Guinness Made of Black Ambassadors, Olamide and Phyno recently collaborated on a new album titled '' and have social media space agog in anticipation of the album launch which has been dubbed the most anticipated collaboration for 2015.
Guinness Supports ambassadors on '2Kings' album launch
The album launch powered by Guinness on the Made of Black campaign platform showcased the dexterity of the two leading rap artistes at delivering their distinct 'Black' attitudes in all the tracks of the album.
The album, officially released on April 1, 2015 is set for the top of the charts and adequately portrays the Made of Black ideology. You will recall that Guinness recently launched the Made of Black concept; an ideology rooted in youth culture; a force that drives the new generation to be achievers in their various fields.
Guinness is providing its teeming consumers and fans of the artistes the opportunity to download the songs on their social media platform www.facebook.com/guinnessvip.
The brand is also providing a listening experience on its widely popular radio show; the Table of Men radio show, hosted by Daddy Freeze and DJ Xclusive on CoolFM.
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Tune in by 8pm today (April 3, 2015) and experience a truly Black evening enjoying the tracks by our very own indigenous Nigeria rappers.
Remember to always drink responsibly. +18.
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