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This past week has been electric for me Tyla as I continue to take the world by storm. On November 11 I launched my first-ever headlining Asia tour We Wanna Party with a packed show at Ariake Arena in Tokyo drawing huge crowds and lighting up social media with fans gushing over my setlist and moves. Video clips from concertgoers and music outlets showcased me performing hits like Water and Chanel in dazzling style my energy unmistakable both onstage and in my playful behind-the-scenes Instagram stories. Fans in Hong Kong were disappointed as my November 23 concert was suddenly postponed due to logistical reasons according to IOL organizers are promising to announce a new date soon.

Awards season delivered more milestones. Glamour named me their Global Woman of the Year at the 2025 Glamour Women of the Year Awards at The Plaza Hotel in New York coverage everywhere from Sportskeeda to The Blast spotlighted my head-turning Dior gown classic pearls and ocean-inspired motifs. Just days earlier in London for the Glamour UK event I wore a daring George Trochopoulos shell-adorned cropped jacket and sheer skirt which ignited a flurry of online debate about my weight and fashion choices. Fans on Instagram championed my style some praising my “iconic” outfit and others marveling at my tiny waist after I joined the viral sunglasses challenge, but as always the chatter included detractors too. I take every comment in stride and stay focused on my music and vision.

New music buzzed as my latest single Chanel continued topping the US Afrobeats Songs chart making it my third No. 1 hit according to Billboard. To celebrate I launched a nationwide Chanel bag giveaway with real-world clue drops in NYC and LA described by Rap-Up as a love letter to fashion and fans. Vogue ran features on my style evolution for the single noting how my team referenced classic Chanel icons to create modern looks that only I could pull off.

The crescendo of the week was the global headline that I’d been nominated again for a Grammy this time for Best African Music Performance for my hit Push 2 Start as reported by The Citizen. The announcements spurred celebration across social media fans and celebs posting throwbacks to my Grammy win for Water and urging the academy for another victory. Meanwhile I kept up my tradition of connecting online posting fresh dance content in neon outfits that got fans and outlets like Reality Tea raving about my bold moves and setting TikTok ablaze.

As the Grammy buzz builds my Asia tour rolls on new music dominates streaming and my red carpet statement looks keep magazine covers and trend pieces rolling in it feels like another turning point in my story.

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