JHYBO's "Joko" his second release of 2025 Out Now!!!
Jhybo just dropped visuals for “Joko” and they’re making serious waves! 🔥 Shot by @sengakdesign and edited by @directorsnybes, the energy is high, and the vibe is pure Naija heat. From what fans are saying in the comments, it’s already a favorite—quotes like “Fantabulous composition” and “You never fall my hand” are flying.
If you haven’t seen it yet, head to Jhybo’s bio on Instagram to catch the YouTube link.
Jhybo, whose full name is Jibola Toriola, is a Nigerian rapper, singer, and songwriter known for blending Yoruba and English in his music. Born on January 21, 1989, in Lagos, he hails from Ogun State and started showcasing his musical talent as early as age 10. He gained major recognition in 2010 with the hit track “Ejo le fe ro” featuring Cynthia Morgan, and later founded his own label, Lima Sound (Living In Movement Always).
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He’s known for his witty lyrics, streetwise charisma, and a sound that fuses Afrobeat with hip hop. His latest release, “Joko”, is already turning heads with its bold message of self-worth and unapologetic confidence.
"Joko" is Jhybo's second release of 2025. A fun & lively song describing a person's self-worth & protecting your peace.
If you don't LIKE me, others will LOVE me. Say's Jhybo.
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Jhybo’s music is a vibrant blend of street wisdom, cultural pride, and personal resilience. His lyrics often explore:
Social consciousness – Tracks like “Adura Elijah” carry a prayerful, reflective tone, touching on hope, struggle, and spiritual grounding.
Street life and hustle – He frequently raps about the realities of urban life in Nigeria, highlighting both the grind and the grit.
Cultural identity – Jhybo proudly infuses Yoruba language and proverbs into his lyrics, celebrating his roots while bridging traditional and modern sounds.
Confidence and self-expression – His delivery is bold and unapologetic, often laced with humor and sharp wordplay that assert his individuality.
He’s not just dropping bars he’s telling stories that resonate with everyday experiences, especially for fans who appreciate authenticity and lyrical depth.
Absolutely big congrats to Jhybo on dropping “Joko”! He’s been consistent with his sound and message, and this release just reinforces his place as one of Naija’s finest in the indigenous rap scene. The visuals, the energy, the swagger—it’s all there.
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