- Video surfaces of the celebrated singer, Davido, speaking Yoruba in a recent interview.
- The American-born Nigerian artist surprises fans with his proficiency in his native language, Yoruba.
- The video goes viral, sparking mixed reactions on social media.
Celebrated Nigerian singer, Davido, has caused a buzz online after a video of him speaking the Yoruba language surfaced, sparking a wave of mixed reactions among fans and netizens.
The award-winning artist, who was born in the United States was featured in a recent interview where he surprised many by expressing himself in his native language.
In the video, Davido extended warm New Year wishes to Nigerians and confidently introduced himself in Yoruba, leaving fans both impressed and intrigued.
The video quickly went viral on social media , prompting a wave of reactions from Netizens.
Many were surprised to witness Davido’s proficiency in Yoruba.
Netizens Reactions…
Jahyofficial said: “😂😂😂
E no even sweat for im mouth”
@greatchemical remarked: “Man still needs to polish his intonations tho 😃”
@homiebishop stated: “What’s that 😭 even an Igbo that learnt yoruba will speak better”
@adetosage penned: “He’s not ashame, this is Yoruba-Inglish.”
@yuslovegold said: “He dey speak yoruba well on his songs so waiting xup here”
@onlyonemobolaji wrote: “He try pass some people sha but my major shout out goes to the Igbos wey Dey blow Yoruba like it’s nothing”
See below;
Davido speaking Yoruba 😂😂 pic.twitter.com/BFTXrM2iEW
— Dami’ Adenuga (@DAMIADENUGA) January 3, 2024
In other news, Popular Nigerian Afrobeats singer Davido has melted the hearts of netizens as he shared an enchanting video featuring his wife, Chioma, and their adorable twins.
The beloved singer, known for his chart-topping hits and charismatic stage presence, took to social media to provide a glimpse into his heartwarming vacation.
In the captivating video, Davido and Chioma are seen strolling along the beach, each pushing a baby stroller, seemingly relishing the joy of parenthood.
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