Shallipopi Flaunts His New Custom-made Diamond Neckpiece From Bay Ice

Fast-rising Nigerian music star, Shallipopi, has made news once more for his ostentatious purchase.

The Afrobeats musician just debuted a brand-new, 40ct custom neckpiece with a space motif, made by Bay Ice. The opulent accoutrement is the most recent addition to Shallipopi’s assortment of upscale possessions, which also includes a GLE Benz valued at over 50 million naira and a $180,000 Richard Mille timepiece.

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Shallipopi’s new customized Space themed neckpiece crafted by BayIce – over 40ct 💎👀 pic.twitter.com/13NNDUQefn

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Shallipopi also recently offered insights into the business side of the music industry, comparing the money made from music to money rituals. Shalli stated in a recent interview that it is impossible to properly comprehend the magnitude of the money in the music industry.

He made it clear that the songs he had already published would bring in money for him even if he stopped writing music. Shallipopi has risen to the top of the charts on several music streaming services, including Boomplay, Apple Music, Spotify, and Top Table rankings. On Boomplay, he has received over 50 million plays, and on Spotify, over 100 million.

His music presumably falls within the rap heritage, even though it explores new sound territories and uses the end and inner rhyme systems made popular by numerous artists who came before him. Hip-hop serves as the basis for modern Afrobeats, and Shallipopi’s sound is reminiscent of the earlier musical icons of the 1990s, whose innovative use of language and ideas made them the nation’s first rap superstars.