In the second episode of Music 360, Ayomide Tayo takes on the collaborative album '' that was released on April 1, 2015.
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Review of Olamide, Phyno's '2 Kings' album (video)
The historic project (the first mainstream collaborative rap album In Nigeria) sees the two rappers who have collaborated an awful lot further showcase their chemistry.
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The historic project (the first mainstream collaborative rap album In Nigeria) sees the two rappers who have collaborated an awful lot further showcase their chemistry.
However, is there more to '2 Kings' than the two hottest rappers in Nigeria coming together on one album?
Our man, Ayomide Tayo presents the good and bad sides of the album, and lets you know his thoughts on it as well as giving it a rating.
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