Nigerian singer Olawale Oloforo, known as Brymo, calls on established Afrobeats stars to create room for emerging talent. Speaking in an interview on TVC, Brymo criticises what he describes as the industry’s “Big 3” framing, which spotlights a small group of leading artists—specifically naming Wizkid, Davido and Burna Boy. He argues that the continued prominence of these figures limits opportunities for newer acts and keeps the conversation in the music industry crowded with older names rather than evolving with newer sounds.

Brymo also points to the way radio influence can affect visibility, saying that dominance on radio does not necessarily translate into lasting relevance with audiences. He suggests that veterans should “evolve into something else” instead of trying to remain permanently in control of the scene. He highlights younger artists such as Rema as examples of performers he believes should lead pop discussions in Nigeria.

Across the reports, the central message is Brymo’s call for established performers to step aside and allow younger artists more space to grow and succeed.