Top 100 Olamide Songs: A Definitive List

Olamide Adedeji, known as Baddo, is a Nigerian music icon whose blend of Yoruba and English rap, Afrobeats, and dancehall has shaped the Nigerian music landscape. As the CEO of YBNL Nation, he has delivered countless hits since his 2010 debut, “Eni Duro.” This list compiles the top 100 Olamide songs, selected for their popularity, cultural impact, and critical acclaim, based on sources like Boomplay, OkayAfrica, and fan rankings on platforms like Zikoko. Organized chronologically and thematically, each song includes a brief description highlighting its significance, style, or unique elements. From street anthems to soulful ballads, this list celebrates Olamide’s versatility and enduring influence.

Early Hits (2010–2012)

1. Eni Duro (2010) – Olamide’s breakout hit, a Yoruba rap anthem with brash energy and quirky wordplay, cementing his mainstream rise.
2. Omo To Shan ft. Wizkid (2011) – A sensual rap-sung track from Rapsodi, blending Olamide’s gritty bars with Wizkid’s melodic hook.
3. I’m Going In ft. Pheelz (2011) – A bold debut track from Rapsodi, showcasing Olamide’s confident flow and Pheelz’s production.
4. Responsibility ft. Adol (2011) – A reflective Rapsodi track about accountability, with introspective bars and a soulful vibe.
5. Jara On Top ft. AB1 (2011) – A high-energy Rapsodi song celebrating hustle and success, with catchy Yoruba rhymes.
6. Woman ft. Jumoke (2011) – A romantic track from Rapsodi, blending rap and melody with a playful tone.
7. Kelegbe ft. Lord Of Ajasa (2011) – A streetwise Rapsodi anthem with gritty bars and indigenous rap flair.
8. Dirty Rock ft. B-Rank (2011) – A raw Rapsodi track with hard-hitting beats and unapologetic lyrics.
9. Soundtrack Of My Life ft. Soul Joe (2011) – A biographical Rapsodi song reflecting Olamide’s early struggles.
10. Legendary Hustlers ft. 9ice & Reminisce (2011) – A Rapsodi collaboration celebrating hustle, with stellar guest verses.
11. First of All (2012) – A crossover hit from YBNL, blending hip-hop and pop with Pheelz’s vibrant production.
12. Voice of the Street (2012) – A gritty YBNL anthem asserting Olamide’s dominance as a street voice.
13. Stupid Love (2012) – A playful YBNL track with catchy hooks, showcasing Olamide’s pop sensibility.
14. Ilefo Illuminati (2012) – A bold YBNL song with swagger-heavy bars, referencing cultural motifs.
15. Lights In The Air ft. Buckwyla (2012) – A melodic YBNL track with an uplifting vibe and smooth vocals.
16. Panumo ft. Davido (2012) – A lively YBNL collaboration with Davido, blending Afrobeats and rap.
17. Street Love ft. Minus 2 (2012) – A YBNL song celebrating street life with infectious energy.
18. Fuji House ft. Dammy Krane (2012) – A YBNL track infusing Fuji elements with modern beats.
19. International Local ft. Tiwa Savage (2012) – A YBNL hit with global appeal, featuring Tiwa’s sultry vocals.
20. Jesu O’kola (2012) – A YBNL rap track with cultural references, showcasing Olamide’s indigenous roots.

Baddest Guy Ever Liveth Era (2013–2014)

