Meet Wizkid’s Beautiful Younger Sister Lade Balogun (PHOTO)

 

Nigerian superstar, Ayodeji Balogun known to many as Wizkid has a sister and her name is Lade. A source close to the family divulged to us that Lade is cherished by Wizkid and he doesn’t joke with his sister with nobody. Lade attends one of the very expensive schools in the South West of Nigeria

Wizkid Flaunts His New Tattoos….Check It Out (PHOTO)

Starboy Wizzy just got another crazy new tattoo and this one is kinda different. If you look closely, you’ll see the names Yetunde Omolara Busyao. Wanna know who she is? Find out in our next post.

She Used To Be A Boy: Meet The World’s Hottest Transgender – Amiyah Scott (PHOTOS)

  Damn! some plastic surgeons are really talented. Believe it or not…this hot chick you see below used to be a boy in the past until he went through a sex change surgery and turned himself to a girl. If you don’t believe the story, please Google it. I didn’t believe it at first when I read it on Linda Ikeji’s blog. Anyway, Her name is Amiyah Scott, but she was born ‘Arthur Scott’ in New York in 1988. She’s a transgender model and make-up artist. Arthur started the process of turning into a woman when he was 17. He got breast implants, enlarged his but and also light filler in his chicks. Mehn…the world is really turning into something else.

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Davido to kick off Europe/Shenghen tour in April

 

Davido will kick off his 1st ever European/Schengen Tour in April. Brought to you by BIGJAMZ WORLD ENT in collaboration with HKN Music.
The tour will hit up numerous cities in Europe and will features performances from fellow label mates Sina Rambo & B-Red

Win Free Tickets to Banky W’s ‘R&BW The Grand Love Project’ This Friday

 

Banky W stated that he’ll be giving out free tickets to his Grand Love Project holding next tomorrow in the Civic Center V.I.
He said:
I will be giving out 3 tickets to the first 3 people who answer these questions correctly. No tribe, No ojoro involved, first three correct answers get the tickets.
Questions:
How many tracks are on the R&B album?
Name two African acts that are featured on the album.
What year did Banky W release the single “Ebutemeta”

Exclusive Interview With The Starboy Wizkid

 

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After releasing his debut album ‘Superstar’ Ayodeji ‘Wizkid’ Balogun hasn’t looked back. Scoring number one hits, collaborating with international acts, winning world recognized awards and working up his way to A-list status, his nickname ‘Starboy’ might now be looking like an understatement. In this exclusive interview with GidiExclusive, the 22-year-old tells us about his experiences performing overseas, working with Akon, Wale, Young Jeezy, and why he feels he’s with the best team.
In one word, describe what the past year has been for you?
Blessing, it has been a blessing.
Where did you enjoy performing the most, the UK or US?
It was a totally different experience because in the UK, we have a lot of Nigerians living in one community, but in the US people are scattered all over, you have some people staying in New York, Minnesota, New Jersey. That’s the difference. Everywhere I went to, it was a different kind of love, because some people didn’t even think that I would come for the concert, because they felt like ‘why would Wizkid come to Minnesota or some funny place in the United States?’ It was a just a different experience for me.
How was it, working with the likes of Akon, Wale, Kardinal Offishall, The Game and Young Jeezy?
It was crazy, because I was at BET, then I was invited for a dinner. Wale has always been my friend, and [I'm also friends with] Bu, who’s Akon‘s younger brother. He came there with Young Jeezy and introduced me, and that was how I started work with him. When we recorded the first song, everybody loved it, [and] before I knew it The Game came in and heard the song and said he had to jump on it. We booked another session for the next day, then came back and recorded. Chris Brown and every other person came through, and it was a great feeling. I felt blessed.
How did you find time to record your forth-coming album while you were busy on tour?
I am a workaholic, I’m a studio rat. In London, after the concerts I went back to the studio to do my thing,. It’s the love for music that keeps me going.

What do you think is behind all this growth after your first single ‘Holla at your boy‘?
Firstly, it’s God, because everybody works hard, but it’s whom God has blessed that excels. So I just feel he is the one behind all these things happening, and also the fact that I have a solid team behind me handling my business.
What is the difference between when it was just you, Banky W, and Skales in the EME crew, to the new family now?
It was Banky and I even before Skales (Laughs). The dream at that time was to build an empire, bring some artistes, and build them on the same platform. It’s just a dream coming true, and it’s something we have always wished to do. We just made sure we built the empire, [and] I just thank God that everything is working out well. EME has always been about how good you are, not how well dressed you are.
Banky W postponed his album for the team to release the compilation; would you ever take that bullet for the team?

I [also] didn’t release an album this year just because of the EME album. I was supposed to release an album on June 12 this year, [but] I put that aside, which is a big sacrifice for me. For someone that works hard like I do and [has] a lot of materials, yeah, I’ve taken a bullet already (Laughs).
How was the experience recording the EME album?
It was easy. From day one it has always been about ‘what do you have now, let’s put it together and make something crazy.’ So when we were recording the album it was exciting. I’m glad we made it happen.
What does the wizkid brand stand for?
It stands for an ambitious young man who is trying fulfill his dreams. A lot of people come to me and say they want to be like me, I just feel overwhelmed by it and I’m happy and thank God.
Do you feel at the top of your career?
I am not anywhere close right now, I’m just starting. Every day when I wake up in the morning I feel like ‘what am I going to do today?’
Why did you part ways with your manager Osagie Osarenkhoe?
It was a business decision, because the brand is growing. She’s still working with a couple of other EME artistes to push their brands. She is still part of the team, we just needed more hands.
How has working with your new manager Godwin Tom been?
It’s been great.

