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Chris Brown & Ed Sheeran React To Fireboy DML’s ‘Playboy’ Album

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Chris Brown & Ed Sheeran React To Fireboy DML’s ‘Playboy’ Album
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YBNL Nation star and 2022 BET Awards nominee, Adedamola Adefolahan, higher recognized by his stage identify, Fireboy DML has lastly printed his a lot talked about album, ‘Playboy’.

After a number of days, weeks and months of anticipation, the buzzing Nigerian recording and performing artiste on Friday, August 5, 2022 discharged one of many greatest tasks of 2022 which occurs to be his third studio album, “Playboy”.

‘Playboy’ album options Asake, Euro, Shenseea, Rema, Chris Brown and Ed Sheeran. Following the profitable launch of the star-studeed album, American singer, Chris Brown and British singer, Ed Sheeran has reacted to the challenge.

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Chris Brown who was featured on monitor 7, ‘Diana’ in a submit through his verified Instagram account reacted to the discharge of the album indicating his love for the challenge. Ed Sheeran additionally took to his social media platform to increase congratulatory phrases to the younger expertise.

The album a day of its launch holds the primary place on the Apple Music Prime Album Chart in Nigeria. ‘Playboy’ occurs to be Fireboy DML’s third album, it follows his ‘Laughter, Tears & Goosebumps‘ in 2019 and ‘Apollo’ in 2020 which is doing spectacular numbers on streaming platforms.

Supply: Ghgossip.com

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