I charge $100k for feature – Davido reveals

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 Afrobeat singer Davido has revealed the amount of money he now charges for a feature.

The Timeless musician made the revelation in a viral video of his recent interview on social media.

Davido said instead of featuring foreign artists for free, he is now charging them $100k (N46m).

“Nigga, I am charging now. Yeah, I am charging now. I am sending my lawyers. If I know you, $100k,” he affirmed.

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Some Nigerians took to the comments section to react as follows:

I_am_wizzpro: “Na to give Portable N2 million. no time.”

africanoid_: “What if the song did not blow.”

mcaboki_oap: “If I pay that kind of money for a feature, I won’t sing anything make Davido no go tell me say na me spoil the song, I go leave the song for am alone. I will just be shouting at the background shakpe.”

donelsupreme: “Local artistes in the US charge above $200,000.”

mr.nerooo: “I think he is talking about foreign artistes.”


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