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Friday, October 2, 2026

Blaqbonez and Asake reunite for 'IKEBE 3000'

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Blaqbonez and Asake and definitely on to something at this point, first Chanel, now IKEBE 3000, a collaborative project is inevitable.

Blaqbonez has teamed up with Asake on IKEBE 3000. The lively, dance-floor-ready record has already built significant buzz before its official release. Preview clips shared by Blaqbonez spread quickly across social media, inspiring dance clips and CapCut templates as listeners latched onto the song's catchy sound.

On the record, Blaqbonez steps away from his usual rap-focused delivery and embraces a more playful, melodic approach. The production leans on punchy percussion, lively melodies, and repeated vocal phrases, anchored by the memorable "ikebe nwayọọ, nwayọọ" hook. Asake adds his own recognizable touch to the collaboration, blending in naturally without overshadowing Blaqbonez's distinctive style.

The release follows a busy 2026 run of songs from Blaqbonez, including FYP and BIG PERFORMER, as well as an earlier collaboration with Asake on Chanel. It also arrives as part of the rollout for his upcoming studio project, Nomadinho: 4th Prime, giving the single a dual role as both a standalone dance record and a preview of what's to come.

For Asake, the feature continues an extraordinarily prolific run of collaborations, following his work with Olamide, Travis Scott, and a string of other chart-topping records that have made him one of the genre's most in-demand voices. The pairing underlines a strategic and artistic choice for Blaqbonez that keeps his momentum moving forward into his next full-length era.

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