Who is the best music youngster of the streets: Korede Bello, Kiss Daniel, Lil Kesh or Reekado Banks

Who is music king of the streets: Korede Bello, Kiss Daniel, Lil Kesh or Reekado Banks

The success of an artiste is said to be measured according to the acceptance of his/her songs on the streets. This generation of music lovers most often than not, careless whether the songs have meanings or not, all they desire is a rhythm they can flow with and dance to. Dbanj, Psquare, Davido, Wizkid, Kcee, Iyanya and even Olamide among others have all paid their dues in his respect and are smugly sitting in the zenith of Nigeria’s music ladder. They have all won in the streets and have moved onto higher plane.

Right now the battle for the heart and soul of the streets, made up of predominantly teenagers and youths in their 20s, rests with Kiss Daniel, Korede Bello, Lil Kesh and Reakado Banks. This quartet have released singles that have electrified the streets and reach its heart. But who is the king?

Korede Bello : Like Iyanya, ladies love Korede Bello

Truth be told,one of the traits that stands Korede Bello out is his looks. Have you ever witnessed ladies reaction to any of Korede Bello’s performance? It is usually an emotional experience for them. Ladies respond to him the way they respond to  a man they are in love with.

Though Dorobucci launched him into the  music scene, he has exhibited that he has what it takes to thrive by releasing his own hit songs. The youngster whose dad bought him his first guitar,released an Afropop song titled African Princess in February 2014, which was a semi hit song.

But with Godwin, the Mavin’s boy blew the hearts of his fans away and built for himself an enviable place on the streets.

Social media influence

Recent reports shows that Godwin music video has one million views on YouTube in over 5 weeks of its release. As at the time of this report, Korede Bello has 79, 5000 followers on Twitter and 272,000 followers on Instagram.

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Reekado Banks: Reekado Banks’ work ethic

Forget the glamour,screaming fans and huge social media following, Reekado Banks’ tale of stardom wasn’t without a  dint of sacrifice. As an artiste, Reekado Banks has an astonishing work ethic. He once released three songs in three days! But Katapot or Chop am is arguably the stake that won the streets over.

Social media influence

The music video of Katapot has 235,886 views on Youtube (as at the time of this report).He calls his fans Reekaddicts and has 41, 700 followers on Twitter and 159,000 followers on Instagram as at the time of this report.)

Lil Kesh: Lil Kesh energetic performance style

Have you ever seen Lil Kesh peform? His performances are usually filled with an uninhibited flow of energy and creativity that makes him fans run wild with excitement. His unique version of  Shoki has continue to spread like wildfire,making other versions of Shoki a joke.

The Bariga born rapper broke into the industry with the song Lyrically which got the attention of his mentor and label boss,Olamide.

His uniqueness and social media influence

Lil Kesh uniqueness stems from the fact that his music and lyrics connects to the hearts of his fans. He releases songs that generates mainstream appeal.Lil Kesh has said that Shoki was inspired by the street. As at the time of this report,he has 10,000 followers on Instagram and 37.300 followers on Twitter. His massive hits songs Gbese and Shoki still thrill his fans whenever he performs them.

Kiss Daniel: The Woju magic

No one can succinctly explain how Woju became a hit song,yet the song has gone on to become one of the biggest songs of  Daniel Anidugbe popularly known as Kiss Daniel.Though the song was released in September 2014,it generated much acceptance in 2015. Kiss serves a follow up to Woju titled Laye.

Social media influence

The music video of Woju remix currently has over 2 million views on Youtube. He has 71, 900 followers on Instagram and 69, 800 followers on Twitter, a social media following that might intimidate his contemporaries.    

Now the question is who is making more sense lyrically?