Losing The Plot with ADEOLUWA
Stay Crowned CreationsLosing The Plot with ADEOLUWA is your overthinker’s guide to pop culture. Your host, ADEOLUWA, goes beyond the hot takes for deep dives into the why behind the trends. Each episode unpacks the hidden mechanics: the years-long sample clearances, strategic rollouts, and artistic evolution that shape the music and stories you love. Subscribe to decode pop culture with us every Thursday!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 18 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MusicMusic Commentary | |||
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Music movements rarely emerge from isolated artists. They are often built by institutions.
This episode compares three labels that helped define entire eras of popular music. Motown Records in the United States, Mo’Hits Records in Nigeria, and Mavin... more
For decades mainstream pop culture measured great singing through Western standards of technical precision.
But global music history tells a different story.
This episode examines how Asake and Bad Bunny became two of the most influential artists o... more
Afrobeats did not always sound the way it does today.
In the late 2000s and early 2010s Nigerian pop music was defined by speed, density, and percussion. Songs by artists like D’banj, Wizkid, Davido, and P Square were built around bright synthesizer... more
King of Boys was never just a film.
This episode moves beyond visual ambition and into meaning, examining how King of Boys functions as social commentary on power in Nigeria. Where the first film established a new cinematic language, this conversati... more
When King of Boys premiered in 2018 it did more than become a hit film. It fundamentally shifted the visual ambition and narrative scale of mainstream Nollywood.
This episode explores how Kemi Adetiba introduced a new cinematic language into Nigeria... more
For most of music history, touring promoted the album. Today the album often promotes the tour.
This episode traces how live performance evolved from chaotic vaudeville circuits and segregated Chitlin Circuit routes into billion dollar global stadiu... more
A revisit, not a review.
ADELE’s 25 is often framed as the safe follow up to 21, but that reading misses the point. This episode revisits 25 as a study in restraint, adulthood, and emotional recalibration. We explore why the album felt muted to audi... more
This episode connects the dots from Brandy to Rihanna to Billie Eilish, SZA, and Tems.
We explore how intimacy replaced power, how technology reshaped vocal expectations, and why whispering can sometimes feel louder than belting. We also ask whether... more
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