Boi Chase joins Josy Anne on Wahala Podcast for an honest conversation about the realities of the Nigerian music industry, fame, relationships, and everything that happens behind the scenes.

From stream farming and the lack of support among artists to why he believes musicians should never date their fans, Boi Chase shares his perspective on an industry that isn’t always what it appears to be.

We also get into his journey, the pressure of going viral with “Darling – Focus,” love, authenticity, and what it really takes to survive in the music business.

IN THIS EPISODE:

* Why Boi Chase believes artists shouldn’t date fans

* Stream farming and its impact on Nigerian music

* Why rising artists struggle to get support

* The lack of genuine support among artists

* The reality of going viral with “Darling – Focus”

* Love, relationships, fame and industry pressure

Watch, join the conversation, and tell us your thoughts in the comments!

🎙️ Hosted by Josy Anne

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LOGOS OLORI sits down with Josy Anne on Wahala Podcast for a conversation about his journey from songwriter to artist, joining Davido Music Worldwide, the music industry, and the experiences that shaped him. 🎙️🇳🇬

Logos opens up about writing songs including Davido’s “Unavailable” and “Sensational”, joining DMW, and what he has learned from working alongside Davido.

He also shares his thoughts on what makes Davido such a hardworking artist, his own journey in music, and his views on relationships, women and life in the industry.

In this episode, we talk about:

🎵 Writing “Unavailable” and “Sensational”

🔥 His journey to Davido Music Worldwide

👑 What Logos has learned from Davido

💪 Why he describes Davido as the most hardworking artist he’s seen

🎤 His journey as an artist and songwriter

❤️ Love, women and relationships

🇳🇬 Life and the Nigerian music industry

💭 Logos Olori’s perspective on success, music and the future

Welcome to another episode of Wahala Podcast — filmed in Lagos, Nigeria. 🇳🇬

🎙️ Hosted by Josy Anne

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CUPIDSZN sits down with Josy Anne on Wahala Podcast for a conversation about the journey behind the music, family sacrifice, Mavin, love, pressure and everything in between. 🇳🇬🎙️

From leaving school to pursue music, to having his entire family move to Lagos to support his dream, CupidSZN opens up about the decisions that shaped his journey and what it really feels like to have people believe in you before the world does.

We talk about:

🎓 Why CupidSZN left school to pursue music

👨‍👩‍👦 His family’s decision to move to Lagos for his career

⚽ Why football was once his first love

🎵 His journey from trap music to Afrobeats

🏠 His dad’s advice: “Conquer home first”

🎤 Joining Mavin and the Mavin Academy

👑 Working under Don Jazzy

💎 The pressure of being surrounded by artists like Rema and Ayra Starr

❤️ Love, heartbreak, dating and being a “loverboy”

🎶 The stories behind his music

⚖️ LOVE COURT — where CupidSZN gives his verdict on some serious relationship situations

And of course… there’s plenty of WAHALA. 😂

Welcome to Episode 27 of Wahala Podcast.

🎙️ Hosted by Josy Anne

🇳🇬 Filmed in Lagos, Nigeria

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Wahala Podcast Ep. 26 with Rexxie 🎙️🔥

In this episode, award-winning Nigerian producer Rexxie joins Josy for a real conversation about the music industry, the struggles producers face and what really happens behind the scenes in the studio.

Rexxie opens up about artistes recording songs and never taking them, why producers often struggle to make money, and why he feels producers don’t get enough credit for the music they help create.

We also get into some Wahala 👀 — from working with artistes who genuinely can’t sing, to why some artistes waste good beats because they lack the talent to bring them to life.

Rexxie talks about creating the Zanku sound, his work with Zlatan, the story behind “Able God”, and why it remains one of his favourite songs.

He also shares how Burna Boy gave him a Grammy, his journey as an award-winning producer, and why he’s now looking beyond production and getting into music himself to expand his career and make more money.

This is a conversation about music, money, talent, recognition, creativity and the realities of being a producer in today’s industry.

🎙️ Wahala Podcast — Episode 26

Guest: Rexxie

Host: Josy Anne

💬 What do you think — do producers get enough credit?

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Women Are Exhausted!!! 😩

In this All Girls episode of Wahala Podcast, Ryonne, Salt & Josy get REAL about the pressures women face, from the pressure to have it all together, the endless hustle, anxiety and comparison, to relationships, money, independence and the expectations society puts on women.

