Shallipopi’s new single, “Laho,” has made its way back to Spotify after being removed just a day following its release. Fans of the rapper were left disappointed when the track disappeared from the popular streaming platform shortly after it dropped on February 21. However, the single is now available once again, much to the relief of his growing fanbase.

The song, which had already gained significant attention on TikTok, marks Shallipopi’s first release of 2025. Its viral success on social media helped build anticipation ahead of its release, but its quick removal left many wondering what went wrong. 

While the rapper hasn’t given an official reason for the take-down, speculation suggests it could be related to issues with his former label, Dapper Music. Shallipopi had reportedly left the label before his contract ended, citing problems such as financial transparency and disputes over the terms of his agreement.

Despite the hiccup, “Laho” is back and ready for streaming, and it’s clear that Shallipopi is making a strong start to the year. The rapper, who recently earned six nominations for the 17th Headies, including a spot in the running for the Next Rated prize, is on the rise.

“Laho” follows his November 2024 release, “Order,” featuring Olamide, and is expected to be one of the lead singles from his upcoming album, set to drop later this year.

Shallipopi has been vocal about the direction of his next album, which is rumored to feature a collaboration with American rapper Swae Lee. Fans are eagerly waiting to see what the rapper has in store for them in 2025, as the year is shaping up to be a major one for the artist.