Omah Lay Davido Grammy 2026 – Afrobeats star Omah Lay has revealed that he once believed Nigerian music icon Davido did not like him, an assumption that later turned out to be completely wrong.

The singer made this revelation during a GRAMMY 2026 red carpet interview with OkayAfrica, a video shared by HYPETRIBE on Monday.

Omah Lay Davido Grammy 2026: Omah Lay Thought Davido Disliked Him

According to Omah Lay, he had always assumed that Davido was not a fan of his music, even though he admired the Afrobeats superstar from afar.

The perception, he said, was based on silence rather than any direct confrontation or personal issue.

“I thought Davido didn’t like me,” Omah Lay admitted during the interview.

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A Video Changed Everything

Omah Lay explained that his mindset changed after he came across a video clip of Davido reacting positively to one of his songs.

The clip showed Davido praising his sound and creativity, which surprised the Soso hitmaker.

That moment, he said, made him realize that his earlier belief was unfounded.

“I Was Wrong About Him” – Omah Lay

“When I saw that video, I knew I was wrong,” Omah Lay said, adding that Davido’s reaction opened the door to mutual respect.

Shortly after, communication began between both artists.

From Assumption to Grammy-Nominated Collaboration

The misunderstanding eventually gave way to collaboration, leading to the creation of “With You”, a song that has now earned a GRAMMY 2026 nomination.

The track represents a major milestone for Omah Lay and further cements Davido’s legacy as a global Afrobeats ambassador.

Fans have praised the collaboration, describing it as a powerful blend of emotion, melody, and star power.

Afrobeats Unity on the Global Stage

Omah Lay’s revelation has sparked conversations online about unity within the Nigerian music industry.

Many fans see the story as proof that assumptions can limit opportunities, while openness can lead to global success.

As Afrobeats continues to dominate the world stage, collaborations like this highlight the importance of mutual respect among artists.

The Grammy-nominated “With You” stands as evidence that misunderstandings can turn into historic moments.