Davido, Zlatan, others turn up at Asake’s Atlanta concert [VIDEO]

• Asake has garnered support from many of his senior colleagues in the music industry as well as his fans and well wishers.
• The singer is currently on a 10-day tour in Atlanta and many have turned up to see Mr Money do his magic.
• In videos that have since gone viral online, Davido, Zlatan, Quavo, Tunde Ednut amongst others were in attendance at the concert

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Famous Nigerian Afrobeat singer Davido was spotted among other top artistes at Asake’s ‘Lungu Boy’ tour concert in Atlanta, Georgia.

Asake’s performance at his sold-out show at the 17,000-capacity State Farm Arena in Atlanta began on August 16, 2024, and is set to run for 10 days.

In a trending video on social media, Davido appeared backstage with American rapper Quavo to support Asake during the live performance.

Other musicians in attendance included Nigerian hitmaker Zlatan and American rapper Russ Millions.

Asake’s ‘Lungu Boy’ tour is set to cover six U.S. cities, where he will headline notable venues including Madison Square Garden in New York, the Toyota Center in Houston, and the State Farm Arena in Atlanta.

Asake’s tour comes just days after the release of his latest hit, ‘Lungu Boy,’ which features several superstars, including Wizkid, British rappers Central Cee and Stormzy, Travis Scott and Brazilian singer Ludmilla.

‘Lungu Boy’ set a new record for the biggest opening week on Spotify Nigeria, garnering 18.9 million streams in its opening week and breaking the previous record of 14.4 million streams held by Davido’s ‘Timeless.’ See video below:

In other news, Ace Nigerian singer, Chinedu Okoli, popularly known as Flavour, has distanced himself from the Afrobeats genre.

Appearing on a recent episode of the ‘Afrobeats Podcast’ hosted by Shopsydoo, Flavour explained that he is not bothered about not being credited for the global rise of Nigeria’s Afrobeats genre because he is not an Afrobeats artiste.

Flavour stated that he deserves recognition for his contribution to African music but that is not coming because the media promotes only Afrobeats as a genre from Africa