- Afrobeats superstar David Adeleke Davido caused a social media buzz by sharing a video of himself and his cousin Folasade Adeleke grooving to a new song from his fifth studio album, 5ive.
- Davido and Folasade showcased similar dance moves in a video promoting his new album, using various media to promote the song With You featuring Omah Lay.
Afrobeats star David Adeleke, better known as Davido, set social media buzzing after sharing a lively video of himself and his cousin, Folasade Adeleke, dancing to a track from his newly released fifth studio album, 5ive.
In a bid to promote the album, Davido posted a clip on X (formerly known as Twitter), where he and Folasade showcased synchronized dance moves to his song With You, featuring Omah Lay. The video quickly went viral, drawing thousands of reactions from fans and followers alike.
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Interestingly, while many enjoyed the video, some netizens playfully suggested that Davido should be edited out, claiming his dance moves were less impressive compared to Folasade’s. Not long after, an edited version of the dance video surfaced online featuring only Folasade, which also gained widespread attention.
Meanwhile, in a related story, Folasade recently made headlines after expressing her wish to be born into the Adeleke family again in her next life. Her comment came after Davido’s father, Adedeji Adeleke, made a remarkable donation of ₦1 billion to a church in memory of his late wife.
Davido’s promotional efforts for 5ive continue to keep both the album and his name trending across social media platforms.
Reacting to the post…
@Mykoladoo said: “Shaii see my woman Who’s this guy blocking my view ? She for just use one emoji block his face.”
@adegotyou reacted: “Davido why u dey block the camera?”
@timi_of_lagos said: “Davido commot for my screen you dey Block view.”
@Cee_jayking commented: “001 ..no vex, next video you go do with Fola, abeg dey back make she dey front T for thanks.”
@emanuelpeters16 commented: “I wonder why everybody wey dey vibe to this song always cut off after Omah Lay’s verse. It’s even sad when you cannot even vibe to your own verse and portion of your own song and album.”
