In Nigeria’s fast-moving music scene, few young artists embody persistence and creativity like Victony. This November, the singer-rapper is set to release a new EP titled Very Stubborn, a project that already has fans buzzing across social media for its daring title and promise of sonic evolution.

The project’s name isn’t just catchy ,it’s autobiographical. “Very Stubborn” feels like a declaration from an artist who has built a career on resilience. From surviving a life-threatening accident in 2021 to crafting some of Afrobeats’ most inventive hits, Victony’s story has always been one of reinvention.

A Symbol of Range and Reinvention

Victony is not afraid to stretch boundaries. His sound floats easily between Afrobeats, R&B, and drill, fusing melody with lyrical introspection. With earlier hits like Soweto, Holy Father (with Mayorkun), and his recent collaborations on Ohema and Everything featuring diverse producers, he’s proven that experimentation can be mainstream.

“Very Stubborn” appears set to expand that vision rooted in Afropop but confident enough to borrow from amapiano, trap, and soft soul textures. His teasers suggest a reflective but playful body of work equal parts groove and grit.

Momentum and Anticipation

Industry watchers say this EP could cement Victony’s position as one of Nigeria’s next global exports. His stage presence has sharpened, his vocals more refined, and his brand more defined: stylish, authentic, and fearless.

The rollout has been teasingly quiet cryptic posts, minimal captions, and the kind of social buzz that makes fans decode every emoji. It’s the calm before what could be a storming new era.

A Very Stubborn Spirit

In a year when Afrobeats is under scrutiny for its saturation and sameness, Victony’s upcoming EP feels like a breath of intent. It’s not about chasing numbers it’s about asserting identity. “Very Stubborn” sounds like an attitude: a refusal to blend in, a reminder that creativity still has teeth.

Whether the project turns out introspective or dance-floor-ready, one thing’s certain Victony’s next chapter is set to make noise in all the right ways.