Artist: Victor AD
Featured Artist: Davido
Song: Tire You
Released: January 26, 2019
Producer: Kulboy
Duration: 4:03
After “Wetin We Gain” made his name across Nigeria, Victor AD did not slow down. He opened 2019 with “Tire You” and brought Davido along for the ride.
Every month, money comes in.
And somehow, it all goes out. Sound familiar?
What if a little stayed back for you?
Autosave
PiggyVest saves it for you, automatically.
Daily, weekly or monthly. You choose, and it just happens.
Safelock
Lock it away. Even from yourself.
Keep your hands off money you've set aside, and get your interest paid upfront.
Small money adds up fast.
If you put aside ₦500 a day
In one year, you'd have set aside
Before any interest. Slide to try your own amount.
The singer, who traces his roots to Ughelli in Delta State, stayed with the hustle theme his fans already loved, this time with OBO by his side. On Victor AD’s official Audiomack page alone, it has gathered over seven million plays.
Kulboy, the producer who later worked with him on records like “Olofofo”, handled the beat here too.
Watch the two of them in the official video below, and stream or download “Tire You” from the player at the bottom.
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Start reading now →The kind of life “Tire You” refuses to accept
Culture Custodian described the song as a motivational record and “another variation of a motivational song” after “Wetin We Gain”. In Pidgin, Victor AD and Davido sing about being fed up with a life that is not moving forward. That feeling of being tired of the same struggle, day after day, is what gives the song its title.
The same review noted that Davido was brought in “to ensure the bass led mid-tempo track lands in the right spot.”
