Davido was weak, but Olamide blesses rapper’s 'Fine girl' new song

Olamide was a blessing to the somg. The YBNL rapper grabbed the chance with both hands to handle the post-hook with a looping chant.

When the American rapper Wale published his next album - "Shine" - and published the artwork and the tracklist, Nigeria celebrated.

Two local artists and half were presented on the project; Olamid and Davido are Nigerians who trade on the shores of the country. While Wizkid has sued a leg and the other Drake and the rest of America. Good luck

Olamide and Davido are on the "Fine Girl" disc, a typical Nigerian title, with the many songs that are in the studios that lift Lagos, what makes it more interesting is that they were the only artists on the record and you know it will be a Naija-centric affair.

All other times, Nigerian artists have guest spots on the albums, we usually hear them and see them in a song that is neither Nigerians nor designed to carry their fans. But 'Fine Girl' seemed to be our own local material to get an international exposure.

And it starts well whales brings to the universal reggaeton an instrument and a beat. The same influence Wizkid used on the Syropy "Daddy Yo". And so it happened

Olamid was a blessing for the Somg. YBNL rapper took the chance with both hands to handle the post hook with a looping vocals.

“Fine girl, to ni to ni idi nla

To ni to ni idi nla, to ni to ni idi nla

Booty yi, o nse mi ki nla

O nse mi ki nla, o nse mi ki nla`”

He was immense, providing a local balance to the vibe, and hands-down providing the core highlight of the entire record. Without Olamide, this would have been regular, with no spark.

Davido on the other hand, failed to properly bring his best on to the record. Weak line meets weak line, and the result was this:

“Give me the motion like a motion picture

Show your back, I wan predict your future

Give me love and I give you a return

Star Card or Visa, baby which one you want?

Sachs Fifth, with a east side ting

Rodeo, with a west side ting

Bad boy on a worldwide ting

Don't forget, I'm reppin' green white green

Oh girl you turn me to an animal

For you I throw a carnival

You want it, honey? Take it easy

Shey you nor know say I get stamina

Oh baby come over anytime you want

Do way you whine your body bust my medulla

She be fine girl, she be fine girl

And this one nor be regular”

Too weak fam. Too weak.

Davido has enough international experience and aspiration to recognize that this was a chance to give his name some needed life in the land where he wants to be relevant.

But nevertheless, it’s an enjoyable song, something that would ride into the summer season, and underground dance circuits of numerous cities. Wale, Olamide and Davido have just let some juice out, and it is fire.