5 Times Davido Has Called Out People On A Song

Nigerian singer, David Adeleke popularly known by his stage name Davido is definitely one of Africa’s biggest music act and he continues to...

Nigerian singer, David Adeleke popularly known by his stage name Davido is definitely one of Africa’s biggest music act and he continues to grow stronger musically as he keeps having back to back hit tracks.

Davido’s career has not been void of drama as it appears the singer enjoys every single time it happens and even knows just how to get out of it and address it each time it happens.

The singer in times past has taken beefs with individuals and addressed it in a song and we think that’s the beauty of the music act. We have put together a list of 5 times Davido addressed people in a song.

1. Wizkid

Davido and Wizkid’s rivalry is the biggest in modern Nigerian music history and it has lasted for years and is still on as fans are still very much divided over who’s better between both singers.

A while back, Wizkid took a shot at Davido, accusing him of having a ‘Frog’ voice thus insulting Davido’s somewhat husky voice which is synonymous with the singer. It didn’t take long before Davido took to Olamide’s collaborative song ‘Summer Body’ to take a shot back at Wizkid. Below is the line he targeted at Wizkid.

‘With Yankee passport dem say we local, you better catcg up i go see you later’. Davido claims to be a U.S citizen as he denies being far from local while also addressing the fact that Wizkid has to fly to the U.S with a Visa.

2. Dele Momodu

Popular Newspaper editor, Dele Momodu who owns Ovation International Magazine also got on the bad side of Davido when he intervened in Davido and his babymama, Sophia Momodu’s brouhaha.

Davido’s first babymama, Sophia Momodu is a family member of Dele Momodu and by extension aided Sophia in preventing Davido from flying out his daughter out of the country a while back by claiming Davido didn’t have rights to take the child away from the country. A small drama ensued at the airport and it caused a great deal of embarassment for Davido’s family.

Davido wasn’t happy with this development and didn’t take long before he went ham on Dele Momodu on Falz’s song ‘Bahd, Baddo, Baddest’ where he dropped the line:

‘Mr Dele na my boy, Dele na my boy’ a line that caused so much controversy at the time.