A recent event at Obi's House has sent shockwaves through the Nigerian music community, courtesy of disc jockey Michael Babatunde Adeyinka, popularly known as DJ Tunez. In a viral video recorded on January 7, 2026, the DJ, who is a known associate of superstar Wizkid, was captured enthusiastically playing and dancing to songs by Davido, an artist with whom he has publicly clashed in the past.
The Viral Moment That Broke The Internet
The clip, which quickly made the rounds on social media, shows DJ Tunez in his element during a performance. The choice of his playlist, however, is what caught everyone's attention. He pumped up the crowd with Davido's hit tracks, including 'With You' featuring Omah Lay and the classic 'Dami Duro'. Adding to the surprise, DJ Tunez was seen vibing and dancing energetically alongside popular dancer Poco Lee, showing no hesitation in enjoying the music.
History of Tension and Fan Reactions
This display is particularly stunning given the DJ's history. DJ Tunez has previously made his dislike for Davido and members of his team public. Most notably, he engaged in a heated social media exchange with Davido's aide, Israel DMW, just a few weeks prior to this event, where insults were traded and Davido himself was dragged into the argument.
The video elicited a flood of reactions from fans online, with many expressing sheer disbelief. Some fans questioned if the online drama between the camps was always just a performance or "cruise." Others pointed a finger at DJ Tunez, claiming he played a role in fueling the long-running feud between Wizkid and Davido and suggesting he should now help mend the rift between their fan bases, known for regular social media clashes.
A Feud That Spans Years
The rivalry between Davido and Wizkid is not new. The two afrobeats giants have been at odds for years, with their disputes sometimes spilling over to involve family members. This enmity has deeply divided their fans, who often clash online. Against this backdrop, seeing a key figure from Wizkid's circle openly celebrating Davido's music is seen as a significant and unexpected moment.
Some social media users defended the DJ's actions, arguing that good music transcends personal beef. One comment read, "So bcos is FC, he shouldn't listen to a good music from other top artist," referring to the fan clubs. Another user claimed to have over twenty videos of DJ Tunez playing Davido's songs in London, suggesting his appreciation for the artist's work is genuine and separate from online spats.
The incident at Obi's House has undoubtedly added a new chapter to the ongoing narrative of Nigeria's biggest music rivalry. Whether it signifies a thaw in relations or is simply a case of a DJ doing his job remains a topic of intense debate among entertainment followers nationwide.
