“For Everybody” isn’t meant to be debated like a traditional release. It’s a case study in Burna Boy’s global positioning strategy — where music becomes infrastructure, not the end goal. This piece explores how Afrobeats power is now built around culture, proximity, and global ecosystems.

Sixteen years after “Holla at Your Boy,” this isn’t a nostalgia trip — it’s a cultural audit. From sound to ambition, this piece examines how Wizkid changed Nigerian pop by introducing quiet confidence, global intent, and a new creative posture that still defines the scene today.

Asake’s Red Bull Symphonic show has become one of Afrobeats’ most talked-about moments — not just for how it sounded, but for what it represents. This piece unpacks why the orchestral format worked and why the genre may have crossed into a new era.