Check Out The Full List Of Wiiners Of The 55th Grammy Awards

 

The 55th Grammy Awards held on February 10, 2013 at the Los Angeles’ Staples Center and will definitely go down as one of the biggest highlights of the year.
With performances from Rihanna, Jay Z and Justin Timberlake, Carrie Underwood, Alicia Keys, Frank Ocean, Bruno Mars and many more, it was a night to remember and get all exicted about with so many music and movie stars in attendance.
While the likes of singer Frank Ocean, producer Hit-Boy won their first ever Grammy Awards, Jay Z, Kanye West, Rihanna and Beyonce continued their winning streak. Other winners include, gospel duo Mary Mary, Rock group Black Keys, old time Reggae singer Jimmy Cliff and many others.
It was however another disappointing night for veteran Nas who lost out to Drake in the ‘Best Rap Album’ category.
Check out the winners’ list below…
Pop/duo group performance: ‘Somebody That I Used to Know,’ Gotye featuring Kimbra.
Traditional pop vocal album: ‘Kisses on the Bottom,’ Paul McCartney.
Rap performance: ‘N****s in Paris,’ Jay-Z, Kanye West.
Rap song: ‘N****s in Paris,’ Shawn Carter, Mike Dean, Chauncey Hollis, Kanye West.
Rap album: ‘Take Care,’ Drake.
Record of the Year: “Somebody That I Used To Know” – Gotye featuring Kimbra
Song of the Year: “We Are Young” – fun.
Best New Artist: Fun
R&B performance: ‘Climax,’ Usher.
Traditional R&B performance: ‘Love on Top,’ Beyonce.
R&B song: ‘Adorn,’ Miguel Pimentel.
R&B album: ‘Black Radio,’ Robert Glasper Experiment.
Rock song: ‘Lonely Boy,’ The Black Keys.
Rock album: ‘El Camino,’ The Black Keys.
Hard rock/metal performance: ‘Love Bites (So Do I),’ Halestorm.
Alternative music album: ‘Making Mirrors,’ Gotye.
Dance recording: ‘Bangarang,’ Skrillex featuring Sirah.
Dance/electronica album: ‘Bangarang,’ Skrillex.
Latin pop album: ‘MTV Unplugged Deluxe Edition,’ Juanes.
Latin rock, urban or alternative album: ‘Imaginares,’ Quetzal.
Latin jazz album: ‘Ritmo!,’ The Clare Fisher Latin Jazz Big Band.
Tropical Latin album: ‘Retro,’ Marlow Rosado Y La Riquena.
Country duo/group performance: ‘Pontoon,’ Little Big Town.
Country song: ‘Blown Away,’ Josh Kear, Chris Tompkins.
Gospel song: ‘Go Get It,’ Mary Mary.
Gospel album: ‘Gravity,’ Leerae.

Blues album: ‘Locked Down,’ Dr. John.
Folk album: ‘The Goat Rodeo Sessions,’ Yo-Yo Ma, Stuart Duncan, Edgar Meyer, Chris Thile.
Americana album: ‘Slipstream,’ Bonnie Raitt.
Bluegrass album: ‘Nobody Knows You,’ Steep Canyon Rangers.
Reggae album: ‘Rebirth,’ Jimmy Cliff.
World music album: ‘The Living Room Sessions Part 1,’ Ravi Shankar.
Children’s album: ‘Can You Canoe?,’ The Okee Dokee Brothers.
Spoken word album: ‘Society’s Child: My Autobiography,’ Janis Ian.
Comedy album: ‘Blow Your Pants Off,’ Jimmy Fallon.
New age album: ‘Echoes of Love,’ Omar Akram.
Jazz vocal album: ‘Radio Music Society,’ Esperanza Spalding.
Jazz instrumental album: ‘Unity Band,’ Pat Metheny Unity Band.
Large jazz ensemble album: ‘Dear Diz (Every Day I Think of You),’ Arturo Sandoval.
Pop instrumental album: ‘Impressions,’ Chris Botti.
Compilation soundtrack album: ‘Midnight in Paris,’ various artists.
Score soundtrack album: ‘The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo,’ Trent Reznor, Atticus Ross.
Song written for visual media: ‘Safe & Sound’ (From ‘The Hunger Games’), Taylor Swift, John Paul White, Joy Williams.
Musical theater album: ‘Once: A New Musical,’ Steve Kazee, Cristin Milioti.
Producer of the year, classical: Blanton Alspaugh.
Producer of the year, non-classical: Dan Auerbach.
Instrumental composition: ‘Mozart Goes Dancing,’ Chick Corea.
Orchestral performance: ‘Adams: Harmonielehre & Short Ride in a Fast Machine,’ Michael Tilson Thomas (San Francisco Symphony).
Opera recording: ‘Wagner, Der Ring des Nibelungen,’ James Levine and Fabio Luisi.
Choral performance: ‘Life & Breath: Choral Works by Rene Clausen,’ Charles Bruffy.
Short-form music video: ‘We Found Love,’ Rihanna featuring Calvin Harris.
Long-form music video: ‘Big Easy Express,’ Mumford & Sons.
Historical album: ‘The Smile Sessions’ (Deluxe Box Set), Alan Boyd, Mark Linett, Brian Wilson, Dennis Wolfe.