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The Afrobeats trend is making a comeback in the music industry, but with the recent mass enculturation of the youth of Nigeria, it's difficult to pinpoint the exact date it started and where it's heading. There are a few things that have become synonymous with the genre and young musicians who emerge from this. Here are some examples of the music that has had an impact on popular culture. What are the most popular tracks and artists in the genre?

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Afrobeats music has elements from jazz, funk, highlife, reggae along with traditional African rhythms. Afrobeats has been known to have a variety of inflammatory political messages. Young African artists in the diaspora mix the best of African music together with reggae hip-hop and house. This is creating a style which is universal but has taken on a new meaning by an increasing amount of people across the U.S.

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Afrobeats styles started in the late 1990s and early 2000s. The debut of MTV Base Africa in 2005 brought artist from West Africa a worldwide audience. Artists such as MI Abaga and Fuse ODG were able to benefit from this new exposure. In the early days, many rappers and artists of the genre were mixing R&B as well as hip-hop. But the pioneers of the style like Fuse ODG, were creating their own distinctive sounds that combined modern western influences with traditional melodies. Unfortunately, this development was limited by the language barrier, but the growing recognition of the genre led to many artists are attempting to create their own version of it.

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The song Say Yes by Michelle Williams was released by Michelle Williams. The song is based on the Nigerian hymn "When Jesus Says Yes". The beats are in line with the 3-2 and 2-3 of Afrobeats. It's not surprising that this hit song has become an international song, reaching number 5 within the UK singles chart. One of its most significant achievements of the genre is the collaboration between two famous Afrobeats musicians, Olamide and Bukunmi Adedeji. Bukunmi Adedeji.

Another way in which Afrobeats has gained international recognition is due to the development of a chart. Afro Nation is launching a chart in the UK to showcase the music of Afrobeats from the UK artists. In essence, Afrobeats is a fusion of R&B dancehall, hip-hop, and West African pop culture. The songs of Afrobeats are focused on positive, optimistic melodies.

The Afrobeats trend began to take off throughout the music industry once Drake introduced it to the world with his single "One Dance." When the song surpassed greater than one billion views on Spotify, it became the most downloaded single ever released on the streaming service. This has allowed Afrobeats to be more accessible for the mass market. It also has become a global phenomenon, and artists from all over world are collaborating on music. The trend is only just beginning to become mainstream, and Drake hasn't been the only artist to stand out hiplife from the crowd.

Afrobeats is a well-known genre composed of music that combines African sounds with Black American influences. The result is a distinct and captivating mix of cultures. This type of music was largely created by Nigerian musician Fela Kuti and his group, Africa 70. The group was the primary source of the genre that combined West African rhythms, predominantly Ghanaian and Nigerian as well as R'n'B vocal arrangements.