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Tyla, Tems and Ayra Starr
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Afrobeats' leading girls joined for a really unusual celebration. On Monday (Dec. 23) night, Tyla, Tems and Ayra Starr were identified together at OBI'S HOUSE in Lagos, Nigeria.
Tyla formerly took the phase at Flytime Fest to carry out “Jump” with Gunna previously that day, with Tems having actually finished up her worldwide “Born in the Wild Tour” simply the month prior. In a clip shared online, the trio were spotted dancing among each other in the club.
Naturally, social networks instantly required them to work together. “It's so revitalizing to see Tyla, Ayra and Tems hanging out together, teaming up and being pals in spite of the web's fascination with attempting to pit them versus each other,” one Twitter user composed.
Another individual penned, “Every video of Tyla, Tems and Ayra on my [timeline]along with a GIF of Lewis Hamilton on “Hot Ones.” Continue scrolling for more responses.
2024 has actually been an excellent year for all 3 girls– and Afrobeats as a whole. In May, Starr shared The Year I Turned 21 together with the Giveon-assisted “Last Heartbreak Song,” “Commas” and “Rhythm & & Blues.” Extra contributions originated from the similarity Asake, Coco Jones and Anitta.
Tems, on the other hand, freed her long-awaited studio launching, Born in the Wildin June. It didn't come with as numerous visitor looks, J. Cole provided his lyrical skill to “Free Fall,” while Asake can be heard on the 18-song task's standout cut “Get It Right.” It likewise consisted of familiar records like “Forever” and “Love Me JeJe,” a contemporary upgrade to Seyi Sodimu's 1997 classic of the very same name.
October saw Tyla reveal the luxurious variation of her self-titled album with the TikTok-viral “PUSH 2 START,” “BACK to YOU” and “SHAKE AH” including Tony Duardo, Optimist Music ZA and Ez Maestro. She carried out the first-mentioned record live for the very first time at the 2024 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show.
Surprisingly, the initial TYLA saw the Johannesburg songstress unify with Tems for the very first time on “No. 1.” The 2 artists put their sensations on wax over the Sammy Soso-produced beat, which we sadly never ever got a visual buddy for. “Of our generation, she's like the example,” Tyla informed NPR. “She's been eliminating it, and she's been opening numerous doors for us.”
