Davido Reacts As Tems Wins Best African Music Performance Grammy

Afrobeats sensation, Davido (David Adeleke), has celebrated his fellow artist Tems after she clinched the Best African Music Performance award at the 67th Grammy Awards on Sunday.

Taking to social media early on Monday, the award-winning artist congratulated Tems for her victory over notable competitors, including Yemi Alade, Asake, Burna Boy, and himself.

Tems won the Grammy with her hit track Love Me Jeje, marking her second Grammy win after her previous recognition for her contribution to Future’s chart-topping song Wait For U.

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The Best African Music Performance category was fiercely competitive, featuring Yemi Alade’s Tomorrow, Asake’s MMS, Chris Brown’s Sensational (featuring Davido & Lojay), and Burna Boy’s Higher. Notably, all the nominees were Nigerian artists, highlighting the country’s strong presence in the global music scene.

Davido shared his pride and admiration, posting: “Congratulations to my one and only! #chrisbrown! And to the Queen @temsbaby, we are proud of you!”

The 67th Grammy Awards took place on Sunday at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles.

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