Dj Khaled Popstar ft Drake Lyrics

 

"POPSTAR"
(feat. Drake)

[DJ Khaled (Drake):]
Bitches
We The Best Music
Another one (Yeah)
DJ Khaled

[Drake:]
Bitches callin' my phone like I'm locked up, nonstop
From the plane to the fuckin' helicopter, yeah
Cops pullin' up like I'm givin' drugs out, nah, nah
I'm a popstar, not a doctor
Bitches callin' my phone like I'm locked up, nonstop
From the plane to the fuckin' helicopter, yeah
Cops pullin' up like I'm givin' drugs out, nah, nah
I'm a popstar, not a doctor

[DJ Khaled:]
Ayy, shawty with the long text, I don't talk, ayy
Shawty with the long legs, she don't walk, ayy
Yeah, last year, I kept it on the tuck, ayy
2020, I came to fuck it up, yeah
I want a long life, a legendary one (Yeah)
I want a quick death (Yeah), and an easy one (Yeah)
I want a pretty girl (Yeah), and an honest one (Yeah)
I want this drink (Yeah), and another one, yeah
And I'm troublesome, yeah
I'm a popstar, but this shit ain't bubblegum, yeah
You would probably think my manager is Scooter Braun, yeah
But my manager with twenty hoes in Buddakan, yeah, ayy
Look, Ariana, Selena, my Visa
It can take as many charges as it needs to, my girl
That shit platinum just like all of my releases, my girl
Niggas come for me, I tear them all to pieces, my girl
I'ma show your sexy ass what relief is, my girl
Please don't take no shit that's 'bout to have you geekin'
And I'm not drivin' nothin' that I gotta stick the keys in
Wonder how I got this way? I swear I got the

[Drake:]
Bitches callin' my phone like I'm locked up, nonstop
From the plane to the fuckin' helicopter, yeah
Cops pullin' up like I'm givin' drugs out, nah, nah
I'm a popstar, not a doctor
Bitches callin' my phone like I'm locked up, nonstop
From the plane to the fuckin' helicopter, yeah
Cops pullin' up like I'm givin' drugs out, nah, nah
I'm a popstar, not a doctor

I'm a popstar, not a doctor, watch her
Say she rep a whole different block, so I blocked her
Busy at the crib, cookin' salmon with the lobster
If we talkin' joints, it's just me and David Foster
Bodyguards don't look like Kevin Costner, you tweakin'
Just pulled up to Whitney Houston, Texas for the evenin'
They tell the same story so much, they start to believe it
The ones that start like, "Drizzy's shit was cool, but we even"
Man, how the fuck?
Two, four, six, eight watches, factory, so they appreciate
Crown in my hand and I'm really playin' keep-away
Shit don't even usually get this big without a Bieber face
Naw, naw, piece of cake, naw, naw, Turks and Caic', yeah, yeah
Go and get your friends, we can sneak away, yeah, yeah
Yeah, I keep a, like I keep the faith
Wonder how I got this way? Swear I got the

Bitches callin' my phone like I'm locked up, nonstop
From the plane to the fuckin' helicopter, yeah
Cops pullin' up like I'm givin' drugs out, nah, nah
I'm a popstar, not a doctor
Bitches callin' my phone like I'm locked up, nonstop
From the plane to the fuckin' helicopter, yeah
Cops pullin' up like I'm givin' drugs out, nah, nah
I'm a popstar, not a doctor

2baba ft Burna Boy: We Must Groove Download

 

2Baba and Burna Boy teams up for this brand new conscious and groovy tune titled “We Must Groove”.

Veteran music icon, 2Baba comes through with a new record titled “We Must Groove” featuring Burna Boy. 

This record is an afrobeat/afrofusion tune produced by Jay Sleek.

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Promoting your music with little or no cost.(Artist must read)

Introduction

Independent artists have more opportunities than ever before to launch their own career without the backing of the majors or a big budget. While we are seeing more and more unsigned artists breaking through off their own backs, many promising new artists out their simply don’t know where to start or how to maintain a successful promotional campaign.