We talk about the things women don’t always say out loud: feeling behind, trying to balance career and love, wanting a successful partner, the pressure around marriage, female friendships, and whether women can truly have it all.

We also get into some serious debates with our Red Flag or Green Flag game 👀 and find out who is most likely to get married first, become a millionaire, move abroad and more!

💬 What do you think is the biggest pressure women face today?

🎙️ WAHALA PODCAST — EPISODE 25

Ryonne, Salt & Josy

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What happens when prayer leads you to your purpose? And what happens when the life you build starts challenging everything people told you about success?

In Episode 24 of Wahala Podcast, we sit down with Rybeena for one of our most open conversations yet.

Rybeena takes us through his journey from growing up with very little confidence and coming from a difficult background, to discovering music in an unexpected way after a powerful experience in prayer.

We talk about the reality of marriage, success, music and finding yourself, including why Rybeena says “marriage is not easy” and how being married to someone who understands the entertainment industry has helped him navigate his career.

He also opens up about Mr Bee, the story behind the project, his music, his creative evolution, his confidence as an artist, advice he received from Joeboy, and what we can expect from Mr Bee Deluxe 👀

And of course, because this is Wahala Podcast, we get into the questions you probably wouldn’t expect.

🎙️ In this episode:

* How Rybeena discovered his passion for music

* Finding purpose through prayer

* Growing up without confidence

* The realities of marriage

* Balancing marriage and an entertainment career

* The advice Joeboy gave him

* The story behind Mr Bee

* His favourite songs and the stories behind them

* His journey in the music industry

* His biggest fears

* What’s next for Mr Bee Deluxe

* And plenty Wahala along the way 😂

Watch, subscribe and let us know in the comments: what part of Rybeena’s story surprised you the most?

#WahalaPodcast #Rybeena #MrBee #Afrobeats #NigerianMusic

Ayo Maff sits down with Josy Anne on Episode 23 of Wahala Podcast for a raw and honest conversation about his life, music, fame, love and everything in between.

In this episode, Ayo Maff talks about the meaning behind his “F*** FAME” tattoo, his lifestyle and the realities of artiste riches. He opens up about heartbreak, his dad’s passing, social media and Twitter banter, and how these experiences have shaped him.

He also gives us an insight into his new album, his growth as an artiste and what life looks like for Ayo Maff beyond the music.

This one has plenty of wahala, but also some real and emotional moments. 👀

🎙️ Wahala Podcast Ep. 23

Hosted by Josy Anne

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In this powerful solo episode of Wahala Podcast, I share some of the biggest lessons I’ve learnt about love, friendships, self-worth, success, trust, ambition, and personal growth.

We discuss why the opposite of love isn’t hate but indifference, the importance of keeping your word, how narcissistic people rarely change their patterns, why some people only watch your journey instead of supporting it, and the habits that determine whether you’ll succeed or fail.

We also dive into relationships, cheating, jealousy, leadership, attention, lust, self-respect, and why you should never ignore your partner’s needs. This episode is packed with real-life experiences, honest reflections, and thought-provoking conversations that will challenge the way you see people and yourself.

Topics Covered:

• Love vs Indifference

• Friendship & Loyalty

• Gaslighting & Self-Respect

• Success Habits

• Narcissistic Behaviour

• Relationships & Trust

• Attention vs Genuine Love

• Personal Growth

• Why People Don’t Support You

• Leadership & Accountability

• Men, Women & Modern Dating

• The Power of Keeping Your Word

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This week on Wahala Confessions, we’re reacting to anonymous confessions about cheating, situationships, toxic relationships, emotional attachment, friendship betrayal, and dating in today’s world.

Some of these stories are messy, some are relatable, and some will have you questioning everything.

Grab your headphones and join the conversation.

🎙️ New episodes every week.

In Episode 20 of Wahala Podcast, we unpack modern dating, marriage, money, clout culture, religion, and relationships in today’s society 😳💔

From “marriage benefits women more than men” to “broke men have no business dating,” this episode is filled with controversial takes, honest opinions, and pure Wahala. We also discuss whether women are only valued for their looks, if clout matters more than talent today, dating standards, cheating culture, religion, and the realities of modern love.

A chaotic but entertaining conversation you don’t want to miss 😭