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In this week's electrifying episode, join us as we dive into a multitude of hot topics and insightful conversations that are bound to keep you engaged from start to finish! Tobi kicks off the episode by delving into a thought-provoking discussion about accountability and addressing the alleged trend of women not taking accountability.
We then shift our focus to the world of music, where we dissect Burna Boy's recent comments on the substance of Afrobeats records. Is there truth in his claims, or are there layers of complexity to consider? Kp chimes in with his firsthand experience from Afronation in Detroit, taking you on a rollercoaster of his weekend highlights and lowlights. And that's not all – Tobi adds her own flair to the conversation by recounting her unforgettable moments at the Asake concert.
we tackle the burning question: "Is it too late to have a complicated summer romance?" Our hosts share their perspectives on modern relationships, exploring the intricacies of love, timing, and the exhilarating dance of emotions.
And of course, no episode would be complete without a glance at the music industry. We delve into a deep discussion on the trajectory of Nigerian music, examining its monumental peak in 2020 and the subsequent decline that has left many fans wondering what's next. Is this a natural ebb and flow, or are there underlying factors at play?
Get ready for an episode that combines insightful dialogue, cultural exploration, and a touch of music history. Tune in and join the conversation – it's a ride you won't want to miss!
Don't forget to use the hashtag #CruisingOutwest to follow the conversation and share your thoughts on the episodes. Follow us on Instagram and Twitter @CruisingOutwest, @tobiskoko, and @KpFawehinmi.
A Cruising Outwest Summer is officially here! Come out and party with us on Friday, June 30th.
Purchase your ticket at this link:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ 650134458667.
In this episode, Tobi and KP delve into interesting topics, starting with the public response to chef Dammy's cookathon. They also discuss the latest release by Jorja Smith titled "Little Things" and address the unfortunate body-shaming comments surrounding recent photos.
Moreover, we explore the intriguing concept of open relationships and their dynamics. Our discussion extends to the realm of music, where we highlight Tiwa Savage's impressive track record for the year 2023. KP even shares his prediction for the Artist of the Year at the prestigious Headies Awards.
Join us as we delve into these captivating conversations and more! Don't forget to use the hashtag #CruisingOutwest to follow the conversation and share your thoughts on the episodes. Follow us on Instagram and Twitter @CruisingOutwest, @tobiskoko, and @KpFawehinmi.
Also, we have a special offer! The first five people to DM us will receive a free ticket. Don't miss out!
It's our 20th episode of the season!!! "Starboy Wey Dey Ball Pass Beans"! We apologize for the brief hiatus, but trust us, this episode is worth the wait. We couldn't resist naming this episode after the hilarious line from Wizkid's remix of "Abracadabra" that had Kp laughing uncontrollably.
With concert and festival season in full swing, we delve into the heart of the action. Using Rema as our case study, we explore the exhilarating world of live shows, uncovering the unspoken rules, concert tropes, and the do's and don'ts to enhance everyone's experience.
But that's not all—we tackle the controversial topic of broke shaming head-on. Kp shares personal stories that shed light on why this action hits close to home. Prepare to hear powerful anecdotes that challenge societal perceptions and remind us of the importance of empathy.
We also celebrate the incredible accomplishment of Hilda Baci, who recently set the world record for the longest cooking marathon. We can't help but admire her dedication! And of course, Kp has a hilarious joke up his sleeve that adds an extra dash of humor to the conversation.
This episode is an absolute blast from start to finish. Get ready for laughter, thought-provoking discussions, and don't forget to join the conversation using the hashtag #CruisingOutwest to share your thoughts and connect with fellow listeners. And be sure to follow us on Instagram and Twitter @CruisingOutwest, @tobiskoko, and @KpFawehinmi for behind-the-scenes exclusives and updates.
So buckle up and tune in to "Starboy Wey Dey Ball Pass Beans" for a fun-filled episode that will leave you entertained and wanting more!
Note: This podcast is all about bringing the fun, but the views and opinions expressed in this episode are those of the hosts and not necessarily reflective of our sponsors. Enjoy responsibly and keep the good vibes flowing!
In this episode, we sit down with Ria Sean, a rising singer-songwriter, where she talks about her intriguing musical journey and provides a sneak peek into her highly anticipated debut album that is scheduled to come out later this year. The discussion also covers Ria's intriguing personality, and how she manages to balance being an introvert and extrovert.
We also touch upon the latest album from Nigerian musician Davido, called "Timeless," and how it has made waves by breaking numerous records within just 36 hours of its release.
