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Tyla snubs Afrobeats giants: Beats Wizkid, Tems, Asake to steal 2025 AMAs spotlight

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South African rising star Tyla stole the spotlight at the 2025 American Music Awards held in Las Vegas on May 26.

She clinched the Favorite Afrobeats Artist award, surpassing global Nigerian icons Wizkid, Tems, and fast-rising sensation Asake, Diaspora Digital Media (DDM) reports.1

The win marks a significant breakthrough in her career and a proud moment for South African music.

Her chart-dominating hit “Jump” catapulted her to fame and laid the foundation for her international success.

The track has garnered massive streaming numbers and earned her top honours at the 2025 Trace Awards.

She previously won Best Female Artist and Best Global African Artist at that event.

Diaspora Digital Media (DDM) reports that Tyla’s triumph at the AMAs highlights Afrobeats’ soaring global influence.

Once a regional sound, Afrobeats is now a global cultural force embraced by audiences worldwide.

Tyla’s unique blend of rhythm, style, and charisma resonated with both fans and voters.

Wizkid, known for global hits and legendary status, was among the top contenders for the award.

Tems, with her Grammy-winning vocals and soulful presence, also posed strong competition.

Asake brought his distinct fusion of Afrobeats and amapiano, adding pressure to the category.

Despite stiff competition, Tyla stood out with her infectious sound and confident stage presence.

Her style fuses South African roots with global pop appeal, creating a fresh, engaging musical identity.

Her performances are known for energy, creativity, and authenticity that captivates audiences worldwide.

The 2025 AMAs, hosted by Jennifer Lopez, celebrated global talent across diverse genres and continents.

Tyla’s win not only celebrates her talent but shines a spotlight on the power of African music.

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It affirms the growing acceptance of African artistry on the world’s biggest stages.

In her heartfelt speech, Tyla thanked her fans, team, and African artists who paved the way.

She dedicated the award to dreamers across Africa and young girls chasing greatness.

“This is for every African girl who dares to dream big,” she declared proudly.

Music critics say Tyla’s win reflects a shift in the genre’s dominance.

Afrobeats is evolving beyond West Africa, embracing Southern African voices and rhythms.

Tyla’s sound introduces fresh elements that push the genre’s boundaries further.

Her victory may inspire more African artists to explore global opportunities and believe in their unique voices.

Experts predict a new wave of talent fuelled by Tyla’s historic achievement.

Platforms like the AMAs and streaming services are now essential gateways for global music exposure.

Tyla’s 2025 AMAs win is more than a trophy, it’s a symbol of Africa’s rising cultural power.

As Afrobeats continues to conquer international charts, artists like Tyla are leading this extraordinary musical revolution.

Africa’s voice is louder than ever, the world is listening.

 

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