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20 Best Afrobeats Road Trip Songs

20 Best Afrobeats Road Trip Songs

A road trip without Afrobeats is like jollof without pepper—unacceptable. Whether you’re on a solo adventure or rolling deep with your squad, adding these 20 best afrobeats road trip songs will guarantee you pleasure in the long drive!

Road trips can be a rollercoaster—one moment, you’re vibing to the scenery, and the next, you’re stuck in traffic questioning your life choices. Whether it’s the unpredictable Nigerian roads or just the sheer length of the journey, one thing is certain—your playlist is a large contributor to what can make or break the trip.

A good Afrobeats road trip playlist is non-negotiable. It keeps the driver alert, the passengers entertained, and the whole vibe electric. So, before you hit the road, here’s a recommendation of 20 must-have Afrobeats bangers that will have everyone singing, dancing, or just zoning out in the best way possible.

Chop My Money – P-Square ft. Akon, May D

What’s a road trip without a little nostalgia? P-Square’s classic hit, especially the remix with Akon, is an all-time singalong anthem. Guaranteed, someone in the car will shout, “I don’t care!” before the beat even drops.

Don’t Dull – Wizkid

You don’t want a boring trip, and Wizkid’s “Don’t Dull” ensures just that. It’s the perfect song to set the energy straight from the jump—whether you’re navigating the highways or swerving through potholes.

Terminator – King Promise

Feeling a little extra? This one’s for the TikTok lovers. Arms swinging, chest thumping—it’s impossible to sit still when this song comes on. If you’re not jamming, please check your pulse.

Second Sermon (Remix) – Black Sherif ft. Burna Boy

Black Sherif brings raw street energy, and when Burna Boy jumps in with his Odogwu verse? Pure madness. This track is for those “I no send anybody” moods when you’re dodging reckless drivers.

Do I – Phyno ft. Burna Boy

Amapiano, Igbo rap, and Burna Boy? Say no more. The beats on this track are enough to make you forget the stress of Nigerian roads, even if you’re stuck behind a Danfo.

Essence – Wizkid ft. Tems

Eventually, all the hyped-up songs will need a break, and that’s when Essence slides in. Whether it’s the soft AC or the harmattan breeze, let this song take you into a world where traffic doesn’t exist.

Try Me – Tems

For those using the road trip to heal from heartbreak (we see you), this is your moment. Yell the lyrics out the window, and by the time you reach your destination, the pain will have reduced by at least 30%.

Paris – Q-Mark, TpZee & Afriikan Papi

Amapiano with that dreamy, head-bopping effect. The groove on this song is undeniable. If this doesn’t get you swaying in your seat, you might need to reevaluate your playlist choices.

Ohema – Victony ft Crayon, Bella Shmurda, Oxlade, Ayra Starr (All Stars)

This is the definition of enjoying good music without doing too much. Just relax and let Victony’s smooth delivery, alongside the featured artists, take you through the ride—traffic or not.

Soco – Wizkid ft. Terri, Spotless, Ceeza Milli

If your road trip crew isn’t singing along to Soco“, are you even on a road trip? This song has a certified vibe—pure happiness in musical form.

Fall – Davido

Somewhere along the trip, you need a track that everyone knows, no matter their music taste. Enter Fall—the one song that can turn even the quietest passenger into a hype man.

FEM – Davido

For those moments when someone in the car is giving unsolicited opinions—just blast FEM and let Davido tell them to keep it moving.

On the Low – Burna Boy

Burna Boy’s “On The Low” is a smooth, sweet, and perfect song for when the ride is hitting a calm, late-evening groove. Just lean back, stare out the window, and let Burna take you places, mentally.

Anybody – Burna Boy

If you need a burst of energy after a long drive, this is it. Whether you’re stretching at a rest stop or switching drivers, this one brings instant life back into the trip.

Ginger Me – Rema

Rema’s alluring touch on this song keeps the good vibes going. You could be in a deep convo or just watching the sunset, this one just hits right and could be everything you need in that moment.

Koroba – Tiwa Savage

No playlist is complete without a Tiwa Savage banger. This one is for the moments when you’re feeling yourself a little extra—cue the head bops and hand gestures.

No Wahala – 1Da Banton

Road trips ought to be stress-free, and this song is a whole mood. It’s literally suggesting you let go of your worries, sip something chilled, or eat gala, whichever, and let the smooth rhythm take over.

Gobe – Davido

We need some drama on this list, and Davido’s “Gobe” brings the perfect spice. The energy? Unmatched. The beat? Timeless. The lyrics? Problematic in the best way possible.

Dumebi – Rema

Nothing screams happy road trip more than a Rema jam. Dumebi is the kind of song that makes you laugh at random things and just enjoy the moment.

Ye – Burna Boy

To end the list of best afrobeats song you should definitely listen to on your playlist, you need an anthem—and “Ye” is that anthem. No matter where you’re going, this song makes the trip feel important.

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