Social media is on fire again, and this time the flames are fueled by none other than Davido’s haters.
Yes, you heard that right, “E-geh-geh, geh-geh” is now the newest trigger phrase on X, all thanks to one dramatic user who claims the music legend has gone too far and should quit music within 24 hours. Why? Because “geh geh” apparently crossed a line.
The Adlib That Shook a Username
It all started with a screenshot showing the repeating lyric “E-geh-geh, geh-geh” from Davido’s Be There Still.
A popular X user, who coincidentally goes by the handle “geh geh,” felt personally attacked. Instead of laughing it off like most of us would, he decided to pull a “this is not a drill” move and issued Davido an ultimatum: Quit music in 24 hours.
Yes, this is real life. No, it’s not stand-up comedy.
The Internet Reacts: Geh Geh Must Be Stopped
Nigerians don’t waste time when it comes to drama, especially when it’s deliciously unserious. The comments were instant, brutal, and full of premium clownery.
Some fans suggested we “cancel geh geh” before it cancels the culture. Others claimed hearing “geh geh” feels like hearing the truth in a spiritual realm.
And of course, a few cooler heads pointed out what should’ve been obvious from the start: It’s just a lyric, and it’s working as promotion for the album.
Still, the jokes didn’t stop. From dragging the geh geh guy’s logic to predicting that bloggers like Tunde Ednut might start ignoring him entirely, the streets of X were not kind. But hey, that’s what you get when you take adlibs personally.
Let’s Be Honest, It’s a Win for Davido
At the end of the day, Davido is somewhere chilling, probably reading all this while sipping champagne, knowing full well that “geh geh” is trending and driving streams.
Whether it makes sense or not, it’s catchy, it’s weird, and it’s very Davido-core.
He could adlib “shekpeeee,” “who dey breet,” or even “banana republic”—and it would still slap. Because when you’re OBO, even your nonsense makes sense.
