Nigerian rapper Odumodublvck teases fans with plans to feature Wizkid and Davido together on his upcoming album ‘Industry Machine,’ marking their first collaboration in over a decade.
Nigerian rapper Odumodublvck has sent shockwaves across the Afrobeats world after hinting at a long-awaited collaboration between Wizkid and Davido on his upcoming album Industry Machine. If confirmed, this will be the first time in 12 years that the two Afrobeats giants appear on the same project.
The announcement has sparked massive excitement among fans, many of whom have been eager to see the duo put their differences aside and create music together. Wizkid and Davido, despite dominating the global Afrobeats scene for more than a decade, have rarely shared a track — their last notable joint appearance dates back to 2013.
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Odumodublvck revealed during a recent Instagram Live session that his forthcoming album will serve as a bridge between Afrobeats heavyweights. Known for his bold lyrics and unconventional style, Odumodublvck has been vocal about uniting the industry and pushing Nigerian music beyond borders. His vision, he says, goes beyond his own artistry — it’s about fostering collaboration among superstars.
Wizkid and Davido have long been considered rivals, with fans often pitting them against each other in debates over who is the bigger star. Over the years, both artists have exchanged subtle jabs and avoided working together, fueling speculation about ongoing tension. However, they have occasionally shared public moments of reconciliation, including Wizkid attending Davido’s concerts and Davido praising Wizkid’s achievements.
If the collaboration comes to life, it will not only mark a historic moment in Nigerian music but also signal a new chapter of unity within Afrobeats. With Odumodublvck’s influence and the global dominance of Wizkid and Davido, the track is expected to break streaming records and make headlines worldwide.
Fans across social media are already calling the upcoming project “the biggest Afrobeats album of 2025.” While no official release date has been confirmed, anticipation is at an all-time high.
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