Entertainment thrives on energy, and Tsunami of Hype, a seasoned hype man, has mastered the art of keeping the crowd alive.

From dancer to DJ, and now an award-winning hype man, his journey is a testament to passion, resilience, and an unshakable love for music and performance. As he gears up for another edition of hi annual show Hypertension,Tsunami of Hype is setting his sights on something bigger—elevating the hype business to new heights.

Having won the Hype Man of the Year award twice in a row in Eti-Osa, Tsunami of Hype’s name is already stamped in Lagos’ nightlife and event scene. But for him, this is just the beginning.

“Last year’s edition of Hypertension was special—we had Terry Apala, and the energy was unmatched, Two years ago was Magnito and it was magnificent. But this year? It’s going to be bigger and better. My popularity has grown, and I want to use that to push the hype industry forward,” he said.

Tsunami of Hype’s journey in entertainment started with dance—training under Kaffy, Nigeria’s most renowned choreographer. From there, he found his way into DJ-ing, building his understanding of crowd dynamics, beats, and the pulse of a great performance. But it was when he picked up the mic as a hype man that everything clicked.

“Hyping is more than just shouting on a beat. It’s about reading the crowd, controlling the energy, and making every single person in the room feel like they’re part of something special. I’ve put in years of work to perfect that craft,” he shared.

And the work has paid off. Whether in clubs, concerts, or exclusive events,Tsunami of Hype’s voice is synonymous with high-energy performances. But beyond personal success, he’s focused on something bigger — giving hype men the recognition they deserve in the entertainment industry.

“The hype business isn’t just an add-on to music or nightlife. It’s a craft, an essential part of the experience. I want to see hype men get their flowers, get better opportunities, and be respected as artists in their own right,” he explained.

Hypertension, now in its third edition, is his way of showcasing what hype can truly be. With bigger artists, a larger audience, and a growing reputation, Tsunami of Hype sees this platform as a way to not only push his brand but to redefine the hype culture in Nigeria.

“This year’s edition isn’t just about turning up— it’s about showing how far we’ve come and where we’re headed,” he said. For Tsunami of Hype , Quarantine Music – his label is a not just a label but a statement. It’s about proving that hype men are not just background voices but essential artists shaping the entertainment experience. With the industry evolving, he believes now is the time to push the boundaries, demand recognition, and create new opportunities. “The hype game is changing, and I’m here to make sure we take it to the next level.”

With his unstoppable drive and a growing influence, Tsunami of Hype is proving that the hype business is not just a supporting act—it’s a main event.