Don't forget to use the hashtag #CruisingOutwest to follow the conversation & let us know your thoughts on the episodes. Follow us on Instagram & Twitter @CruisingOutwest @tobiskoko @KpFawehinmi
Tobi and KP are back for their highly anticipated 50th episode, where they take a moment to reflect on some memorable moments with previous guests. In addition, they dive into a range of topics including their own dramatic tendencies, Wizkid's sheer hustle during his time at E.M.E in the studio, Davido's highly anticipated return from his hiatus with the announcement of his latest album "Timeless", Odumodu's impressive accomplishment of having the most streamed song in Nigeria on both Spotify and Apple Music, and the buzz surrounding Ayra Star's potential co-signing of certain alte girls. Join them as they explore and share their candid opinions on all things music and pop culture.
Don't forget to use the hashtag #CruisingOutwest to follow the conversation & let us know your thoughts on the episodes. Follow us on Instagram & Twitter @CruisingOutwest @tobiskoko @KpFawehinmi
Listen to the latest episode of our podcast, where the talented Niffster joins us to discuss a variety of engaging topics. Tune in to hear us share our thoughts on the growing trend of podcasts that explore gender roles in Nigeria, and our favourite music producers.
We also share our top picks from our recent Spotify Wrapped. Don't miss our discussion on Rihanna's halftime show, as well as our thoughts on the concept of hating. And if you've ever wondered how Niffster got into DJing, we've got you covered. Join us for a lively and informative conversation that's not to be missed!
Follow Niffster on
Twitter: https://twitter.com/niffsterrr
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/niffs.ter/
Don't forget to use the hashtag #CruisingOutWest to follow the conversation & let us know your thoughts on the episodes. Follow us on Instagram & Twitter @CruisingOutwest @tobiskoko @KpFawehinmi
Join us as we welcome the exceptional singer/songwriter, Africaine, to this week's episode. She opens up about her journey as an artist and gives us a glimpse into what she has in store for us this year.
Not only did we have a great time playing games and having fun, but we also explored important topics like the significance of manners, respecting personal space, and more. We discussed the Grammys, Beyoncé's highly anticipated world tour, and differing perspectives on debtors and Valentine's Day. Our conversation also touched upon the types of people we are attracted to, and we're sure our audience will find common ground on this subject.
Share your thoughts on the episode with the hashtag #CruisingOutWest and stay connected with us on Instagram & Twitter @CruisingOutwest, @tobiskoko, and @KpFawehinmi for more engaging content.
Don't miss out on Africaine's latest single, which you can find at https://empire.ffm.to/howfarafricaine?fbclid=PAAaaq_-lXsh9orT3JyfaQZHiNVaOdHDsvpi5RcAq9BgliUotrPVyh3qo9MEY, and check her out on Spotify and Apple Music at https://open.spotify.com/artist/1zS57YVtuOi5HChrk22mT7?si=vjS_pGbOQeOYi-iVn8XQFg and https://music.apple.com/us/artist/africaine/1512639034 respectively.
Join Tobi and KP on the latest episode of Cruising Outwest: The Podcast as they discuss the importance of dating people you actually like, mysterious niggas, the double standards & hypocrisy in Nigerian culture and Nollywood movies. Tobi shares her thoughts on Wiz's alleged verse on the remix of Abracadabra.
Share your thoughts on the episode with the hashtag #CruisingOutWest and stay connected with us on Instagram & Twitter @CruisingOutwest, @tobiskoko, and @KpFawehinmi for more engaging content.
Drill rapper PSIV joins us in this episode to discuss his latest single 'Sense', his previous releases and his life as an artist. We also speak on the rankings of albums from Fader and Rolling Stone, why we have ended talk stages in the past and Dj Cuppy's engagement.
Check out Sense by PSIV. https://fanlink.to/Sense. Follow PSIV on social media.
Twitter: https://twitter.com/psivmusic?s=21&t=mKMVe6FVgH1Vo7yUcaDKnw
Instagram: https://instagram.com/psivgram?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
Don't forget to use the hashtag #CruisingOutWest to follow the conversation & let us know your thoughts on the episodes. Follow us on Instagram & Twitter @CruisingOutwest @tobiskoko @KpFawehinmi
Returning guest Lolade joins us in this episode as we discuss our concert guide, especially given how chaotic concerts can be. We also share our experiences and advise you on what to do, what to avoid, and what to look out for in order to have a great experience.
Don't forget to use the hashtag #CruisingOutWest to follow the conversation & let us know your thoughts on the episodes. Follow us on Instagram & Twitter @CruisingOutwest @tobiskoko @KpFawehinmi
From the publisher's feed
Cruising Outwest is a conversational podcast offering a fresh, new generational perspective on music, culture and all things pop. Hosted by Tobi and KP, the podcast is made for the everyday African…