Yemi Alade, a Nigerian Afropop artist, has shared a message explaining why Angelique Kidjo’s “Mother Nature” album deserved to win Best Global Music Album at the 64th Grammy Awards.
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Deluxe album were included in the category.
Angelique also defeated Ghana’s Rocky Dawuni and America’s Daniel Ho & Friends in the category.
Yemi Alade, who is a Grammy winner for her duet with Angelique, responded in response to Wizkid’s fans’ screams.
She reposted @PapiWater’s post, explaining that “Mother Nature” honored Africans’ originality as well as victims of the Nigerian #EndSARS protests and climate change.
The post read, “Angelique Kidjo dropped an album in which the headline song talked about the dangers of climate change-induced disasters (that the West is worried about) and how it will impact Africa more but you are wondering why she won a Grammy for that body of work”.
“Stop playing. Please take your time to listen to the album. Listen to ‘Africa, One of a Kind’ and ‘Mother Nature’
“Drop your Pangolo expectations before you listen to them so you can enjoy good music.”
