Singer Shallipopi opens up on life journey & struggles

• Shallipopi embodies resilience and artistry, bridging social divides and resonating across various social groups.

• The documentary explores Shallipopi’s journey, focusing on his roots and stage persona, with interviews with his brother and collaborator, Zerry DL, providing insight into his creative aspirations.

• The film features exclusive interviews with Dvpper Music CEO and Shallipopi producer, revealing his rapid rise in the music industry.

Emerging talent Shallipopi is poised to enchant audiences worldwide with the debut of his Spotify RADAR Africa documentary, which provides a personal glimpse into his journey from the streets of Edo State to achieving chart-topping acclaim.

As one of Nigeria’s most intriguing new artists, Shallipopi’s narrative is characterized by resilience and creativity, resonating across various social strata.

This documentary marks Shallipopi’s introduction to a global audience, encapsulating the essence of his experiences. It begins with Shallipopi returning to his hometown in Edo State, where he reflects on his origins and the development of his stage persona. Through heartfelt discussions with his brother and collaborator, Zerry DL, viewers are offered a deeper understanding of Shallipopi’s formative influences and artistic ambitions. They share memories of their first song and the aspirations that guided their journey.

The film features exclusive interviews with the CEO of Dvpper Music and one of Shallipopi’s primary producers, revealing the dynamics behind his rapid ascent in the music industry.

Enhancing the documentary’s richness, Shallipopi’s hit track “ASAP” from his earlier project Shakespopi Vol. 1 serves as the soundtrack for much of the RADAR documentary. The song’s compelling beats and lyrics reinforce Shallipopi’s narrative, anchoring his story in the sound that initially brought him into the limelight. The success of Shakespopi Vol. 1 has generated significant anticipation for Shallipopi’s upcoming project, which is already in development.

In a poignant moment, Shallipopi revisits his former college, where he is greeted by an enthusiastic audience of fans, highlighting his influence on Nigeria’s emerging generation. The documentary concludes with an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at Shallipopi’s recent performance at the Wireless Festival, signifying his evolution from a local phenomenon to a rising global artist.