“BaddoSneh, You Dey for Me, I Dey for You”: Little Girl Sings for Olamide in Pidgin, Holds Red Cup Like Rapper
- A little girl has joined the trend of fans who are dedicating songs to their favourite Nigerian music superstars
- The talented songstress dedicated her single to indigenous rap musician Olamide, and she coined her lyrics after the YBNL boss
- Social media users were impressed and they hailed the girl for her effort, while others noted that kids should be left out of the trend
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A new trend is spreading like wildfire among afrobeat lovers. It sees fans dedicating songs to some of their favourite superstars.
Hours after skit maker Carter Efe released a tribute song for Wizkid, a little girl has also joined the trend and released something in honour of rap star, Olamide.
Source: Instagram
Legit.ng sighted a video of the talented little one singing for the YBNL boss, and she appears to have some cool lines that will give other celebrity fans a run for their money.
"Baddo Sneh, you dey for me, I dey for you," she sang before switching things up and introducing her rap verse.
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Watch the video below:
Social media users react
gylliananthonette said:
"It's the signature red cup on her hand lol."
wealthygodwinemmanuel1 said:
"Her papa or mama don give her song to sing lol… I rate her 100% thou."
1904outlet said:
"Naso e Dey start oooo OShey omo mi eyan badoo Sneh!"
benbills007 said:
"Please make una leave your kids out of this mess that’s going on abeg."
onlyone_riddo said:
"This one sweet pass una 30bg own ."
zakarieeshat3 said:
"Na me and portable get this one oo. Uber take me to the nearest studio."
hrm_prettychinwe said:
"Am composing a banger for speeddarlington since everybody don dey mad ."
The first one was not out of a competition - 8tch
Speaking on the rising trend of fans recording songs for their favourite artiste, singer 8tch in a brief chat with Legit.ng said Carter Efe’s song was the only one borne of genuine fan love.
"I think it all stems from fan obsession and the need for fan bases to say one song is better than the other. When the first person recorded, it was nice. It was not out of competition. I think he really just wanted to make a song for the artiste he stans. However, other fan bases felt there was a need to respond. Personally, I like Carter Efe’s Machala but I can’t say the same for others."
On the need for music stars to acknowledge the songs from fans bases, 8tch submitted that artistes should be free to make their choices. According to him, acknowledging certain actions of fans can set a chain reaction.
"I think we cannot hold them to it. It is their choice to acknowledge it or not. At the end of the day, these stars cannot control what their fans do. Sometimes they don’t want some actions of their fans. Let’s imagine Wizkid acknowledging the song, it’s like a free pass for other fans to record more songs."
Skit maker Brainjotter releases special track for Burna Boy
Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that top comedian Brain Jotter, in his usual funny manner, announced he had just released a new track for Burna Boy.
The comedian shared a video of himself dancing and used Super Kids’ Show Me Your Dance Step as the background music.
However, his caption to the post got everyone talking as he claimed he just released a song for the Grammy award-winning singer and hoped he liked it.
Source: Legit.ng
