Davido reveals shocking details about 'B4 B4' on Oriadé

You know Davido, right? The Afrobeats king who's been breaking records and pushing boundaries in the music industry for years? Well, I just caught up with him, and let me tell you, he's been keeping secrets. In a recent chat with Carterefe, Davido dropped some bombshell details about his viral song 'B4 B4' on his album Oriadé.

Here's the thing: 'B4 B4' wasn't even Davido's song initially. I know, I know, it's a shocker. According to Davido, the record belonged to Mayorkun and FOLA first. They had already completed the song, and Mayorkun was like, "Hey, Davido, can you hop on this track?" And Davido was like, "Okay, I'll give it a shot." When he did his verse, Mayorkun was like, "You know what, Davido, you can have this one for your album." So, it was a collaborative effort, and Davido just happened to be the one who ended up owning it.

You see, in the Nigerian music industry, collaborations are the norm. Artists often work together, share ideas, and create something entirely new. And that's exactly what happened with 'B4 B4.' Mayorkun and FOLA had a song, and Davido just added his magic to it. But what's interesting is that the song almost didn't make it to Oriadé. Davido had already finished the album, and he was like, "You know what, I'm not sure if this one's going to make the cut." But then Israel DMW, one of his team members, was like, "Oga, the song is fire, you should include it." And Davido was like, "Okay, okay, you're right."

Here's the thing: collaborations are what make the music industry so exciting. When artists work together, they create something entirely new and unique. And that's exactly what happened with 'B4 B4.' Mayorkun, FOLA, and Davido all came together to create something special. And it just goes to show that even the most unexpected collaborations can lead to something amazing.

Mayorkun's role in the song's journey is pretty fascinating. He was the one who originally recorded the song with FOLA, and then he was like, "Hey, Davido, can you hop on this track?" And Davido just happened to be the one who ended up owning it. But Mayorkun's contribution to the song shouldn't be underestimated. He was the one who brought the song to Davido, and he was the one who convinced Davido to include it on the album.

So, what do we take away from this story? For me, it's the power of collaboration. When artists work together, they create something entirely new and unique. And 'B4 B4' is a perfect example of that. It's a song that was created through collaboration, and it's a song that has captured the hearts of so many fans. So, let's just appreciate the magic of collaboration, and let's keep creating music that inspires and uplifts us.

As I wrap up this conversation, I'm left with one question: what's next for Davido and his team? Will they continue to push the boundaries of Afrobeats, or will they experiment with new sounds?And with 'B4 B4' still buzzing in our ears, we can't wait to see what he comes up with next.