The BTM Bad Boys have emerged as a vibrant force in the Afrobeat scene, radiating energy and camaraderie that has captured the attention of music lovers. The group’s journey, from their organic formation to their signature sound, is a testament to their shared passion and unshakeable belief in their talent.
Unlike many groups formed through strategic planning, the BTM Bad Boys came together by what they describe as divine intervention. Their connection happened naturally, with each member recognizing the immense talent in the others. Rather than keep that energy to themselves, they chose to share it with the world. This genuine chemistry laid the foundation for what would soon become a collective musical powerhouse.
The name "BTM Bad Boys" may spark curiosity, but they make it clear that "Bad" in their name represents excellence and finesse. In their world, "bad" isn’t a rebellious term but a celebratio n of musical mastery.
The BTM Bad Boys have successfully merged their individual styles into a unique and harmonious sound. What sets them apart is their dedication to staying true to themselves. Each member contributes their own flavor, but together they create what is unmistakably the BTM Bad Boys’ signature vibe—raw, authentic, and impossible to duplicate.
Their creative process is rooted in authenticity. By allowing each member the freedom to express their individuality, the group has managed to craft a sound that feels genuine and full of heart. The "magic" they talk about is the product of honesty, creativity, and teamwork.
Like any group, the BTM Bad Boys have faced their share of challenges. From issues with video directors and photographers to the difficulties of coordinating busy schedules, they’ve encountered several roadblocks along the way. However, their patience and commitment to gradual progress have kept them moving forward. The group is focused on building a lasting legacy, knowing that real success requires time and persistence.
Their latest release, BBP (Bad Boys Party), encapsulates the spirit of the BTM Bad Boys: fun, energetic, and unapologetically joyous. The track came together effortlessly, with the group’s chemistry sparking instant creativity during their studio session. The celebratory feel of BBP is a direct reflection of the group’s outlook on life—they are "happy people" who aim to spread positivity through their music.
The message of BBP is simple but powerful: even in the face of challenges, it’s important to celebrate life and embrace happiness. The track invites listeners to set aside their worries and fully immerse themselves in the moment. It’s an anthem for those who want to enjoy life to the fullest.
With the success of BBP and their growing fanbase, the future looks incredibly promising for the BTM Bad Boys. They have hinted at exciting projects on the horizon, including their much-anticipated BTM Bad Boys Party, which aims to shake up the Afrobeat industry. Additionally, the group is preparing to release their next EP, BTM Bad Boys Vol. 2, a collection of tracks that promises to showcase even more of their unique sound.
Looking ahead, the BTM Bad Boys have big dreams. They envision becoming a household name, winning awards, and selling out stadiums worldwide. Their unwavering dedication to their craft and their ability to work as a team will undoubtedly take them far.
Behind the group’s success is a team of individuals, each bringing something special to the table. Staizz Omomummy, often seen as the frontman, humbly credits the group’s success to everyone playing their part. Godfather Awawa’s lyrics connect with listeners across all social classes, while TizzyT thrives on the energy of live performances. Bishop G, whose role in the group has evolved significantly, and Cheddahace, the mastermind behind their beats, round out this dynamic group.
Together, they form a cohesive unit, driven by a shared goal: to create timeless music that makes people feel good. The synergy between them is palpable, and it’s what has allowed them to carve out their unique space in the music industry.
Their journey, filled with moments of magic and challenges, has only just begun. As they continue to create music that resonates with their fans, they are building a legacy that will undoubtedly stand the test of time. Their music, filled with positivity and celebration, is a reflection of their outlook on life, and they are here to stay.
As they continue to rise, the BTM Bad Boys are showing the world what can be achieved when talent, teamwork, and authenticity come together. Keep your eyes on this group; their future is as bright as the music they create.
In this interview with TurnTable, the group talks about group and formation, recent releases and more
About the Group and Formation
TTC: Can you tell us how the BTM Bad Boys came together as a group? What’s the story behind the name?
Answer: Basically nothing was planned if we were to say we would call it God’s plan we just felt each others energy and decided to show the world what we have because we can’t contain all of this talents alone the world needs to hear it too.
TTC: Each of you brings a unique style and personality to the group. How do you balance your individual sounds to create the BTM Bad Boys’ signature vibe?
Answer: we keep it real to ourselves and that way everybody can make magic from there heart then that magic is what makes it BTM BAD BOYS soind cause you can’t get it else where.
TTC:What has been the biggest challenge you’ve faced as a group so far, and how have you overcome it?
Answer: there has been a lot of challenges over the years both from our past video directors and photographers but one thing we don’t do is loose our temper because we believe in gradual progress we want to create something that will last forever and for anyone to do such you have to be patient with everyone and also getting everyone together but it something we have been working on and we believe as time goes on we will get better.
“BBP” Release
TTC: What does “BBP’ stand for?, What was the creative process behind the track, and what message were you hoping to convey?
Answer: BBP stands for “Bad Boys Party” which is BTM BAD BOYS party we really don’t want the good boys at our party we want you to bring out every bit of badness in you and mind you people misunderstand our meaning of bad is not what you always think our own definition of bad is musically bad!
TTC:How did each member contribute to “BBP”? Can you give us insight into the production process and how you work together?
Answer: we are always together and one thing we don’t do is to be stingy with our creativity because positivity helped us to get here together so everyone is always dishing out vibes whenever any beat comes up it was our first time linking up with Trendz the producer of BBP we made the song on the first day it wasn’t even up to 30 minutes and the song was done everyone felt the energy and decided we must let the world and our beautiful fans listen as well.
TTC: The song has a real celebratory feel. What’s the inspiration behind the track, and how does it connect to your experiences as a group?
Answer: we are happy people so in every sound we create we let people know that we are happy people we have a lot going on in the country and in the world so whatever we can do to contribute with the happiness of our people we will do it so the only way we could pass that message was true our music which we did so whenever you listen to BBP you will always want to forget all your worries and party!
The Group’s Future and Vision
TTC: With the success of “BBP” and other releases, what can fans expect next from BTM Bad Boys? Any upcoming projects or collaborations in the pipeline?
Answer: we have a whole lot coming soon but the major one is the BTM BAD BOYS party it will give the Afro beat industry a new face and show the world what we have because they haven’t seeing or felt what we are made of and last before we forget our BTM BAD BOYS E.p vol 2 is ready we have are even contemplating on the songs to go in because we have a whole lot of songs to dish out
TTC: What’s the group’s long-term vision? Where do you see yourselves in the next few years?
Answer: wow BTM BAD BOYS is going to be a household name we will be winning awards and selling out stadiums that’s the dream and we are steady working on it and by the grace of God all our dream and hardwork will not be in vain.
Personal Questions (For Each Member)
TTC: As the group’s frontman, what drives your creative energy, and how do you inspire the rest of the group?
Staizz Omomummy: I won’t say am the group front man I just play my part like everyone and do my best at all cost all I want is success as long as we moving am happy.
Godfather Awawa: Your lyrical content is often praised. What’s your writing process like, and what themes are you drawn to the most?
TizzyT: As a performer, what excites you the most about being on stage, especially during the campus tour?
Bishop G: How has your role in the group evolved over time, and what’s been your proudest moment so far?
Cheddahace: As the one on the deck, how do you ensure that the beats and rhythms align with the group's vision, and what’s your approach to producing their unique sound?