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In today's #ttt, I have some good collections of the buzzing songs currently topping charts in the African music world. They are the talk of the town when it comes to trending music today (as of the time of making this post), and to be very sincere, the songs are worth the hype and ratings because they match very well with the current trend in music styles.

Italawa by Zlatan

The first time I heard this song, it was on a radio station, and they skipped most of the parts because of the not-so-nice words used. Hey, the words aren't bad at all; it's just that they are "F" words, as we would call them in the world we live in today. A typical example is:

"Why did you do BBL and you can't shake your bum bum?"

This isn't too sensitive, but when it comes to public playback, the words are inappropriate.

Aside from this, the song and the video are very groovy and relate very well to the party vibes people nowadays want.

Baba by Hotkeed and Zlatan

This is a cooler song compared to the first song mentioned. This one has a calm and easygoing beat; nothing is rushed, and it's the kind of song one can dance to with just the head shaking and the legs moving rhythmically with the song.

Zlatan delivered good vibes with catchy lyrics on this track.

B4 B4 by Davido, Mayorkun and Fola

This song, though performed 90% in Nigeria's indigenous Yoruba language, is one of the top songs on Davido's recently released album. This is due to its cool vibes and well-aligned lyrics.

The video complements the song a lot. It portrays the rich Yoruba culture, and it's a beauty to watch.

Thanks for reading.

Thumbnail: Screenshot from a YouTube video.

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