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Diamond Platnumz and Trey Songz Link Up in Zanzibar for Big Money Video Shoot
Diamond Platnumz and Trey Songz are cooking up something special in Zanzibar. The two stars have officially linked up on the ground to film their new collaboration. AfrobeatsGlobal has the details on this exciting cross-continental project.
Diamond Platnumz and Trey Songz Shoot Big Money in Zanzibar
The duo are currently shooting the visual for their upcoming song, “Big Money,” on location in Zanzibar. Diamond shared behind-the-scenes moments from set, giving fans a first look at the shoot. The track also carries the title “Champion,” blending Bongo Flava energy with American R&B swagger.
This collaboration brings together two artists from completely different corners of the music world. Diamond has spent years building WCB Wasafi into one of East Africa’s biggest labels. Meanwhile, Trey Songz remains one of America’s most recognized R&B voices, known for his smooth delivery and charisma.
Choosing Zanzibar as the backdrop adds another layer to the project. The island’s scenery has long attracted global creatives, and this shoot continues that tradition. Therefore, fans can expect visuals that highlight both the song and the beauty of Tanzania’s coastline.
What This Means for African Music Collaborations
Partnerships like this keep proving that African artists belong at the center of global conversations. Diamond continues to build bridges between Tanzania and the wider music industry through moments like this. Consequently, “Big Money” is shaping up to be one of the most anticipated cross-border releases this year.
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