It’s hard to believe that U.K. rapper/singer-songwriter @Ennyintegrity had never toured Canada until 2025, when she made her Canadian debut at Toronto’s Adelaide Hall. DJ Monikah welcomed the Londoner, who has released an album, an ep and multiple singles under her belt to the stage with the familiar beats of Enny's tracks Under 25 and I Want, which got the crowd vibing — and it was quick banter with the audience about the inspiration for No More Naija Men that got the crowd snapping and Enny laughing. Enny commanded the stage, treating an eager crowd to her hits Same Old and 2am in Central while sprinkling in the unreleased tracks Cabin Feva and Selfridges. Her soulful, lyrical rhythm painted a vivid picture of her journey through the years, sharing the relatable pressures of growing up, striving for success, navigating relationships, and confronting the universal fear that it still might not be enough. She ended the night with the anthem Peng Black Girls, a song that celebrates the beauty in all Black women, and as DJ Monikah blended in the remix chorus vocals (featuring Jorja Smith), the crowd sang along with “We gon' be all right” loudly and proudly.
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