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Shallipopi stuns fans with Lamborghini purchase claim from Laho streams

The singer says his hit track “Laho” and music streams funded his luxury car purchase.

David Okere by David Okere
May 8, 2026
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Shallipopi stuns fans with Lamborghini purchase claim from Laho streams

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Shallipopi has claimed he bought a Lamborghini using earnings from his music career and streams from his hit song “Laho”

Fast-rising Nigerian singer Shallipopi has revealed that he purchased a Lamborghini using income generated from his music career and streaming revenue from his hit song “Laho”.

Also read: Rihanna stirs online buzz between Tyla, Ayra Starr supporters

The singer made the claim while speaking about the financial success he has recorded since breaking into the Nigerian music industry, noting that digital platforms played a key role in his earnings.

According to him, the luxury vehicle was fully funded through legitimate music proceeds and streams from the popular track, which continues to gain traction across streaming platforms.

His statement quickly gained attention online, sparking admiration from fans who described his rise as fast, impressive and inspiring.

Many social media users also highlighted the growing impact of music streaming platforms in transforming the financial fortunes of Nigerian artists in recent years.

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Also read: Rihanna stirs online buzz between Tyla, Ayra Starr supporters

The revelation has continued to generate discussion, with fans praising his success while others debated the scale of earnings in the music industry.

 

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