Mavin Records signee Oyinkansola Aderibigbe, popularly known as Ayra Starr, and Wizkid are once again teaming up to release a brand-new single titled Gimme Dat, which is set to drop this Friday, 25th of April, 2025.
This collaboration marks the second time the two Nigerian superstars have worked together, following their successful partnership on the 2022 hit song 2 Sugar from Wizkid’s album More Love, Less Ego.
Their previous collaboration received widespread acclaim, and fans are eager to see if their latest effort can match or surpass the success of its predecessor.
Ayra Starr, known for her unique voice and captivating style, has been teasing her followers with new music.
Recently, she shared a snippet of a track called God Damn on her social media accounts, leaving fans excited and curious about what else she has in store.
Though Gimme Dat is confirmed to be the collaboration with Wizkid, it’s clear that Ayra Starr is preparing to release more music in the near future, further fueling the anticipation surrounding her upcoming projects.
The chemistry between Wizkid and Ayra Starr is undeniable. Their previous work together showcased their ability to create a seamless blend of melodies and rhythms, combining Wizkid’s smooth, laid-back style with Ayra’s energetic and vibrant delivery.
Fans can expect another irresistible fusion of sounds that will make Gimme Dat a must-listen.
As both artists continue to dominate the Afrobeat scene, their fans are already buzzing with excitement for this new release.
With a release date just around the corner, Gimme Dat promises to bring even more of the infectious energy that Wizkid and Ayra Starr are known for. Get ready for another hit from two of Nigeria’s most talented artists.
Listen to snippet below:
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