrobeats industry.

00:00:00 - Intro

00:01:01 - Asake M$NEY Album Review

00:08:16 - What's wrong with Asake’s Album Intro

00:29:27 - Asake Is An Amapiano Artist

01:13:05 - The Production Of M$NEY

01:30:34 - Wa & Remember Are On The Same Level

01:55:53 - Where Is The Album From The Military Era

02:16:59 - Bankulli Says No Big 3

02:37:44 - New Music: Shoday, Olamide

02:31:06 - New Music: Ice Prince , Dwin The Stoic

02:40:04 - New music: Musta4a, The Kazeez

02:44:01 - Fally Ipupa Live @ Stade De France

02:49:50 - Adekunle Gold’s North American Dates

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