In our final episode of the year, Tobi and KP dive into their favorite pop culture highlights from the year from Usher’s iconic performances to the beef between Drake and Kendrick that had pretty much everyone talking. Tobi shares how her opinion on Rema has completely flipped from his breakout year, and we wrap up by reflecting on the year gone by and sharing what we’re most excited about in the year ahead.



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Episode 82: Say Usher Dey Pay My Bills Ni?

In this episode, we dive into the evolution of Wizkid’s career, discussing his distinct eras and picking our favorites. We also break down his 7th studio album, Morayo, sharing standout moments and tracks that left an impression. KP has a revelation about Telfar—the brand—and its connection to its founder, Telfar Clemens. 

To wrap things up, KP shares his hilarious (and slightly frustrating) thoughts on dealing with that one friend who’s just too woke.

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Episode 81: KP vs That Friend That Is Too Woke

It’s our 80th episode, cruisers—20 away from the big 100! KP and Tobi are back with their usual antics, ready to break down the latest in music and pop culture like only they can.

This week, it’s all about the music. We talk about our excitement for Wizkid’s upcoming album Morayo and break down his record-shattering first-day Spotify NG streams. The conversation takes a spicy turn as we discuss stream farming, with KP boldly saying, “Na who dem catch be thief.”

We also get into the Grammy nominations, giving flowers to Tems, Yemi Alade and Rema, and debating Album of the Year. From there, we zoom out to talk about Nigerian artists getting their due on the global stage, with a spotlight on Shabooze’s A Bar Song (Tipsy) and its Billboard success.

Of course, we couldn’t skip Siraheem’s viral anthem Bad Bitch Syndrome. But it’s not all lighthearted. We dig into serious issues like trolling, misogyny in the music industry, and the glaring accessibility problems in Nigeria that demand more attention.

This episode blends the fun, the insightful, the unapologetically real and all the energy you’ve come to love. If you’re listening, drop us a review, share your thoughts, and join the conversation using #CruisingOutwest.



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Episode 80: Bad Bitch Syndrome

In this episode, Tobi has a few things to get off her chest—from the struggle of hating on truly talented people to Davido’s interesting performance with Angelique Kidjo. Meanwhile, KP shares his experience at a Portable concert, giving us all the details. 

We also dive into the tricky territory of whether there’s ever a point where you’d consider reaching out to a friend’s parents about their behavior. 

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Episode 79: I went to a Portable Concert

In this solo episode, KP dives deep into one of the most pressing issues of modern life—hustle culture. Why do we glorify overworking, and how is it affecting our mental health and well-being? From the rise-and-grind mentality to the ever-blurring lines between work and personal life, KP explores the dangers of burnout, the pressures of social media, and the importance of redefining success. Can we really find balance in a world that never seems to stop? Tune in to hear KP’s thoughts, personal experiences, and practical tips for reclaiming your time and mental peace.

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E:78 KP vs Hustle Culture

In this episode, Tobi and KP discuss the lack of accountability people have when dealing with FaceTime issues, discuss which Afrobeats artists might be 'eaters,' explore KP's superpowers that help him avoid billings, and share experiences about life as an over-packer.

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Episode 77: I Ain’t Thinking With My Dick No More

In this episode, Tobi and KP drop their thoughts on Asake’s newest album and Tobi confesses to her newest music realization. KP also cries out about unjustly called a “drunk oblivious stranger” on the internet and introduces a new segment to the pod. As you can tell, a lot was said on this episode and we can’t for you to hear from our dynamic duo! Maybe also join them in their fight again the deodorant haters, who knows.



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Episode 75: WHY ARE OUR PARENTS NOT CORRUPT NIGERIAN POLITICIANS!!!!!

In this electrifying episode, KP transforms into his new persona, Malik Devereaux, all the way from Trinidad and Tobago. Join us as we dive into our worst household chores and KP's extreme solution—living off disposable plates, cutlery, and cups to avoid washing dishes!

But that's not all. We get into the world of music, sharing our hot takes on rising star Odumodu Blvck and our high hopes for Minz's debut album. Plus, we vent about the agony of artists teasing us with snippets, only to leave us waiting for years for the full track. 

Tune in for laughs, insights, and a whole lot of personality. This episode is a must-listen for music lovers and anyone who’s ever dreaded doing the dishes!

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Episode 75: Tobi Doesn’t Listen To Cruising Outwest feat. Malik Devereaux

🎉 Celebrating 4 Years of Cruising Outwest! 🎉



We’re thrilled to mark this special milestone and want to extend a heartfelt thank you to everyone who has supported and been part of our journey. In this episode, it’s just KP taking the mic, reflecting on the incredible ride so far and what “Cruising Outwest” truly means to him.



KP dives deep into:



• The evolution and impact of the podcast over the years

• A review of Rema’s latest album

• Thoughts on Odumodu

• Why Sundays are his least favorite day

• His take on dealing with gaslighters



Thank you for rocking with us through these amazing 4 years. Here’s to many more!



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Episode 74: The Year We Turned Four

In this episode, Tobi has quite a lot to say, from discussing Rema’s new song “HEHEHE” and her excitement for his new album to KP’s disappearing act and summer plans. KP also has something to say about work snitches and his personal experience with one. 

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Episode 73: How Can You Be Double Texting A Man

Cruising Outwest is a conversational podcast offering a fresh, new generational perspective on music, culture and all things pop. Hosted by Tobi and KP, the podcast is made for the everyday African pop culture lover.

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