If By Chance, A Nigerian Hip-Hop Artiste Can Win The Grammy Award (Who Do You Think Will?)

Posted by DJ young on October 10, 2019

Hi Guys

One of the best moments in a the life of an artiste is said to be the moments when you’re being noticed and rewarded for your hardwork and talents.

As Nigerians, we tend to have a widely competitive entertainment industry. Such that does not guarantee a spot for an artiste for too long unless the artistes continue proving himself as being worthy of that post.

Wizkid, Davido, Burna Boy, Kizz Daniel, and some few artistes who have proved themselves beyond reasonable doubts that they are more than capable of bringing home the most prestigious award “Grammy” home.

These artistes have won several regional awards within Nigeria over times and have been able to win some skin based awards like BET, and other top Awards in Africa and Nigeria.

These artistes happen to be the luckiest in the industry but have you ever wondered why their lucks have not landed them a Grammy award?

The likes of D’Banj, 2Face, Asa, 9ice, And So other top legends have sang their way to the word as well and have subsequently sang about bring the award home.

However, we never give accolades to some of the Nigerians that have gotten the prestigious award not even once.

The likes of Chamillionaire got it once, Sikiru Adepoju (The Talk Rrummer) has 2, Sade Adu has 1, Seal has over 2, Kevin Olusola has 3, among others.

Some Nigerian icons have also been nominated for this award, the likes of; Sunny Ade, Wizkid, Timaya, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Femi Kuti, Seun Kuti is the latest Nigerian to make the coveted compilation to an extent of even landing a Grammy night performance.

So Guys, the question here is

Which Nigerian Hip-Hop Artiste Do You Think Can Be Lucky To Win The Grammy Award?

Lets have your say on this

Drop your comments👇

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