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Six Fo reflects with the bravado filled "Millionaire Ninu Traffic"

  • January 22, 2018
  • Tayo Odutola
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Straight from the motherland Nigeria comes up and coming rapper who goes by the moniker Six Fo. His latest tune is a dark, trap bouncy cut titled "Millionaire Ninu Traffic" which translates to Millionaire in traffic in English. While he  borrows heavily from his trap influences, Six Fo doesn't shy away from fusing his Nigerian roots into the very fabric of the song. Most of his lyrics are in English but you can hear a bit of Pidgin English, Some Yoruba lines and Islamic references. The entire track is pretty much bravado in style and displays his unorthodox approach to song crafting. "Millionaire Ninu Traffic" is actually Six Fo's revamping Amir Obe's  song entitled "Happening", the young man went as far as obtaining a mechanical license to legally release his version. Now that is what we call dedication and determination.

"Millionaire Ninu Traffic" is the follow up single from Lagos,Nigeria based Six Fo. The young act details how he took a 5 year hiatus to reinvent his sound and he's confident in showcasing what he has to the world from here on.

Connect with  Six Fo : Soundcloud | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram

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