Miller🕸️

I was created to create 🕸️

[Miller🕸️ @MillerTTW]

Out on spotify. Link in bio. Tap in.🤟🏾❤️

[Miller🕸️ @MillerTTW]

$teezy inna bit!

[Miller🕸️ @MillerTTW]

@Kin_Neverseen You too much ski❤️🤟🏾

[Kindred$.🧛🏾‍♂️ @Kin_Neverseen]

If we don't who will? #longlivedaarchive

[Sophie Raji @Sophie_raji]

A beautiful day to be a make up artist for @Kin_Neverseen

[Iyebiye Adeitan @KaizenKreativ_]

Unrelated, but this just came to mind.

My guys in VIP Crew, the best dance crew in FCE Abeokuta at the time went for the same talent show that Zlatan competed in. When they returned, they couldn't stop talking about one guy. "There's this rapper..." they kept saying. According to them, he was absolute fire. That rapper was Zlatan.

Back on campus, we also had Islambo; yes, the same Islambo who was already a big deal in our school with "Oga", that song went platinum inside school lmaoo . Around that same period, Kizz Daniel was in FUNAAB, and because his dad was a Fine Arts lecturer in FCE Abeokuta with an office just behind our department, he never felt like a distant celebrity story. I even knew his brother, Uthman. Sir lamms, Oberz, Ajanaku, Mansa Jabulani and many more that didn't make it to this level but gave us hitsss.

Looking back now, it's amazing to realize how many artists who would go on to shape Nigerian music were already crossing paths around Abeokuta. At the time, they were just talented young people trying to make a name for themselves. We had no idea we were witnessing the beginning of something much bigger.

[Miller🕸️ @MillerTTW]

Me for example now, mapoly boy, star in the making!

[Iyebiye Adeitan @KaizenKreativ_]

Unrelated, but this just came to mind.

My guys in VIP Crew, the best dance crew in FCE Abeokuta at the time went for the same talent show that Zlatan competed in. When they returned, they couldn't stop talking about one guy. "There's this rapper..." they kept saying. According to them, he was absolute fire. That rapper was Zlatan.

Back on campus, we also had Islambo; yes, the same Islambo who was already a big deal in our school with "Oga", that song went platinum inside school lmaoo . Around that same period, Kizz Daniel was in FUNAAB, and because his dad was a Fine Arts lecturer in FCE Abeokuta with an office just behind our department, he never felt like a distant celebrity story. I even knew his brother, Uthman. Sir lamms, Oberz, Ajanaku, Mansa Jabulani and many more that didn't make it to this level but gave us hitsss.

Looking back now, it's amazing to realize how many artists who would go on to shape Nigerian music were already crossing paths around Abeokuta. At the time, they were just talented young people trying to make a name for themselves. We had no idea we were witnessing the beginning of something much bigger.

[Miller🕸️ @MillerTTW]

@flygodT Tuff

[Miller🕸️ @MillerTTW]

I believe in God, he’s the greatest!

[Miller🕸️ @MillerTTW]

@BlaqBonez https://t.co/GhuHrHZeEn

Tap in to listen on Spotify

[Miller🕸️ @MillerTTW]

@BlaqBonez Just imagine say blaq verse dey this jam!!

[Miller🕸️ @MillerTTW]

I believe in God, he’s the greatest!

[Miller🕸️ @MillerTTW]

Miller “$teezy”

[THE ROOM @th3ro0m]

adL! & scotty! “bROKE boys”
Txmmyily & Zaylevelten “Shoki”
Artsalghul & Blaqbonez “2 sl1ck”
Egertton & Artsalghul “Press Am”

[Miller🕸️ @MillerTTW]

@BlaqBonez Just imagine say blaq verse dey this jam!!

[Miller🕸️ @MillerTTW]

RT @BlaqBonez:

[$UPER$TAR$TRAFF @STRAFFITTI]

EVERYDAY NA NEW PATTERN, HOW U WAN DO AM NOW BRO.

[Miller🕸️ @MillerTTW]

If na by who work pass na aboki people for be the richest set of people in the country!

[Miller🕸️ @MillerTTW]

I dey for tarkwa I dey reason yeaaa

[Miller🕸️ @MillerTTW]

@JbrandyOfficial See as dem resemble sef

[Miller🕸️ @MillerTTW]

@cocteaaau More like igbo grim “rapper”😂

[Miller🕸️ @MillerTTW]

@leoexcoba Nbl!!!!

[Miller🕸️ @MillerTTW]

What song are you listening to right now?