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📰 GRAMMYS TRENDS: “THE EVOLUTION OF AFROBEATS IN 10 SONGS” — BUT WHERE IS DAVIDO? In a move that sparked both celebration and controversy across the African music scene, the Recording Academy (GRAMMYs) took to X (formerly Twitter) on June 24, 2025, to honor the evolution of Afrobeats with a bold headline: 🎶 “Explore the sonic evolution ⬇️ The Evolution Of Afrobeats In 10 Songs: From ‘African Queen’ To ‘Ozeba’.” The tweet links to a detailed article published on GRAMMY.com, tracing Afrobeats’ growth from humble beginnings to international stardom through 10 carefully selected songs — a list that reflects key shifts in the genre’s sound and influence. 🔟🎵 THE OFFICIAL 10 SONGS (2004–2024): 2Baba – “African Queen” (2004) P-Square – “Do Me” (2007) Wande Coal – “Bumper 2 Bumper” (2009) Dagrin – “Pon Pon Pon” (2009) Fuse ODG feat. Tiffany – “Azonto” (2014) Wizkid – “Ojuelegba” (2014) Runtown – “Mad Over You” (2016) Niniola – “Maradona” (2017) Asake – “Sungba” (2022) Rema – “Ozeba” (2024) The songs were described as “milestones” that shaped the genre into what it is today — a powerful blend of Afro rhythms, street stories, and global energy. 🌍 TOP 3 ARTISTS: WHO'S LEADING THE WAVE? In addition to the song list, the GRAMMYs spotlighted three artists as the top influencers of Afrobeats' global takeover: 🏆 Wizkid Celebrated for classics like “Ojuelegba” and crossover success with “Essence,” the Starboy is hailed as one of the architects of the genre’s global appeal. 🏆 Burna Boy Described as “the biggest star in Afrobeats,” Burna Boy’s Afro-fusion sound and Grammy-winning run were recognized as game-changers. 🏆 Rema From “Dumebi” to “Ozeba,” Rema is shaping Afrobeats for the Gen Z era with his rave-infused, viral street sounds. 😮 WHERE IS DAVIDO? Despite being one of the most commercially successful Afrobeats artists, Davido was not mentioned in the GRAMMY’s article — neither in the top 10 songs nor in the list of top 3 artists. This omission did not go unnoticed. Fans and industry insiders took to social media to express surprise and even frustration: ❗ “How can you talk about Afrobeats evolution without ‘If’ or ‘Fall’? Make it make sense!” ❗ “Davido literally sold out O2 before some of these guys went global.” ❗ “Wizkid, Burna, Rema — fine. But no Davido? This list is not complete.” While the GRAMMYs didn’t respond directly to the backlash, critics argue that Afrobeats’ full story cannot be told without recognizing Davido’s consistent chart success, cultural relevance, and global reach. 📺 LIVEBELL ANALYSIS: The GRAMMYs’ recognition of Afrobeats marks a historic cultural moment, but also reopens old debates about legacy, global appeal vs local impact, and who gets to define “the sound of Africa.” Whether you agree or not, one thing is clear: Afrobeats is now global, and Africa is writing the soundtrack. 📣 What Do You Think? Should Davido have been included? Which songs or artists would you add to the list? Let us know on X, Instagram, and TikTok @LivebellTV. 📲 #LivebellTV #GrammyNews #AfrobeatsToTheWorld #Wizkid #BurnaBoy #Rema #Davido #Ozeba #AfricanQueen #Sungba #Ojuelegba #WhereIsDavido

📰 GRAMMYS TRENDS: “THE EVOLUTION OF AFROBEATS IN 10 SONGS” — BUT WHERE IS DAVIDO? In a move that sparked both celebration and controversy across the African music scene, the Recording Academy (GRAMMYs) took to X (formerly Twitter) on June 24, 2025, to honor the evolution of Afrobeats with a bold headline: 🎶 “Explore the sonic evolution ⬇️ The Evolution Of Afrobeats In 10 Songs: From ‘African Queen’ To ‘Ozeba’.” The tweet links to a detailed article published on GRAMMY.com, tracing Afrobeats’ growth from humble beginnings to international stardom through 10 carefully selected songs — a list that reflects key shifts in the genre’s sound and influence. 🔟🎵 THE OFFICIAL 10 SONGS (2004–2024): 2Baba – “African Queen” (2004) P-Square – “Do Me” (2007) Wande Coal – “Bumper 2 Bumper” (2009) Dagrin – “Pon Pon Pon” (2009) Fuse ODG feat. Tiffany – “Azonto” (2014) Wizkid – “Ojuelegba” (2014) Runtown – “Mad Over You” (2016) Niniola – “Maradona” (2017) Asake – “Sungba” (2022) Rema – “Ozeba” (2024) The songs were described as “milestones” that shaped the genre into what it is today — a powerful blend of Afro rhythms, street stories, and global energy. 🌍 TOP 3 ARTISTS: WHO'S LEADING THE WAVE? In addition to the song list, the GRAMMYs spotlighted three artists as the top influencers of Afrobeats' global takeover: 🏆 Wizkid Celebrated for classics like “Ojuelegba” and crossover success with “Essence,” the Starboy is hailed as one of the architects of the genre’s global appeal. 🏆 Burna Boy Described as “the biggest star in Afrobeats,” Burna Boy’s Afro-fusion sound and Grammy-winning run were recognized as game-changers. 🏆 Rema From “Dumebi” to “Ozeba,” Rema is shaping Afrobeats for the Gen Z era with his rave-infused, viral street sounds. 😮 WHERE IS DAVIDO? Despite being one of the most commercially successful Afrobeats artists, Davido was not mentioned in the GRAMMY’s article — neither in the top 10 songs nor in the list of top 3 artists. This omission did not go unnoticed. Fans and industry insiders took to social media to express surprise and even frustration: ❗ “How can you talk about Afrobeats evolution without ‘If’ or ‘Fall’? Make it make sense!” ❗ “Davido literally sold out O2 before some of these guys went global.” ❗ “Wizkid, Burna, Rema — fine. But no Davido? This list is not complete.” While the GRAMMYs didn’t respond directly to the backlash, critics argue that Afrobeats’ full story cannot be told without recognizing Davido’s consistent chart success, cultural relevance, and global reach. 📺 LIVEBELL ANALYSIS: The GRAMMYs’ recognition of Afrobeats marks a historic cultural moment, but also reopens old debates about legacy, global appeal vs local impact, and who gets to define “the sound of Africa.” Whether you agree or not, one thing is clear: Afrobeats is now global, and Africa is writing the soundtrack. 📣 What Do You Think? Should Davido have been included? Which songs or artists would you add to the list? Let us know on X, Instagram, and TikTok @LivebellTV. 📲 #LivebellTV #GrammyNews #AfrobeatsToTheWorld #Wizkid #BurnaBoy #Rema #Davido #Ozeba #AfricanQueen #Sungba #Ojuelegba #WhereIsDavido

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