Skillibeng Joins Wizkid’s Extra Love Much less Ego Tour

Jamaican dancehall artiste Skillibeng is ready to hitch Afrobeat star Wizkid’s ‘Extra Love Much less Ego’ Tour.

He was introduced as an addition after Wizkid posted the upcoming dates to the US leg of the tour after which the ‘Eastsyde’ boss posted the dates on Instagram.

Born, Emwah Warmington, Skillibeng is understood for his distinctive stream, witty lyrics, and distinct voice.  Skillibeng first gained consideration within the dancehall scene along with his 2019 single “Brik Pan Brik,” which shortly grew to become a viral hit and garnered hundreds of thousands of views on YouTube.

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Since then, Skillibeng has launched quite a few common songs comparable to Crocodile Enamel,  remixed by American rapper Nicki Minaj Shake, Mr. Universe, and Not. He has collaborated with different Jamaican artists like Tommy Lee Sparta, Popcaan, and Jada Kingdom, and has gained a big following each in Jamaica and internationally.

Skillibeng’s music is characterised by his rapid-fire supply, intelligent wordplay, and creative use of slang. He typically attracts inspiration from his environment and experiences, and his lyrics contact on a variety of subjects comparable to love, intercourse, violence, and social points.

The 2 artistes, whose first identified link-up got here throughout Skillibeng’s maiden US tour final 12 months, beforehand collaborated on Wiz child’s single- Slip N Slide that includes Shenseea.

That monitor was among the many lead singles to advertise his lately released- Extra Love, Much less Ego album from which the tour is known as.

Earlier than being compelled to withdraw for unspecified causes past the management of his staff, Skillibeng was lately part of Chris Brown’s Beneath the Affect tour.

Nonetheless, he continued to be very lively after the North American and Caribbean Legs of his first world tour, lately releasing the video for his collaboration with rapper Nardo, “16 Choppa.”

The Extra Love Much less Ego tour date is ready to kick off on March 3 in Houston, Texas.