Mercy Chinwo- Udeme Lyrics

EeZee Concepts

Dise si mana o
Ah-ah-ah
Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh
Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
Ah-ah-ah
Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh
Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh

Ima-ima-ima fo awawak kidem mi o
Ima-ima-ima fo awawak kidem mi o
Okposon Abasi o, amenam mi mboho
Ekamba Abasi o, Sọsọñọ

Ima-ima-ima fo awawak kidem mi o
Ima-ima-ima fo awawak
Utibe fo yi Udeme mi o
Udeme mi o
Udeme mi o, Sọsọñọ
Utibe fo yi Udeme mi o
Udeme mi o
Udeme mi o, Sọsọñọ

Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
Afo me nam mi mboho
Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
Ke nam afo soño nami sahima
Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh
Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh

Anam ma kpaniko o
Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh
Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh

Eyeneka dise si manam o
Dise si manam
Dise si manam o
Dise ima Jesus
Awawak, awawak
Awawak o, awawak o
Awawak, awawak idemi o
Ima Jesus
Awawak, awawak
Awawak o, awawak o
Awawak, awawak idemi o (ima...)

Ima-ima-ima fo awawak kidem mi o
Ima-ima-ima fo awawak kidem mi o
Okposon Abasi o, amenam mi mboho
Ekamba Abasi o
Sọsọñọ (ima fo awawak kidem mi o)

Ima-ima-ima fo awawak kidem mi o (etie se na nenyen, ima fo)
Ima-ima-ima fo awawak
Utibe fo yi Udeme mi o
Udeme mi o
Udeme mi o, Sọsọñọ
Utibe fo yi Udeme mi, oh-oh
Udeme mi o
Udeme mi o, Sọsọñọ

Jesus, afo mbiak ke owo
Etie se na nenyen, afo mbiak ke owo
Me kpi ndige afo mesua ikpe sahima o
Mesua ikpe sahima o
Sọsọñọ
Me kpi ndige afo mesua ikpe sahima o
Mesua ikpe sahima o
Sọsọñọ (ima fo)

Ima-ima-ima fo awawak kidem mi o
Ima-ima-ima fo awawak kidem mi o
Okposon Abasi o, amenam mi mboho
Ekamba Abasi o
Sọsọñọ (ima-ima-ima-ima-ima fo)

Ima-ima-ima fo awawak kidem mi o
Ima-ima-ima fo awawak
Utibe fo yi Udeme mi o
Udeme mi o
Udeme mi o, Sọsọñọ
Utibe fo yi Udeme mi o
Udeme mi o
Udeme mi o, Sọsọñọ

Do-La-Ti-So-Fa-Mi-So (Do-Do-Do-Re-Mi-Re-Do-So)
Mi-Re-Do-Ti-La-So-Fa-Mi

Utibe fo yi Udeme mi o
Udeme mi o
Udeme mi o, Sọsọñọ
Utibe fo yi Udeme mi o
Udeme mi o
Udeme mi o, Sọsọñọ

Utibe fo yi Udeme mi o
Udeme mi o
Udeme mi o, Sọsọñọ
Utibe, Utibe
Utibe fo, eh-eh
Utibe fo yi Udeme...
Sọsọñọ

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Daddy-Ice-Wonderful Woman Mp3 Download

Port Harcourt based producer, singer and song writer Daddy-Ice flags off a stunning studio work titled "wonderful woman"

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Mercy Chinwo-Udeme Mp3 download

Nigerian gospel music artiste, Mercy Chinwo has released a powerful new single titled “Udeme“.

The new song, Udeme, is off Mercy Chinwo's album titled “Satisfied“. Enjoy 

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Blackout day 2020: What you need to know about Economic Boycott

As the deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Tony McDade, and countless others have sparked a global uprising against racial injustice, protesters have revisited another avenue to push the agenda—Black capitalism. 

On July 7, 2020, #BlackoutDay2020 aims to unite Black people in economic solidarity through a campaign encouraging participants to support Black-owned businesses exclusively. Similar digital demonstrations throughout the years, namely #BuyBlack and #BankBlack, were established to narrow the wealth gap and circulate resources within our own communities. Leaders like Marcus Garvey, Booker T. Washington, and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. championed these vehicles of Black capitalism, which were the foundation for entire prosperous Black communities, including Black Wall Street in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Jackson Ward in Richmond, Virginia, and others. 

Today, though countless big-name corporations position themselves as allies of the Black community by donating millions to non-profit organizations, the upcoming #BlackoutDay2020 has the potential to reform the white-dominated economic system. 

Below, we explain the origins of #BlackoutDay, how its meaning morphed into what it is in 2020, and how you can support it. 

What is #BlackoutDay2020, and How Did It Begin?

In March 2015, three Black Tumblr users—Mars Sebastian, T’von Green, and Nukirk—created #TheBlackout, a 24-hour digital celebration of Blackness using selfies to showcase the community’s beauty, pride, and history. After its inception, the online movement erupted on other social media platforms, where participants posted and shared other media (gifs, videos, etc.), in addition to selfies. While #TheBlackout initially served as the tag, the alternative #BlackoutDay quickly became ubiquitous for Sebastian, Green, and Nukirk’s new idea. 

