Davido Gives Us Another Taste of Oriadé With “Gimme Dat Ting” Featuring NO11

Davido Delivers High-Octane Visuals for “Gimme Dat Ting” Featuring NO11

Davido isn’t letting up as he builds momentum toward Oriadé, his sixth studio album that has the Afrobeats world buzzing with anticipation. After delivering “I Know Who I Be” as the lead single, the 30BG commander has unleashed another certified banger: “Gimme Dat Ting,” featuring Houston-born, Nigerian-raised vocalist NO11. The track arrives with a stunning visual treatment courtesy of director Maikell, blending luxury aesthetics with pure adrenaline-fueled energy.

The music video opens with cinematic flair as Davido—dressed head-to-toe in crisp white—strides confidently across a private airstrip flanked by his crew. They board a sleek jet emblazoned with the “No.11” branding, setting the tone for what’s to come. After takeoff, animated graphics slice through the clouds, introducing the track before we touch down in Abuja where the real action begins. NO11 commands the driver’s seat of a fire-engine red Ferrari convertible while a slate-grey Porsche keeps pace, both cars gliding down open highways with carefree abandon. It’s the kind of moment that captures the essence of success and freedom that runs through the song’s veins.

The visual centerpiece unfolds in an expansive outdoor venue framed by bold architectural arches. Here, Davido brings his trademark charisma dressed in a pastel pink button-up and matching bucket hat, layered gold chains catching the light as he commands the camera. The chemistry between him and NO11 is undeniable as they navigate the track’s infectious fusion of Afrobeats and Amapiano grooves. Things escalate when custom drift cars—a vibrant yellow machine and a bare-bones red chassis—tear through the space, spinning donuts and engulfing the artists in billowing white smoke. A motorcyclist punctuates the scene by popping a wheelie, bringing the high-octane energy to its peak. “Gimme Dat Ting” proves Davido knows exactly how to build anticipation for Oriadé—one fire release at a time.