What if the music scene in Lagos could rival the energy and innovation of Atlanta's rap community? Get ready to experience the electrifying world of Afrobeat as we sit down with the incredible Young Jonn, fresh from his performance at Madison Square Garden alongside DeVito. Together, we unpack his latest album "Jiggy Forever" and explore what it means to live a "Jiggy" lifestyle. From delving into tracks like "Tony Montana," a prayerful anthem seeking divine guidance, to "Pot of Gold," which encapsulates the unyielding quest for success, this episode captures the essence of Lagos' dynamic music culture. Young Jonn also sheds light on the global surge of artists from diverse backgrounds and the Yoruba philosophy of taking things "jeje" (easy).In a thrilling recount, we hear about a spontaneous collaboration in Madrid with none other than Sean Paul, leading to the creation of a surprise hit. We discuss the vital role of dance culture in Nigerian music and the resonance of tracks like "Big Things" in Lagos. Drawing fascinating parallels between Lagos and Atlanta's collaborative music scenes, the episode highlights the global influence of Nigerian artists. To wrap things up, Young John shares his travel plans and social media handles, leaving listeners eager to follow his next moves. Don't miss this captivating conversation that not only celebrates the vibrant Lagos music scene but also offers insights into the evolving global music landscape.Talk Soon! ✌? Stay connected! Follow @wnttlk on all platforms.