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“B4 B4” arrives as a three-way collaboration between Davido, Mayorkun, and FOLA, released alongside an official video on August 9, 2026. Its immediate identity is collaborative, but its broader context is Davido’s sixth studio album, ORIADÉ, where the track appears seventh in a 13-song sequence. The album’s title is drawn from Yoruba words associated with destiny and the crown, framing the project around purpose, identity, legacy, gratitude, faith, and brotherhood. (BellaNaija)

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B4 B4 (with Mayorkun & FOLA)

Davido · 2026
Afrobeats · Pop

“B4 B4” arrives as a three-way collaboration between Davido, Mayorkun, and FOLA, released alongside an official video on August 9, 2026. Its immediate identity is collaborative, but its broader context is Davido’s sixth studio album, ORIADÉ, where the track appears seventh in a 13-song sequence. The album’s title is drawn from Yoruba words associated with destiny and the crown, framing the project around purpose, identity, legacy, gratitude, faith, and brotherhood. (BellaNaija)

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11:26
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I Know Who I Be (with JAZZWRLD & GL_Ceejay)

Davido · 2026
Afrobeats · Pop

“I Know Who I Be” is built around a deceptively simple proposition: identity is something to recognize, defend, and carry forward. Released on June 26, 2026, the collaboration pairs Davido with South African producer JAZZWRLD and artist GLCeejay. Its title points toward self-knowledge, but the song’s larger argument is less private than it first appears. Knowing who one is becomes a form of resistance—against doubt, opposition, displacement, and the pressure to become legible on somebody else’s terms.

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12:21
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Gimme Dat Ting (with NO11)

Davido · 2026
Afrobeats · Pop

Released on July 17, 2026, “Gimme Dat Ting” places Davido alongside NO11 in a compact statement of confidence, momentum, and earned reward. It is also the second single from ORIADÉ, an album built around destiny, identity, legacy, and the symbolism of the crown. The song’s official video arrived the same day, reinforcing the sense that this was not merely another loose collaboration but an opening signal for a new phase.

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9:58