21. Durosoke (2013) – A defining Baddest Guy Ever Liveth single, with irreverent bars and memorable verses.
22. Yemi My Lover (2013) – A romantic Baddest Guy Ever Liveth track with heartfelt Yoruba lyrics.
23. Turn Up (2013) – A high-energy Baddest Guy Ever Liveth single, perfect for party vibes.
24. Eleda Mi O (2013) – A spiritual Baddest Guy Ever Liveth track with Yoruba gospel influences.
25. Sitting on the Throne (2013) – A laid-back Baddest Guy Ever Liveth song dismissing rivalry with a chill vibe.
26. Anifowose (2013) – A narrative-driven Baddest Guy Ever Liveth track sampling KWAM 1, reflecting Olamide’s roots.
27. Rep Augbo ft. Buckwyla (2013) – A Baddest Guy Ever Liveth street anthem with raw energy.
28. Skit ft. Ketchup (2013) – A playful Baddest Guy Ever Liveth interlude with humorous vibes.
29. Motivation ft. Ice Prince, Endia, Pepenazi (2013) – An inspiring Baddest Guy Ever Liveth collaboration.
30. Church ft. Viktoh (2013) – A reflective Baddest Guy Ever Liveth track with spiritual undertones.
31. Story for the Gods (2014) – A Street OT hit with infectious beats and street slang.
32. Goons Mi (2014) – A Street OT anthem celebrating loyalty and street culture.
33. Oga Nla ft. Pasuma, Lil Kesh (2014) – A Street OT Fuji-infused banger with iconic guest features.
34. Skelemba ft. Don Jazzy (2014) – A Street OT dancehall-inspired hit with a catchy hook.
35. Bang ft. Chinko Ekun, Lil Kesh (2014) – A Street OT high-energy track with YBNL flair.
36. In My Circle ft. Phyno (2014) – A Street OT collaboration with Phyno, blending Yoruba and Igbo rap.
37. Hustle Loyalty Respect ft. Reminisce (2014) – A Street OT street anthem with raw bars.
38. Possible ft. B Banks (2014) – An uplifting Street OT track with motivational lyrics.
39. Usain Bolt P ft. Lil Kesh, Chuka, Pepenazi, Chinko Ekun (2014) – A fast-paced Street OT cypher showcasing YBNL talent.
40. Up In The Club ft. Viktoh (2014) – A Street OT party track with vibrant energy.

Collaborative and Mid-Career Hits (2015–2017)

41. Ladi ft. Lil Kesh (2015) – A 2 Kings collaboration with Phyno, blending street vibes and melody.
42. Confam Ni ft. Wizkid (2015) – A 2 Kings hit with Wizkid, showcasing Afrobeats synergy.
43. Carry Me Go ft. Stormrex (2015) – A melodic 2 Kings track with Phyno and Stormrex.
44. Eyan Mayweather (2015) – The title track of Eyan Mayweather, a bold solo anthem.
45. Bobo (2015) – A viral Eyan Mayweather hit with a dance craze, cementing Olamide’s influence.
46. Melo Melo (2015) – A soulful Eyan Mayweather love ballad with violin accents.
47. Lagos Boys (2015) – An Eyan Mayweather track celebrating Lagos nightlife and swagger.
48. Who You Epp ft. Wande Coal, Phyno (2016) – A viral The Glory hit born from a social media challenge.
49. Pepper Dem Gang ft. Davolee (2016) – A The Glory street banger with infectious energy.
50. Omo Wobe Anthem ft. Burna Boy (2016) – A The Glory anthem with Burna Boy’s fiery energy.
51. Sons of Anarchy ft. Burna Boy, Phyno (2016) – A The Glory collaboration with gritty rap vibes.
52. Grind ft. Sosick (2016) – A motivational The Glory track about hustle and perseverance.
53. Wo!! (2017) – A Lagos Nawa street banger that sparked a viral dance trend.
54. Science Student (2017) – A controversial Lagos Nawa hit addressing drug culture with Shaku Shaku vibes.
55. Motigbana (2018) – A YBNL Mafia Family hit with a luxurious vibe and Killertunes production.
56. Poverty Die (2018) – A YBNL Mafia Family anthem with upbeat energy and social commentary.
57. Welcome (2018) – A YBNL Mafia Family track showcasing Olamide’s leadership.
58. Oke Suna (2018) – A YBNL Mafia Family song with streetwise swagger.
59. IKA ft. Yomi Blaze (2018) – A fierce YBNL Mafia Family track with YBNL talent.
60. Send Her Money ft. DJ Enimoney, LK Kuddy, Kizz Daniel, Kranium (2018) – A vibrant * mūYBNL Mafia Family* collaboration.

Recent Hits and Collaborations (2019–2025)

