Nigeria’s national football team, the Super Eagles, scored a victory against South Africa in the African Cup of Nations, and it seems some Nigerians are using the opportunity to taunt South Africans by playing Tyla’s hit song.
This comes after South African artist Tyla beat Nigerian superstars at the Grammys.
The Super Eagles secured the win against South Africa’s Bafana Bafana in the African Cup of Nations match, and some Nigerians are celebrating the victory by playing Tyla’s hit song, in what appears to be a response to South Africa’s recent triumph at the Grammys.
It’s no secret that there is a rivalry between the two nations, and this latest development seems to have added fuel to the fire. The Nigerian victory on the football field has provided an opportunity for some to show that their country can come out on top in more than just one area.
The use of music to taunt the South Africans may seem like a lighthearted gesture, but it also sheds light on the competitive nature that exists between the two countries. It’s a reminder that even in the world of entertainment and sports, national pride is at stake.
As the rivalry between Nigeria and South Africa continues to play out in different arenas, it’s clear that both countries are determined to come out on top in their respective fields. With the recent football victory, Nigerians have found a way to remind South Africans that they are capable of achieving success outside of the music industry.