According to the official Tumblr page, the trio conceived #TheBlackout in response to the lack of positive spaces for Black people to be represented and welcomed. “We want to show that Black History is happening today, right now,” they wrote. “That we are all Black History.”

Over the past five years, co-creators Sebastian and Nukirk (Green left in 2016) have continued to organize and advocate for the Black community beyond selfies. However, in a Twitter thread, Sebastian explained that they are not behind the upcoming #BlackoutDay2020, the boycott taking place on July 7, 2020. 

Okay, hi.

Now that I’m cooled off, I’d like to give a more detailed picture of what is happening with #BlackoutDay. So on our IG and @theblckout, we acknowledged the July 7th #BlackoutDay2020 was happening because we essentially had no choice. Our site was crashing with q’s.

— Mars. (@MarsinCharge) June 1, 2020

Organized by Texas resident Calvin Martyr, founder of the Blackout Coalition, #BlackoutDay2020 is a one-day social media campaign of economic solidarity to fight racial injustice. The call to action asks the Black community to avoid purchasing for 24 hours, and if they must, to buy from Black businesses exclusively. “In order to break free from the chains of financial servility, we will organize days, weeks, months, and years if necessary when not one Black person in America will spend a dollar outside of our community,” the site reads. 

Why is #BlackoutDay2020 important?

Though the #BlackoutDay originators’ movement was co-opted for this new iteration to exist, Black people are encouraged to support it. Why? Because redirecting Black Americans’ over $1 trillion spending power has the potential to cause a noticeable impact on a white-dominated American economy. 

According to a 2019 Nielsen Report titled “It’s in the Bag: Black Consumers’ Path to Purchase,” African-American consumers’ spending power is continuing to grow. However, advertising to Black people has declined by 5% between 2017 and 2018, and marketers “simultaneously ignore the lived experiences of Black consumers that define Black culture.”

For centuries, Black wealth and affluence have been a threat to white supremacy, one that racists have always felt the need to destroy and devastate. Case in point: the brutal violence of Tulsa, Oklahoma’s Black Wall Street massacre in 1921. Thus, if #BlackoutDay2020 can help Black Americans become aware of and wield their economic power, they can redistribute wealth and gain greater economic agency.

How can people support #BlackoutDay2020?

Primarily, boycotters should only spend their money with Black businesses, including but not limited to clothing brands, grocery stores, restaurants, salons, etc. What’s more, there are several lists of Black marketplaces circulating online to help point consumers in the right direction, including We Buy Black and My Black Receipt. 

For those adversely affected financially by the pandemic, Martyr suggests alternatives to opening your purse: 

Don’t let this movement fizzle out! Our voices have to be heard until things change. #BLACKOUTDAY2020 #theblackcoalition pic.twitter.com/fEm5HezH7q

— The Blackout Coalition #BLACKOUTDAY2020 (@TheBlckoutCo) June 23, 2020

Have people criticizized #BlackoutDay2020?

While there isn’t direct backlash for Martyr and the movement, Black anti-capitalists have long since expressed that the “buy Black” method won’t lead to true liberation. Their argument? Capitalism is racist by design; therefore, operating within it is irrelevant. Changing those schematics will also require political narratives that extend far beyond the scope of Black commerce. Also, some Black-owned businesses do not want to be pigeonholed as targeting just their own. Alysia Sargent, co-founder of the dating site Go Dutch Today, told NPR’s Code Switch that she fights the notion that her business is just for Blacks. “It’s important for us to be as diverse as possible so that we are not labeled as ‘the black dating app,’ because that’s not our goal.”

When is the next #BlackoutDay of this kind?

In an interview with CBS-affiliated KHOU-11, Martyr said he plans to extend the one-day campaign into several future “Blackouts” that will last for longer periods, even years. But in the meantime, you can follow the hashtag #BlackoutDay2020 on socials to stay aware of ways you can support Black-owned businesses and entrepreneurs now and moving forward..

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Sensational gospel minister Bernie is out with an incredible sound  that will transport you into a higher realm of worship.

The Song “UWEM MI” Is A Song Of Praise & Worship Which Reveals About The Awesomeness And Power Of God Who Owns The Heavens & Earth.

UWEM MMI is produced by Spella Recordz

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Superstar Nigerian Artiste, Fireboy DML Released another Banging Love-tune Titled "New York City Girl", Produced by Type A.
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