61. Warlords ft. Snow, Phyno, Cheque, Rhatti (2020) – A 999 EP track with raw rap energy.
62. Demons ft. Jackmillz (2020) – A dark 999 track reflecting inner struggles.
63. Mojo ft. JayBoi (2020) – A vibrant 999 song with danceable beats.
64. Billion Talk ft. Milly (2020) – A 999 track celebrating success and wealth.
65. Infinity ft. Omah Lay (2020) – A Carpe Diem hit with smooth Afrobeats vibes.
66. Loading ft. BadboyTimz (2020) – A Carpe Diem party anthem with infectious energy.
67. Triumphant ft. Bella Shmurda (2020) – A Carpe Diem track celebrating resilience.
68. Plenty ft. Fireboy DML (2020) – A Carpe Diem melodic hit with YBNL synergy.
69. Shilalo ft. Phyno (2020) – A Carpe Diem Yoruba-Igbo rap fusion.
70. Unconditionally ft. Peruzzi (2020) – A Carpe Diem romantic track with smooth vocals.
71. Jailer ft. Jaywillz (2021) – A UY Scuti track with introspective lyrics and melody.
72. Rough Up ft. Layydoe (2021) – A UY Scuti upbeat song with street vibes.
73. Want ft. Fave (2021) – A UY Scuti romantic hit with a catchy hook.
74. PonPon ft. Fave (2021) – A UY Scuti love song with Afrobeats flair.
75. Somebody ft. Phyno (2021) – A UY Scuti collaboration with soulful rap energy.
76. Rock (2021) – A UY Scuti solo hit with a reflective and melodic tone.
77. Amapiano ft. Asake (2023) – A Grammy-nominated track blending Amapiano and rap.
78. Hassibunallah (2025) – A Olamide album track with spiritual themes and vibrant production.
79. 99 ft. Seyi Vibez, Asake, Young Jonn, Daecolm (2025) – A star-studded Olamide track with dynamic energy.
80. Stronger ft. Boj (2025) – A Olamide collaboration with introspective bars and melody.
81. Ruba (2025) – A Olamide track with bold Yoruba rap and catchy beats.
82. Rain ft. Popcaan (2025) – A Olamide collaboration blending rap and dancehall.
83. Lalakipo (2025) – A vibrant Olamide street banger with infectious rhythm.
84. Free ft. Seyi Vibez, Muyeez (2025) – A Olamide track celebrating freedom with YBNL talent.
85. Duro (2025) – A Olamide solo hit with raw energy and street appeal.
86. Indika ft. SPINALL, Dr Dre (2025) – A Olamide global collaboration with a futuristic vibe.
87. Special (2025) – A Olamide track with reflective lyrics and vibrant production.
88. Billionaires Club ft. Wizkid, Darkoo (2025) – A Olamide hit celebrating success with top-tier features.
89. Paris ft. FADÍ (2025) – A melodic Olamide track with fresh vocals and rap.
90. Hybrid (2025) – A Olamide track showcasing lyrical evolution and bold beats.
91. 1 Shot (2025) – A striking Olamide single with sharp bars and energy.
92. Prelude ft. Fxrtune (2025) – A soulful Olamide track with introspective vibes.
93. Idan Buruku (Freestyle) (2025) – A fiery Olamide freestyle with raw rap energy.
94. Kai ft. Wizkid (2025) – A Olamide collaboration with Wizkid, blending melody and rap.
95. Free of Charge ft. Joeboy (2025) – A vibrant Olamide track with Joeboy’s melodic touch.
96. Love In Tokyo ft. Paul Play (2025) – A Olamide collaboration with nostalgic vibes.
97. Fada Fada ft. Phyno (2016) – A celebratory rap track from Phyno’s album, with Olamide’s iconic verse.
98. Ghost Mode ft. Phyno (2014) – A high-energy rap collaboration from Phyno’s album, a cultural milestone.
99. Illegal ft. Pepenazi (2015) – A remix showcasing Olamide’s co-sign power with YCee.
100. Jagaban ft. YCee (2015) – A remix elevating YCee’s profile with Olamide’s urgent bars.

Tips for Exploring Olamide’s Music

• Stream on Platforms: Access these songs on Spotify, Boomplay, or Apple Music for high-quality audio and playlists.
• Check Albums: Explore albums like Rapsodi (2011), Baddest Guy Ever Liveth (2013), Carpe Diem (2020), and Olamide (2025) for context.
• Watch Videos: Many tracks, like “Eni Duro” and “Wo!!,” have iconic music videos enhancing their impact.
• Engage with Lyrics: Olamide’s Yoruba-English blend offers rich cultural references; translations can deepen appreciation.
• Follow YBNL Nation: Discover collaborations with YBNL artists like Fireboy DML, Asake, and Lil Kesh for more hits.

This list celebrates Olamide’s legacy as a trailblazer in Nigerian music, from his early street anthems to recent global hits. His ability to blend indigenous rap with Afrobeats and collaborate with artists across genres has solidified his status as a cultural icon. Explore these tracks to experience his evolution and influence. Happy listening