Takura of the self-proclaimed boy band Soul Afrika has released the follow-up to his smash hit Zino Irema, and it's pretty much along the same veins as his first solo single. It's called MaObama, and it's an insightful commentary on the global dilemma of animals used as guinea pigs for experiments in the genetic modification industry. No it isn't, it's obviously about making money. Although I'm not sure if he will have to change the title of the song to "MaTrumps" or "MaClinton" in a few months. Peep the lyric video below:
In the final live episode of the year, Dan & Phil unite with half of lil bro podcast 6Ft Weights to review the biggest stories of the year and give each other an opportunity to revise our takes at the time. What was the best song in the Drake - Kendrick beef? Was Chidimma Adetshina really a victim of xenophobia as we said at first? Are you still mad at Learnmore Jonasi? Anyone walking back what they said about Jay-Z? And a whole lot more in this fun episode, enjoy!