Olamide has once again proven why he remains one of the most influential voices in Nigerian street music. Known for his consistency, adaptability, and deep connection to the streets, the YBNL boss continues to drop records that dominate conversations, playlists, and speakers across the country. Here’s an Urban News roundup of the top five latest Olamide songs currently making serious waves.
1. “Kai!” (feat. Wizkid)
“Kai!” is a powerful collaboration that blends Olamide’s street-rooted confidence with Wizkid’s smooth global appeal. The song carries a celebratory vibe, touching on success, longevity, and dominance. Its catchy hook and infectious rhythm quickly made it a favorite on streaming platforms and among DJs.
2. “Billionaires Club” (feat. Wizkid & Darkoo)
This track is a bold statement of growth, wealth, and elevation. Olamide delivers with authority while Darkoo adds an international flavor. “Billionaires Club” reflects the luxurious side of Afrobeats while still keeping a street-conscious undertone, making it resonate with both local and global audiences.
3. “99” (feat. Asake, Seyi Vibez, Young Jonn & Daecolm)
Packed with star power, “99” is a certified vibe. Each artist brings a unique energy, but Olamide’s presence anchors the record. The song feels like a celebration of the new generation meeting the old guard, and it has become a go-to track for parties and playlists.
4. “Metaverse”
“Metaverse” shows Olamide experimenting with sound while maintaining his lyrical identity. The song blends futuristic themes with street wisdom, proving his ability to evolve without losing relevance. It stands out as one of his more creative recent releases.
5. “Luvaluvah”
This track highlights Olamide’s softer, reflective side. With smooth production and emotional undertones, “Luvaluvah” balances melody and message, showing his versatility beyond street anthems.
In Summary
These latest releases reaffirm Olamide’s status as a street legend and industry pillar. Whether through heavy collaborations or solo expressions, he continues to shape the sound and direction of Nigerian music—bridging generations, cultures, and streets effortlessly.