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Fireboy’s ‘Hell & Back’ Mercedes Benz Challenge Takes Over Social Media

By  Milcah  Tanimu

Fireboy DML’s latest hit, “Hell & Back” from his 2024 album *Adedamola*, has sparked a viral social media trend dubbed the “Mercedes Benz Challenge.” Fans across platforms are enthusiastically participating by singing along to the song while sitting inside their Mercedes-Benz vehicles, with many sharing their videos online. The trend has taken the internet by storm, with thousands of videos circulating.

Though the challenge ideally involves a Mercedes, some fans have joined the fun with other vehicles, adding their own twist to the viral sensation. The challenge is further boosting the popularity of *Adedamola*, Fireboy’s introspective fourth album, which captures his personal and artistic journey.

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