A new wave of Drill music, originating from social media, has quickly become a prominent feature of Addis Ababa’s nightlife scene. The genre, known for its fast tempo and often explicit lyrics, is gaining popularity in bars and nightclubs across the city. Analysts suggest this rise in popularity among Gen Z may be linked to feelings of political and economic instability. However, Ethiopia's generally conservative cultural landscape means the music isn't universally embraced. The music's emergence represents a shift in the country’s musical tastes and a potentially significant cultural moment. Correspondent Tom Canetti reports on the phenomenon’s growing presence and the reactions it provokes.